The administration, faculty, and staff of St. Ignatius Loyola Regional School strive to develop a learning environment in which students expand knowledge, increase appreciation, and develop respect in the uniqueness of the individual. A diverse atmosphere allows the student to be better able to meet the challenges of the world. Our Christ-centered program is designed to give the “whole child” the opportunity to flourish and to contribute to the quality of life.

 

Students expand their love of God based on the Gospels and teachings of the Catholic Church. Values and morals are taught and modeled in accordance with Catholic doctrine. Community service projects help the students put religious knowledge into practice. A well-rounded curriculum provides the opportunities for spiritual, moral, intellectual, cultural, social, and physical development. Many experiences are provided for students which will enhance social maturity and growth through interaction with peers, school personnel, and community.

 

The bond which exists among teachers is both spiritual and professional, and is fundamental in providing the students with a Christian role model. Mutual purpose and respect are links between parents and teachers as we enhance the educational process and cooperative spirit of learning necessary for every student to develop to his/her potential.