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At St Charles Borromeo School, We believe that the child is a citizen of two worlds, the temporal and the spiritual.
We believe, that as a citizen of these two worlds, the child must be able to live this present life fully, so as to attain his or her destiny.
Every child is a unique creation of God, endowed with gifts and talents to be nurtured and developed.
It is our purpose to teach the child the academic subjects for success in the contemporary world and, equally important, to guide and direct his or her spiritual, moral, and emotional growth.
We commit ourselves to the development of the whole child body and soul, heart and mind.
Technology is a new basic in today's classrooms and used responsibly and with the guidance of parents and teachers can enhance traditional classroom activities.
It strengthens teaching and learning. To prepare our students for a computer-based world, St.
Charles Borromeo School needs to upgrade its current technology. At the present time there are thirty computers in the school, all located in the computer lab.
To fully integrate technology into the students' curriculum there need to be three to five computers in every classroom from Kindergarten through eighth grade.
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