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The administration, faculty and staff of Holy Name of Jesus School believe the spiritual, intellectual, social and emotional growth of each child is a priority.
We commit ourselves to the goals of educating our students in a safe, caring and stable Catholic environment; of nurturing, guiding and motivating our students; of developing our students' independence, self discipline and belief in their own self worth; and of encouraging in our students commitment to community and to all of the members of that community.
The philosophy of the education at Holy Name of Jesus is centered on the belief that faith development is integral to our mission and success.
It is our belief that if we put Jesus first in our lives, that same belief will permeate the lives of the children and of the families that we touch.
The administration, faculty and staff of Holy Name of Jesus School
believe the spiritual, intellectual, social and emotional growth of
each child is a priority. We commit ourselves to the goals of
educating our students in a safe, caring and stable Catholic
environment; of nurturing, guiding and motivating our students; of
developing our students' independence, self discipline and belief
in their own self worth; and of encouraging in our students
commitment to community and to all of the members of that
community. The philosophy of the education at Holy Name of Jesus is
centered on the belief that faith development is integral to our
mission and success. It is our belief that if we put Jesus first in
our lives, that same belief will permeate the lives of the children
and of the families that we touch.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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