St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School

✨ Open House at St. Elizabeth Seton! ✨

📅 April 29 | ⏰ 3:30–5:30 PM

Tour our school, meet our teachers, and discover how we’re Forming Saints and Scholars.
🍧 Plus—enjoy Rita’s Italian Ice!
Drop in anytime—we’d love to meet you! 💙
📞 (239) 455-2262
🌐 SaintElizabethSeton.com

🏆🦁 St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic School was proud to participate in the Lions Cup V Robotics Event, a special annual event that brings together Catholic schools from across the Diocese for a day of friendly competition, teamwork, and school spirit. Students compete in a variety of robotics events while building confidence, sportsmanship, and lasting memories.

Our students gave their all, supported one another, and achieved their team personal bests throughout the day. We are so proud of their hard work, determination, and the way they represent our school with grace and pride.

Congratulations to all of our robotics engineers for showing what it means to be strong in spirit, kind in heart, and always striving for excellence! 💙✨

✨ Open House Invitation ✨
Come discover all that Saint Elizabeth Seton Catholic School in Naples, Florida, has to offer!
We invite families interested in learning more about our school or exploring enrollment opportunities to join us for our Open House.
📅 April 29th

🕞 3:30 PM – 5:30 PM

📍 Saint Elizabeth Seton Catholic School

🍪 Light refreshments will be served
Tour our campus, meet our community, and learn about our faith-filled, academically strong education for students in Pre-K3 through 8th grade.
We look forward to welcoming you!

Thank you, Seedtotable, for helping us spread the word about our School Gala, featuring author, journalist, news contributor, and EWTN host Raymond Arroyo.

If you have not purchased your tickets yet, please use the link below and join us. It will be a beautiful evening celebrating classical Catholic education, with live music and dancing at The Ritz-Carlton Tiburon.

https://saintelizabethseton.com/gala/

According to the 2024 Nation’s Report Card (NAEP), Catholic school students outperformed their public school peers in reading, math, and science at both the 4th and 8th grade levels.

These results show how Catholic education nurtures the whole child, combining rigorous academics with the formation of virtue, faith, and character. Compared to public schools, Catholic schools emphasize not only knowledge but also moral growth, community, and a sense of purpose.

Like St. Albert the Great, patron of students and teachers, we believe true learning unites faith and reason. Our students grow not only in knowledge, but also in virtue, curiosity, and faith, forming the whole child, mind, body, and spirit.

Source: Catholic News Agency
https://www.catholicnewsagency.com/news/262527/catholic-schools-surpass-public-schools-in-nation-s-report-card?utm_source=chatgpt.com

Christmas Blanket and Pillow Drive.

Help St. Elizabeth H.A.S.A. give back to our community this Christmas season. We are collecting new blankets and pillows to support families in need, inspired by the compassion and charity of Saint Elizabeth of Hungary, who devoted her life to serving the poor with generosity and love.

Please drop off items at the main office by December 1.
All donations will be delivered to the Guadalupe Center and distributed in time for Christmas.

For questions, contact [email protected].

No School November 24–28.

As we prepare to celebrate Thanksgiving, there will be no school November 24th through 28th.

Like St. Elizabeth of Hungary, who showed her gratitude to God through acts of love and service to those in need, we give thanks for our blessings and for the wonderful Seton community.

Wishing all our Seton families a joyful, restful, and blessed Thanksgiving filled with gratitude and love.

St. Elizabeth Ann Seton, the first American-born saint, dedicated her life to faith, education, and service. A woman of courage and compassion, she founded the first Catholic parish school and laid the foundation for Catholic education in America. Her deep trust in God and commitment to helping others continue to inspire generations of students and educators.

At St. Elizabeth Seton School, we proudly carry on her mission, educating the whole child in faith, knowledge, and service. Her legacy guides everything we do, from nurturing hearts to shaping minds.

"She conquers who conquers herself." – Vincit qui seipsum vincit

The physical pillar of spirituality reminds us that caring for our bodies and striving for excellence honors God. Our Seton Panther women’s volleyball team lived that truth in their third championship matchup against the Royal Palm Lions.

Both rounds came down to a thrilling 25–24 finish. Though the Lions claimed the win, our Panthers showed true victory through teamwork, Christian unity, and grace under pressure.

Way to go, Seton Panthers — we are so proud of you!