Academics
Educational Philosophy
The faculty at St. Leo School, in conjunction with the administration, the St. Leo Parish Council, the Pastoral Life Director, the St. Leo School Board, the parents, and parish community, seeks to nurture in each child the spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development necessary for him/her to function to the best of his/her ability as an individual and a member of society. In so doing, the cultural, intellectual, social, and economic backgrounds of the students are taken into consideration as well as their individual needs in preparing for further education. As a Catholic school, we believe that our most important goal is the formation of Christ in all individuals as they advance toward their final goal, union with God through the sacramental life of the Church and service to others. We achieve this through sharing Christ’s message, involvement in the community, worship, and service to others.
Curriculum
The curriculum of St. Leo School attempts to ensure that academic success is attained by all of our students. As a Catholic school, our program is permeated with a spirit of mutual respect and concern for each individual.
St. Leo School offers the following subjects:
Religion (including Family Life) English & Writing
Mathematics Art
Language Arts Spelling & Vocabulary
Social Studies Music
Reading (including Accelerated Reader program)
Science Handwriting
Technology Technology
Art Physical Education
Technology
Spanish (6,7,8 grades) Latin (Grade 8)
Partners
St. Leo School considers itself a partner in the education of the student. Frequent communication between school and home is considered vital to achieving educational goals. Phone calls and personal conferences are means of furthering these goals.
The faculty at St. Leo School, in conjunction with the administration, the St. Leo Parish Council, the Pastoral Life Director, the St. Leo School Board, the parents, and parish community, seeks to nurture in each child the spiritual, moral, intellectual, social, emotional, and physical development necessary for him/her to function to the best of his/her ability as an individual and a member of society. In so doing, the cultural, intellectual, social, and economic backgrounds of the students are taken into consideration as well as their individual needs in preparing for further education. As a Catholic school, we believe that our most important goal is the formation of Christ in all individuals as they advance toward their final goal, union with God through the sacramental life of the Church and service to others. We achieve this through sharing Christ’s message, involvement in the community, worship, and service to others.
Curriculum
The curriculum of St. Leo School attempts to ensure that academic success is attained by all of our students. As a Catholic school, our program is permeated with a spirit of mutual respect and concern for each individual.
St. Leo School offers the following subjects:
Religion (including Family Life) English & Writing
Mathematics Art
Language Arts Spelling & Vocabulary
Social Studies Music
Reading (including Accelerated Reader program)
Science Handwriting
Technology Technology
Art Physical Education
Technology
Spanish (6,7,8 grades) Latin (Grade 8)
Partners
St. Leo School considers itself a partner in the education of the student. Frequent communication between school and home is considered vital to achieving educational goals. Phone calls and personal conferences are means of furthering these goals.