Shepherd of the Hills Catholic School, established in 2001, joined the schools and traditions of Saint Michael's, Dotyville; Saint Mary's, Eden; and Our Lady of Angels, Armstrong.
The founders of these schools were committed to an education where the values and traditions of the Catholic faith were integrated into a quality academic program.
We are proud to continue this commitment to provide a quality Catholic education for all of our students.
Values taught at home are continued each day in the classroom.
Academic excellence, guided by religious instruction, enables our students to pursue their highest potential.
Our strong core curriculum, along with specialists in the Fine Arts, Physical Education, and Computer, provides Shepherd of the Hills students with the foundation for future success.
Shepherd of the Hills Catholic School strives to form students in the image of Christ through the teachings, values, and traditions of the Catholic Church.
Through a quality educational program and service in their school, parish, and community students are empowered to reach their highest potential as they build the Kingdom of God.
Shepherd of the Hills respects the dignity of each student and his or her right education.
Shepherd of the Hills Catholic School admits students of any race, color, religion, national, or ethnic origin, or financial situation.
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