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St. Gregory the Great School gives witness to the Catholic faith by putting beliefs and values into action.
Across all areas of the curriculum, teachers and staff strive to meet the needs of every student spiritually and intellectually.
The school stresses a communal effort where all work together in creating a genuine Christian environment in which children can flourish.
Religious and academic programs share in the responsibility of imparting the Gospel message of faith, love, hope, and service.
By building a community with a deep understanding and appreciation of Catholic values, students are challenged to make positive choices reflecting the teachings of Christ.
St. Gregory School admits students of any sex, race, nationality, and/or ethnic origin to all rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the parish school.
Saint Gregory the Great Catholic School is devoted to sharing
faith, forming minds, and inspiring hearts through Catholic
traditions, academic excellence, and humble service, all to the
glory of Christ.
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