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ST. CASIMIR SCHOOL CURRICULUM
St. Casimir School offers a continuous
program of instruction which is concentrated on the needs of
the individual student. Efforts are made to challenge all
students and to allow them to advance at their own rate.
The following subjects are basic to our
program: Religion, Language Arts, English, Grammar, Literature, Reading, Spelling, Listening and
Speaking Skills, Social Studies (History and Geography),
Mathematics, Science, Music, Art, Computer, and Physical
Education.
ST. CASIMIR SCHOOL CREED (recited by
students daily)
As Sisters and Brothers of in Jesus Christ
we at St. Casimir Catholic School believe that:
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We are here to learn: to do our best,
to be honest and to be respectful.
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We help each other by sharing and
working together.
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We are polite and friendly to all
students, teachers, parents and guests.
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We are responsible for our choices and
will learn from our mistakes.
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We help keep our school clean,
attractive and safe.
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We take pride in ourselves, in our work,
and in our school.
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We appreciate and respect each other’s
heritage.
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Homework
Homework assignments
consist of written, study, and reading exercises. The
purpose for homework is to reinforce materials presented
during school hours. It is an important part of the
learning process. Assignments must be completed and
submitted when due.
Homework is assigned
to: help the student become more self-reliant, learn to
work independently; improve the skills that have been
taught in class; complete certain projects that require
individual and creative effort; expand on knowledge that
has been taught.
Parents and teachers
realize that some children need more time to accomplish
/assimilate work than others-individual differences
should be taken into account. Allow a “break” during
homework for a few minutes. Provide the proper atmosphere
for study--no TV or radio background--a quiet room free
of interruptions.
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ATTENDANCE
Punctuality and
regular attendance are required. Every child should
attend everyday except for illness. A student who is
tardy must report to the office before attending class and
is considered tardy if he/she arrives after the 8:00 A.M.
bell. It is embarrassing to a child and disruptive to a
class when a student is late.
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