About Our Lady of Fatima Parish School

Our Mission

As a Catholic community rooted in the teachings of Christ, we educate the whole child, encouraging curious minds and compassionate hearts in a safe environment where each child’s gifts develop to serve our world.

Our Vision

Curious minds. Compassionate hearts.
Serving the world.

Our Values

Called by the Trinity to build the Kingdom, we live in solidarity with our human family, appreciating shared customs and celebrating diversity.

Following Jesus’ Great Commandment, we live with grace and compassion for our families, neighbors, and those living on society’s margins.

Understanding that we are made by God, we live in and with God so that we may live each day for God.

Inspired by God’s eternal, singular act of creation, we are guided to be stewards, developing our gifts – intellectual, physical, emotional, and spiritual – while caring for our planet.

Living with the Risen Lord, we are unbridled in our joy as we breathe the Good News, reveling with wonder and awe in our quest for knowledge.

School-wide Learning Expectations

An Our Lady of Fatima Parish School student is one whose values, attitudes and interpersonal skills are rooted in faith, hope, love and mercy.

An active Catholic who:

  • Celebrates and understands the life of the Church and sacraments, especially the Eucharist.
  • Demonstrates knowledge of scripture, prayer, and basic teachings of the Catholic Church.
  • Shares faith by living the Gospel values as a disciple of Christ.

A life-long learner who:

  • Demonstrates critical thinking, reflection, and responsible decision-making.
  • Sets achievable goals and evaluates results.
  • Applies prior knowledge to new situations.

An effective communicator who:

  • Demonstrates critical reading, writing, speaking, and listening skills.
  • Gathers, questions and analyzes information individually and collaboratively.
  • Shares learning and understanding through a variety of methods.

A socially responsible person who:

  • Demonstrates respect for self, others, and all of God’s creation.
  • Leads by example by respecting individual differences and opinions.
  • Understands and applies the principles of Catholic Social Teaching.

Christian Social Qualities

Christian Social Qualities are part of our day at school:

  1. Respect self and others
  2. Respect authority
  3. Respect property
  4. Demonstrate responsible behavior

OLF School Prayer

We ask you, Lord,
To help orient all our actions
By your inspiration
And carry them on
By your gracious assistance,
So that every prayer and work of ours
May always begin from you
And through you be happily ended.

*This is a variation of a prayer included by St. Ignatius of Loyola at the beginning of the Spiritual Exercises, which Jesuits have often used at the beginning of an undertaking.