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We, the St. Thomas Aquinas School community, as part of our parish and the larger church, believe in the Trinity, Catholic/Christian values, and the dignity of all.
We believe parents are the primary teachers of their children, and we, the school, support the efforts of the family.
We strive to meet the individual's spiritual, intellectual, psychological, and physical needs.
We are called to worship as a faith community, model and teach Gospel values, and enhance the child's faith development through the traditions of a Catholic education.
In an atmosphere of openness and acceptance, we provide a quality education fostering the development of a well-rounded, highly-motivated, socially responsible citizen.
We, the St. Thomas Aquinas School community, as part of our parish
and the larger church, believe in the Trinity, Catholic/Christian
values, and the dignity of all. We believe parents are the primary
teachers of their children, and we, the school, support the efforts
of the family. We strive to meet the individual's spiritual,
intellectual, psychological, and physical needs. We are called to
worship as a faith community, model and teach Gospel values, and
enhance the child's faith development through the traditions of a
Catholic education. In an atmosphere of openness and acceptance, we
provide a quality education fostering the development of a
well-rounded, highly-motivated, socially responsible citizen.
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