Welcome From Our Principal

Welcome to the Assumption Parish Catholic School website.   

Assumption Parish Catholic School provides a traditional Catholic education based in the light of the Gospel.  Assumption’s students are provided the education vital for their personal development and offered multiple opportunities to demonstrate their God given gifts.  Our nurturing environment, exceptional teachers, and rigorous academic curriculum encourages student growth: spiritually, academically, and socially.  The purpose of Assumption is to assist parents as the primary educators of their children, working in partnership with the pastor and our teachers to develop spiritual leaders and life-long learners.  Assumption Parish Catholic School offers a quality education which emphasizes academic excellence and inspires children to reach their fullest potential.  

Not only is Assumption School an exceptional place for students, but also for parents.  The Assumption community provides opportunities for parents to develop close and lasting friendships.  There are plenty of opportunities for parents and grandparents to connect with the school community through participation in our many school events.  We are excited to welcome you into our community.

Principal T.J. Romano has been an educator in Catholic Schools for 20 years.  His credentials include a bachelor’s of art degree in History and Teaching Certification from Santa Clara University and a Master’s in Educational Leadership and Principal Certification for Washington State University. Mr. Romano joined Assumption Catholic School staff in 2007 as the Junior High language arts teacher and Vice-Principal.  Previous to his time at Assumption, he taught 7th grade language arts and acted as Dean of Students and curriculum coordinator for Saint Simon School in Los Altos, California.   

“As Catholic school educator, I have worked as a teacher, coordinator, Dean of Students, Vice Principal and Principal. Working for Catholic Schools is my vocation and I take the responsibility of being an educator, mentor, and role model for young adults very seriously.  I am grateful for the opportunity to positively affect the Assumption Catholic School community.” – Principal T.J. Romano