Teachers in a training session. The school follows the course of instruction issued by the Superintendent of Schools in the Orange Diocese, and that of the California State Department of Education. Textbooks in reading readiness, language arts, mathematics, and religion are used to help develop skills and attitudes. Learning units in social studies, science and health are also used.
Special teachers develop the music, physical education, computer, and library classes.
Other major courses of study include social studies, science, spelling, phonics, health, art, music, computer, and physical education. With assertive discipline, the classroom teacher devises specific class room rules based on the general school rules stipulating reward and consequences. The rules are posted in each classroom to insure that the students are clear as to what is expected of them. Student of the month-selected by the teacher in each classroom and treated out to lunch by the principal. Awards for academic performance and social behavior are given at the end of each quarter.