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Mission Statement

St. Peter the Fisherman Catholic School exists to provide a quality, value-based Christian education within our caring faith community. We challenge each child to develop to his/her full potential mentally, spiritually, and physically. The school staff, families, and parish cooperate in the education of children preparing them to serve the Church and society in the 21st century.

History

In 1973 Catholic education in the City of Two Rivers was in a year of transition. In preparation for the consolidation of Saint Luke School and St. Mark School, four faculty members spent a semester in one building and them switched to the other. Two Rivers Catholic Central School (TRCCS) was formed in 1974 as a consolidation of the two schools. The Catholic parishes: Holy Redeemer, Sacred Heart, St. Luke and St. Mark provided financial support for this collaborative effort in order to continue the opportunity for Catholic education.

Two campuses were developed with the St. Luke building housing grades five through eight and the St. Mark building housing grades one through four. Since the St. Luke building was in the downtown area, this was thought to be the wisest use of resources.

The Kindergarten program was established in 1981. The preschool program was added in 1990. In 1997 all students moved into the St. Mark building at 2203 12th Street. As a result of the merger of the four Catholic parishes in Two Rivers into one parish named St. Peter the Fisherman in 2002, TRCCS is now St. Peter the Fisherman School