About Us
St. Robert Catholic School is dedicated to providing value-based education to students from transitional kindergarten to eighth grade.
Philosophy & Mission
St. Robert Catholic School is an educational ministry promoting a Christ-centered environment that fosters academic excellence and personal integrity. Our faculty and staff are committed to providing the best educational training based on the love of God by integrating a living faith in the Catholic tradition with an education that stresses knowledge, courage, humanity, justice, and citizenship.
In partnership with the St. Robert Parish and the students of our school and their parents, we strive to create a setting that fosters learning among and respect for all people. We believe that every young person has the potential for positive development and the invaluable capacity to contribute to a civil society.
At St. Robert School, we believe that a Christian education is intended to make one’s “faith become living, conscious, and active, through the light of instruction.” We further believe that the “Catholic School is the unique setting within which this ideal can be realized in the lives of Catholic children and young people” (To Teach as Jesus Did, No. 102, National Conference of Catholic Bishops, 1973).
Our Community Members Are
Spiritual Christians Who
- Understand Catholic teachings
- Develop a personal relationship with God through prayer
- Serve the needs of others with compassion
- Treat God’s creation with respect
- Remain active in his or her faith community
- Read and understands the Scriptures
- Maintain the courage to make correct moral choices
- Treat his or her body as a Temple of the Holy Spirit
Responsible Citizens Who
- Value and celebrates diversity
- Participate as an active member of his or her local community
- Work cooperatively with others
- Understand and exercises his or her duties as a citizen
- Resolve conflicts in a peaceful manner
- Make choices that protect personal health and the health of others
- Take responsibility for his or her actions
- Use appropriate manners and etiquette in social situations
Self Motivated Learners Who
- Demonstrate a strong foundation in the basics of all subjects
- Use information to think independently and analytically
- Read for learning and enjoyment
- Express him- or herself clearly in written and oral communications
- Plan, set, and work toward goals effectively
- Experience and appreciates the fine arts
- Remain current with issues affecting his or her communities
- Use technology for learning and communicating
- Analyze problems and finds effective solutions
- Use education to improve the lives and health of community members
Learning Expectations
A graduate of St. Robert Catholic School will demonstrate the following:
Stewards of God’s Creation
Treats everyone with respect
Responsive to the needs of others
Obedient to a consistent prayer life
Brings the Beatitudes to life
Expresses thoughts, ideas, and emotions clearly
Resolves conflict peacefully
Takes responsibility
Facts & Figures
School Year
Mid-August to End of May
Summer School (June-July)
School Hours
8 am to 3 pm Transitional Kindergarten to 8th Grade
7 am to 6 pm TLC (The Learning Continues Program)
Ethnic Diversity of Student Body
Asian, Black, Native American, Hawaiian/Pacific Islander, White, Two or more races
Annual Enrollment – 205
Average Classroom Size – 20
Faculty with Advanced Degrees
67% have Master’s Degrees
Faculty with Teaching Credentials
91% have teaching credentials
Geographic Area
21 zip codes are used to send mail to students’ families
Size of Campus
4.8 acre campus
Our Staff
St. Robert Catholic School is very proud of our incredible staff
Administration
Fr. Lester Menor
Pastor
Terri Schwabauer
Regional Director
Laura Allen
Principal
Anthony Jackson
Assistant Principal / Advancement Director
Erica Goffinet
Bookeeper
Alma Najera
Administrative Assistant
Angie Jimenez
Office Assistant
Teachers
Diana McKechnie
TK Teacher
Austin Baker
Kindergarten Teacher
Matthew Brennan
1st Grade Teacher
Kimberly Robinson
Second Grade Teacher
Emma W
3rd Grade Teacher
Liz Luttrell
4th Grade / Athletic Director
Liz Steele
5th Grade Teacher
Trish Dabrowski
6th Grade Teacher
John Mamola
7th Grade Teacher
Andrea Kojima
8th Grade Homeroom / Lead Teacher
Auxillary Teachers
Kathy Anuszczyk
Music / Choir / Mass Prep
Mario Estrada
PE
Renee Ellenberg
Art Teacher
Student Support
Marilyn Varriano
Educational Achievement Specialist (EAS)
Susana Contreras
Instructional Assistant
Natalia Armas
Instructional Assistant
Liz Steel
Instructional Assistant
Seymour Morgan
Counselor
Nicole Smith
Campus Assistant / TLC Aide
Len Stover
TLC Aide
Now Enrolling for School Year 2024-25
Contact Us
We love to hear from you
2251 Irvin Way Sacramento, CA 95822
(916) 452-2111
office@strobertschool.org