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About ASB

Assumption-St. Bridget School is the parish school for both Assumption and St. Bridget parishes in NE Seattle. We welcome families who are seeking an excellent education for their children, rooted in our Catholic faith and values.

For the 2017-18 school year, we have limited openings in Kindergarten and grades 1, 2, 3, 4, and 6. We accept applications throughout the year, and host Open House Events annually in October, November and January. We encourage you to attend one of these events and also arrange a tour that fits your schedule. Please contact Director of Admissions, Kelley Kane at kkane@asbschool.org, or call 206.524.7452 x5133 to schedule time to visit our campus and feel the energy & spirit of ASB “in action”.

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Our Mission

As a Catholic parish school, Assumption – St. Bridget School has the unique responsibility to proclaim the Good News of Jesus through the education of children in the Catholic tradition in a school that strives to be accessible and affordable to all who desire this education.

While maintaining high educational standards, the school creates learning opportunities that support parents as the primary educators of their children; build a faith community; develop ethical and moral thinking; provide service to the entire community; and address the ways in which children learn.