Facilities

Our gymnasium is equipped with a beautiful hardwood floor, six basketball hoops, and a full-length basketball court. We also have girls’ and boys’ locker rooms. We make use of our gym throughout the year with all grade levels in physical education classes. Students are also able to participate in athletics with junior cheerleading, volleyball, and basketball.

Our library has nearly 11,000 books barcoded and available for student checkout. Our collection includes a large selection of fiction, as well as non-fiction with an emphasis on the sciences, history and social science. Our collections are constantly updated and expanded. Books are chosen for their educational or recreational value.

Visits to the library are weekly for grades 4K through five. Middle school students visit anytime as required by class projects or just the need for a good book. Students are also able to read or meet in small groups in Jo’s Room, a small room with a table and comfortable seating, designed for students. Class visits are staffed by parent volunteers. To help fund the library, a book fair is held each year, which allows us to obtain new materials.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton has a beautiful cafetorium, stage, and sound system where concerts, plays, and other events are held. The cafetorium also serves as our lunchroom and is used for other school related events, meetings, and aftercare. School breakfasts and lunches are made on-site daily in our school kitchen.

Our kitchen is a full-service facility and is very suitable to the home-style breakfast and lunch program which is provided.  In addition to providing breakfast and lunch daily, the kitchen is used for other school functions, dinners, and fundraisers.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton has a half-day and full-day 4K program as well as a full-day kindergarten program. Our 4K and kindergarten programs are based on the principles of play-based learning with both child-initiated and teacher-supported curriculum. Through play-based learning, students learn basic social skills like sharing and taking turns. Involvement in play-based learning also stimulates a child’s drive for exploration and discovery while supporting positive attitudes toward learning. Students in kindergarten have the opportunity to participate in enrichment. All students in our early childhood programs have access to SmartBoard technology, iPads, and virtual learning with SWIVL robots as needed.