St. Peter The Apostle Catholic School vs. Blessed Sacrament School

St. Peter the Apostle School exists to provide a quality Catholic education based on Gospel values and the teachings of the Catholic Church.

Following the traditions of the Sisters of Mercy, the school educates through a strong academic program and instills a spirit of mercy, justice, and loving concern in its students.

St. Peter the Apostle School is committed to a strong Gospel-based curriculum that helps to establish in each student a sense of community, a respect for learning as a life-long process, and opportunity for personal growth, and an awareness of social issues.

It provides a quality academic education that is an on-going development process, which involves parents, parish, faculty, and staff.

The mission of Blessed Sacrament School is to foster the Catholic identity of the students through the teachings of the Catholic Church and to educate students according to high academic standards enabling them to become contributing members of a diverse society.

The school's Catholic identity is the primary focus of all decisions impacting the effort of the school.

Catholic values exist in every facet of the school, giving foundation for the faith development of each student, building his or her character and giving them a sense of heritage.

The school is committed to the development of the whole child spiritually, intellectually, emotionally and physically.

The student's self-esteem is enriched by positive relationships and mutual respect among and between students and staff.

The school promotes and develops the value of responsibility, which gives witness for the respect of all things in a global society, ensuring the students' future as contributing Catholic leaders.

The school sets high academic standards, which are achieved through a child-centered and individual approach to learning. A safe and nurturing environment promotes successful student learning.