Schoolwide Student

Learning Expectations

A St. Pius X Student lives as:

I. A Faithful Roman Catholic who:

1. Knows traditional Catholic teachings and practices
2. Actively participates in Catholic faith life, discipleship and service
3. Makes good moral choices and decisions based on Catholic faith values

  II.  A Responsible Life Long Learner who:

1. Continually strives for self-improvement and academic excellence
2. Knows where to find and how to interpret information
3. Is able to set and achieve goals
4. Is able to listen actively, speak clearly, and write concisely and correctly
5. Analyzes and considers alternatives through critical thinking

 III. A Socially Responsible Citizen who:

1. Serves as a steward using their time, talents, and treasure
2. Understands and seeks to solve global issues
3. Works to resolve conflicts peacefully
4. Respects points of view, perspectives and cultural diversity

Mission and Philosophy Statement

School Mission

“Let the children come to me, and do not prevent them; for the kingdom of heaven belongs to such as these.” Matthew 19:14. St. Pius X Catholic School and Parish community are committed to the mission of nurturing faithful Catholics, responsible life-long learners and socially responsible citizens who strive for academic excellence, sound moral character and discipleship.

Following the teachings and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church, we support and affirm parents as the primary educators of their children. The collaborative efforts of parents, dedicated and qualified professionals and students compose the Christ centered, culturally diverse community of St. Pius X Catholic School.

Philosophy Statement

St. Pius X Catholic School is a Christ centered community grounded in the teachings and traditions of the Roman Catholic Church. We believe, teach and live the Gospel truths. As a community of faith, we believe that each child is a unique creation of God, blessed with gifts and talents.

Our goal is to establish a strong foundation for the whole child that includes high academic standards, self-discipline, cooperation, mutual respect, service to others, and the ability to solve problems.

We value learning as a life-long process, beginning with the family. In a safe and nurturing environment, we support the family in teaching Catholic values and living the Roman Catholic faith.

We apply these truths through Catholic moral and social teachings. In recognizing that we are a part of the world-wide church, we respect the dignity of self and others and celebrate cultural differences within our school, parish, Archdiocese, and world community.

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