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Your child will soar at Saint Ann School.
Your child will soar at Saint Ann School because we are an environment infused with the love of Christ. Where your child’s uniqueness is encouraged as they pursue academic excellence, engage in service for others, and thrive in their pursuit for peace and justice.
Saint Ann School is a PreK3 through 8th grade school dedicated to education of the 193 students enrolled in our program.
Our students are rooted in a strong tradition and soaring to new heights each and every day. We would love to introduce you to our Saint Ann family.
Together We Soar,
Anna Rumfola
Principal
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School Calendar
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Saint Ann Centennial: Radiating Christ for 100 Years
Click the above image to learn about our Centennial Celebration, including our history, events, sponsorship opportunities, and more!
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Historical Marker Recognizes 100 Years of Saint Ann
For 100 years, St. Ann Church and School has been a landmark in the West Nashville neighborhood. Now it has the historical marker to prove it.
As part of its celebration of the 100th anniversary of the founding of the church and school, a historical marker has been erected in the parish’s front yard along Charlotte Avenue. Pastor Father Michael Fye blessed the marker on Friday, Aug. 27, as the students and faculty at St. Ann School and parishioners gathered around to watch.
Read Full Story in Tennessee Register
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Hand In Hand Options Program Takes Step Forward
The Hand in Hand Options program for students with developmental delays at Saint Ann School is heading into a benchmark year as it expands to the elementary level for the 2020-2021 school year and graduates the largest HiH class in May of 2021.
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The inclusion benefits not only the Hand in Hand students but also the rest of the student body, said Anna Rumfola, the principal at Saint Ann School. The inclusion experience helps students experience a new level of diversity and learn about human dignity, she said. “We love everyone and we want to include everyone.”
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