About Our School

Home of the Wildcats

St. Matthew Catholic School (formerly All Saints Catholic School) opened in the fall of 1992. Upon completion of the new building, the population of All Saints Catholic School was relocated to the parish campus of St. Matthew Church for the 2003-2004 school year. We currently serve 685 students in Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through 5th grade. 

Our school is part of the Mecklenburg Area Catholic Schools (MACS), a centralized, regional system of nine Catholic schools in Charlotte. All schools are co-ed and fully accredited and welcome students and families of all faiths and backgrounds into our school community.

The schools of the Diocese of Charlotte, which includes St. Matthew Catholic School, are co-ed and have received accreditation from Lumen. Lumen Accreditation from The Catholic University of America is recognized by the North Carolina State Board of Education as a third-party accreditor for non public schools.

The Diocese of Charlotte encompasses 92 parishes and 20 schools in the 46 counties of western North Carolina, with a growing Catholic population of more than 530,000 and a student population of over 8,000.

We commit ourselves to continuing the tradition of Catholic education, establishing a strong faith in members of the St. Matthew Catholic School community, and equipping our children with solid Catholic values. We intend to ensure the highest possible quality of education by continually assessing curriculum and instructional strategies. Our goal is to enable the formation of students who are faith-filled persons, responsible in their behavior, and contributing members of their families, teams, and other facets of their lives outside of school.