Academics

“Religion must not be taught to youth only during certain hours, but the entire system of education must be permeated with the sense of Christian piety. If this is lacking, if this Holy Spirit does not penetrate and inflame the souls of teacher and pupil, small benefit will be derived from any other sort of education; instead damage will be done. ” - Leo XIII

Ignatian education is founded on the principle that man is "born to praise, reverence and serve God our Lord, and by this means to save his soul.” Its goal is to form children into adults capable of being Christian leaders in the world. It achieves this goal by teaching children how to think clearly and communicate effectively and discern and act upon the will of God in their lives.

Guided by the Ignatian tradition, we seek to educate the whole person—mind, heart, and soul—helping students to grow in self-discipline, discernment, and a desire to glorify God in all things. Inspired by St. John Bosco, our approach balances rigor with joy, fostering an atmosphere of encouragement, kindness, and respect where students can thrive.