Philosophy

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As a basic principle, our school will give students an opportunity to develop moral and democratic values on an intellectual level during their daily activities.  We believe in a strong education, which requires that students make a determined effort to take every opportunity toward their own fulfillment as an individual and as a member of the community.

 

In addition, parents or legal guardians should participate, directly or indirectly, and make a joint effort to interact within our academic community. This will enable them to continue the formative process of preparing our youth for dialogue with others and community solidarity. These concepts should lead students toward a way of life dedicated to community service. Teachers and parents should guide them towards these objectives.

 

Upon completion of their respective school levels, students should have the proper cultural development to excel in their mission in life. A special education program is also available for students with different learning exceptionalities which offers the same opportunities of a regular school setting. We strive to provide all our students, including those with varied learning modalities and special needs, a strong education that fosters a holistic learning approach. In order for all students to achieve a solid education, they must fulfill all aspects of their curriculum, both theoretical and practical which will enable them to better serve this nation as they encounter the challenges of 21st century.  Furthermore, we encourage that students to participate in complementary activities of an educational, artistic, athletic, or creative nature.