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Religion
Our Early Childhood students receive faith based education through the Stories of God's Love Program. Grades first through eighth use Christ in Us for their religion program. We attend mass as a school once a week and on holy days of obligation.
Prekindergarten is available for those students that have turned four and are preparing for kindergarten. These students develop socially and academically as they learn to understand how formal school works. Their curriculum consists of the Happily Ever After series and Scholastic News. Religion lessons come from Stories of God's Love. Our students receive Spanish, Music and Physical Education instruction each week.
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English Language Arts/Reading
Our youngest learners use a play-based curriculum with an integrated alphabet program.
Starting in PreKindergarten through Second grade, students use the Happily Ever After and Superkids program for reading instruction. This includes, reading, writing, vocabulary, spelling and phonics.
Students in grades 3-5 use the Wonders Reading program.
Grades 6-8 use Studysync. Each grade participates in novel studies.All students use in grades Kindergarten through eighth grade use iReady reading for individual learning. Christ in Us provides the students with the teachings of our Catholic faith. Grades first and second use Superkids to prepare learners in English language arts. Social studies and Science weekly
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Mathematics
Preschool and Prekindergarten students explore numbers and the number sense through the use of hands-on experiences.
Kindergarten through middle school utilize the iReady math curriculum. Students receive individualized and whole group instruction. -
ScienceEarly childhood science curriculum is designed to foster curiosity, exploration and foundational thinking in young children. Our early childhood students learn science concepts through the use of the My Big World program.
Science Studies Weekly provides a structured, hands-on approach to learning science concepts in elementary grades. Students in first through fourth grade engage in weekly explorations that cover a wide range of topics, including life sciences, earth sciences, physical sciences and environmental awareness.
The Inspire Science Curriculum used in fifth grade emphasizes a deeper, inquiry-based approach to learning science. It encourages students to explore scientific concepts through hands-on activities, experiments, and problem-solving exercises that align with Next generation Science Standards (NGSS). Inspire's structured lessons focus on critical areas such as earth and space sciences, life sciences, physical sciences, and engineering as they prepare students for concepts in higher grades.
Middle school students utilize the Dimensions Science curriculum. This program offers an integrated approach covering the topics of life science, earth and space sciences, physical sciences and introduces chemistry and engineering. The program also incorporates technology, digital simulations, and real-world applications, making science relevant and engaging for middle school students. -
Social Studies
Our social studies curriculum is designed to support students' understanding of history, geography civics, and economics at each educational level. For early childhood, we introduce young learners to current events, basic social concepts and foundational citizenship in an age-appropriate, engaging format. For elementary students, we incorporate McGraw Hill and Studies Weekly resources, combining comprehensive textbooks with weekly publications that encourage hands-on learning and critical thinking about historical events, community roles, and global awareness. In middle school, students are provided with a more in-depth exploration of US history, government, and world studies, which prepares students for high school level social studies.
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Special Classes
All students participate in Physical Education, Music, and Spanish. Art, STEM and Social Emotional Learning are taught in the grade level classroom.