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The mission of St. Thomas the Apostle School is to provide a quality education founded upon the principles of our Catholic identity.
Acknowledging parents as the primary educators of their children, St. Thomas the Apostle School works in partnership with the parents to build a strong foundation for the lifelong spiritual, intellectual, emotional, social, and physical well-being of their children.
Club or Organization: Newspaper, Student Leadership
Arts and Music Programs: Choir, MiReSol
Recreational Athletic Programs: Spirit Squad
School Notes
St. Thomas the Apostle School believes that each child is
created in the image and likeness of God with unique capabilities.
We encourage all of our students to recognize, accept, and develop
their God-given potential as they live the message of Jesus each
day as bearers of Faith, Hope and Love in the Church community. We
offer a quality education built upon Gospel values and a strong
Catholic identity. We do this by teaching the truths and morals of
the Catholic faith and by integrating them into the total school
curriculum. Acknowledging that parents are the primary educators of
their children, the school provides additional opportunities for
the student/parent growth and development within structured and
professional environment. As facilitators of learning, the faculty
and staff endeavor to assist students in developing the skills
necessary to meet life`s challenges. Believing that children should
become responsible citizens within a diverse society, we instill an
awareness of our shared accountability for our worldwide community.
By preparing our students to live Catholic values we promote global
understanding and an appreciation and respect for all mankind.
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