St. Perpetua School
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| St. Perpetua School | |
| Location | |
|---|---|
| Lafayette, California, United States | |
| Information | |
| Principal | Joan Burman |
| Type | Elementary |
| Homepage | [1] |
St. Perpetua School is a Catholic school in Lafayette, California with about 270 students in grades K-8. The principal of the school is Mrs. Joan Burman and the pastor is Father John Kasper. It is the school of St. Perpetua Church.
Saint Perpetua School also has a student body leadership program (available to junior high schoolers) which includes a student president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, religious affairs officer, and student representatives from each grade. The school is also commonly known as St. P's, and its colors are navy blue, hunter green, and white. Students and other parishioners can also participate in Catholic Youth Organization sports, such as basketball.
