Blessed Sacrament Catholic School, serving students in Kindergarten through Grade 8, is located in Seminole, Florida. The gospel message is integrated in all aspects of the day and is reflected in our prayer life and other activities. The goal of our educational program is to promote positive Christian attitudes in an atmosphere of mutual respect and understanding. We strive to educate each child in body, mind and spirit.  Blessed Sacrament Catholic School is fully accredited by the Florida Catholic Conference.

This year, Blessed Sacrament Catholic School will again be partnering with Pinellas Hope, a local shelter for the homeless men and women, to provide needed items for their residents and to continue to involve our BSCS students & families in charitable giving and ministry for our local community.  Our plan is to bring these items on the last Wednesday of every month

Fingerprint Submission Registration is designed to allow church personnel a means to process fingerprint-based criminal history background screening checks in accordance with the Diocese of St. Petersburg (DOSP) Policy for the Protection of Children and Vulnerable Adults. This Level II screening process will be completed by an electronic fingerprint submission to the Florida Department of Law Enforcement Volunteer, Employee, Criminal History System (FDLE/VECHS) and the Federal Bureau of Investigation Non-Criminal Justice Computer System (FBI/CJIS). Using electronic processing, church personnel and applicants can schedule a fingerprint-taking session with a designated print-taker, submit a set of 10-print fingerprints to the FDLE/FBI, and have the results submitted to their respective parishes, schools, early childhood centers, and or other diocesan organizations.  You are responsible to pay the school $50 for processing.

UPCOMING WORKSHOPS:    

February 27       9-12    St. Mathews, Largo    Call Pauline 727-437-9526     

Click Here to Register Your Fingerprints

SEP Training Re-Certification Now Available Online!!!

Safe Environment Program (SEP) Training for Adults who wish to have the care, responsibility, and or supervision of Children, Youth, and or Vulnerable Adults must have their SEP training re-certified every 5 years starting with the initial training date.

Initial SEP training must be face-to-face in a live training session conducted by diocesan trainers.  However, follow-on SEP Recertification for adults who wish to have the care, responsibility, and or supervision of children or vulnerable adults can be accomplished online. Go to the following website for instructions http://www.shieldthevulnerable.org/download/stpete_instruction.pdft and then the following to access the online training website Shield the Vulnerable.  www.shieldthevulnerable.org