A COMMUNITY OF SAINTS AND SCHOLARS

OUR MISSION

United by the love of Christ, St. Nicholas Catholic School, in partnership with parents and parish, teaches the fullness of the Catholic faith, fosters academic excellence, and nurtures a community of disciples.

SAINTS & SCHOLARS

As a Catholic community, our eyes are always on our desired eternal destination: heaven. Our school very importantly teaches the faith, prays together, grows in virtue, and follows Jesus’ example of discipleship. As a school, we also form scholars, students who have the knowledge and skills to thrive in high school and beyond.

FAMILY

When asked what parents like most about our school outside of academics, the most common response is that it is like a family. This family nurtures children lovingly, shares common values, and presents a consistent understanding of what life is all about: sharing personal gifts in the service of others.

STUDENT LEARNING EXPECTATIONS

Our mission is to provide our community with a superior education rooted in the Catholic faith. We hold our students to these standards and take pride in the honorable, well-rounded citizens they become. We raise our students to be:

I. Faith-filled Catholics who

  • Demonstrate understanding of the teachings and history of the Catholic Church.

  • Actively participate in the liturgy and sacraments of the Catholic Church.

  • Actively participate in prayer and use a variety of prayers.

  • Live each day as a disciple of Jesus.

  • Model Gospel values by demonstrating generosity of word, action, and spirit.

II. Responsible disciples who

  • Act with integrity.

  • Exhibit compassion and justice.

  • Serve others.

  • Act as peacemakers.

  • Make choices based on Catholic values.

III. Enthusiastic lifelong learners who

  • Love to learn.

  • Strive for academic excellence.

  • Use and apply learned skills.

  • Utilize creative and critical thinking.

  • Are self-directed and independent learners.

IV. Engaged citizens who

  • Make good choices.

  • Take responsibility for their actions.

  • Persevere through challenges.

  • Strive to make the world a better place.

  • Possess a strong work ethic. 

Train up a child in the way he should go: and when he is old, he will not depart from it.
— Proverbs 22:6