St. Therese Catholic School has operated for 78 years in Catholic Education since 1947. St. Therese School thrives on the strength of our dedicated team of educators and support staff who have been working diligently to design engaging and meaningful learning experiences that meet the diverse needs of our students. St. Therese has grown from the days of the Dominican Sisters teaching local children in a Quonset hut to a vibrant school meeting the needs of over 160 children.

St. Therese remains strong and dedicated to providing to ALL Crusaders with a strong faith foundation, quality education and excellent service. Our curriculum remains rigorous;  our love for God and faith in our Catholic Church is strong; our students are actively involved in service projects; and our strong parent involvement continues to reach across our community. Above all, St. Therese implements comprehensive measures and protocols to ensure a secure and conducive learning environment for our students, and these remain to be our top priorities. 

I would invite you to visit our small, yet amazing school! From our parents, guardians and grandparents to our community volunteers, St. Therese School is a safe and happy place. Let us embrace this new academic year with enthusiasm and a determination to foster a culture of collaboration, inclusivity, and respect within our school community. I encourage you to actively engage in your child’s education, maintain open lines of communication, and participate in school activities and events whenever possible. I believe in the power of teamwork and the significance of a strong partnership between home and school. In collaboration, we can provide the support and guidance our students need to thrive academically, socially, and emotionally. Together, we will overcome any obstacles, celebrate achievements, and create a thriving learning community where every student can flourish.

All the best,

Dr. Elsie Inocian
School Principal
  
"To provide faith, service, and learning opportunities for students, families, and communities in a Christ-like environment".