St. Aloysius Parochial School

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WELCOME TO ST. ALYOSIUS SCHOOL The primary goal of St. Aloysius School is to assist students to grow into fullness of life in Jesus, to embrace their baptismal call to ministry, and to continue the mission of Jesus in their lives.  St. Aloysius School teaches students to build their lives upon six central Christian virtues: faith, courage, respect, integrity, responsibility and compassion.   St. Aloysius School strives to provide students with the best Catholic education and formation possible.  This is done by focusing on the holistic development of each student.  The curriculum of the school includes comprehensive instruction in the academic subjects and in the beliefs and values of the Catholic faith, which are integrated into all the academic areas of each school's program. While striving for academic excellence, St. Aloysius School provides opportunities for religious, moral, social, cultural, and physical development. St. Aloysius School provides a family-like atmosphere where parent involvement is highly encouraged. The students, teachers, staff and parents all enjoy positive interactions with one another. These positive interactions enable the students to feel safe, loved and respected. This atmosphere facilitates the educational process, and learning can take place. Through diverse and challenging learning opportunities within a nurturing community, St. Aloysius School validates the intrinsic worth of each child and supports the intellectual, emotional and spiritual growth that enriches students' lives and empowers them to become religious, respectful, resourceful and responsible people. Our school is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges and the Western Catholic Education Association.  - Joel Nunes, Principal