• The purpose of Catholic education is to have strong academics along with Catholic traditions, morals, and evangelization.
• Faith formation starts in the home and continues to be an ongoing process which is taught, lived, and celebrated in our school.
• Christian Service is essential to developing our students’ sense of social justice and charity so they can see and respond to the needs of others.
• Parents are essential partners in developing self-disciplined students who achieve at or above their ability level.
• All-school cooperative activities create a sense of community across the grade levels.
• The implementation of the curriculum requires a variety of instructional methods, materials, and technology to meet diverse learning styles among students.
• Assessment is ongoing and drives instruction practices and facilitates parent communication.
• Through the use of data, surveys, and observations we strive to continuously improve all aspects of our school community.