We are a supportive place of learning
At Sts. Peter and Paul School, we embrace the Gospel message of Jesus Christ. We promote a family spirit through service and valuing the gifts God has given each one of us. We help each other grow in our Catholic faith, work hard to uphold high academic standards, and nurture a passion for learning.
Our teachers work together and are committed to helping children succeed in their education and in living. Our small student-to-teacher ratio/class sizes offer a nurturing atmosphere where teachers can connect with students personally and provide invaluable individual attention in order to foster caring relationships and facilitate personalized learning experiences while upholding high academic standards.
Prospective Families
Current Families
““As someone who didn’t grow up in this area, Sts. Peter & Paul School has been so friendly and welcoming! The teachers and staff care about these kids and love their job. I love sending my son to this school and watching him love it too.””
““When I hear people say, ‘It takes a village’, I immediately think of Sts. Peter & Paul. The school & community helped make me who I am. The humility, the work ethic, & the Christian values that I learned at SPP have proven to be the most important lessons that I’ve learned in life, & they’ve carried with me through higher education & now into my professional career.”
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Alumni Spotlight
Mark Rebholz graduated from Sts. Peter and Paul School in 2004. He went on to Bishop Brossart High School and graduated in 2008. He continued his education at the University of Kentucky and received his bachelor’s degree in Architecture. Mark also received his Master of Architecture Degree from Virgina Tech.
Mark’s favorite memory from Sts. Peter and Paul is the Fourth Grade field trip to Frankfort.
Currently Mark resides in Charlotte, North Carolina with his wife, Laurie, whom he married in 2020. They just recently purchased their first home! In his free time, he enjoys traveling, hiking, woodworking, and running ultramarathons!