In addition, the advisor l maintains a close relationship with the student s parents. Because we believe that parents are the most important teachers in a child s life, we want them informed on a regular basis as to their child s development. National Honor Society students from the High School serve as tutors. They are available after school so that students can review class assignments with their tutors. Since adolescents learn best when connections are made among various academic disciplines, teachers coordinate their lessons when possible.
Students have a chance to participate in both Interscholastic and Intramural sports.
Our students compete with schools in the Independent School Association of Massachusetts. Athletes of extraordinary ability are occasionally permitted to join one of the high school teams. In addition, one of our eighth graders, Andrew Flynn, won a scholarchip from The Pilot , the newspaper for the Archdiocese of Boston, for an essay he wrote about what his Catholic Education means to him.