St. Teresa Catholic School

Saint Teresa Catholic School

 

St. Teresa Catholic School has a fifty year history of providing outstanding academic opportunities which integrate instruction in the truths and traditions of our Catholic faith. Today, St. Teresa Catholic School remains steadfast in its commitment to harmoniously developing the spiritual, academic, social, and physical gifts of each student within a safe and caring environment. Spiritually, the St. Teresa Catholic School community strives to live the Gospel message through social justice, service, and ministry.

From the moment you arrive on the beautiful campus of St. Teresa Catholic School, you will discover a welcoming and compassionate environment of learning where students are thriving and succeeding. Beyond our school's exterior, lies an inner beauty that permeates and resonates within students through the learning of core values, education of faith, and a life on the greater good.

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Our Mission

Mission Statement

The mission of St. Teresa Catholic School is to provide a quality education that challenges and empowers students to develop to their full potential. Our program is based on Gospel values and Catholic traditions and is implemented in our Christ-centered community that stresses excellence for all students.

 

 

Beliefs

We will...  

  • Make the Gospel message the center and enlivening force of all that we do and teach.
  • Cultivate understanding of and appreciation for the dignity of eah individual, the need to serve and the respect for the rights of others.
  • Offer a program of religious formation that incorporates instruction in the truths and traditions of the Catholic faith, applies these truths in daily life, provides opportuniites for prayer/worship and prepares for the celebration of the Eucharist and other Sacraments.
  • Foster qualities that are essential to lifelong learnng: curiosity, self-confidence, persistence, self-discipline, critical-thinking skills, creative approaches to problem solving and the courage to make moral and just choices.
  • Enable students to acquire skills through a sequential program of leaarning in all areas and thus prepare them for the next level of their education.
  • Instill in students a sense of responsibility for thier own learning through the encouragement of perosnal accountability for the quality and prompt completion of assignments, respect for property and the environment and dedication to the peaceful resolution of conflict.
  • Meet individual student needs through regular assessment, enrichment activities, peer tutoring, a variety of learning opportunities and extracurricular activities.
  • Prepare students to meet the challenges of living in a technological and global society, and develop skills to responsibly access, interpret, organize and communicate information from a variety of multimedia sources.
  • Enrich our curriculum through a variety of artistic activites and cultural experiences.
  • Provide a program of physical education and health awareness that motivates students to adopt healhty, physicallly active lifestyles. 

Featured Events

Honors Assembly
05/28/2013
 Honors Assembly in the Gymnasium at 1:15 P.M. Tuesday, May 28.

Graduation Mass
05/31/2013
Graduation Mass in the Church at 7:00 P.M. on Thursday, May 30th.

Candle and Rose Ceremony
05/29/2013
Candle and Rose Ceremony in the Church at 1:00 P.M. on Wednesday, May 29.

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Evening of the Arts
The Evening of the Arts is Thurs., Apr. 25th at 6:30 pm in the Parish Center. Student artwork will be on display as well as performances by the various musical groups. The grand finale musical 'Dear Abby' will be performed by the 8th grade class.
Car Drawing and Quilt Winners
Bob Wellen is the winner of our Spring Fundraiser!  He can pick the car of his choice - Honda Accord or the Ford Fusion.  John Corso won the beautiful handmade quilt. Thank you to all who supported our school and congratulations to our w
Daughters of the American Revolution
Jimmy Ward's essay placed first in the county, state, and southeastern divisions of the DAR.  His essay is now competing on the national level.    Congratulations Jimmy!