Middle School

St. Patrick’s middle schoolers have a rigorous curriculum that prepares them for their high school years. Teachers in the middle school specialize in their subject area, and remain with the same group of students for two years (5/6 team and 7/8 team). Students in grades seven and eight participate in electives as part of their diverse academic experience. Course topics range from Athletic Training to Greenhouse.

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21-22 Tuition Rates

Admission Guidelines

The Principal, along with the Admissions Committee will make the decision concerning your child’s acceptance and placement into our school. We will use the following criteria in descending order when we have a waiting list.

The family is following the expectations of a parishioner, including:
- being registered in St. Patrick’s Parish (length of registration may be a factor);
- having a stewardship form on file;
- attending Mass regularly;
- actively participating in a parish ministry or organization;
- contributing regular financial support in some traceable manner such as envelopes (or some agreed upon terms with the pastor and/or principal).
The family has current students attending St. Patrick’s School.
The family has siblings of current students attending St. Patrick’s School.
The family has siblings of accepted, new students.
The family is Catholic, non-parishioner; date of school application and availability of parish school will be considered.
The family has students planning to attend our K-8th grade program (this applies only to preSchool and preKindergarten programs).
The family is non-Catholic; date of school application will be taken into account.

As a way to better acquaint them with St. Patrick’s School, all parents/guardians and students will be required to meet with the Principal at school as part of the enrollment process. St. Patrick’s School requires all parents/guardians to give the school a copy of their child (ren)’s birth certificate and baptismal certificate.

Health Requirement

School health at St. Patrick’s is provided by, and under the supervision of, a Registered Nurse and designated and trained school office staff. St. Patrick’s follows laws and guidelines set forth by the Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services. The State of Nebraska has set forth requirements for physical examinations, visual evaluations, and immunizations for all students.

St. Patrick’s adheres to the Archdiocese of Omaha’s rules regarding immunizations. Immunization refusal for medical reasons will be accepted if signed by an MD, NP, or PA. Refusal of immunizations for religious reasons will not be accepted if the family is registered as Roman Catholic. Students from other faith backgrounds will be reviewed on a case by case basis if a religious exemption is filed.

A student must have a current immunization record on file before they may attend school. Students entering Kindergarten, 7th grade, or out-of-state transfer students must also submit a physical exam prior to the beginning of the school year.

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