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"Saint Agnes, a Catholic parish school, embraces and educates students in a Catholic community, empowering them to lead faith-based lives." Since 1914, Saint Agnes Parish School has educated children in the Catholic tradition in Kindergarten through grade eight.
Academic excellence, community and Christian formation have been the school's trademarks throughout its history. The learning environment of Saint Agnes School is structured to foster the growth of each child spiritually, academically, emotionally, and physically.
Saint Agnes's identity as a Catholic school, wherein each child experiences Christian community, frames every curricular department, every co-curricular and extra-curricular activity, the approach to teaching, and the day itself.
Children learn about Catholic tradition, values and practices and have opportunities to develop a personal relationship with God through varied experiences of prayer and worship.
Teachers strive to provide each child with the tools and experiences that will make him/her a self-confident and self-motivated learner. There is emphasis on written and oral communication skills, the integration of technology and on developing the skills necessary to become leaders in the world and in the Church and to effectively manage the vast amounts of information available today.".
"Saint Agnes, a Catholic parish school, embraces and educates
students in a Catholic community, empowering them to lead
faith-based lives. Since 1914, Saint Agnes Parish Schoolhas
educated children in the Catholic tradition in Kindergarten through
grade eight. Academic excellence and Christian formation have been
the school's trademarks throughout its history. The learning
environment of Saint Agnes School is structured to foster the
growth of each child spiritually, academically, emotionally, and
physically. Saint Agnes's identity as a Catholic school, wherein
each child experiences Christian community, frames every curricular
department, every co-curricular and extra-curricular activity, the
approach to teaching, and the day itself. Children learn about
Catholic tradition, values and practices and have opportunities to
develop a personal relationship with God through varied experiences
of prayer and worship. Teachers strive to provide each child with
the tools and experiences that will make him/her a self-confident
and self-motivated learner. There is emphasis on strong oral and
written communication skills and on developing the skills necessary
to become leaders in the world and in the Church and to effectively
manage the vast amounts of information available today."
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