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St. Andrew Avellino School
35 - 50 158th Street
Flushing, New York 11358
(718) 359 -7887
Fax:(718)359 - 2295
Pastor: Father Joseph Holcomb
Principal: Mrs. Debora Hanna
Accredited by the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools
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Our Philosophy

St. Andrew Avellino is a Catholic School whose primary mission is to instruct children in the teachings of the Catholic Church and proclaim the Good News of Jesus Christ.  Together we teach our students to extend an open hand to all and instill in them a desire to serve God, church, and community.  We believe that living out Christ’s message is our hope for the future.

As a Catholic Christian school we believe in the dignity and uniqueness of each individual, thereby encouraging each child to reach his/her potential and to develop and maintain a positive self-image.  As educators we strive to promote and model the values, skills, and knowledge that will enable children to maintain their individuality while respecting all others.  We serve as role models of Christ’s active presence in the world.  It is our goal to develop the whole person in a Christ-centered, nurturing environment.

It is the aim of the administration and faculty to strive to meet individual abilities, differences, and learning styles.  We believe in a holistic approach that fosters the academic, social, emotional, physical, and spiritual development of all our students.  Our academic program builds a foundation of basic skills and knowledge so students can excel in a competitive, diversified, and technological society.  Students are provided with experiences that allow them to use their creativity and special talents to discover new things and expand their horizons.

It is our belief that the parent/guardian is the child’s primary educator and an integral part of the educational process.  All those involved in this process-administrator, faculty, parents, and students, work together to build a community of faith and learning that is living, conscious, and active.

The ultimate goal of St. Andrew Avellino is that when our students leave our school they are strong in mind, body, and spirit.  Working together, we will lead as Jesus did-by our actions and example.