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“The rich history of the Catholic Church and contributions to the world need to be known and embraced by all who pass the faith onto the younger generation.”
Join Us in Educating for Eternity!
The culture of our Catholic schools has been described as the “light” that shines amid a lot of darkness as our Catholic schools continue to be unique and wonderful places to teach and work every day. Catholic schools have chapels or churches that are readily available for teachers to nourish their spiritual needs through the Sacraments, or for a few minutes alone in Adoration or prayer.
Catholic schools are where teachers are respected, appreciated and supported by the administration to be able to leverage teachable moments with creativity and flexibility. Catholic school culture includes school traditions, rallies and the ability to try new things. Catholic schools are where respect for others, as well as ourselves, is integrated throughout the day; thus, teachers and students feel “safe” in the family culture that permeates each one of our schools.
We would love to have you join one of our Catholic school families and experience first-hand the authentic beauty that a Christ-centered environment provides each member of the family. If you still are not convinced, we welcome you to listen to WHY these committed educators have said YES to their Catholic school vocation!
A special THANK YOU to the Our Lady of Lourdes AV Club for editing the videos below!
What is the beauty of working in a Catholic school?
That most teachers embed catholic teaching in their actions and in the care they take in planning their lessons and working with students.
To continue to look for God in all parts of our day.
All that we teach is created by God but discovered by humans due to God giving us the capability to reason.
We can convey our spiritual thinking and can evangelize in subtle, but powerful, ways through our presentation of the curriculum and our “hook” into the lesson.
Recognizing that "teaching for eternity" is not a sprint, it's a marathon.
God is the artist.
Especially in science, there is a natural flow of daily opportunities to draw in the marriage of science and faith.
Everything we teach can lead our students to God.
How important it is to help students see that being Catholic isn't just knowing your prayers and going to church, but seeing God and his works in all that we do.
Our teachers authentically integrate a Catholic worldview into their classrooms.
We are blessed to be able to teach in a Catholic school, talk about God freely and relate everything to God.