Little Flower Catholic School

Under the leadership of the Discalced Carmelite Friars, Little Flower School has educated generations of San Antonio area children for almost 100 years, providing quality Catholic education and spiritual formation in the Carmelite charism. Friars and faculty guide our students to recognize God’s merciful love, inspired by the message of St. Thérèse of Lisieux, the Little Flower.

Students:

• Receive an innovative learning experience providing a deeper development of their social and emotional needs.

• Learn to to communicate their learning experience through the contemplative writing process.

• Are prepared to excel in their continuing education
  
  

This year, our Little Flower Eagle family has grown to 116 students! Our wonderful staff has worked diligently over the summer to adequately meet the needs of our students. Now we need your support to ensure our students continue to encounter the sun of God’s love that shines joyfully on each of them!

We are counting on you to help us meet our students' physical and mental well-being needs. One way we wish to achieve this is by upgrading and enhancing our playground and outdoor spaces. Outdoor recreation is known to not only promote physical activity and improve cardiovascular health, but also to foster social connections and reduce stress and anxiety.
Our aim this year is to improve our outdoor space with a new playground equipment, a new awning for shade, new toys and sporting equipment, social-centered outdoor furniture, and more! 

Click here to learn more about the quality Catholic education offered at Little Flower School.

Sponsorship Opportunities

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Who We Are

All children, regardless of race, color or creed are accepted and welcomed at Little Flower School. Our mission is to provide all children an excellent holistic educational program rooted in the Catholic faith and in the spirituality of St. Therese: "Doing ordinary things, extraordinarily well".

We collaborate with parents and guardians in their role as primary educators of their children. Students are encouraged to take responsibility for their learning both in academics and in the living of religious values. We guide our students to recognize the love of God in our midst and challenge them to extend this love to those in need, following the example of Jesus and St. Therese.