New methods for investigating the macrocosm and microcosm have given us a greater appreciation of mystery in our everyday lives. The speed of communication and transportation has made the world a smaller place. To live as Christians in today's world, our students should have an appreciation for the uniqueness and interdependence of each facet of creation. Science describes how nature works and what is possible. It helps us to predict possibilities in nature even before they happen.
Science widens our perception of the world.
The Science Department offers the students a program of study, a body of information, as well as a methodology, which seeks to nurture and develop in the student a knowledge of the world that God has created, a reverence for the gifts of creation, and a responsible care and use of these gifts. Biology , followed by Chemistry , and then Physics . In Biology, students learn about living organisms including the process concerned with growth, reproduction, evolution, and ecology. Students in Chemistry study about matter, its structure, composition, and the changes it undergoes, as well as the energies that accompany these changes. In Physics, students learn about the basic laws of physics and use them to illuminate a wide variety of phenomena.