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With Jesus as our model, we, the educational community of Incarnate Word School, share a common purpose and faith journey through our commitment to live and teach the Gospel message.
We strive to provide a learning environment which recognizes, encourages, and supports the unique and diverse gifts of each member.
Guided by the Holy Spirit, we endeavor to form life-long learners who live and witness to Gospel values, so that each can make a positive difference in our parish, Church, country and world toward the building of God's kingdom.
As a Catholic educational community, we are committed to the formation of Christian character which involves the whole person-mind, heart, body-by teaching Catholic doctrine and tradition, breaking open the word of God, touching the heart with the love of Jesus, and reaching out to others in service and love.
As a Catholic School community, Incarnate Word Parish School strives to create an accepting and caring environment in which each person feels comfortable to grow as an individual with a unique relationship with God.
Through strong academic and developmental programs, we desire to empower children to meet the challenges of living in an ever-changing, culturally diverse world.
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