Jim's survival school

HistoryIn 1921, Father A.J. Fleming saw the need to establish a school for the St. Isidore parish community. From the Sisters of St. Joseph in Chestnut Hill, Mother Marie Amiee, Sister Rose Aloysia and Sister St. Benedicta traveled to become the first staff of St. Isidore School. By the first day of school on September 6th, 1921, thirty-eight students were registered. This initial building has been remodeled many times and is still in use today, primarily by the Early Childhood Division. What is now the main school building was built at a cost of $225,000 and opened in 1963. This building contains the Elementary School, the multipurpose gymnasium/cafeteria/auditorium, kitchen, and administrative offices. In 2010, the old church building was remodeled to contain the Middle School classrooms and other resource areas including the computer lab and library. The school upgrades technology and other physical plant infrastructure every year.SpecialtiesFounded in 1921, St. Isidore School offers boys and girls a Catholic education from preschool through Grade 8. Our students come from Quakertown and other communities in Upper Bucks County, PA. Busing for grades K-8 is provided by the Quakertown Community, Pennridge, Palisades, Souderton, Southern Lehigh, and Upper Perkiomen school districts.