Most Holy Redeemer School is committed to the spiritual and educational growth and development of Christian children. Founded in September of 1942, it was originally opened by Most Holy Redeemer Parish and staffed by Sisters of the Holy Cross. The enriching curriculum combines faith, academics and extracurricular activities to help students advance in their faith lives and education. Students may participate in the school band, selected sports that are supported by the Most Holy Redeemer Athletic Association, and drama with the Missoula Children's Theater. Students may also be a part of the Book Adventure reading program. In lieu of a student council or student government, students may participate in the Christians in Action Service Group. While students are required to attend religious activities with the Parish, families are encouraged to participate in the life of the Parish and volunteer with the school. Parents may help in the classroom, church or become part of the Parents Club. Throughout the years, Most Holy Redeemer School has undergone significant improvements, including moving to a larger building and adding classrooms to serve the needs of hearing- and visually-impaired students. Loretta Conroy serves as the school's principal.