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Mission

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St. Rose Catholic School has been serving families in Sonoma County since 1931. The school is a vital educational ministry of St. Rose Parish devoted to assisting each student to reach his or her full potential spiritually, academically, socially, emotionally and physically. This Christ-centered education encourages our students to become lifelong learners who are responsible, just and moral leaders.

Philosophy

Our philosophy is based on the loving teachings of Christ, Catholic traditions and a strong preparatory education. Our commitment to excellence in education was molded and formed by the Ursuline sisters in 1931, and continues today as does their motto of Serviam.

Student Learning Expectations

St. Rose Catholic School Students are people of faith who:
  • Who respect themselves and all of God's creation.
  • Who seeks to learn about the Church's teachings and scripture.
  • Who shows love, empathy, and forgiveness through kindness and service to others.
  • Who actively participates in prayer, Mass, and other liturgical activities.
St. Rose Catholic School Students are effective communicators who:
  • Who practice reading critically and seek evidence to support their understanding of text.
  • Who practices and seeks new skills in speaking and writing.
  • Who listens, interacts, and collaborates with others respectfully and successfully.
St. Rose Catholic School Students are independent thinkers and problem solvers who:
  • Who apply their math skills and strategies to real life situations.
  • Who uses information from a variety of sources to solve problems.
  • Who observes and experiments to discover new solutions.
  • Who considers Catholic social justice themes and try to make a positive difference in the world.
St. Rose Catholic School Students are life-long learners who:
  • Who participates in a wide variety of physical activities to develop their physical health and knowledge.
  • Who discovers and develops their talents and preferences in the fine arts.
  • Who displays a knowledge of issues affecting themselves and the environment.
  • Who utilizes technology to research, communicate and create.