This commitment is reinforced by participation in programs for advanced students and also for those experiencing difficulties in reading, writing, and math. A Catholic School recognizes the parents and family as primary educators and joins with them to form a living community of shared visions. Catholic Schools help students understand that each person is unique and valuable. Catholic Schools join with the family to help students understand their special place in the family, the Church, and society. Catholic Schools encourage family input and involvement in the ongoing education of their children.
Research shows that such a partnership results in higher attendance rates and lower dropout rates.
Catholic Schools strive to create a special bond among the students, the home, the school, and the church, so that all share the strong sense of community. Their accountability guarantees the maintenance of Catholic School's traditionally high standards. The Catholic School curriculum meets all state regulations and guidelines. In addition, diocesan guidelines require a strong religious education curriculum. Catholic School faculty members are fully qualified professionals committed to bringing out the best in their students as they grow in knowledge, skills, and values.