arranging for a time and place for their child to complete homework assignments. working with the school in a cooperative effort to carry out recommendations made in the best interest of their child, including those related to educational evaluations and counseling. attending all Parent-Teacher Conferences and Home-School Association meetings. by always interacting in a respectful manner when speaking with or about the administration, teachers and staff of the school. Verbal abuse or physical harassment may result in your child being required to withdraw from the school immediately or not being allowed to re-register for the following year. The education of a student is a partnership between the parents and the school. Just as the parent has the right to withdraw a child if desired, the school administration reserves the right to require the withdrawal of a student if the administration determines that the partnership is irreparably broken. Parent Organizations A Home-School Organization provides an effective channel of communication between parents and teachers for the benefit of the students and the whole community. Its main purposes are: to create mutual support and understanding between home and school, and thus bring about a total learning environment for students to provide a means for keeping parents informed of school activities, programs, etc., and if any, parent service requirement to assist the school in meeting its financial obligations, primarily through fund-raising activities to provide adult education programs Philosophy and Goals St. School endorses the call of the Catholic Bishops of the United States to express its educational ministry through the three objectives: personal spirituality, social justice, and a strong academic program in accord with Christian values. This commitment extends to building Christian community and to fostering Christian service to the whole human family.
arranging for a time and place for their child to complete homework assignments. working with the school in a cooperative effort to carry out recommendations made in the best interest of their child, including those related to educational evaluations and counseling. attending all Parent-Teacher Conferences and Home-School Association meetings. by always interacting in a respectful manner when speaking with or about the administration, teachers and staff of the school. Verbal abuse or physical harassment may result in your child being required to withdraw from the school immediately or not being allowed to re-register for the following year. The education of a student is a partnership between the parents and the school. Just as the parent has the right to withdraw a child if desired, the school administration reserves the right to require the withdrawal of a student if the administration determines that the partnership is irreparably broken. Parent Organizations A Home-School Organization provides an effective channel of communication between parents and teachers for the benefit of the students and the whole community. Its main purposes are: to create mutual support and understanding between home and school, and thus bring about a total learning environment for students to provide a means for keeping parents informed of school activities, programs, etc., and if any, parent service requirement to assist the school in meeting its financial obligations, primarily through fund-raising activities to provide adult education programs Philosophy and Goals St. School endorses the call of the Catholic Bishops of the United States to express its educational ministry through the three objectives: personal spirituality, social justice, and a strong academic program in accord with Christian values. This commitment extends to building Christian community and to fostering Christian service to the whole human family.