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The mission of St. Basil the Great School is to prepare our students to live a life of Christian values.
In pursuit of this mission we will provide an atmosphere which promotes the integration of the spiritual and secular life of our students, support their endeavor to become independent, lifelong learners who think and communicate effectively in an ever-changing environment, nurture an appreciation for and an awareness of how their actions affect themselves, others and the world around them, and encourage in each student a sense of responsibility for commitment to serving their community.
The mission of St. Basil the Great School is to prepare our
students to live a life of Christian values. In pursuit of this
mission we will provide an atmosphere which promotes the
integration of the spiritual and secular life of our students,
support their endeavor to become independent, lifelong learners who
think and communicate effectively in an ever-changing environment,
nurture an appreciation for and an awareness of how their actions
affect themselves, others and the world around them, and encourage
in each student a sense of responsibility for commitment to serving
their community.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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