Holy Family School is a Christ-centered family, bonded through our Catholic faith, valuing diversity and nurturing lifelong learning.
All are empowered with knowledge, spirituality, family values, leadership skills, self esteem, academic excellence and Christian service.
We believe children are God's work in process and we facilitate this process by: enabling and challenging children to recognize God within themselves, in others and all of God's creation; fostering self respect and respect of others; striving to help children reach their academic and physical potential; setting high standards of learning; teaching decision making skills; appreciating creativity, creativity, curiosity and instilling a quest for lifelong learning; providing opportunities to reach out to others through Christian service; creating a partnership between home and school; and providing technology skills to enhance learning.
Holy Family School is a Christ-centered family, bonded through our
Catholic faith, valuing diversity and nurturing lifelong learning.
All are empowered with knowledge, spirituality, family values,
leadership skills, self esteem, academic excellence and Christian
service. We believe children are God's work in process and we
facilitate this process by: enabling and challenging children to
recognize God within themselves, in others and all of God's
creation; fostering self respect and respect of others; striving to
help children reach their academic and physical potential; setting
high standards of learning; teaching decision making skills;
appreciating creativity, creativity, curiosity and instilling a
quest for lifelong learning; providing opportunities to reach out
to others through Christian service; creating a partnership between
home and school; and providing technology skills to enhance
learning.
Most adults find traveling more complicated and challenging that it was pre-pandemic. We offer some suggestions for safe teen travel in these uncertain times.
One of the basic differences between private and public schools is the fact that most public school teachers belong to a union. Should teachers be unionized?
