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The education a school can
give a student is only as good as
its faculty and the role the faculty
plays in the maturing of the student.
Combined on our faculty
are the qualities of experience,
freshness, scholarly wisdom, and
a genuine care for all the students.
Almost every undertaking
that happens during the course of
the school year reverts either directly
or indirectly to a teacher
who cared enough about students
to put in some of his time.
Hopefully, a teacher will not
only transmit accumulated wisdom
or simply give information,
but rather he will teach the student
how to learn. The teacher
should not be evaluated on his
own knowledge, but rather on his
ability to understand, recognize,
and help solve the individual
problems, needs, and talents of
each of his students. Each teacher
is a valuable and integral part
of the molding of the student into
a young man.
Dr. Bouillette
Dr. Bernard L Bouillette, Ph.d.
Headmaster
Look at the darkness giving
birth to the sun.
Kahlil Gibran
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