Curriculum

The academic subjects taught at St. Anthony School coincide with requirements set by the Archdiocese of St. Louis and the state of Missouri.

The curriculum consists of the following subject areas:

• Religion, Family Life Program (4-8), and Liturgy
• Language Arts: Reading, Spelling, English, Phonics (K-4) and Handwriting (K-4)
• Math, Pre-Algebra, Algebra
• Science
• Social Studies, Missouri History (4)
• Art
• Music
• Physical Education/Health
• Computer Applications (K-8)

Curriculum materials are updated periodically and are selected from a list approved by the Archdiocese of St. Louis.

Curriculum materials are adapted to group needs. Resource media, audio-visual materials, reference books, library, demonstrations, field trips and periodicals are used to expand our educational program. Computers, instructional kits, Title 1 services and S.A.G.E. are used to challenge and support various learning styles and abilities. Grouping is flexible to allow for individual differences. Students are taught on an individual, small group basis. Some departmental teaching may exist.

St. Anthony Students Will:

• Imitate Christ by living the Gospel message in accordance with Christian values.
• Research information using many resources, organize the information, interpret the findings, and apply the information.
• Apply knowledge and skills through research, implementation, and presentation within and across subject areas.
• Apply critical thinking and reasoning skills to identify and resolve problematic situations.
• Demonstrate knowledge and skill in using modem technological resources.
• Demonstrate skills and knowledge of communication to express themselves and respond to others effectively and appropriately.
• Apply moral beliefs to exemplify self-discipline and show responsibility for actions.
• Respond to life’s situations in a flexible and adaptable manner.
• Show appreciation for the creative work of others and express one’s own creativity.
• Participate in life-long learning opportunities with diverse individuals and cultures.
• Apply conflict resolution skills in a manner consistent with Catholic Christian values.
• Demonstrate responsible participation in society and in groups through civic and Christian participation.