About our School
St. Stephen Martyr
Shaping Spirits and Minds thru:
Faith Formation
Personal Integrity
Stewardship and Service
Partnership with Parents and Community
and Academic Excellence
ABOUT OUR SCHOOL
St. Stephen Martyr uses the Archdiocesan Curriculum Guidelines to plan programs and assessments. The Archdiocese also requires the use of Language Arts and Math portfolios. A portfolio is a purposeful selection of student work that exhibits a student's effort and achievements over time.
St. Stephen Martyr is a collaborative model school. Our teachers and staff are committed to working with students with special needs in consultation with the Office of Lifelong Formation and Education. Our instructional program is designed to meet the needs of children with mild disabilities. Children who have severe learning disabilities may require alternate placement in a different school.
St. Stephen Martyr also tries to reach the needs of the gifted by participating in the John Hopkins Talent search with our younger students and the Duke University Talent Identification programs for our 7th grade students. We are constantly striving to find outlets for our gifted students.
We also offer our students a Family Life program, an AIDS Education program, Peer Mediation programs, the Peace Keepers program and a Life Skills program for our upper grades. Other activities include: Quick Recall, Spelling Bee, Social Studies Fair, Science Expo, World Expo (Social Studies), 4-H, Drama Club, Children's Choir, Art, Spanish, Physical Education, Computer Classes, Algebra 1, and Make a Difference Project.
For more information about our great school,
please contact the school office at
(502) 635-7141
2931 Pindell Avenue Louisville, KY 40217 (502) 635-5813
Welcome to the community of
St. Stephen Martyr
21st Century Skills
and the
Archdiocese of Louisville
The Archdiocese of Louisville, in covenant with parents, provides a Christ-centered education that prepares all students for an ever-changing world. This education cultivates a learning environment that includes the21st century skills of critical thinking, communication,collaboration, and creativity
and fosters the principles of compassion, self-efficacy, resiliency, and global awareness. Thus, students are empowered to successfully navigate the academic, digital, artistic, and interpersonal realms leading to an appreciation of lifelong learning and community engagement.