
Mission & Vision
Mission Statement
To provide a Catholic educational experience to young men and women that inspires a passion for learning by fostering intellectual, physical, social and spiritual development through academic excellence and mutual respect.
Vision
With the help and guidance of faculty and staff, students grow in self-awareness and the awareness of a complex and global world. Students become college and career ready in the 21st Century through the use of the latest educational resources and cutting-edge technological tools available. Students, faculty and staff build unity through a lived experience of faith, culture, innovation, and charity.
Educational Philosophy
We accomplish our mission through an educational philosophy based on reason, freedom and unity.
Reason: our students learn how to think so that they can understand their lives and our complex world. Learning how to think involves inquiry, innovation, creativity, peer learning and group collaboration, ingenuity and project-based learning. Students learn critical thinking emphasizing the use of imagination and innovation. They study logic and develop the ability to apply reason effectively. They learn how to deconstruct complex word problems and case studies, draw meaningful conclusions, and develop strategic thinking. Additionally, they refine their research skills, gather and analyze data, and evaluate hypotheses through testing.
Freedom: our students are guided to use their freedom wisely, so that they develop self-discipline, responsibility and take ownership of their learning and faith. They are supported in learning from their mistakes and life experiences, which helps them grow and deepens their desire to pursue truth. Thus, they live and share their faith, and can become more mature and responsible individuals who lead purposeful, and fulfilling lives.
Unity: our school is a place of unity. At St. Brendan High School, God has called us to learn together and learn from each other. By gathering us together, God has united us and has provided a purpose to our friendship. This unity is visible through meaningful student-teacher relationships, solid parent-teacher partnerships, impactful alumni involvement, and the family environment of our Sabre community. Because we share our love of Christ, our lives and our community are continually renewed and strengthened.
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"The things that we love tell us what we are." -St. Thomas Aquinas