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Prayer for Catholic Schools

Lord Jesus, Son of God, thank you for the gift of Catholic education.

Day after day, week after week, you give us many opportunities to grow and learn.

Help us respond to the gift of faith so that we may be recognized as your disciples.

Amen.

 

MISSION AND MINISTRY AT SJW SCHOOL

For all parishioners, especially those who have not had the experience of attending or sending children to a Catholic School, we would like to share our mission and the difference between Catholic and public schools. St. Joseph the Worker School community has a value-centered education (all subjects and programs) committed to the threefold ministry of the church: love, service, and witness. Parents are the primary educators of their children. The faculty and staff collaborate with them in educating the students spiritually, intellectually, physically, and aesthetically. We affirm that each child is unique, and with dignity and respect, we guide each student to attain his/her fullest potential. We are committed to nurturing a community that encourages understanding and appreciation of cultural diversity. While celebrating our diversity, we define ourselves as members of one Body, the Body of Christ.


WE INVITE ALL PARENTS AND GRANDPARENTS WHO VALUE THE ABOVE DESCRIPTION OF THE MINISTRY OF EDUCATION TO COME TO OUR SCHOOL FOR A FIRST HAND LOOK AT THIS MISSION IN ACTION AND COMPARE IT TO THE PUBLIC OR CHARTER EXPERIENCES YOUR CHILDREN MAY BE EXPERIENCING. IN THE COMING WEEKS WE WILL SHARE PORTIONS OF THE CURRICULUM OF GRADES K-8 THAT ALLOWS THE CHILDREN TO GROW IN THE KNOWLEDGE, SERVICE AND PRACTICE OF THEIR FAITH WHILE EXPERIENCING A CARING ENVIRONMENT.


Thank you to all the parents who are making sacrifices during these difficult times to send your children to St. Joseph the Worker School.