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The mission of St. Hugo of the Hills School is to provide students with an educational environment in which the teachings of the Catholic faith are instilled, nurtured and demonstrated.
These teachings constitute an integral part of the school's academic program and the St. Hugo school community.
Strengthened by the values inherent in these teachings, students and staff are challenged to live with the conviction that, as Catholic Christians in today's world, it must be different with us.
The school provides an environment of academic excellence giving each student the opportunity to develop as a whole person: spiritually, socially, physically, emotionally, and intellectually in order to meet the challenges of the future.
The mission of St. Hugo of the Hills School is to provide students
with an educational environment in which the teachings of the
Catholic faith are instilled, nurtured and demonstrated. These
teachings constitute an integral part of the school's academic
program and the St. Hugo school community. Strengthened by the
values inherent in these teachings, students and staff are
challenged to live with the conviction that, as Catholic Christians
in today's world, it must be different with us. The school provides
an environment of academic excellence giving each student the
opportunity to develop as a whole person: spiritually, socially,
physically, emotionally, and intellectually in order to meet the
challenges of the future.
Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
Grades: PK-8 | 483 students4.2 miles 3691 Lincoln Rd Bloomfield Hills, MI 48301 (248) 734-3377
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St. Hugo has a commitment to its mission "It must be different with us" and that shows in the way every student and member of the school community is given every opportunity to excel, to grow, to be accepted and celebrated, and to develop a solid foundation in academics, faith, athletics, extracurriculars, and a Christian responsibility to live tenets such as kindness and actively helping others. The school is always striving to improve, to create more opportunities for students, and to educate and support the whole person. It's one of the few schools outside of high schools or universities that has a solid student-centered educational philosophy. The school also works very hard to offer staff and services to support inclusive education and welcome students with differences, understanding that even without public school funding, inclusion is possible and can be done well (even if not on the same scale as at a public school) when educators want to make it possible and are open to creative solutions. The school also listens to new opportunities for extracurriculars and curriculum changes voiced by the community and makes informed, evidence-based decisions to offer as many beneficial opportunities as the school can support. As an alum, I know St. Hugo was central to my development as a person and a Catholic, and the school is even better now when my children are students there. After some shockingly bad experiences at other local catholic schools, St. Hugo has proven itself as a community of amazing educators and families and an institution that lives the words of its mission statement.
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Source: National Center for Education Statistics (NCES)
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