St Frances Cabrini School

The Saint Frances Cabrini School is the best elementary school; the student-teacher ratio is 14:1, and the school serves about 163 students in grades PK–8. As a private Catholic school, it puts a lot of emphasis on faith-based education and academic excellence. The school reports strong academic outcomes, with 65% of students proficient in math and 72% in reading—above state averages. Cabrini is a better option than nearby public schools like Oakbrook and Park Lodge, which have lower proficiency levels. The nearest high school is Bellarmine Preparatory High School, which has produced many successful business and education graduates. The school encourages students to be leaders, serve others, and become involved in their communities. Families looking to rent a three-bedroom home in Lakewood should expect to pay between $1,900 and $2,700 per month.

The school’s social feed shows fundraising efforts such as a Walk-a-Thon campaign: “We’ve raised $20,895 toward our $25,000 goal.”

Q1. How do teachers grade students?

Ans. Students are evaluated based on their performance in class, standardized tests, and teacher evaluations that meet Archdiocese standards.

Q2. Does the school want parents to get involved?

Ans. Yes, parents are involved through the Parent-Teacher Organization, volunteering, and events in the school community.

Q3: What kinds of transportation are there?

Ans. Parents usually drive their kids to school, but it's common for children to share rides with other kids in the school community.

Q4. Does the school offer lunch options?

Ans: Yes, students can either bring their lunches or buy hot meals through the school lunch program.

Q5. Do students at Saint Frances Cabrini School have to wear uniforms?

Ans: Yes, all students wear uniforms to promote equality and help them focus on learning.

Q6. What kinds of activities do you do outside of school?

Ans. Students like sports, choir, robotics, and service clubs that are based on their faith.