St. Monica Catholic School offers preschool through eighth grade with a mission to guide our students in exploring and valuing the truths of our Faith. According to the American Bishops, Catholic schools are called to realize the four-fold purpose of Christian education:
to proclaim the Gospel message,
build Christian community,
participate in liturgical worship, and
live a life of service to others
At St. Monica Catholic School we take the charge from St. John Paul II to heart. We strive to creative a warm, welcoming environment best suited to guiding our students to Christ.
Core studies include Theology, Math, Reading/English Literature, Science, Social Studies and Geography. Grades 1 through 5 also have the opportunity to learn Handwriting (Cursive).
The school day begins at 7:50 am with prayer and ends at 2:50 pm with a prayer.
Interested in more details about K-8 curriculum at St. Monica?
Visit the Diocese of Kalamazoo Office of Schools to learn more about our approach to curriculum.
Students actively participate in Mass weekly at our parish. Through prayer and Theology classes, teachers, students, and parents come together to explore the depth of the Catholic faith. By integrating faith into our school life and offering a distinctive community service program, we empower our students to embrace Christ's teachings and support those in need, whether in our school, parish, community, or beyond.