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52 %

of the Class of 2021 graduated with All A or A/B Honor Roll

number of zip codes represented in student population

$ 24119

raised for charitable organizations through student-led initiatives

45 %

of families receive tuition assistance

$ 134041

Covid-19 relief granted to families in Tuition Payment Waivers

Beyond Solid Academics and Solid Values

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It’s important that we offer more than a solid academic and ethical foundation. A genuinely loving and welcoming community—a true family of teachers, students and parents—helps shape children who grow strong and true. Graduates are motivated, high-achieving individuals of integrity, dedicated to bettering themselves and the world around them.

Students at Mother Seton School learn by example to model their lives on the Christian virtues of humility, simplicity, charity and love. By surrounding children with values in action—from our dedicated teachers to our respect for individual differences—we help them become young men and women who are prepared for anything and eager to seek the good and serve others.

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Blessing of the Animals Rescheduled to Oct 11

Due to inclement weather, the Blessing of the Animals has been rescheduled to October 11. Line up begins in the circle at 1:10pm; celebration begins at 1:30pm. All pets must be restrained.

Spaghetti Dinner Volunteers NEEDED!

Please sign up to donate your time and/or goods for the Spaghetti Dinner on October 16.

YES! I will lend a helping hand!

Next HSA Meeting 10/11 - Guest Speaker Sister Maggie - RSVP Today!

Mother Seton School's Home and School Association presents our first Mental Health Awareness Speaker Series in conjunction with our next HSA meeting.

Mental Health Awareness Speaker Series:

Guest Speaker: Sister Maggie Scally, D.C.

Topic: Discussing The Second Step Program and its benefits.

As we come out of the past few years, an important topic has come to the forefront, mental health. Mother Seton School and the HSA would like to encourage this discussion to continue, which is why we have planned a 3-part series focusing on various topics centered around mental health. First up is Mother Seton School's very own, Sister Maggie Scally, D.C., and The Second Step Program. Sister Maggie will discuss what the program offers our children and the steps we can take at home to help encourage engagement with our children.

The HSA general meeting will start at 6:30 p.m., with Sister Maggie starting her presentation at 7:00 p.m.

Like all HSA meetings, this event is open to the Mother Seton School community. While we encourage you to attend the HSA meeting to hear about upcoming events and volunteer opportunities, we understand everyone has busy schedules. Sister Maggie's talk will be approximately 30 minutes long.