St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic School opened in August 1996. Classes were originally held in modular buildings located on the Northwest corner of the property.  The education facility was completed in February 1998.  Students and staff made the move from the modulars to the education facility and completed the 1997 - 1998 school year in the facility. In the fall of 1998 the middle school was opened with the first sixth grade class.  May 25, 2001 the first graduation at St. Elizabeth Ann Seton was held.  17 students made up the first SEAS School alumni. This group expanded to 40 with the May 30, 2002 graduation.

During the first six years our goals have been met through the efforts of the dedicated faculty, staff, School Board, and parents of SEAS Catholic School.  The science and computer labs are well stocked with modern equipment and are fully operational. The library has grown from two portable carts of books to a full service education center, meeting the needs of students and adults.  The classrooms and ancillary programs are well equipped with manipulatives and equipment necessary to enhance the instructional programs.  Teachers are allotted $100 each year to attend inservice workshops of particular interest, in addition to professional growth requirements and school-sponsored inservices.

Opportunities for prayer, spiritual growth and service to the community have expanded for both students and staff. Students are active participants in the weekly school masses and all prayer services. Each month the entire school participates in the Catholic Traditions program, expanding both mind and heart, as the history of our Catholic faith is shared. Service projects are incorporated throughout the year on the parish, local community, and global levels. Staff are invited to join in prayer each morning and all faculty/staff meetings begin in prayer.

Currently, SEAS Catholic School is expanding technology through the development of a website and addition of the Grade Quick and Administrators Plus Program.  The Faculty attended training on Grade Quick in August 2002.  The office and clinic personnel are utilizing the Administrators Plus Program.  The School Board is proactive in planning for the future through budgeting.  A technology committee has been formed with faculty and parent representation.