Our Story
On September 8, 1916, St. Aloysius Gonzaga parish, in conjunction with the Sisters of the Holy Names Academy, opened the doors of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Catholic School for the very first time. They were wonderfully astonished by the 195 students that filled the brick building on the GU campus where the school was initially housed. In 1940 the school relocated to 611 E Mission Avenue, our current location, with 316 students. Just ten years later, the East wing was added to accommodate the growing demand for Catholic education in the Logan neighborhood. Thankfully, that same passion for a Christ-centered Catholic education that the Sisters of the Holy Names Academy and the parishioners and pastors of St. Al's parish felt in 1916 still burns brightly today in the hearts of our St. Al's community, including our 461 students!
Building The Future
Spokane Diocese Catholic Schools
Mission
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Words from Alumni, Parents and Friends

Keri Manfred, St. Al’s 3rd Grade Teacher & Parent

Patti Habans, Grandmother

Anne Hesler, current parent and marketing director

Aleisha Webb
