Kindergarten is place where students learn that they are made by God and that Jesus is God’s Son, and regularly discuss the importance of living our lives like Jesus. In our classroom we have a special prayer corner where students can go and spend quiet time in prayer. Through a variety of enriching activities, students learn about the beauty and importance of the Christmas and Easter seasons.
Kindergarten engages children in literacy through oral language, literature appreciation, and early reading and writing skills. Through guided practice, field trips, literature, art, music, and stewardship activities, Kindergarten children begin to acquire the socialization skills necessary to function as living examples of Christ-like behavior, both as individuals and as part of a group whether it be the family, school, parish, and/or broader community. Through guided practice, students begin to develop an understanding of important science concepts, processes and ideas.
By the end of kindergarten, children will begin to use written language to express themselves.
Beginning understanding to exercise stewardship over resources.
Students will manipulate the mouse to launch the program and demonstrate effective use of the appropriate tools.
We provide differentiated academic instruction for each child by providing opportunities for emotional, social, physical, and intellectual growth. Weekly visits to the library, the computer lab, music, character, and physical education classes enrich the education of the whole child—spirit, mind, and body.
Students embark on a journey of discovery, growth, and change in Middle School. We set high expectations because we believe in our students and their ability to succeed. Our goal is to help them grow, not just as academic students, but as global citizens, independent thinkers, and leaders in faith.