Additional amounts come from the school's endowment program, from past and present parents, and from friends of Stuart who continue to generously enable scholarships through annual gifts. Intellectual Intellectual diversity is one of Stuart's greatest strengths. From the earliest grades, teachers strive to teach a variety of learning styles. Stuart encourages students to encounter other races with an open mind, recognizing that individuals do not need to look the same in order to agree on common issues and to cooperate in seeking solutions. Religious About half of the student and the staff populations are Roman Catholic, with the balance coming from a variety of other religious backgrounds, including Protestant, Jewish and Muslim.
Religion is taught in all grades.
Students at Stuart study other religions, and the school includes other religions in celebrating common beliefs. Thanksgiving, for example, is a multi-religious celebration. Education and prayers, with translations as needed, are offered by students, parents and teachers of religions and cultures represented at the school, including Buddhism, various forms of Christianity, Islam, Judaism and Zulu. This annual activity reinforces the commonality of a diverse world.