Academics
Religion and Faith Formation
St. Andrew Catholic School strives to be an expression of the teachings of the Church, passing on Christian hope and faith, deriving its philosophy from the Gospel and the teachings of the Catholic Church.
Students, Staff, teachers and parents create a community infused with religious truths and Christian values where self-discipline, respect and responsibility are taught and lived. Education enriches the whole child while uplifting each to his fullest potential.
CATHOLIC FAITH
St. Andrew Catholic School promotes the beliefs of the Roman Catholic Church in our curriculum; the school adheres to the teaching Magisterium of the Catholic Church and is committed to Catholic principles of freedom of religion and ecumenical tolerance. St. Andrew fosters strong Catholic spiritual lives through the historical Catholic practices of prayer, mortification and good works, as well as Catholic sacramental practices.
Sacramental Imagination
The classical approach teaches students how to think rather than merely what to think. Our goal is to form within students a “sacramental imagination” that leads them to the Truth in wonder, humility, and a deep respect for the human person, created in the image and likeness of God.
Religion Courses
- Intro to Scripture (9th)
- Moral Theology (10th)
- Ecumenism and Apologetics (11th)
- Special Topic (12th)