Goals

Objectives

1. To affirm one's self worth, one's dignity as in individual and a child of God, and to stress peace with all those with whom one comes in contact particularly other students during class, at prayer, and in play activities.
2. That teachers show their accountability to parents and children by reporting to them frequently and, as necessary, acknowledging the truth that parents are responsible for the nurturing of their child's spiritual, moral, intellectual, and social development.
3. To write creative, well-planned, logical and grammatically correct sentences and paragraphs.
4. To provide varied opportunities to verbally communicate at public functions such as assemblies, activities, liturgies, and in classrooms.
5. To have the students demonstrate logical and critical thinking skills.
6. To provide for individual differences and learning abilities by utilizing test results for grouping in math and reading.