• Each student is recognized and valued as an individual child of God with unique physical, social, emotional, and intellectual needs. 

• The staff and faculty witness to the Gospel by what they teach and how they live, and together with parents and community share the responsibility for advancing our school’s mission.

• Catholic practices such as liturgical celebrations, prayer opportunities, and the presence of sacred images should be integrated into the students’ experiences and shared in an atmosphere of respect for religious and cultural diversity. 
  Service is an integral part of living the gospel values, which are at the heart of all personal interactions and organizational activities.  

• Students need to apply their learning in a meaningful context to promote confident, self-directed, lifelong learners. 

• Students need to be challenged to demonstrate an understanding of essential knowledge and skills with evidence of virtue-based problem-solving rooted in Gospel values and a steadfast work ethic. 

• Students deserve the opportunity for success and may require special services and resources in order to access their full potential.
  

Vision

Our faith leads us to provide a model of unity and respect for self, school, and others.  With the above statements as our guide, we aim to create a thriving, safe, and equitable Catholic faith community that promotes respect and dignity for all.