After serving the parish for many years, the Notre Dame Sisters informed the parish administration they would no longer be able to staff our school. In the early 1990's St. Felicitas School had its first lay principal. Great care was taken to insure that the Catholic Christian character of the school remained as strong as it has always been. Children's liturgies, retreat programs, prayer experiences and numerous other spiritual experience have provided and continue to provide the students with a strong sense of their Catholic tradition and life. With the convent left empty, a Preschool was begun in 1993.
Today there are waiting lists for enrollment in the school.
The 1980's and 1990's have seen the parish concentrate on continuing the spiritual nurturing of our parishioners. Scripture Study and other small faith groups provide parishioners with the opportunity to nourish faith and family. Sacramental programs such as the RCIA, Baptism Preparation, Engaged Couples, First Communion, and Confirmation Preparation enable individuals and families to deepen their understanding of living the Catholic Christian faith. Parish Missions and Stewardship programs are helping to develop a broader sense of responsibility for parish life. With the changes that have taken place within the broader Church, especially the declining number of clergy and religious, the parish has made efforts to develop a growing sense of lay leadership.