Welcome to St. Thomas School

Welcome to St. Thomas School!

Welcome to St. Thomas!ï¿½ We want you to be part of our school community!ï¿½ We are thrilled that you decided to come and see what we have to offer that will benefit not only your children but the entire family in the areas of academics, community, healthy living, and religion.

St. Thomas School earned the National Blue Ribbon status in 2006 from the United States Department of Education. In our over one hundred-year history we have moved and grown three times. St Thomas Parish was founded in 1902 with the school opening in January of 1903.ï¿½ Today we sit at 428 S. Ft. Thomas Ave in the heart of Ft. Thomas, Kentucky.ï¿½ To read a brief summary of St. Thomas School click here.

St. Thomas is a parish with registered families.ï¿½ St. Thomas School services children from the age of three to fourteen offering pre-school through grade eight.ï¿½ This year we have fifty children in our pre-school and 189 students in grades kindergarten through eighth grade.ï¿½ Click here to learn more about our pre-school, primary grades, intermediate grades, and junior high.

We offer enrichment classes for all students in kindergarten and higher in the areas of:
ï¿½ï¿½physical education ï¿½ï¿½music ï¿½ï¿½art ï¿½ï¿½Spanish ï¿½ï¿½Library ï¿½ï¿½technology

Our pre-kindergarten class also takes advantage of our P.E., music, library and technology programs.ï¿½ Click here to find out more about the enrichment classes your children will enjoy.

Blue Ribbon

What does it mean to be a National Blue Ribbon School?

Before a school can apply for Blue Ribbon status it must meet several criteria:
• Standardized test scores must be in the top 10% of the nation or state. St Thomas qualified using national test scores. Click here to see the scores of which your child can be a part.
• A school must show continual improvement. Click here to see how your child can benefit from the various academic programs offered throughout the school.
• Community involvement. Click here to find out how your child would be connected to the community through outreach and service learning.
• A school must share its success with others. Click here to see how St. Thomas has worked together with other schools for the betterment of your child and all students of St. Thomas.