Academics
Kindergarten Portrait:
A joyful learner rooted in faith and discovery.
By the end of kindergarten, your child will develop the foundational skills needed for success in school. They will learn to pray to Jesus as a friend, show kindness, and recognize God’s presence in their daily lives. As emerging readers, writers, and problem-solvers, they will build essential literacy and math skills while exploring the world through hands-on, curiosity-driven learning. With growing independence, your child will confidently follow routines and collaborate with peers.
Their capstone experience is creating and reading their own story, becoming both author and illustrator.
5th Grade Portrait:
A confident learner growing in responsibility, faith, and purpose.
By the end of 5th grade, your child will apply strong academic skills across disciplines. They will think critically, communicate clearly, and approach complex problems with confidence. Grounded in Catholic values, they will demonstrate compassion, integrity, and a commitment to serving others. As they continue developing both mind and heart, they become well-prepared for the transition to middle school.
Their capstone experience is attending Camp Kappe, where students connect learning to the real world through research, hands-on labs, and collaboration by integrating faith and science in meaningful ways.
8th Grade Portrait:
A faith-filled leader prepared to excel and serve.
By the end of 8th grade, your child will be an articulate servant leader. They will recognize God’s call to greatness, guided by a strong moral compass and a commitment to serving others. They will analyze problems from multiple perspectives, consider thoughtful solutions, and communicate with clarity and purpose. Through advanced coursework and opportunities for service, they will be prepared to make a meaningful impact in their community and beyond.
Their academic capstone is an in-depth research project culminating in an oral defense. Their faith capstone is a weekend retreat, providing time to step away from daily life, deepen their relationship with Jesus, and grow in community with the Church.