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"Christian community is not merely a concept to be taught but a reality to be lived." (Pope John Paul II) All Souls Catholic School is a community of faith where we believe that each child is a unique creation of God, blessed with a special set of talents and gifts. Each child deserve to approach life with a sense of self worth while developing a personal relationship with God. We feel that each child deserved the opportunity to develop his or her God-given potential to the fullest. Our mission is guide each child toward the fulfillment of this potential in all areas of the child's life: spiritual, intellectual, social, psychological, physical, and aesthetic. We hope to enrich and deepen each student's faith by promoting good self-esteem, self-discipline, skills, and knowledge. All Souls School affirms that parents are the first and primary educators of their children. Through a spirit of understanding and cooperation, we hope to create an atmosphere in which teachers, students, and parents can join together in the total faith community to come alive, to grow, and to learn. We recognize that community is at the heart of Christian education. We believe that children are our future and that educators and parents help to shape that future. We're working to nurture enduring values such as compassion, respect for differences, and peaceful conflict resolution. As a Catholic school we hope to influence students and families to be dynamic agents of change in society in the areas of social and radial justice, human dignity, freedom, and peace. By providing a quality Catholic education we help the church fulfill its commitment to the dignity of the individual. We will provide an environment that fosters a belief in the sacredness of the human person and awareness that we are born into one worldwide human family. At All Souls School we hope to create an atmosphere for learning that combines structure and creativity while fostering an enthusiasm for life-ling learning. It is our aim to create a climate in which faith will gradually mature, thus enabling our students to assume the responsibilities placed on them by Baptism. Toward this end, we strive to maintain a joyous, happy environment which promotes love, understanding, respect for and acceptance of self and others. |
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