By the end of her life she had brought about 13,000 women to a new life, living in monasteries and dedicating their lives to Christ. She was considered to be a joyful, invigorating saint, who radiated goodness, wholeness and the attractiveness of the Christian life. How We Meet the Diverse Needs of Our Students As a Catholic School, one of our foremost tasks is to provide an environment in which we model our actions, words and beliefs on the life of Jesus. Our daily religion classes help us to understand and better define His life and our religion. Masses, the sacraments, prayer and good works further enhance our spiritual needs.
Students learn at different rates and in different ways.
To help students achieve the outcomes set for them certain lessons may have to be modified or enriched to suit their special needs. Extra help from the teacher before or after school is also available. Special needs may be identified formally, through an assessment process, so that a program can be provided by a special teacher. Students whose assessment shows them to be in the very superior intellectual range may qualify for a gifted program at another school one day a week, beginning in grade 5. Parents are informed of, and kept aware of, the program modification their children may need through oral and written communication with the teacher and principal.