About Us
At St. Clement Catholic School, we pride ourselves on the strong partnership that exists among the home, the school and the parish.
Supporting Students Success and Growth
At St. Clement Catholic School, our Catholic faith is at the heart of school life. We nurture students as disciples of Christ through daily prayer, Religious Education, monthly Rosary gatherings, and Gospel values integrated throughout the curriculum. In partnership with our parish, students participate in monthly Masses and take on liturgical leadership roles.
We are committed to a safe, welcoming, and inclusive environment where every student can reach their potential. Through individualized instruction, Individual Education Plans (IEPs), academic, social, and emotional supports, and early identification of needs, we help students develop confidence, responsibility, and a commitment to personal excellence. Students also benefit from reading supports, Scientist-in-the-School presentations, drama, assemblies, excursions, and a wide range of extracurricular activities, including athletics, choir, drama, student leadership, EcoSchool initiatives, chess, and clubs.
Our Catholic School Parent Council (CSPC) works closely with staff to enrich student learning through fundraising and community events. Its support helps provide resources and opportunities such as science and drama programs, playground equipment, musical instruments, technology, and library resources. Together with our families, staff, and parish community, we provide an excellent educational experience that helps students grow in mind, heart, and faith.
School History and Tradition
We are proudly named after St. Clement, who became the third Pope after St. Peter in 91 AD. An early Christian writer who knew St. Peter and St. Paul, St. Clement encouraged the Christians of Corinth to reconcile their differences, live in unity, and promote peace. He was later exiled to the Crimea by Emperor Trajan, where he was martyred around 100 AD. As the patron saint of stone cutters and sailors, his feast day is celebrated on November 23.
Inspired by St. Clement’s example, we encourage students to treat others with respect, work together harmoniously, and build a school community rooted in unity and peace.