The warmth here is unbelievable. The minute I walked in the door here, I felt like I was welcomed with open arms. Students, parents and faculty are always asking what they can do to help. It's also the community that is terrific here. She says 150 people regularly attend parent-teacher meetings.
Parents care about their kids and want to see their children do well.
Kober recently discussed some of the newer programs at the school. Sister of St. Francis Karen Buco, an instructor, is putting the students' thoughts in book form. Religion, an intricate part of the curriculum, is taught on all grade levels by teachers and religious, including Father George K. Alderson, pastor of St. John the Evangelist Parish, and Father E. George Saletrik, parochial vicar. Both are available for the student body day and night, Korber says. Each class is responsible for participation in student Masses.