Education should give each student the sense of what is right, good, noble, just and beautiful, enriching his sensitivity and elevating his concept of the dignity of the human person, man and woman. Formation develops the whole person toward maturity, integrity and the ability to give of oneself in service to others, in imitation of Christ. Teachers teach primarily by example. They must embody the virtues they endeavor to transmit. Parents , the school staff and the community must work together in the students integral formation.
Personal attention is the key to formation.
True discipline comes from within the person, is conducive to appropriate individual and social maturity and fosters good citizenship. Students, above and beyond the school curriculum, should be encouraged to develop and pursue their own talents, build the school community through their own initiative and take an active role in their own formation. A school should foster a sense of belonging and cultural identity in order for students to come to know and respect diversity in other cultures and beliefs.