About St. Peter the Apostle School
Saint Peter the Apostle School is a Catholic parish school in the Northern Liberties / Fishtown area of Philadelphia, part of St. Peter the Apostle Parish (founded 1842 by the Redemptorists). It serves Pre-K3 through Grade 8 and its campus is home to the National Shrine of St. John Neumann.
Quick facts
- School opened 1848; parish founded 1842 by the Redemptorists
- Serves Pre-K3 through Grade 8
- Campus is home to the Shrine of St. John Neumann (founder of the U.S. parochial school system)
A Catholic education in Philadelphia
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