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Service Provider Name: Kearns St Ann
Service Provider Number: 2477
Address: 430 E 2100 S

Catholic Education for Preschool Through Eighth Grade

Kearns-Saint Ann Catholic School is a private Catholic school serving students from preschool through eighth grade in South Salt Lake, Utah. The school combines academic excellence with Catholic values in a diverse and disciplined learning environment. Its mission emphasizes educating the whole child intellectually, socially, physically, emotionally, and spiritually while encouraging students to practice service, compassion, love, and respect.

Kearns-Saint Ann Catholic School welcomes students from diverse backgrounds and brings its community together through a shared commitment to faith, kindness, and learning. The school strives to create an environment where every student is valued as an individual and receives personal care and support. Its approach emphasizes both academic growth and character development, helping students build a foundation for future learning while developing respect for others and a sense of responsibility toward their community.

The school describes its historic campus as a place for exploration, kindness, academic and athletic excellence, and an appreciation of differences. By supporting students across multiple areas of development, Kearns-Saint Ann seeks to provide an educational experience that extends beyond the classroom and encourages growth in character, relationships, and personal responsibility.

Families interested in learning more about the school can inquire about admissions, tuition, financial aid, and campus visits. Prospective families can request information or schedule a tour to explore the campus and learn more about the school’s educational environment and community.

Located in South Salt Lake City, the school is a short distance from the Sugar House area and the University of Utah. Kearns-Saint Ann Catholic School offers families an option for faith-based education from the preschool years through middle school, combining academic learning with Catholic principles and a commitment to educating each student as a whole person.