In the spirit of Saint John Bosco, Salesian High School seeks to educate students by helping them to develop into good Christian men and women whose lives and accomplishments will be for the benefit of humankind and to the glory of God.
Salesian High School is a private, co-educational, Catholic secondary school owned and sponsored by the Salesian Society, a religious institution of the Catholic Church.
It provides college preparatory and general education for students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds, especially those who are poor, needy, or at risk without regard to their race, ethnicity, religion, and/or socio-economic condition.
It combines the elements of Church, school, playground, home, and family in accordance with Saint John Bosco's system of reason, religion, and loving kindness.
In embracing Saint John Bosco's vision of community, the School relies on the collaboration of all members of the Salesian family-students, parents, administrators, teachers, staff, alumni/alumnae, and those benefactors from the public community who donate their time, efforts, and/or money to the school-as essential to the achievement of its spiritual and academic goals.
In its educational programs, the School encourages students to develop their unique talents and gifts.
It also values the innate worth and dignity of all students, and works to develop self-worth within each individual and respect for one another in a Christian community of faith, love, and fellowship.
In the spirit of Saint John Bosco, Salesian High School seeks to
educate students by helping them to develop into good Christian men
and women whose lives and accomplishments will be for the benefit
of humankind and to the glory of God. Salesian High School is a
private, co-educational, Catholic secondary school owned and
sponsored by the Salesian Society, a religious institution of the
Catholic Church. It provides college preparatory and general
education for students from diverse socio-economic backgrounds,
especially those who are poor, needy, or at risk without regard to
their race, ethnicity, religion, and/or socio-economic condition.
It combines the elements of Church, school, playground, home, and
family in accordance with Saint John Bosco's system of reason,
religion, and loving kindness. In embracing Saint John Bosco's
vision of community, the School relies on the collaboration of all
members of the Salesian family-students, parents, administrators,
teachers, staff, alumni/alumnae, and those benefactors from the
public community who donate their time, efforts, and/or money to
the school-as essential to the achievement of its spiritual and
academic goals. In its educational programs, the School encourages
students to develop their unique talents and gifts. It also values
the innate worth and dignity of all students, and works to develop
self-worth within each individual and respect for one another in a
Christian community of faith, love, and fellowship.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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