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The vision of St. Thecla Catholic School is to form faithful disciples of Christ through the commitment to develop lifelong, independent learners and leaders through a rigorous curriculum anchored in our Catholic faith.Our Mission Statement: We, the community of St. Thecla Catholic School, dedicate ourselves to serving God through our growth in faith, education, and love for one another as members of God`s family. Our Philosophy:St. Thecla Catholic School is a Christ-centered school that is focused on bringing together our parish, school, and community.
We are committed to:Developing and directing the growth of the whole person centered in Jesus Christ through religious culture and faith. Respecting and valuing the uniqueness of each individual. Working together with parents to nurture their children`s faith and academic skills. Growing as a community that teaches and fosters tolerance, respect, and compassion for others. Serving as a constant reminder that we live in the world, but we are not of the world.
Club or Organization: Childrens Choir, Forensics, National Junior Honor Society, Science Olympiad, Social Studies Olympiad
School Notes
St. Thecla Catholic School (Pre-School through 8th grade) is
part of the Saint Thecla Parish. We believe ourselves to be a
living, growing school community of faith. To this end, we commit
ourselves to enriching the seed of faith in our youth through God's
word, the Sacraments, and catechesis; providing educational
opportunities for our youth, to develop positive self-images,
academic achievement, and personal growth by active participation
in the learning process; and, caring for and accepting one another
by developing an attitude of behavior in an atmosphere of respect
and Christian charity.
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