A Carondelet Student Is...

A Gospel-centered woman who:

  •  demonstrates understanding of Catholic teachings and traditions.
  •  practices collaboration and compassion in relationships.
  • demonstrates Christian moral values while recognizing and evaluating many points of view.
  • participates actively in liturgies, retreats, community, and ministry to others.

A responsible steward of life who:

  • seeks God’s presence in all creation through prayer and reflection.
  • responds with respect and compassion.
  • promotes a just use of individual, local, and global resources.

A comprehensive learner who:

  • develops her gifts and talents through critical thinking, problem solving, conceptualization, and analysis.
  • values learning, is open to ideas, and appreciates the need for a lifetime of intellectual growth.
  • integrates both global and personal perspectives in her learning.
  • continues to acquire technological skills, and use them appropriately.
  • demonstrates academic proficiency, informational literacy, and communication skills.
  • prepares herself for the immediate future, continued education, and employment opportunities.

A respectful woman who:

  • recognizes her own value as she masters academic and personal skills and talents.
  • listens thoughtfully to others.
  • values others’ feelings, cultures, and viewpoints.

A practitioner of healthy lifestyles who:

  • maintains lifelong health and fitness through exercise, healthy eating, and respect for the body.
  • understands the harmful effects of the abuse of alcohol and other drugs.
  • practices good sportsmanship as a participant and a spectator.
  • attains social maturity through positive relationships with people of diverse backgrounds.

A woman of creativity, leadership and service who:

  • accepts leadership roles and responsibilities.
  • integrates the creative arts into her life.
  • lives out the CSJ charism of “service to the dear neighbor”.

We strive for excellence in all we do to educate the whole person---mind, body and spirit--- but we also educate to serve a world in need.

Sr. Kathleen Lang, CSJ, President