Saint Andrew Catholic School

Saint Andrew Catholic School has been a leader of Catholic education in the Diocese of Fort Worth since 1954. Saint Andrew, with guidance from the Diocese of Fort Worth, is called to educate the whole child and help them be "able to recognize, to appropriate, and to cherish the eternal and transcendental goods of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness." As we follow our mission and prepare our students to be the next generation of leaders, we must examine how children learn best, teach children to think critically, and train them to be familiar with how to learn.

Our Needs

The funds raised on North Texas Giving Day will be included in our Annual Fund. Tuition provides only 80% of our budget and the Annual Fund helps to "bridge the gap" between tuition revenue and the operating budget. The Annual Fund, and therefore North Texas Giving Day gifts, benefit many of our programs at Saint Andrew Catholic School including much needed tuition assistance, classroom resources, faculty development, campus improvements, and extracurricular activities.

Who We Are

Saint Andrew Catholic School was founded in 1954 and is the largest grade school in the Fort Worth Diocese. We currently serve over 700 students in Preschool 3 through 8th grade.

Mission: Saint Andrew Catholic School is a Christ-centered community working in partnership with families to instill our Catholic faith, to nurture a sense of service, and to academically challenge the next generation of leaders in our global society.

Vision: Saint Andrew Catholic School strives to shape the faithful hearts and minds of its students to serve God, the Body of Christ, the Church, and the greater community.