It is our belief that the purpose of Blessed Sacrament Catholic School is to join the parents in their efforts, as Catholic educators, to educate their children.
We perceive the parents as the primary and essential educators and ourselves as partners in this challenge.
The education includes the mental, spiritual, emotional and physical development of the student.
It is hoped that through this education each child will develop into a mature Christian, certain of principles and prepared to move gracefully into adult responsibility of life.
The Church's obligation to children is to enjoy them and to listen to them so that each can grow according to the design, which is written into his/her being.
We believe the school is the main vehicle through which this can happen.
Blessed Sacrament School recognizes the need for collaboration between teachers and parents as the primary educators of their children.
We commit ourselves to help each child grow in awareness of God, others and self by providing quality religious and academic experiences.
These experiences reinforce the Christian values implanted and nurtured at home.
Our mission is to educate the whole child spiritually, academically, emotionally, socially and physically.
The Philosophy of Blessed Sacrament aims to help each child grow in one's awareness of God, neighbor and self.
Also, in providing meaningful academic and social experiences, the school helps the child discover one's relationships and the necessity of living each day according to their developing values.
These experiences reinforce the values implanted and fostered by the parents at home.
It places before the child innumerable opportunities to develop life values and to put these choices into practice.
The educational goals for Blessed Sacrament School are based on the nature of the child and the child's relationship with God, with self, and with others.
It is our belief that the purpose of Blessed Sacrament Catholic
School is to join the parents in their efforts, as Catholic
educators, to educate their children. We perceive the parents as
the primary and essential educators and ourselves as partners in
this challenge. The education includes the mental, spiritual,
emotional and physical development of the student. It is hoped that
through this education each child will develop into a mature
Christian, certain of principles and prepared to move gracefully
into adult responsibility of life. The Church's obligation to
children is to enjoy them and to listen to them so that each can
grow according to the design, which is written into his/her being.
We believe the school is the main vehicle through which this can
happen. Blessed Sacrament School recognizes the need for
collaboration between teachers and parents as the primary educators
of their children. We commit ourselves to help each child grow in
awareness of God, others and self by providing quality religious
and academic experiences. These experiences reinforce the Christian
values implanted and nurtured at home. Our mission is to educate
the whole child spiritually, academically, emotionally, socially
and physically. The Philosophy of Blessed Sacrament aims to help
each child grow in one's awareness of God, neighbor and self. Also,
in providing meaningful academic and social experiences, the school
helps the child discover one's relationships and the necessity of
living each day according to their developing values. These
experiences reinforce the values implanted and fostered by the
parents at home. It places before the child innumerable
opportunities to develop life values and to put these choices into
practice. The educational goals for Blessed Sacrament School are
based on the nature of the child and the child's relationship with
God, with self, and with others.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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