Catholic Objectives +

As a school with a Catholic philosophy, the Academy has the following objectives:

1. To develop in our students a profound understanding of the Catholic faith, and a deep knowledge and love of God;

2. To encourage them to grow in personal holiness by developing and practicing a life of prayer, by receiving the sacraments frequently and devoutly and by modeling their lives on those of Christ, his blessed Mother and the saints;

3. To foster an unwavering loyalty and devotion to the Holy See and the teaching of the Magisterium of the Church;

4. To help them to grow in understanding and appreciation of the liturgical and cultural traditions of the Catholic Church;

5. To promote the dignity of human life from conception to natural death through a decidedly pro-life culture and activities;

6. To provide the intellectual and moral weapons our students need in order to go out into our secular, materialistic society and transform the culture of relativism and death into a culture of truth and life;

7. To foster refinement in manners, speech and dress in accordance with Catholic ideals, and to lead students, in accordance with their Catholic heritage, to select and promote only what is good and wholesome in art, music, drama and other forms of entertainment;

8. To encourage them to develop as leaders, especially as moral and religious leaders, through the personalization of and commitment to truth, and the application of Christian principles to personal conduct and public life.

Educational Objectives +

As a school teaching students in the primary and secondary levels of education, the Academy has the following objectives:

1. To teach students to think intelligently, critically and wisely;

2. To teach students to express themselves confidently, with clarity and competence;

3. To develop habits of orderly thinking through the medium of an analytic study of language, particularly the Latin language;

4. To promote character by insisting upon responsible application to study and submission to intellectual and moral discipline;

5. To promote an intelligent appreciation of beauty;

6. To promote physical health as part of a well-rounded education;

7. To promote proper social attitudes and habits that reflect a truly Catholic way of life.

American Objectives +

As a school forming citizens of the United States of America, the school has the following objectives: In general, to develop a knowledge and appreciation of our American heritage as a republican form of government, and to foster loyalty to American ideals; In particular, it seeks to develop pupils:

1. Who appreciate the fact that America was founded on the sound principle that man has received from God inalienable rights which the state has not given and cannot take away;

2. Who insist that the American government exists for the benefit of the individual citizens, and not the citizens for the benefit of the state;

3. Who will participate actively and conscientiously in the government of our country whether as voters or as officials;

4. Who will contribute to the formation of wise public policies and to the solution of public problems;

5. Who understand their responsibility to promote the general welfare, realizing the effect of their actions upon the lives of others;

6. Who dedicate their lives to advancing the social reign of Christ the King in the United States of America.