St. Edward the Confessor
School

What: In this 45-minute session, you will join other parents who are interested in learning more about our school. Meet our principal and our teachers. Get to know our academics, our community, and exciting 21/22 scholarships. Best of all, we get a chance to meet you and learn how we can support your family.

Who: For parents of early-childhood students through rising 8th graders.

When: Choose a time that is most convenient for your family.

How: Save your spot with just a few clicks! You’ll receive a confirmation email with a calendar reminder.

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We also offer One-on-One virtual meetings with our principal and private school tours. Questions? Call (516) 921-7767

St. Edward the Confessor School is a faith-based community nurturing the unique spirit of each child while providing strong values. Children are instructed in our Catholic faith and are guided through the sacraments which are celebrated with the support of our school community. Through our program, our students learn to develop a strong moral compass and greater self-esteem knowing that they are valued as a child of our Creator.

Our school boasts the latest technology to prepare the 21st-century learner. Each student, Kindergarten through 8th-grade, learns in a classroom with an interactive smart board, individual Chromebooks and takes part in a STEAM education program that challenges students as they move through design work and problem-solving.

St. Edward the Confessor School was voted Best Catholic School on Long Island in 2021 in Bethpage Credit Unions annual Best of Long Island publication.

• Culture – Our school cultivates a robustly Catholic Culture centered on the spiritual, intellectual, sacramental, and liturgical life of the Church.

• Supportive Community – Our school provides a safe and supportive community that recognizes the dignity of every student and promotes human flourishing in a familial atmosphere.

• Academic Excellence – Our school offers academic excellence, which will foster in your child individual growth and development according to time-tested, faith-based models of teaching and learning.

• Technology – During the lockdown of spring 2020, we quickly provided tools for remote learning, including Chromebooks and iPads to many of our students. When students at other schools struggled, the students at our school excelled. 

• Servant Leadership – Our teachers believed students and families were their #1 priority throughout the pandemic, making sure each student received classwork and support in the most challenging of circumstances.

• Safe Classroom Learning – We all know that young students learn better in a classroom with their peers. Because of our impressive student-to-teacher ratio, our spacious classrooms allowed us to bring back all students for full 5-day in-person learning.