Philosophy
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs School offers each student a Catholic education centered in the teachings of Jesus Christ.
As members of this faith community, we are bound together by our Christian values and subscribe to the ideal that parents and faculty share the responsibility for the total growth of the student.
Our constant endeavor is to establish an environment that provides each student the freedom and opportunity to discover their unique talents and abilities, develop a spiritual nature, and grow in their academic abilities and social relationships. We strive to instill in each child a life-long commitment to learning and service to others.
Mission
Since 1954, Our Lady Queen of Martyrs School has been dedicated to excellence in the Catholic tradition.
Our mission is to:
- Build a community where Catholic values are learned and lived, with an emphasis on character and moral development;
- Provide a caring environment which fosters academic excellence and prepares students for success in high school, college, and beyond;
- Respect and nurture the individual talents, gifts, and dignity of each child; and
- Create a working partnership between OLQM School, Family, and Parish.
Goals
In recognition of the philosophy of Our Lady Queen of Martyrs School, we reflect the mission of the Church and embrace its four-fold ministry of teaching, community, service and ownership in the following goals:
- Promote a basic knowledge of Catholic doctrine;
- Develop Christian moral values so that the students will be self-motivated to make choices based on sound Christian principles;
- Provide professionally qualified faculty who exemplify Christian ideals and principles;
- Develop skills in language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, foreign language, music, art, computer, and physical education;
- Instill within each student a sense of personal responsibility and self-discipline;
- Provide an environment which is conducive to the physical well-being of students; and
- Provide a Catholic education for as many children in the community as possible.