Our Campus
St. Anthony of Padua School and Parish share a quiet, tree-lined campus on Gower Street in the West Greenville Mill Village. Children walk from classroom to church, from playground to lunchroom, in a setting small enough to feel like a neighborhood and lively enough to feel like a school.
The modern school building and gymnasium complex — the fruit of the parish's “Weaving a Bright Future” campaign — includes a library, art room, classrooms, administrative offices, an assembly area, and separate playgrounds for our youngest and oldest students.
Around campus
Worship
The Church
The heart of the campus — where the school community celebrates Mass together.
Learning
Classrooms & Library
Bright, book-filled rooms where the forms read, discuss, and narrate.
Arts
Art Room
A dedicated space for the fine arts curriculum and careful observation.
Athletics
Gymnasium
Home of Iliad Athletics and our all-school assemblies.
Play
Playgrounds
Separate play spaces for preschool/kindergarten and elementary students.
Community
Assembly Area
Where the whole school gathers to pray, celebrate, and sing.
Church and school, one campus
The liturgy at the center
Because the church stands beside the school, worship is not an assembly scheduled into a gym — it is the natural center of a child's week. Students serve at Mass, sing in the choir, and learn that the sanctuary is as familiar as the classroom.
See it for yourself
Tours run most school days. We would love to walk the campus with your family.