We educate the whole child: intellectual, emotional, physical, and spiritual. We partner with our families and honor parents as primary educators.

Our Standards

• Department of Catholic Schools of the Archdiocese of San Antonio Standards
• Texas State Standards
• Integration of Technology
• UT Health Science Grant Recipient: Real Essentials for Guidance, Sexuality and Socio-Emotional Health for Middle School

Special attention is given to developing age and skill appropriate teaching practices through differentiated instruction to meet the needs of all students. All students receive instruction in the core courses of religion, math, English, literature, science and social studies as prescribed by the TCCEB-ED Bell to Bell schedule. Students will also receive instruction in the specialty subjects of music, physical education, computer science, and Spanish. Information on Archdiocesan Curriculum can be found on the Archdiocesan website at www.sacatholicschools.org.
 

NWEA Map Growth:
NWEA Map Growth test is administered to students in grades K – 8th. Map Growth measures what students know and what they are ready to learn next.  By dynamically adjusting to each student's performance, MAP Growth creates a personalized assessment experience that accuarely measures performance - whether a student performs on, above, or below grade level.  Timely, easy - to -use reports help teachers teach, students learn, and administratiors lead. is  In addition, Archdiocesan Policy dictates that students in 2nd and 6th grade are required to also take the Cognative Abilities Test (CogAT), which assesses students’ learned reasoning abilities in the three areas: Verbal, Nonverbal and Quantitative.

Fully Accredited through TCCB-ED

St. Monica Catholic School maintains the accreditation standards of the Texas Education Agency, (TEA) through the Texas Catholic Conference Education Department (TCCB-ED) for grades PreK3 - 8.

The school is a member of the National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA).

Re-accreditation occurs every seven years and will occur again in 2021.