St. Catherine of Siena Catholic School

Siena Catholic school's St. Catherine is dedicated to providing special Catholic education that shapes the community, the youth heart of our area, the heart and soul. We nurture love for God, respect ourselves and other people, believe in the value of the gospel, all in the atmosphere of Catholic faith and excellence of academic, while developing all the children with parents.

St. Catharine of Siena Catholic School is the last Catholic school in the parish of 13 pastors in the southern part of the Beaumont parish of Texas. The school first opened in 1961 and experienced a dramatic change in demographics over the past two decades. Today, the school is very diverse, 36% Latin, 24% Asian, 24% African American, and 16% white. It was always my goal to provide opportunities for those who wanted to educate their children at the St. Catharines School, but I noticed that this strong demand had influenced our growing Latin I am. It is a population. Lei will teach me a lot about their views on the importance of Latin culture and family.

Siena Catholic school's St. Catherine is dedicated to providing special Catholic education that shapes the community, the youth heart of our area, the heart and soul. We nurture love for God, respect ourselves and other people, believe in the value of the gospel, all in the atmosphere of Catholic faith and excellence of academic, while developing all the children with parents.

St. Catharine of Siena Catholic School is the only Catholic school in the Beaumont parish of Texas. Almost 70% of the students come from ethnic minorities whose services are not well-established, and most students live in economically disadvantaged families. The Hispanic population is rapidly increasing in the southeastern part of Texas, and today an estimated 84 thousand Hispanics live on the parish border. In 2014, St. Catherine School called for assistance from the Latin American Admissions Society to recruit this growing population with the help of its active principal, Haidetodora. Catholic extension funds Heidi 's participation in LEI at the University of Notre Dame. This program identifies and supports Catholic schools with many unsatisfactory abilities. And motivate the principal by teaching and selecting leaders who lead school leaders to more effectively attract Latin American students and serve.