Admissions and Academics
Welcome to St. Elizabeth School
Our Parish School
cultivates leaders, fosters faith and develops minds for learning and hearts for serving, which sets our students on a path for success.
Our Faculty and Staff
are devoted to the long-term investment in each of our students and themselves. Teachers are encouraged to continue their own professional development and complete continuing education each year, which translates into the ongoing introduction of innovative classroom techniques, cross-curricular teaching and instructional technology.
Our Parents
are highly involved. Parents volunteer a cumulative 15,000+ hours annually at STE by volunteering in the classrooms, serving on our School Advisory Council, serving on our CPTA, serving on our Athletic Committee and STEM Committee, supporting various fundraising goals, coaching school sports teams, supporting the arts and music programs, assisting in the library, as well as by organizing and executing the annual school carnival and school auction.
Our Students
become critical thinkers, confident leaders, compassionate persons, faith-filled servants and enthusiastic artists, athletes and scholars with the support of our entire community.
St. Elizabeth Catholic School
is founded in our Catholic tradition, and we weave the practice of our faith into each school day. We start each day with prayer, celebrate weekly all-school Masses and participate in other services of faith. Our students learn to live according to Christ’s teachings in the Gospels and around our ChristSkills. Although students need not be STE's parishioners or Catholic, all students receive religious education.
Our curriculum follows the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph, as well as infuses the national standards for all subjects. You can view the Diocesan curriculum here.
cultivates leaders, fosters faith and develops minds for learning and hearts for serving, which sets our students on a path for success.
Our Faculty and Staff
are devoted to the long-term investment in each of our students and themselves. Teachers are encouraged to continue their own professional development and complete continuing education each year, which translates into the ongoing introduction of innovative classroom techniques, cross-curricular teaching and instructional technology.
Our Parents
are highly involved. Parents volunteer a cumulative 15,000+ hours annually at STE by volunteering in the classrooms, serving on our School Advisory Council, serving on our CPTA, serving on our Athletic Committee and STEM Committee, supporting various fundraising goals, coaching school sports teams, supporting the arts and music programs, assisting in the library, as well as by organizing and executing the annual school carnival and school auction.
Our Students
become critical thinkers, confident leaders, compassionate persons, faith-filled servants and enthusiastic artists, athletes and scholars with the support of our entire community.
St. Elizabeth Catholic School
is founded in our Catholic tradition, and we weave the practice of our faith into each school day. We start each day with prayer, celebrate weekly all-school Masses and participate in other services of faith. Our students learn to live according to Christ’s teachings in the Gospels and around our ChristSkills. Although students need not be STE's parishioners or Catholic, all students receive religious education.
Our curriculum follows the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph, as well as infuses the national standards for all subjects. You can view the Diocesan curriculum here.
Uniform Policy
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ST. ELIZABETH SCHOOL UNIFORM POLICY
2020-2021 / Please partner with us in creating an environment conducive for learning by adhering to the uniform guidelines in the Handbook and ensuring that your child is properly groomed and dressed. Regular School Uniform Days - Most of our school days require students to be in uniform, as set forth in the Uniform Policy in the Handbook. Sweatshirts/fleece worn during the school day must be purchased through school - no exceptions. Spirit Days - Generally, Spirit Wear is defined as a STE's Spirit Wear shirt with “dress down” bottoms. There is no charge for Spirit Wear Days. Specific details are outlined in the Uniform Policy. Dress Down Days: Occasionally, students will enjoy the privilege of “dressing down.” Dress Down days allow students to wear regular street clothing, with certain restrictions, as outlined in the Uniform Policy. Occasionally, on these days, students are asked to contribute a small monetary donation ($1.00), in exchange for the privilege of dressing down. Students not in compliance with the Uniform Policy on any of these days will be required to call parents to bring appropriate clothing. Dennis School Uniforms (913) 381-6500 www.dennisuniform.com OPTIONAL DRESS FOR DRESS DOWN DAYS: Slacks, jeans, shorts, athletic wear – Neat, clean – No holes, tears, or low slung waistlines – shorts must be fingertip length. Yoga pants/leggings for girls – shirt must reach to arm’s length over pants Shirts, Sweatshirts – Neat, clean – No objectionable sayings or pictures (i.e. profanity, drug or alcohol references, etc.) No spaghetti straps or tank/muscle tops Vertical Divider
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Safe Environment
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph REQUIRES all parish and school employees and all volunteers in children's programs (school and childcare volunteers, coaches, chaperones, SOR teachers, Youth Ministers, Sacristans and Confirmation leaders) to take Protecting God's Children, a workshop designed to help raise awareness about child sexual abuse and create safer environments for all of our children. While employees and volunteers working with children are required to attend, all persons interested in making our world safer for children are welcome and encouraged to attend. Adults who attend the session will come away with practical information about the warning signs of child abuse, ways to prevent abuse, strategies for handling suspicions of abuse and ways to respond.
The Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph is committed to combating sexual abuse in the Church. If you are a victim of sexual abuse, or if you observe or suspect sexual abuse:
The Diocese has a sincere commitment to providing care and healing resources to victims of sexual abuse and their families. Please contact Victim Advocate, Kathleen Chastain, at 816-392-0011 or chastain@diocesekcsj.org for more information. OMBUDSMAN The ombudsman receives and investigates all reports of inappropriate behavior or sexual misconduct by clergy, employees or volunteers in the Diocese of Kansas City-St. Joseph. To make a confidential report, please contact:
Kathleen Chastain
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