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Many parents are rightly concerned about what their children are learning in schools today. At St. Ann Classical Academy, we teach children to think critically and search for what is true, beautiful, and good.
When your child thinks critically, your child will be ready to take on the world.
Our classical education plan, formed from the deep intellectual heritage of western civilization, gives children an unparalleled advantage in life.
Learn more about our New Jersey Catholic school and classical education. Apply today and give your child a joy-filled and resilient future.
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Latest School News
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July 18
The 2023-2024 school year will be starting before you know it, and we have room for your family at St. Ann Classical Academy, the only classical school in the Diocese of Metuchen! To learn more about the classical difference, click the image to book a tour or apply today. We look forward to welcoming you!Read More -
May 24
New Jersey, affectionately known as the "Garden State", is not only famed for its diverse landscapes but is also a home to numerous educational gems that offer a range of enriching learning experiences. As we navigate the ever-changing educational landscape, the role and significance of private education have come into sharper focus. In this blog post I aim to shed light on the importance of private schools as a viable and sometimes preferred alternative to public schooling.Read More -
May 18
Join us in celebrating the upcoming Solemnity of St. Philip Neri by participating in our Giving Days event. Your kind contributions will provide invaluable support to St. Ann Classical Academy (SACA) - the only Catholic, Classical elementary school in the Diocese of Metuchen.Read More -
May 10
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled between verdant mountains and an azure river, lived a young woman named Amelia. Gifted with a curious mind and a boundless imagination, Amelia was captivated by the beauty of God's creation and the wonders it held. She had an insatiable thirst for knowledge and a profound appreciation for the gift of human intelligence...Read More
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