Exploring Your Admission Options

St. Albans welcomes applications year-round and maintains waiting lists for each grade level. As openings occur, prospective students are invited to a visitation day to better experience classroom environments, teaching styles and the nurturing social atmosphere at St. Albans.

Because the right fit is paramount to all future academic success, this pre-screening is an important part of the admissions process.

PRE-K & KINDERGARTEN

  • We offer an extraordinary experience in early childhood education emphasizing cognitive learning, social and emotional development, and physical growth and development.
  • Students applying to the Pre-Kindergarten program must be four years old by September 1; students applying to Kindergarten must be five years old by September 1.
  • Pre-K and Kindergarten students experience enrichment classes including Spanish 4 days a week, Physical Education and Library twice a week, and music once a week. Kindergarten students also attend weekly art and computer classes.
  • The student-teacher ratio in Pre-K is no more than 9:1. The student-teacher ratio in Kindergarten is no more that 13:1.

 


GRADES 1 - 8

  • Small classes, high expectations, and progressive instruction create an atmosphere where students acquire a broad foundation of knowledge and skills.
  • Individual talents, teamwork, and an appreciation of diversity and creativity are fostered through a variety of enrichment programs.
  • Prospective students are asked to visit class for a day and to complete the basic battery of the Stanford 10 Achievement Test.
  • Past report cards and other standardized tests also help determine if students are ready to excel and thrive at St. Albans.

 


  • COME SEE FOR YOURSELF:

    Pre-K Student Visitations: Jan 27-31 2025

    Scheduled School Tours: Sept 26, 2024, Oct 23, 2024, Feb 28, 2025, Mar 26, 2025

    Open House: May 8, 2025

For more information about the application process, please contact our Registrar, Ms. Mindy Sakoi, at mindys(at)stalbans.org or call (916) 782-3557.