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Catholic Elementary School purpose is dedicated to teaching the faith and providing a positive, affirming environment that challenges our students.
Our religion curriculum is integrated within the entire curriculum. Weekly Mass, sacrament preparation, Stations of the Cross, and Reconciliation are integral parts of our religious education.
Parish priests regularly visit the classrooms. We have high expectations for teachers and students and a reputation for excellence.
Our school is a Discipline With Purpose (DWP) School, serving children in grades preschool through 8th.
Our mission is to ensure a faith-filled, nurturing environment, which promotes enthusiasm toward Christian service and academic excellence.
Holy Cross School currently enrolls 363 students. We feature a hot lunch program and daycare in the afternoon for preschoolers who attend the Monday through Friday morning class.
Extended Care is available before and after school for all students.
Matilde Discipline With Purpose is a program designed to help students become self disciplined.
These fifteen skills are essential life skills. These skills are taught and practiced in school and at home.
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