St. Irenaeus Parish School offers its Kindergarten through 8th grade students a challenging academic program.    The core curriculum follows state standards and Diocesan guidelines and is designed to meet the educational needs of all students.  The core curriculum is enhanced with programs including Accelerated Reading and Math, Advanced Math Classes, Spanish, and Integrated Technology.  We strive  to educate the "Whole Child" and continue to  offer our students  Physical Education and Fine Arts programs.

At St. Irenaeus, all learning takes place in a setting where faith, values, and the gospel message are modeled and shared.  In their classes, students at all grade levels learn about the Catholic faith, Holy Scripture, church history, and the liturgical seasons.  Students have opportunities to pray together, receive the Sacraments, participate in liturgies and school Masses, and reflect during class retreats.  We strive to help each student grow in their own faith journey and in their relationship with God.

At St. Irenaeus Parish School, we follow Jesus' example of of loving service to others. Christian stewardship allows our students the opportunity to live their faith. School-wide and grade-level service opportunities are developed and participation is modeled  and encouraged. As members of the larger parish family and community, students and their families embrace and support outreach programs to help those in need in our parish and surrounding cities. "Whatsoever you do for the least of my brothers, that you do unto me."