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St. Frances Cabrini Academy
Basic Information
Address: 3022 Oregon Ave, St. Louis, MO 63118
County: St. Louis City
School District: St. Louis City Public
Phone Number: 314-776-0883
Fax Number: 314-776-4912
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Additional Information
President: Dr. Peter M. Schroeder
School Type: Inter-parish school
Founded: 2003
Ages/Grades: KG-8
Diocese: Archdiocese of St. Louis
School Setting:
Located in South St. Louis City
School Size: 175
Classroom Size: 20-25
Student/Teacher Ratio: 13.7 to 1
Tuition: $4,200 for 1 child; $6,400 for 2, $7,400 for 3 or more
Financial Aid:
Financial Aid is available in many ways. We are committed to ensuring that every family accepted to St. Frances Cabrini Academy receives the financial support to attend.
After School Programs: Yes
School Clubs:
Liturgy choir
Foreign Language Club (Spanish)
Chess Club
Robotics
Art Club
Admissions Requirements:
The following items are needed to register a child in the school:
• A completed Application Form
• Payment of Application Fee
• A completed Tuition Payment Agreement
• A copy of the child’s State Birth Certificate
• A copy of the child’s Baptismal Certificate (if the child is Catholic)
• A copy of the child’s Social Security Card
• A copy of the child’s Immunization Record
• A copy of a recent report card (if the child is transferring from another school)
• A completed Request for Transfer of Records Form (if the child is transferring from another school). A review of the child’s transcript is part of the application process and is a determining factor for acceptance.
• Verification of custody arrangements in cases in which the parents of the student are divorced. A copy of the portion of the divorce decree, which verifies custody arrangements, must be provided.
A child must be five years of age on or before July 31 to be admitted to Kindergarten.
A child entering first grade must be six years of age on or before July 31 for admittance.
Mission Statement:
St. Frances Cabrini Academy is a Catholic elementary school that educates by nurturing the growth of each child’s mind, body, and spirit. We celebrate our diversity while acting together to proclaim the Gospel. We commit ourselves to justice, the value of a quality education for all, and the vibrancy of the city of St. Louis.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
St. Frances Cabrini Academy will be a school of choice for people of all economic levels, ethnic backgrounds, and faith traditions. We will remain financially stable, enrolling student regardless of need, and providing the resources necessary to enhance programs that further challenge students to realize their full potential. We will act as a stabilizing force and a catalyst for change, growth, and justice in our community. As our students go out into the world, they will be regarded as models of respect, compassion, and confidence.