Welcome to

The priority of the staff is to develop the self-worth of each of our
students. We accept each child as an individual and we foster the necessary
values, diciplines, and learning that will guide our
students in their search of the future as loving and active members of a Parish
and Community.
How to TALK to Your
Child.
Who? You. A parent is the best person to teach a
child about personal safety.
What? Effective personal safety skills: Smart Thinking: Strong Character:
Sticking Together.
When? Now. Age and maturity matter. There is no
perfect age when parents should begin teaching children about personal safety. A
child's ability to comprehend and practice safety skills is affected by age,
educational, and developmental levels.
How? LISTEN to your children. Know your children's daily activities and
habits. List to what they like and what they don't like. Encourage open
communication. Let you children know they can talk to you about any situation.
Reassure your children that their safety is your #1 concern.
TEACH Your
Children.
Set boundaries about places they may go, people they may see, and things they
may do. Reinforce the importance of the "buddy system." It's OK to say No) -
tell your children to trust their instincts.
GET INVOLVED.
Know where your children are at all time. Your
children should check in with you if there is a change in plans. There is no
substitute for your attention and supervision.
PRACTICE safety skills with your child. Rehearse safety skills so that they
become second nature.