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Lower Campus K-2
2900 W. 44th. St.
Phone: 612.920.9075
Fax: 612.920.8504
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Upper Campus 3-8
3210 W. 51st. St.
Phone: 612.927.8673
Fax: 612.927.7426
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Welcome!

Carondelet Catholic School is a special place. You see it in the faces of our students. You feel it in the enthusiasm of our faculty and staff. You hear it in the voices of our volunteers. And you experience it in the warm and welcoming embrace of our parent community.

We are a school with a rich tradition of academic excellence and community service. As you explore everything Carondelet has to offer, we invite you to visit our two campuses; meet with our faculty; attend our events, games and prayer services; and see firsthand how we’re preparing another generation of children for a life of learning and service.

Volunteers Needed for STA/CTK Habitat for Humanity Project

Educational Outfitters Shopping Night  
Thursday, July 16



Summer Reading Suggestions from
Mrs. Knauff


On August 3-14, the parishes of St. Thomas the Apostle and Christ the King will partner with Habitat for Humanity to build affordable housing here in the Twin Cities. There are several ways you can get involved including helping on site, meal preparation, praying and donating money. If you or your family are interested in volunteering, please contact Al Larson at (612) 929-4234. Registation information>>


On Thursday, July 16, Educational Outfitters will be hosting a Carondelet-exclusive shopping event from 4-7 p.m. in their St. Louis Park store. The event will include refreshments, snacks, chair massages and an assortment of Carondelet gear. We hope you can make it!
Click here for store information and directions>>



Summer provides a great opportunity for students to visit exciting places, meet fascinating people, and become lost in other worlds. All of these things and more can happen through reading and visiting our libraries! Along with practicing the reading skills students have learned during the past school year, summer reading enhances the love of reading and enjoyment of books. Click here for Mrs. Knauff's summer reading suggestions.

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