St. Andrew-St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School strives to educate the whole person by promoting the spiritual, moral, physical and intellectual development of each student in a value centered environment, to challenge all students to achieve their maximum potential and teach to the particular learning style of the student.

We seek to motivate students to become part of the believing community, to embrace the plurality of cultures and creeds and to respect all people as children of God.

REGISTRATION is held in the Spring of each year and a non-refundable registration fee is required. 

TUITION is $3,100 per student for 2010/2011 school year.   Financial hardship should be discussed with the pastor; every effort possible to admit the student will be explored.

ENROLLMENT currently is 488 students - Kindergarten through Eighth Grade.

Web Site: www.saseasschool.org

S.A.S.E.A.S. ALUMNI

The SASEAS Alumni Committee offers a means for anyone who attended (not necessarily graduated) St. Andrew School and/or St. Elizabeth Ann Seton School to stay in touch with other alumni and classmates. The Committee provides quarterly newsletters with information about Alumni activities, such as The Father Herrmann Christian Values Scholarship Awards, special recognition of SASEAS Alumni who have achieved outstanding honors, and the SASEAS Alumni Social held each year. In addition to the mailings, the Committee strives to maintain a current database of all Alumni, provides historical displays with pictures of Graduating Classes, First Communion classes, Pastors, Principals and Teachers. The historical display is also available on the SASEAS Alumni website at http:// www.saseasalumni.com . E-mail the Alumni Committee at: SASEASalumni@hotmail.com or contact Judy Ivers Johnson at (513) 683-4813.

S.A.L.T. (Social Action Leadership Team)

In response to our baptismal call to share in the mission of Jesus Christ,we strive to empowere our parishes to develop a greater awareness of and participation in the social dimension of the Church.  We work in solidarity on behalf of the poor and vulernable to bring about a more just, hope filled and compassionate society. 

Contact:  Barb Aluotto, 831-3812.

SMILE Youth Group
St. Andrew Parish feels as strongly as you do about the well being of our young people. They are a gifted, talented, creative part of our parish. However, they still need encouragement, support, spiritual guidance and the need to be a part of their parish community.

Since St. Andrew and St. Elizabeth Ann Seton have a consolidated elementary school and most of our Junior High and High School students attend the same public and parochial schools, it seemed only natural to combine efforts, finances and energy in one Youth Ministry Program.

SMILE is designed to meet the needs of all Junior High (7th & 8th grades) and High School students. S.M.I.L.E. stands for Something More In Life Expected. Our challenge is to offer a process that meets the needs of the total person. SMILE is based on the seven components of Youth Ministry as designed in the United States Catholic Conference document - A Vision of Youth Ministry, as follows:

Social - activities that offer a safe and fun-filled environment (dances, ski trips, whitewater rafting, etc.).

Understanding and Healing - Junior High and High School Youth Group meetings with topics that relate to teens (i.e. peer pressure, self-esteem, etc.).

Catechesis - growing in our relationship with God and knowledge of our faith. Our high school Sunday night meetings take the place of high school Religious Education for both parishes.

Community - sense of belonging to the group/parish -Support system for teens.

Enablement - enabling teens to take a leadership role in SMILE (peer ministry).

Service - service projects such as visits to the nursing home and Homelss Shelter, Encouraging teens to minister within parish life (Lectors, Extraordinary Eucharistic Ministers, choir, etc.).

Spiritual - High School retreat.

Our SMILE process begins in Junior High (7th & 8th grade) with meetings and social activities.

For more information, please call Catherine Fasano, 831- 8318.

S.A.S.E.A.S. Boosters Organization
The purpose of the Boosters Organization is promote and support athletic programs for the school age children. The Boosters raise all funds needed to keep the organization fiscally responsible, while reinforcing the academic, athletic and sportsmanship principles of our Christian parishioners.  Contact:  Sam Strotman, 722-7955