Our school is a community of learning. As part of the Catholic Church, it strives to teach the proper behavior of Christian citizens. The faculty and staff set an orderly environment so that the educational process may take place. Students are expected to be cooperative and willing to learn. Parents (the first teachers) are expected to support the commitment of the Catholic school. Spiritual development is encouraged through weekly attendance at liturgies prepared by the students and teachers. The reception of the sacraments, daily religion classes, and prayer helps to support their faith development. The efforts of all will make our educational environment unified, harmonious and successful; hence, a learning community based on strong spiritual values.
Mission Statement
Pope John XXIII Elementary School is a Christ-like community of learning. We believe every student can learn. We believe every child is gifted. Every child is encouraged to share his/her gifts with one another.
We believe:
- students are made in the image of God.
- each student is unique and lovable, deserving of attention, respect, and personal acceptance.
- parents are the first and most important teachers, and students learn best through a partnership of parents and teachers.
- Pope John XXIII Elementary School provides a safe learning environment where students thrive in a Christ-centered community.
- students are taught to be accepting of their own differences and abilities and to respect the differences and abilities of others.
- students are encouraged to explore their gifts and talents and to share them through their Christian life of faith and service.
- students are encouraged to develop learning strategies that best serve their individual educational needs.
- students are prepared to be lifelong learners who are challenged and encouraged to develop to their fullest potential.