A Great Place to Work! The staff members at St. Dominic School are committed to inspiring children to excel as confident leaders, critical thinkers, and responsible citizens in a Catholic, values-based community. See below for our position openings. Please submit a cover letter, resume, and contact information for three references to principal@schoolofstdominic.org. CURRENT POSITIONS AVAILABLE: […]
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St. Dominic School will celebrate Catholic Schools Week January 28 to February 3, 2024. Catholic Schools Week is an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States, and NCEA hosts it. It runs one full week with events and activities for our students and our whole community. Through these events, our school focuses on
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2023 Marathon Updates! As of September 29th, we have raised $21,653 which is 61% of our goal of 35,000 raised by October 13th! Top Ten as of 9/29! Here are the results for the top ten students for money raised. These students are currently in the lead to be able to pie a teacher or
Saint Watch St. Dominic School offers before and after school care to our families, through our Saint Watch Program, in order to ensure a healthy, safe, and educational environment for students when parents are working. Please click here for our Saint Watch Handbook and Behavior Policy Hours: 7:00 am – 8:00 am (Monday – Friday):
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Tuition & Grants/Aid By choosing a Catholic school, a family is choosing to invest in a child’s future. A future of college and career success, but more importantly, the development of faith, morals, and values that will carry each child throughout his/her life. Catholic school education is a financial investment, and our graduates and their
Address: 216 North Spring Street, Northfield, MN 55057 Phone: 507-645-8136 Fax: 507-650-0680 Email: office@schoolofstdominic.org Contact us below for: General Inquiries More Information
The Early Years St. Dominic Church was dedicated in 1869 by Bishop Grace. In 1925 a site was chosen for a parish school and ground broke on August 8, 1926. The school was originally named the Rosary School and the dedication service was held on August 7, 1927. The School Sisters of Notre Dame from
St. Dominic School instituted a Board of Specified Jurisdiction to help navigate the school’s success in a critically changing and increasingly competitive marketplace. The Board’s goal is to focus on school sustainability with individual members lending specific professional expertise to help address specific issues, challenges and goals facing the school. The Board will form committees