Saint Theresa Catholic School’s mission is to furnish students with an outstanding Classical education informed by the wisdom of the Catholic intellectual and spiritual tradition. We provide a rigorous Liberal Arts curriculum that gives our students a firm foundation in faith and morals. By these means, we strive to form students who have a genuine love of God and the Church and who are prudent, compassionate, kind, courageous, and generous in their service of one another and to others.
From Headmaster Dr. Newcomb:
I am very excited to share with everyone the new Strategic Plan for Saint Theresa Catholic School. Last year, we solicited input from parents, faculty, parishioners, students, staff, alumni, and Board members about the course STCS should set for its second decade of success. Beginning with parent surveys last fall, and continuing with area subcommittees, public discussions, focus groups, and Board deliberations, we established what initiatives we wanted to pursue so that we could deepen, enrich, and expand the benefits of an STCS education for our students and families. Growing in Grace and Wisdom, 2018-2023 is the fruit of these labors and conversations, and we are grateful to everyone for contributing their time and ideas to this process. Our Strategic Plan gives us a way to make the future happen, rather than merely having it happen to us! As you peruse the the plan, you will see that it shows how our mission is at the heart of all our initiatives for the school over the next five years, and how we have come together as one family to build up our community of learning, prayer, and instruction.
On Saturday, March 24th at 7:30 p.m. our choir will perform Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater with string quartet and organist, Dr. Kevin Clarke. The concert will also feature sacred motets and chants appropriate to the celebration of the Holy Mass and the Lenten season. Soloists included Catherine Goode, Soprano and Lauren Henderson-Turner, Mezzo-Soprano. The choir will be directed by Mr. Zachary Turner.
