About Us
Since 1955, St. Aloysius School has played an integral role in the education of Catholic students throughout the beautiful community of Stratford, Ontario. Serving students from JK through Grade 8, representing approx. 145 families, we take pride in our strong relationship between the parish, school and home. A history of our school was compiled by former student Clara Chandler and revised in 2010. Find out all about our school’s history by clicking the link below.
Contact Information
| Address | 228 Avondale Ave. Stratford, ON N5A 6N4 |
| Phone | 519-271-3636 |
| Fax | 519-271-3617 |
| Principal | A. Leroux |
| Huron-Perth Catholic District School Board, Dublin ON | 519-345-2440 |
Our School is Named After…Saint Aloysius of Gonzaga (1568-1591)
Feast Day: June 21
Patron Saint of: Catholic youth, Jesuit students, teenagers, young people
Symbols: Crucifix, Lily
Biography: Aloysius (born Luigi Gonzaga) was born in the region of Lombardy, Italy. He makes a great example for our youth considering that he faced the same kinds of challenges they do today including: peer pressure, struggles with remaining pure, and difficulties in choosing and pursuing a vocation. Despite being very rough and worldly people, and despite many arguments with his parents, Saint Aloysius maintained a pure heart and became a Jesuit priest.
Prayer: Lord God, help us to be like our brother, St. Aloysius Gonzaga, who gave up honor and riches to serve you. Make us strong, inspired by the spirit of this world, so that we may seek your glory in all things.