St Malachy Catholic School

St. Malachy Parish School is a Catholic elementary school serving students in grades k-8. Our school strives to provide a learning environment that will assist the students in developing intellectually, spiritually, emotionally, physically and socially.

We are committed to educating the whole child in an environment of faith and academic excellence to instill a lifelong commitment to develop one’s own God-given talents and to serving others. We are supported in this mission by a gifted group of teaching professionals, support staff members, dedicated parents and our parish community who recognize the value of allowing our young people to experience and live their Catholic faith on a daily basis.

You are encouraged to browse our school website to learn more about our family-oriented school community.

St. Malachy Parish School has served the parish and the Brownsburg, Indiana community for more than 57 years. We provide a quality Catholic School education for all in the parish who desire it for their children, in grades K-8. We strive to establish a family atmosphere which stresses love, cooperation, and friendship. This caring environment, created by an excellent teaching staff, helps to ensure a successful education for our students.

The teachers are all licensed and most hold Master’s Degrees. St. Malachy School has a strong traditional curriculum. They use everything from the Bible to computers to help children learn about God, themselves and their world. We are growing to meet the future without leaving behind the lessons of the past.

St. Malachy Parish School follows the state of Indiana and Archdiocese of Indianapolis curriculum guidelines and requirements for standardized testing. Our academic program is enriched with art, computer, music, physical education and Spanish (K-8). Students at St. Malachy have consistently ranked in the upper percentiles of standardized achievement tests that are administered annually. St. Malachy Parish School is fully accredited by the Indiana State Department of Education and accredited by the North Central Association (NCA).