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St. Aloysius Gonzaga Academy |
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Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Academy |
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Saint Aloysius Gonzaga Academy 197 South Plum Street Shepherdsville, Kentucky 40165 Phone: (502) 543-6721 Fax: (502) 955-1490 Email: srhart@stafalcons.com, dray@stafalcons.com Webmaster: Ed Faulstick info@customcompconsult.com |
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Mission of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Academy
Vision of St. Aloysius Gonzaga Academy With Christ to inspire and guide, the staff, faculty and community must do the following to advance our school:
· Inspire students to learn and grow in academics and in the Catholic faith · Employ and retain qualified teachers who are committed to the academic and developmental excellence of our students and who model our Catholic mission · Provide safe, secure, and modern facilities for all curricular and extra- curricular activities · Obtain and utilize state of art technologies in the classroom and integrate them into the Archdiocesan curriculum · Actively promote both the school and the Church within the community to ensure the school’s continued growth · Operate an interconnected system of planning and advisory committees to address current and future needs of the school Philosophy
Our objectives are to: 1. Provide a curriculum to meet the needs of each student-basic skills which will give the student the ability to make inferences from specific facts, to apply principles, to use logical processes in detecting assumptions and facts, and to generalize; 2. Develop in each student the basic knowledge of understanding differences that come from variations in economic circumstances or in social/cultural backgrounds; 3. Create in each student an awareness that s/he lives in a particular society that calls for the full responsibility of developing his/her physical and mental potentials and moral principles to the utmost. Underlying all of the above objectives is our primary and most important purpose –“to strive to relate all human learning and culture to the news of salvation,” not by teaching religious truths and values merely as another subject, but as the underlying reality which gives deep meaning to learning and life and aids the student in forming a Christian attitude toward racial, religious, and political issues. |
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