• In God Who is present in everyday reality and desires a personal relationship with each individual.
• In the inherent goodness of each person.

• The development of the total person, attending to the moral, religious, social, intellectual, aesthetic, and physical dimensions.
• A personal relationship with God through experiences of faith, prayer, and sacramental and Marian life.
• Academic excellence.
• Critical thinking and decision-making skills based on Gospel values.
• Education to communication.
• Opportunities for developing skills and interests through co-curricular and extra-curricular activities.

• Among the youth of the working class, there are many forms of poverty.
• Our response to this poverty occurs through formal and informal education and through formation to solidarity and service.

• Assisting parents in the human and faith development of the young person.
• Helping the young to discover and freely live God’s plan in their lives.
• Educating to Catholic Social Teachings applied to current issues. Helping the young person in the development of a sense of responsible membership in the church and in society.
• Involving young people in the missionary, evangelizing dimension of the Church.

We believe that a Salesian ministry is characterized by the “family spirit,” which includes

• A family atmosphere in which everyone is welcomed, accepted, and respected
• The educator as a loving presence among the students.
• Active parental involvement as a necessary part of the educational process
• Shared responsibility and cordial collaboration among administration, faculty, and staff.