The Academic Curriculum employs interactive instructional strategies and accommodates differing learning styles. Students are leveled for mathematics, and the use of authentic literature in the integrated language arts program provides for the individual development of students of all ability levels. Religious Instruction is at the heart of our school day. Students are instructed in religion daily and have the benefit of regular classroom contact with the priests from St. Dominic and St. Francis Parishes. Weekly all school liturgies and special liturgical celebrations add to the faith dimension of the school.
Technology is an integral part of the curriculum.
Internet connections in each classroom allow teachers to reach beyond the walls of the school and provide resources that expand the basic instructional program. Science instruction at St. Dominic School relies heavily on a hands-on, experimental approach. Students are exposed to scientific method from the earliest grades and are proficient in reporting data and drawing conclusions by the junior high years. St. Dominic School meets and exceeds the four state goals for biological and physical sciences as stated in the State Goals for Learning. Standardized Test Scores consistently demonstrate that our students exceed national standards in reading and mathematics and meet or exceed overall diocesan norms in those same subjects.