Frequently Asked Questions: This page contains answers to common questions of students and parents.

1. What is the history of St. Agnes School?
2. What is the current student enrollment?
3. What is the average class size?
4. Is fundraising a part of St. Agnes?
5. Does St. Agnes have a preschool program?
6. Who is responsible for policies and major decision making?
7. Is the school accredited?
8. What makes the school unique?

What is the history of St. Agnes School?

St. Agnes opened in Sept. 1960.  It consisted of grades 1-8 and was staffed 
by Franciscan Sisters of Little Falls.  In 1984, grades 7 and 8 were 
discontinued and Kindergarten was added.  In 1985 the preschool program 
began.  It is now a preschool-grade 6 school-offering all day everyday 
Kindergarten and preschool on M-W-F.

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What is the current student enrollment?

Our student enrollment is 60 students K-6 and 19 in preschool.

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What is the average class size?

The average class size for K-2 is 10 students.  Grades 3-6 are combined 
classrooms ranging from 10-17 students.

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Is fundraising a part of St. Agnes?

Fundraising is a HUGE part of St. Agnes School!  Fundraising helps to bring 
additional dollars to our school budget and builds school spirit.  Many 
parents enjoy fundraising as a way to get to know other families.  Our 
school community works as a team when we fundraise!  

School fundraisers include:Workathon, Fish Fry, Carnival, Spring Fling and 
Parish Festival Auction.

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Does St. Agnes have a preschool program?

Yes, our preschool program is open to children ages 3-5.  It operates M-W-F 
from 8:00-11:30 a.m.  Please contact the teacher, Mrs. Boushek for more info.

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Who is responsible for policies and major decision making?

The St. Agnes School Board of Education is responsible for making policies 
which govern the school.  Six members of the parish/school community are 
elected to this board.  Current members include:Molly Oeltjen, Nikki 
Leaunart, Mike Petrich, Bob Kulzer, Bev Paul and Shari Klukken.

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Is the school accredited?

Yes, St. Agnes is accredited though the Minnesota Nonpublic Accrediting 
Association.

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What makes the school unique?

Our school is unique because our student body is represented by many 
different religions including Catholic students.  We welcome all Christians!

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