As a Catholic School our primary mission is to help prepare students for eternal life.  Through a rigorous integrated curriculum we strive to form the hearts, minds, bodies, and souls of our students. For our students and staff, prayer and faith are an integral part of every school day as we follow God’s guidance in the conduct of our daily lives.  All students participate in weekly masses, adoration, and prayer services, and all grade levels have religion classes on Catholic doctrine, practice, and history. 

Service is one of our primary missions, be it service to others or service to God.  Our students are taught to look outside of themselves with compassion and generosity toward others.  Students lead community outreach projects that benefit programs like the parish food pantry and Mercy Hospital’s Neo-Natal Intensive Care Unit.

The teachings and traditions of the Catholic Church and the values of Christian living permeate the school day. This high priority is expressed through worship, prayer, religious education classes, and the general climate of the school.  St. Philip Neri Catholic School offers a balanced academic curriculum that includes the following subjects: religion and liturgy, science, art, music, language arts, math, social studies, Spanish, and physical education. 

Students also have opportunities to extend the challenge of the curriculum by participating in academic competitions such as Innovation Week, the Archdiocesan spelling bee, Fine Arts Expo, essay contests, and Future City.

We offer a wide variety of athletic and sporting options for our students, including volleyball, basketball, soccer, track & field, and wrestling.  More than just physical exercise, our athletic programs are designed to foster an enjoyment of sport competition.  We also instill in our students a spirit of sportsmanship and fair play.  Our middle school students also have the opportunity to compete in sports that we don't offer (football, baseball, cross country, and cheer) through the Celtic Catholic Youth Organization.