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- We teach Roman Catholic doctrine and scripture in religion classes.
- A children's liturgy is celebrated weekly.
- Classes participate in adoration of the Blessed Sacrament the first Friday of each month.
- All are welcome to spend time with our Lord in our St. Teresa of Calcutta Adoration Chapel.
- Prayer and religious observance are a part of every school day.
- Our Family Life Program teaches faith formation to students in First through Eighth Grade.
- Catechesis of the Good Shepard for Pre-K through Second Grade students weekly.
- Teachers are instructors and role models of living a faith-filled life. Their Catholic faith impacts their instruction and interactions with the students.
- Our school engages in many service-learning projects throughout the year that teaches us to give of ourselves and care for others. Some of these include the Marathon for Nonpublic Education, Advent Sharing, food drives, Lenten projects, Pennies for Patients, alter serving at mass, and fundraising for community needs.
- The Eighth Grade graduating class has a religious retreat before beginning high school as a capstone to their faith journey.
We are first and foremost a Catholic school, and we are proud of our Catholic traditions that pervade our school and programs. As a school, we begin each day with prayer, pray the Angelus mid-day, and Grace is said before lunch in every class.
Students and staff participate in our weekly Wednesday morning Mass, and each week a different class is responsible for leading the Mass. Our three pastors involve students in their homilies by asking questions and listening to their feedback.
We also celebrate the following special experiences:
- Opening of the School Year
- All Saints’ Day
- All Souls’ Day
- Thanksgiving
- Immaculate Conception
- Advent prayer services
- Reconciliation twice a year
- Catholic Schools’ Week
- Ash Wednesday
- Stations of the Cross
- Grandparents' Day
- May Crowning
- Rosary
- Celebrate the end of the school year
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