St. Cyril of Alexandria School
Center in Tucson, AZ 85712
St. Cyril of Alexandria School, with the support of parents and St. Cyril of Alexandria Parish, prepares our students spiritually, academically, and socially to take personal responsibility for a lifetime of faith, learning, service and leadership.
St. Cyril of Alexandria School is a Community Which Believes:
- In Following our Lord, Jesus Christ
- In the Uniqueness of Every Child
- In Strong Academics
- In Parental Involvement
- And in Service to One Another
- Child Ages:
- 5 years - 14 years
- Licenses & Accreditations:
- Arizona Department of Health Services Division of Licensing Services
- Special Needs:
- The St. Cyril School program is highly academic and the school is departmentalized. Students
move from one classroom to the next throughout the course of the day. Children are expected
to organize and complete their assignments in a timely manner and to often work independently.
Therefore, the educational program at St. Cyril School is limited in its ability to meet certain
learning and/or behavioral needs.
Parents should consider carefully any special learning or behavioral needs of their children
in order to determine, in advance, if the St. Cyril program is able to provide proper and
adequate instruction to meet such needs.
If a special need is identified after a child has been attending St. Cyril School, the principal,
in collaboration with school resource personnel, will determine whether it is in the childs
best interest to remain at St. Cyril School or to refer the student to a more suitable learning
situation.
This policy shall be included with the Registration Packet for new students.
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St. Cyril of Alexandria School is a community of faith which believes in the guidance of the Holy Spirit. St. Cyril of Alexandria School is dedicated to providing quality education and to fostering a lifelong love of learning and service to others rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ.
The school recognizes parents as the childs first and primary educators and shares with them the responsibility of developing in each student a meaningful relationship with God. Faith is reflected through mutual respect for one another and recognition of the need to serve the community. The student is celebrated as an individual while also recognized as member of the community. By working together, the parents and educators enable the student to reach their potential. By developing self-discipline, students begin to recognize their self-worth, and to see life as a series of choices and changes. Through self-reliance and self-discipline, the student is prepared to have confidence in their ability to live a successful and happy life rooted in faith.
Fostering such growth requires academic excellence through relevant curriculum, recognition of individual needs, and development of technology skills needed for todays society. Membership in the faith community coupled with spiritual instruction, opportunity for service, and modeling of values leads to an awareness of the students connection to the global community and challenges each student to allow the Holy Spirit to guide their actions toward the greater good.