Our Mission

Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School prepares grades K-8 students through holistic learning, academic excellence, personal empowerment, and a deepening faith in Jesus Christ within the Catholic tradition.

Our Vision

Graduates are ethical, responsible, and dedicated leaders inspiring good in their community and the world.

Our Core Values

  • Faithfulness to God’s love and expectations, is expressed through our actions and words.
  • Learning through a holistic approach, and education through music and the arts, strengthens academics and heightens inner discipline, focus, self-esteem, creativity, and teamwork.
  • Peacemakers are respectful in actions and words to God, self, others, and all creation.
  • Service is central to our desire to help all thrive: our community, our school, ourselves.
  • Community is our shared experience of lifting up our school, our families, and our neighbors to create a sense of belonging and a desire to give back.

At Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School we are…

  • Working Together as Peacemakers
  • Learning in a Culture of Faith
  • Experiencing Academic Excellence and an Excitement for Learning
  • Succeeding in the Adventures of Reading Writing, and Math
  • Growing in Inner Discipline and Creativity Through Violin, Dance, and Visual Arts
  • Preparing for the Technology of Today and Beyond in Computer and Science Labs

At Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School we have…

  • All Day Kindergarten
  • Financial Assistance Available
  • Classes from 8:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. with an optional Extended Day Program from 7:00a.m.-5:00p.m.
  • Breakfast and Lunch Programs
  • Fresh Fruits and Vegetable Program
  • Dance residencies which culminate in the Advent Program and Spring Concert
  • Home visits by staff
  • Rolling Tutor Program

At Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School we celebrate…

  • Advent Prayer Service
  • Annual Benefit Dinner
  • Annual Spring Concert
  • Black History Month
  • Catholic Schools Week
  • Diversity Day
  • Dramatized Stations of the Cross
  • Extended Day for all grades
  • Peacemaker Activities
  • Red Ribbon Week
  • Spirit Day
  • Women’s History Month

Racial Justice Statement

Sister Thea Bowman, FSPA, called on the Church and our nation to break down racial barriers that has allowed racism to continue in our country and in our churches. Sister Thea Bowman Catholic School staff, students, and families are called to a commitment to respect diversity, social justice, and the dignity of all. In that light, we pursue policies and practices to combat racism and all of the negative results that come from institutional and personal racism. We use holistic education and prayer to provide our students the tools they need to bring about racial equity in our communities for themselves and for all who suffer the effects of racism.