What makes an education specifically Catholic? The emphasis is always on formation of the soul, and not just a catechism or religion class structured as a typical course with books, facts and tests. But instead, the school leadership focuses all its efforts on fulfilling the teaching of the Church and Saints; to live in the presence of God every moment. A great challenge. But every class, every subject, every situation, presents itself as an opportunity for spiritual learning. When everything in the school day is seen through the presence of God, a true Catholic education occurs.

Everything the school does is in pursuit of its ultimate goal to graduate seniors as virtuous Catholic citizens, enthusiastically serving their reigning sovereign, Christ our King, in every facet of their life. Through its actions and values, this High School emphasizes and demonstrates the Catholic reliance on the theological, metaphysical and moral truths that sustain us, and transfers that reliance to its students. The success of students lies in the foundation of their home and parents. God has given parents the ultimate responsibility for their children. Second, God has given us the Church, the Holy Ghost, and the guidance of His written word to assist us in properly raising and educating our children. Third, building upon the first two foundational resources, the school is God’s tool for us to use as we reinforce Catholic values and virtues to further form the character of the student’s soul.