They said they liked that they get to pray. Except for a home economics and industrial arts centre, there are no shared instructional areas. Each school has its own soccer field and playground. Although a large majority of the students are Catholic, Foret said few of their parents are regular churchgoers. But the school's Catholic identity has given parents a greater exposure to the Church.
Little details reflect the school's Catholic identity.
The light domes around the gathering area at the main entrance have black crosses on them. Even classroom windows have a cross design on them. The chapel, with its cathedral ceiling, adjacent to the gathering area, is the central point of the school. Foret says he hand-picked his staff to ensure they not only teach the faith, but live it. Even students at Fox Run know what school Foret is from.