At St. Louis Catholic School, we prioritize faith and Gospel values in education. As a parish school, Catholic identity is part of daily life. We nurture spiritual growth through faith education, worship, service, unity, and ethics.

Our mission is to instill a strong Catholic identity in students, promoting a lifelong commitment to faith. St. Louis Catholic Church and School collaborate for a faith-centered community focused on spirituality, prayer, and the Gospel. This identity is integral to school life, guided by priests, parents, staff, and administration.

We achieve these goals through various means:

• Religious Education: Daily religion classes deepen students' faith understanding.  
• Worship: Weekly school Masses build community and faith connection.
• Servant Leadership: Students engage in the Mass as altar servers, lectors, bell ringers, and ushers. 
• Faith Mentorship: Every grade level is paired with Mass buddies and participates in a variety of faith-based activities together.   
• Virtue Instruction: Virtue assemblies are held monthly and the classroom integration of the virtues is an all school focus.  
• Faith Integration: Catholic teachings and social justice are woven into other subjects such as English Language Arts, Science, and Social Studies.  
• Sacraments: Students participate in special preparation for Reconciliation and First Holy Communion. 
• Additional Faith Formation: Penance services, whole-school rosaries, grade-level retreats, and special event celebrations such as All Saints' Day, Dia de los Muertos, celebration of the Virgen de Guadalupe, and the Crowning of Mary. 

Throughout the school year, parents from St. Louis Catholic School and the Early Childhood Development Center come together every Wednesday at 8 a.m. in the Marian garden to pray the rosary for various intentions.

If you can't attend, you can still share your intentions through the Prayer Internetion Form, and we'll include them in our prayers. Visit st-louis.org/family-rosary for details.