Frequently Asked Questions

• What age must my child be to enroll?
  • Preschool (3 year olds): Must be 3 before July 31st of the current school year to comply with Nebraska state law.
  • PreKindergarten (4 year olds): Must be 4 before July 31st of the current school year to comply with Nebraska state law.
  • Kindergarten (5 year olds): Must be 5 before July 31st of the current school year to comply with Nebraska state law.
• What grade levels does Sts. Peter and Paul serve?

  Sts. Peter and Paul offers education from Preschool through 8th grade. The school is accredited through the State of Nebraska and provides a diverse curriculum that includes Spanish, STEM, art, music and physical education. We are proud to open a Preschool class for the 2026-2027 school year.

• When does enrollment open for new families?

  Enrollment for new families opens in early February. School tours are available during the school day and can be scheduled by calling the Sts. Peter and Paul School office at (402)731-4713.

• How do I start the enrollment process?

  Starting the enrollment process for one of our Consortium schools has never been easier! Simply complete the Inquiry Form so we can learn more about you and the schools that you are interested in will be reaching out to you right away to schedule a tour and answer your questions. Once you have decided which school your student wants to attend, they will send you the online application and detail what’s next. We are here to help you every step on your school search journey!

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• What time does school start and end?

  Full-day classes run from 8:00 AM to 3:00 PM, Monday through Friday.

• Do families need to pay for school lunch?

  No. All Sts. Peter and Paul students receive free lunch each school day. We are proud to offer this program to support the health, well-being and success of every student.

• Is financial assistance available?

  Yes, Sts. Peter and Paul offers financial aid based on need. Families may qualify for assistance through the Children’s Scholarship Fund (CSF) and the Omaha Catholic School Consortium (OCSC). Applications for CSF open in mid-February and close in early May. The Consortium team is committed to addressing financial challenges and is eager to discuss financial aid opportunities for the upcoming school year. We award more than $1.8 million every year in tuition assistance to families. There are multiple opportunities for assistance based upon financial need and discounts are also available for families with multiple students, families who belong to one of our partner parishes and those who work in one of the schools.

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• Is there extended care available?

  Yes, before and after-school extended care is available for all students in all grades.

• What academic services are available for my student if he/she needs additional support?

  At the Consortium, we work with students of all academic abilities and are able to adapt our teaching in a variety of ways so we can help each student succeed. All of our schools have teaching assistants, as well as resource and additional staff members to support students in reaching their full potential. Additional support includes:

  • Title I Support
  • Accomodation Plans/Equitable Service Plans
  • Individualized Education Plans (IEP)
  • Counseling from Consortium school counselors and/or Catholic Charities licensed mental health providers
• Do I need to be Catholic to enroll my child?

  No. Sts. Peter and Paul welcomes students of all faiths. While approximately 98% of our student body is Catholic, we are open to and respectful of families from other faith traditions. All students participate in daily prayer and religious education and our school community is rooted in Catholic values while embracing diversity, respect and inclusion.

• How is faith present in the school at Sts. Peter and Paul?

  As a network of Catholic schools and parishes, faith is evident daily in the classrooms, church, cafeteria, hallways and even on the playground! Each day begins and ends in prayer, and students have opportunities for faith formation in liturgy, sacraments, adoration, assemblies, service learning and more.

  We also celebrate our faith through rich cultural traditions, including the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe and All Saints Day, when students create ofrendas to honor loved ones who have passed. Fr. Jamrog also visits classrooms monthly to connect with students, answer questions and reinforce the importance of spiritual and academic growth.

  These experiences help students deepen their faith, honor their heritage and understand the importance of prayer, remembrance, and trust in God, creating a welcoming, faith-filled community for all.

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• How can my student get involved outside of the classroom?

  More students are finding a place to belong at Sts. Peter and Paul. From SPP Saints athletics, clubs, dance team and more, there are so many opportunities to get involved, further your interests and expand your talents. In fact, 92% of Consortium students recently report positive and supportive relationships as part of their daily school experience.

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• What extracurricular clubs are offered at Sts. Peter and Paul?

  At Sts. Peter and Paul, learning doesn’t stop when the school day ends! Our vibrant extracurricular clubs give students the chance to explore interests, build confidence and connect with friends in new ways. Students can choose from engaging options such as Knitting Club, Drone Club, Dance Team and Comic Club and more, with offerings that may vary each year. These clubs spark creativity, encourage innovation and help students discover their talents while having fun in a faith-filled, supportive community.

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• What makes Spanish instruction at Sts. Peter and Paul unique?

  Serving a community in which 78% of students speak Spanish at home, Sts. Peter and Paul is proud to be the only school in the Consortium network to offer Spanish instruction three times a week for students from Pre-K through 8th grade. This consistent, age-appropriate exposure helps students build strong language skills, cultural awareness and confidence as they grow, laying a foundation for lifelong learning in a global community.

• What are the benefits of attending Sts. Peter & Paul?

  There are so many benefits of attending Sts. Peter and Paul, which is a member of the Consortium! Here’s a few facts to start:

  Collaboration & Innovation
  Our experienced and caring teachers meet as an entire network several times during the school year to collaborate and find more effective ways to reach students.

  Experienced & Caring Teachers
  At least 6 of every 10 Consortium students can read at or above their grade level. Across the six schools, teachers have an average of more than 15 years of experience in education, many with advanced degrees. Their love of and dedication to teaching is evident daily in their classrooms.

  Diverse Student Body
  With a diversity rate of 95%, children of all races, ethnicities and other faith backgrounds all come together to learn, grow and worship.

  Values-Based Education
  Students are instilled with Christ-centered values, preparing them for a meaningful life with faith, character and compassion. Many prayer, service and extracurricular activities exist to help your child make new friends and make a place for his or herself in the world.

  Tuition Assistance Opportunities
  A Catholic education is more affordable than you think. Tuition discounts and other assistant opportunities are available for all prospective families. Let’s find a way!