In October 1988 St. Peter’s Regional School received accreditation from the Middle States Association of Schools.  The Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools is a non-governmental, voluntary organization of education institutions, committed to excellence in all levels across the continuum of education, whose purpose is to encourage, advance, assist and sustain the quality and integrity of education in the Middle States region of the United States.  An accredited elementary school meets standards for defining appropriate educational goals and providing programs to achieve them, maintaining qualified facility, assessing and controlling the quality of educational programs, planning for the future and describing with accuracy the content of its services and programs.  An accredited school is devoted to its mission, knows itself, accepts objective evaluation, is self-correcting, student-oriented and participates in the responsibilities of the academic profession.  Accreditation is valid for ten years while the school works to achieve the goals set forth in its plan during the self-study and review process.  This accreditation is in addition to that of the state of New York and the Archdiocese of New York. We are very proud of this accomplishment.

St. Peter's Regional School has begun the reaccredation process.  We will be designing a project Write On, Right On over the course of the school year. 

Look for updates.