St. Anthony of Padua Regional Catholic School in Philadelphia serves students in Pre-K through 8th grade, including those with learning differences. The school maintains a learning support staff and offers specialized learning difference programs designed to help students with diverse academic needs succeed alongside their peers.
With an average class size of 25 students and a faculty where 60% hold advanced degrees, the school creates an environment focused on both academic growth and spiritual development. The curriculum integrates Catholic values and faith-centered instruction while providing individualized support through learning support services and tutoring programs available to students who need additional help.
Located at 913 Pierce Street in Philadelphia, PA, St. Anthony of Padua serves 235 students and welcomes families from the parish and surrounding community. Tuition begins at $3,550 annually for non-parishioners, with parishioner rates at $5,475; 60% of students receive financial aid with an average grant of $800. The school offers rolling admissions year-round. For more information about specialized services and admission, contact Sister Mary Esther, Principal, at (215) 468-0353 or visit stanthonyofpaduarcs.org.