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The administration and staff of St. Charles Borromeo School are concerned with the education of the whole person spiritually, emotionally, socially, physically and intellectually.
We believe the educational process is a genuine Christian journey, drawing its inspiration and strength from the Gospel from which it is rooted.
We recognize that parents are the primary educators of their children.
Through a constant and close collaboration, we form a strong partnership between the school and the family, and together we create a place where lessons are taught attentive to the needs of today's youth; where service to individual families, community, country, and the world are stressed over self-service.
We strive to recognize and nurture the special and unique talents each child brings with the hope that our students will come to respect, appreciate, and accept everyone's individuality.
We strive to provide an atmosphere that is conducive to excellence in teaching and learning.
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