Sts. Peter and Paul Ac
ademy
|
Sts. Peter and Paul Ac ademy
|
|
|
Mission Statement This school is being established in the tradition of continuing Catholic education for our elementary age children. We hope to educate and prepare the whole child – spiritually, intellectually, emotionally, and physically. We will treat all as individuals, with respect and dignity. We will nurture the spiritual formation of the children, by encouraging them to become one with God. We strive to develop our children’s God-given talents and gifts, which in turn will lead to a life of serving others.
Our VisionSts. Peter and Paul Academy graduates will strive for academic excellence. They will approach their studies with utmost personal effort, and will strive to exceed required academic expectations. Sts. Peter and Paul Academy staff will also acknowledge a child’s individual needs and learning style in an effort that all our children will be successful. Our children will have experiences every day to develop themselves spiritually and grow with God. They will be challenged to become the best they can be, to be faithful to themselves and others, and Christ-like in their life choices. The students will experience first hand the joy of giving back to their Church and surrounding community through various volunteer opportunities. Our graduates will become our future. Archdiocese of Cincinnati Parish elementary schools have a direct relationship with the Archdiocese by their affiliation with their parish. Sts. Peter and Paul Academy can be fully recognized as a Catholic elementary school by the Archdiocese. We will specifically follow the guidelines set forth by the Office of Educational Services at the Archdiocese, as well as implement the Graded Course of Study, which is the curriculum used by all the parish elementary schools. Your child will receive the same high quality, Catholic education that he or she would receive at a traditional parish elementary school. Sts. Peter and Paul Academy will be permitted to apply for accreditation through the Archdiocese of Cincinnati after their first year of operation. It can take anywhere from 2-4 years to earn one’s accreditation. Other private Catholic schools in our area are Mother Teresa, St. Ursula Villa and Summit Country Day.
|
