The philosophy of St. Matthew School is the development of the whole person.
This development fosters unity with God's Trinitarian life, to which all people are called.
Christian discipleship, as outlined in the Gospels and Roman Catholic doctrine, is the heart of our curriculum and the fundamental ideal of all of our efforts.
Each student is empowered to strive for reverence, spiritual growth, intellectual excellence, emotional maturity, social responsibility and healthy physical development.
We believe in an integrated approach to education. Our program provides each student with opportunities for Christian collaboration, academic achievement, critical thinking, artistic appreciation and social awareness.
This enables our students to develop a sense of their unique giftedness, moral responsibility and self-worth as cherished members of God's family.
Building on our Catholic heritage, our vision is the creation of an affirming and challenging educational environment.
All members of our culturally diverse population are welcomed, nurtured and valued as images of God.
In this way, we seek to prepare our students to build the Kingdom of God as contributing members and ministers whose lives manifest the Spirit of Christ in the world.
As a Christian academic community serving a diverse population, we endeavor to build the Kingdom of God by: fostering a reverence for all life; respecting and affirming the unique giftedness of each child; demonstrating a spirit of Christian collaboration; empowering the children to develop moral values, self-discipline and responsibility; creating an environment in the hopes of instilling a life-long appreciation of learning and critical thinking; and providing opportunities for social awareness.
The philosophy of St. Matthew School is the development of the
whole person. This development fosters unity with God's Trinitarian
life, to which all people are called. Christian discipleship, as
outlined in the Gospels and Roman Catholic doctrine, is the heart
of our curriculum and the fundamental ideal of all of our efforts.
Each student is empowered to strive for reverence, spiritual
growth, intellectual excellence, emotional maturity, social
responsibility and healthy physical development. We believe in an
integrated approach to education. Our program provides each student
with opportunities for Christian collaboration, academic
achievement, critical thinking, artistic appreciation and social
awareness. This enables our students to develop a sense of their
unique giftedness, moral responsibility and self-worth as cherished
members of God's family. Building on our Catholic heritage, our
vision is the creation of an affirming and challenging educational
environment. All members of our culturally diverse population are
welcomed, nurtured and valued as images of God. In this way, we
seek to prepare our students to build the Kingdom of God as
contributing members and ministers whose lives manifest the Spirit
of Christ in the world. As a Christian academic community serving a
diverse population, we endeavor to build the Kingdom of God by:
fostering a reverence for all life; respecting and affirming the
unique giftedness of each child; demonstrating a spirit of
Christian collaboration; empowering the children to develop moral
values, self-discipline and responsibility; creating an environment
in the hopes of instilling a life-long appreciation of learning and
critical thinking; and providing opportunities for social
awareness.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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