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At Mother Cabrini Catholic School, we foster a welcoming and caring community where every individual feels a sense of belonging and ownership. We prioritize a safe, harmonious environment that supports the wellbeing and growth of all.

We see each child as a unique learner capable of achieving their personal best in a nurturing setting. Our staff is committed to educating the whole child—academically, socially, emotionally, and spiritually—within a Catholic Christian context.

We recognize that every student brings unique talents, interests, and learning styles. Our teaching strategies are tailored to meet these individual needs through:

• Small class sizes that allow for personalized instruction

• A variety of teaching methods including:

  • Whole and small group lessons

  • Peer teaching

  • Hands-on activities and manipulatives

  • Open-ended projects

• Language development through phonics, sight recognition, and experiential learning

Instruction is adapted and modified based on ongoing assessments, parental input, and collaboration with our school-based support team. Specialized support is available through our special education and guidance staff, as well as regional child development professionals.

We offer a wide range of activities to enhance the learning experience, including:

• Artist workshops and theatre presentations

• Theme days like Play Day and Winter Carnival

• Birthday celebrations and field trips

• A week-long outdoor tournament

• Our annual Christmas concert and pageant

These events foster creativity, collaboration, and joy in learning.

Athletics play a vital role in building school spirit and student engagement. Our students participate in:

• Soccer (indoor and outdoor)

• Volleyball

• Basketball

• Swimming

• Hockey

In our close-knit school community, students often take part in multiple sports and extracurricular activities.

Faith is woven into daily life at Mother Cabrini. Each day begins with communal prayer, and the liturgical calendar is celebrated with special emphasis on Advent and Lent. Students actively participate in paraliturgies, prayer, song, and Mass—held either in the school gym or at church. Sacramental preparation for Eucharist, Reconciliation, and Confirmation is also part of our spiritual journey.

Mother Cabrini Catholic School began in 1969 in portables at St. Gregory and Nativity of Our Lord Catholic Schools. Our current building opened on June 30, 1970, and we remain a proud part of the Nativity of Our Lord Parish community.

Our school is named after Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini, the Patron Saint of Immigrants. She founded the Missionaries of the Sacred Heart in Italy and dedicated her life to serving others through orphanages and convents.