We believe that knowledge and understanding are more than the accumulation of information.  We live in an age in which the gathering and communication of information has become an industry.  If the communication, memorization and repetition of information is all there is to education then we could abolish teachers and leave each student in solitary splendor with their computers.  We aspire to teach wisdom in such a way that each student will delight in becoming a ‘self-learner’.  The pursuit of wisdom is something we undertake together as members of a community of faith.  The subjects we teach are shared in an atmosphere of respect and love.  We believe that people learn more by example than by precept and that if students know they are cherished as children of God they will not only grow in wisdom and understanding, but they will grow into the person that God has made them to be.

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