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    At St. Scholastica Academy, the Catholic Faith is the heart of our mission, shaping not only our curriculum but our entire school culture. Rooted in the age-old traditions of the Church, we seek to form students who know, love, and live their Faith with fidelity, reverence, and joy.

    A Faith-Permeated Education

    The formal study of the Roman Catholic Faith is integral to our academic program. More than just a subject, Catholicism is the foundation of our worldview, permeating all aspects of school life. We strive for consistency with Catholic doctrine, values, and traditions, ensuring that our students are formed in both mind and soul.

    Daily Prayer and Liturgical Life

    Prayer is woven into the rhythm of each day. Our school community begins the morning in prayer, gathers at noon for the Angelus and mid-day prayers, and concludes the day with prayer. We celebrate Mass twice weekly, where students take an active role as altar servers and lectors. Proper reverence and participation in the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass are expected of all. Throughout the year, we honor liturgical seasons, feast days, and devotions that deepen our love for Christ and His Church.

    Expectations of Respect and Participation

    All students, including non-Catholics, participate fully in our religious instruction, Masses, and communal prayer. Respect for the Catholic Faith is required in both word and action, fostering a culture of faithfulness and virtue in our school community.

    At St. Scholastica Academy, we do more than teach the Faith—we live it. Our goal is to form students who will carry the truth, beauty, and goodness of Catholicism into the world.

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The object of education is to teach us to love what is beautiful. ~Plato
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