Virtuous Behavior
Teaching the cardinal virtues of prudence, justice, fortitude, temperance, faith, hope, and charity is essential to a Classical Catholic curriculum. Students are expected to demonstrate virtuous behavior in simple ways during the school day, including:
Exhibiting courtesy and respect to all:
Shaking hands
Looking people in the eyes when speaking to them
Greeting all adults
Holding the door for others
Demonstrating good manners by saying “Please”, “Thank You”, “You’re welcome”, “How are you?”, and “How may I help you”.
Being attentive in the classroom
Respecting the school culture, rules, and codes of conduct
Practicing silence when appropriate, especially in the hallways
Understanding that the rules apply to all and are designed to serve the greater good
Striving to always see the good in others and ourselves
Looking out for the most vulnerable amongst us