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At Resurrection Middle/high Catholic School, our mission is to provide a nurturing atmosphere where each student can reach his full potential as a well-educated, caring, and responsible Christian who can meet the challenges of a challenging society.
In partnership with home, parish, and community, students are taught Christian attitudes and values in order to develop a moral, ethical, and spiritual foundation for making appropriate choices.
Students need an orderly, purposeful, caring atmosphere which is free from the threat of physical harm and conducive to teaching and learning.
All students can learn, and each student is a valued individual with unique physical, social, emotional, and intellectual needs.
Clear goals, and high expectations for student achievement guide the development of the curriculum and the design of instructional strategies and learning activities.
Students need academic and technological skills necessary for contemporary society, but should also develop inquiring minds and critical thinking skills to adapt to change.
Curriculum and instructional practices should incorporate a variety of learning activities and assessment techniques to accomodate differences in learning styles.
At Resurrection Middle/high Catholic School, our mission is to
provide a nurturing atmosphere where each student can reach his
full potential as a well-educated, caring, and responsible
Christian who can meet the challenges of a challenging
society.
In partnership with home, parish, and community, students are
taught Christian attitudes and values in order to develop a moral,
ethical, and spiritual foundation for making appropriate
choices.
Students need an orderly, purposeful, caring atmosphere which
is free from the threat of physical harm and conducive to teaching
and learning.
All students can learn, and each student is a valued individual
with unique physical, social, emotional, and intellectual
needs.
Clear goals, and high expectations for student achievement
guide the development of the curriculum and the design of
instructional strategies and learning activities.
Students need academic and technological skills necessary for
contemporary society, but should also develop inquiring minds and
critical thinking skills to adapt to change.
Curriculum and instructional practices should incorporate a
variety of learning activities and assessment techniques to
accomodate differences in learning styles.
Who are famous alumni from Resurrection Catholic School - High School Campus?
Resurrection Catholic School - High School Campus famous alumni include: Beverly Larsen Fuss, OLV Class of 1956, Christina Thompson Hegarty, RCS Class of 2007 and Brian Talley, OLV Class of 1992.
What sports does Resurrection Catholic School - High School Campus offer?
Resurrection Catholic School - High School Campus offers 10 interscholastic sports: Baseball, Basketball, Cheering, Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field and Volleyball.
What is Resurrection Catholic School - High School Campus's ranking?
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