A place to belong — and become
Saint Peter’s is intentionally small, making room for meaningful attention, brave questions, and the kind of care that helps every child grow with confidence.
Small enough to know every child.
Bold enough to change how they learn.
Featured updates
New families can complete the full admissions packet online. Individual forms are available for a missing sheet or an office-requested update. The Family FAQ explains school hours, dismissal, uniforms, transportation, and after-school care.
Open Family FAQ“Children learn best when they know the adults around them genuinely know them, care about them, and expect great things from them.” — Dr. L. Robert Furman. Read the principal’s welcome and the educational philosophy guiding Saint Peter’s.
Read the principal’s welcome
Since 1998
Home of the TigersA Saint Peter's tradition
Since 1998, Saint Peter's Academy has believed that every child deserves adults who keep teaching, keep encouraging, keep adjusting, and keep believing.
It is not a demand for perfection. It is our promise to pair high expectations with personal attention—and never let a child quietly fall through the cracks.
Why Saint Peter’s
Children thrive when the adults around them pay attention—not only to what they know, but to who they are becoming.
A deliberately close-knit community creates space to notice, listen, and respond to each child.
Teachers can follow a thoughtful question, try a fresh approach, and invite students into active discovery.
Warm relationships give children the security to stretch, contribute, make mistakes, and try again.
Discover Saint Peter’s
See how questions, collaboration, and hands-on discovery belong in the learning direction at Saint Peter’s.
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Authentic student artwork and creative moments will be shared here as school stories are gathered.
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School-life stories will celebrate the everyday moments that help a small community feel connected.
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Learning in action
Learning comes alive when children can wonder aloud, work with their hands, collaborate, revise, and recognize what they are capable of doing next.
From the principal
“Children learn best when they know the adults around them genuinely know them, care about them, and expect great things from them.”
Dr. L. Robert FurmanElementary Principal
Read the Principal’s WelcomeCome see the difference
The best way to understand a small, caring school is to experience it in person.
Warm enough to feel like family. Modern enough to inspire confidence.