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Catholic schools educate diverse student bodies to form Catholic, person-centered learning communities; provide academic excellence through educational programs infused with Catholic doctrine and social teachings; serve and support society in the parish, civic, and global communities; graduate students who are critical thinkers, productive moral citizens, and spiritual leaders; and recognize and appreciate parents as the primary educators of their children.
PHILOSOPHY
Holy Family Catholic Academy endorses the call of the Catholic Bishops of the United States to express its educational ministry through the objectives of personal spirituality, social justice, and a strong academic program in accord with the Curriculum Guide for Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Dallas. It is out of this philosophy that HFCA strives to:
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To develop the total Christian personality by instilling in the students a respect for life and reverence for Christian living.
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To develop within the school a strong religious education program based on Catholic Theology, Scripture, Liturgical experience, and service so that each child will grow and develop in the Christian way of life.
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To facilitate the intellectual, social, and physical development of each child through a variety of instructional methods such as small and large group instruction, departmental classes, and other tools for basic knowledge and formation.
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To aid students in evaluation of their own capabilities and vocational possibilities.
It is the consensus of the faculty that every human being has a right to pursue knowledge corresponding with his/her dignity and God-given ability, regardless of background or sex. In the early years, education is often of the utmost importance because through education and guidance the children of today become the Catholic citizens of tomorrow.
GOALS
As a faithfully Catholic and academic rigorous school, HFCA aims to:- Help students grow in their faith in Christ and develop an understanding of how one lives life in light of that faith
- Direct students in recognizing the creative strengths and talents God has given them and how to develop them as life-long learners,
- Draw on the best practices in the tradition of Catholic education to teach students how to develop their intellect and apply it for study and analytical thought
- Develop in students an understanding of the needs of others and a desire to serve as a brother or sister in Christ.
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