St. Paul's Catholic school is the sole Catholic school in Canyon County offering a Christian education and an investment in the future of Idaho children.
St. Paul’s School is the sole Catholic school in Canyon County providing a Catholic Education since 1922. The school was originally staffed by Dominican Sisters. From 1929-1939 the Sisters of the Holy Cross conducted classes. The school was staffed by Benedictine Sisters until 2001 when Sister Scholastica Uhlenkott retired to the Monastery of St. Gertrude in Cottonwood. The school is currently staffed by certified teachers and administrators with assistance from the Missionary Sisters of the Rosary of Fatima and Diocesan priests.
The mission of the St. Paul's Catholic School is to develop Catholic faith and ensure individual academic excellence. We provide a quality Catholic education that enables the individual to become a contributing member of the Church and Society. We teach learners in a student–centered environment that fosters the development of the whole person as an individual; nurtures values, skills and the ability to learn based on individual potential; teaches communication skills effectively across the content areas, possess broad general knowledge, and are skillful in the uses of technology; provides a safe and secure learning environment in which everyone is respected as children of God; and promotes Christ-like behavior in all learners as a basis of school discipline.
