A Message from Mrs. Molloy:

 Welcome to Saint Paul School.  As Principal, it is my privilege to introduce you to our students, faculty and staff and to our excellent programs in the core academic areas, religion, world language, health and physical education, and the arts. We are committed to providing our children with an education of the highest quality, firmly based in our Catholic faith, allowing them to develop their unique talents and gifts in order to serve God in the ways He has planned for them.
 
As we begin the year 2015-2016, we are proud that Saint Paul School is strong, both in the character and achievement of our students and in the faith-based foundation of our parents, faculty, and staff. We are blessed with a rich lend of students, some who have been with us for a while and some who are just beginning their careers at Saint Paul. We are all one family under the strong leadership of our pastor, Father Robert with the support of our school families and our parish membership.Please visit us to see our learning and enrichment activities in action!

 
  About the Principal: At Saint Paul School, I experience every day the joy of a magnificent group of young children and adolescents as I pray with them in the morning and visit their classrooms to hear about their learning. I have the unmatched experience of working with a holy and dedicated faculty and staff who are fully committed to their ministry and who are tireless in their efforts to give their best every day to every child. I cannot fully express the gratitude I feel each day to our Lord for all He has given me and to those around me for all they have done to enrich my life and the lives of our children.

 I began my career as a teacher of special education at Terryville High School where I worked for seventeen years with students with severe emotional and behavioral disabilities. I then moved into the field of school administration as Assistant Principal and then Principal of Watertown High School.
 
After nine years, I missed my special education students and so moved to the position of Director of Special Programs, Curriculum and Professional Development in Salem and then Director Pupil Personnel Services in Berlin, from which I retired to care for my youngest grandchild, Julia, in the afternoons while she attended her half day kindergarten program in Plainville. As she moved to first grade, it was time for me to return to the school administration that I love.  I am also happy to report that Julia is now here at Saint Paul in the fourth grade. 

Since July, 2012 when I was given the opportunity to join the Saint Paul School family, I have worked to bring to our school the benefit of my years of experience to assure that our school continues to grow in our standards of academic excellence and our commitment to the spiritual, intellectual, and emotional development of our children. I thank you for sharing your children with us and give you our promise to serve them well.

Fayne Molloy