We endeavor to engage the natural wonder of children and guide them to knowledge and a life of wisdom, while cultivating a grateful heart oriented toward God and in service to the world around them.
Our approach to educating the whole child is built upon the four pillars of formation, including the spiritual life, intellectual life, social life, and physical life.
With love for truth and dedication to the Church, our sisters bring the message of Christ to life and provide an unparalleled education.
He said to them, “Come and See.” Click the link to see the prayer and community events that St. Vincent de Paul Parish is holding this Lent. The Easter schedule is also included. Post Views: 400
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By: Jay Ezell Dang it! 7:56! Late again and it seems like a miracle we made it out the door at all. Kids not getting up on time. Not listening. Why do I have to repeat the same request over 3 times just for my kids to barely even pay attention? And that’s just…
by: Chris Boyle PE Teacher and 7th Grade Pre-Algebra Teacher March 2019 When I tell people that I am a Middle School Math Teacher, I am always entertained by the wide range of reactions I receive. A surprising amount of people respond somewhere on the spectrum between “amazement” and “bewilderment.”. I cannot tell you…
By Bridget Edmonds The Content Conundrum: How do I find age-appropriate books for my advanced reader? When I first started working at SVdP, one of the things that immediately stood out to me was the strong culture of reading that exists in the classrooms and homes of our students. It’s one of my favorite parts…
by: Sister Dominic Frogs and snails and puppy dog tails; that’s what little boys are made of. Why is it that this nursery rhyme from the late 19th century doesn’t ascribe to boys “sugar & spice and all things nice?” Are boys forever slated to be associated with slimy toads and mischief? Where…
