Assumption School

Assumption School is a Catholic elementary and middle school in Ansonia, Connecticut, serving students from Pre-K 3 through grade eight. Located at 51 North Cliff Street, the school offers a fully accredited curriculum that integrates faith, academics, technology, and social development. It provides structured programs for early childhood education, including three- and four-year-old classes, a full-day kindergarten, and grades one through eight. The school emphasizes holistic growth, nurturing students spiritually, academically, and socially within a safe and supportive environment. With a dedicated faculty and staff, Assumption School fosters a strong sense of community and values, preparing students to become responsible, compassionate citizens. Families appreciate the school’s commitment to individualized attention, as reflected in testimonials praising teachers for going above and beyond.

The school’s approach centers on a faith-based education that integrates Catholic values into daily learning. Under the leadership of Principal Mrs. Rachel Sosnovich, Assumption School emphasizes lifelong learning and community involvement. The faculty includes specialized instructors in music, art, technology, science, Spanish, and physical education, with Mr. Anthony Burke serving as the music teacher. The school also supports student development through programs like the Home and School Association, tutoring, and extracurricular activities including cheerleading and basketball. The curriculum is designed to guide students in knowing, loving, and glorifying God while building strong academic foundations.

Assumption School maintains a consistent presence in the Ansonia community, with active engagement through events such as the annual Christmas Concert and ongoing communication via newsletters and digital platforms. The school’s long-standing history, spanning over 113 years, reflects its enduring role as an educational and spiritual center. Its mission-driven focus on faith, family, and excellence continues to shape the lives of students and families across the city.