THEOLOGY

Philosophy

The Humanities Department of Holy Family High School College Preparatory strives to integrate its program with the lives of its students, parents/guardians, staff, and others in the world.  We recognize the special characteristics of “family” that exist among the priests of the parish, faculty, the students and their families uniting all peoples of God into one Body of Christ.  Because of this sense of family, our courses focus on our relationships with God, the Church, others, and most importantly ourselves.  We center and celebrate these relationships through prayer and liturgical experiences.  We encourage the students to care for one another by recognizing and respecting their multi-cultural diversity.  With the focus of the curriculum towards educating the whole woman: her heart as well as her intellect, we strive to enable the young women of Holy Family High School College Preparatory to realize, share and celebrate their gifts, while recognizing their responsibility for and connection with all of human life and creation.

The student matures as Faith-filled Leader through course offerings that provide a strong moral education, encourage a deeps sense of faith and develop a value system against which she can measure the standards of the world with Christ as her model.

The student becomes an Independent Learner as she investigates various lifestyles and other religious faiths.  She comes to value and understand her own beliefs about spirituality in the context of the beliefs of others.

The student becomes an Analytical Thinker and Expressive Artist by translating Christian principles and values to action.  She is asked to compare and contemplate moral issues in her life, and to complete her Christian Service requirement for graduation.

She progresses as Dynamic Communicator through required projects and presentations that enable her communicate her beliefs and values to others.

Faculty

Marco Calderón—Chair

Dianna Fowler

Joseph Kim

Megan Shaffer

Greg Ziomek