Who We Are

St. Charles students come from a rich variety of cultures providing the opportunity to interact and learn about many different traditions. The staff, parents and students are committed to living Catholic values in an atmosphere that promotes each child's spiritual, intellectual, social, psychological and physical growth.

St. Charles History

St. Charles Catholic School is an institution of higher learning with a tradition going back over 70 years. Our faculty is dedicated to helping our students prepare for their futures.
Anchored by Catholic tradition, we excel at:

• one-on-one interaction with our students
• cultivating confidence, independence
• providing cutting edge teaching strategies using new technology
• fostering collaboration with the community
• enriching academic learning in and outside the classroom
• 21st century STEM learning
• focus on service, following the example of our founding Sisters of Mercy

Mission of ST. Charles Catholic School

Christ is the center of St. Charles Catholic School. We strive to educate and develop the whole child in an environment that focuses on sacramental life, growth in virtue, and service to others. Being good stewards of our God-given talents, we pursue academic excellence, foster a profound appreciation of the arts and sciences, and use the technological advancements of our age to progress as individuals and as a human family. ​​

philosophy of St. Charles Catholic school

The St. Charles Catholic School community forms a faith-centered environment that reflects the Gospel message of Jesus. Students are motivated to continually acquire knowledge and be responsible for their own learning experience. They will respect and value other cultures and traditions. In this process, we recognize that parents are the primary educators of their child(ren). Students will grow in a safe and nurturing atmosphere to form a respectful, service oriented community. We strive to be compassionate individuals, "kind to one another, tenderhearted forgiving, imitators of God and loving, as Christ loved us."
(Ephesians 4:32, 5:1-2)

School-wide Learning expectations

Faith-Centered Individual who:

• Reads the Bible and lives by Jesus' example
• Prays daily
• Participates in Mass
• Celebrates the seasons of the Church
• Serves others

Responsible Individual who:

• Is accountable for words and actions
• Is prepared and organized
• Is punctual and uses time well
• Meets daily expectations
• Works independently and cooperatively

Respectful and Merciful Individual who:

• Respects self, others and the enviroment
• Is kind and accepting
• Is forgiving
• Prays for others
• Helps those in need

A Life-Long Learner who:

• Is self-motivated
• Takes ownership of his/her work
• Thinks critically and independently
• Applies knowledge to achieve personal and academic goals
• Effectively uses a variety of resources, including technology