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Introduction. The Congregation of the Sister’s of St. Ann was founded in 1834. The congregation which began as tiny seed in Turin, Italy, made its first Missionary journey to India in 1871 under the direction of Blessed Enrichetta, the Co-Foundress, then Mother General of the Congregation.St Ann’s School is run by the Congregation of the Sisters…
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Saint Ann’s Preschool is located at 26 Willow Place between Joralemon and State Streets, a few blocks from our main building. Our Preschool is divided into a threes program and a fours program. In total, our preschool numbers about 60 children. Both programs are full day (9am-3pm), five day a week programs. There are two classrooms for three ...
St. Ann School school is innovative and moving toward the future, as our motto stays constant: “St. Ann School – the times may change, but the excellence remains". If you are looking for a safe nurturing environment where you child will learn in a positive atmosphere, St. Ann School is the place for you! We proudly serve students in Pre-K 3 through Grade 8.
St. Ann School Staten Island NY, Staten Island, New York. 1,017 likes · 341 talking about this · 3,689 were here. Building the future one student at a time.
🎉Exciting News from St. Ann’s Catholic School! 🎉 We are thrilled to unveil our fresh new look and rebranding! Introducing our new mascot for the Saints – symbolizing strength, unity, and faith. As we continue to grow and evolve, our commitment to academic excellence and nurturing faith remains steadfast. Join us in celebrating this ...
The history of St.Ann’s , as an educational institution, goes back to the Sisters of St. Joseph of the Apparition, who were invited by Bishop Michael Antony to open a school for girls, which they did in 1859. The school was housed in an old building called the ‘Bungalow’. In 1866 a gable of the building gave way. Read More
