All Saints Catholic School

4001 36th Ave. NW - Norman, OK 73072

Phone: 405-447-4600
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All Saints Catholic School Features:

Pre-kindergarten - 8th Grade
Faith, Knowledge, Service
Before & After Care Available
Strong Academic Focus

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All Saints Catholic School was established in Norman, Oklahoma, in 1996, in the name of Jesus Christ, as a result of a dedicated Archbishop, faculty, administration, staff, parish communities, and strong parental support. The school moved from its original location at Saint Joseph Parish on the east side of Norman, to its present location on the west side, in the summer of 1998. We have grown from a student body of 160 in the first year to serving nearly 400 students from Norman and surrounding towns. In 2007, we received national recognition as a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence by the U.S. Department of Education. In addition, we are dually accredited through the Oklahoma Conference of Catholic Schools Accrediting Association (OCCSAA) and the State of Oklahoma.

All Saints Catholic School offers a total education program that challenges students to improve the world by sharing Gospel Values and Catholic Social Teachings, which permeate the learning environment. Students grow to understand their faith and their responsibilities as Christians.

Students explore their faith through attending school Mass, Theology classes, service projects and ministry.

All Saints Catholic School stresses the value of self-discipline and commitment.

Faculty and staff share their faith, their talents, and their time.

While every student who comes to All Saints Catholic School is not Catholic, all share experiences of faith and values.

Catholic schools encourage each student to accept the challenges of being a Christian in our world.

As a faith community, we emphasize Gospel Values and Catholic Social Teachings which encourage students to accept others rather than exclude them, to understand the difference between right and wrong, and to commit themselves to serve God by serving others.