Saint Therese Carmelite School
A Roman Catholic Classical Education
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You have a God-given right to choose a school
As a Carmelite priest, I want to remind you of the duties of parents and how we at St Therese Church and school can help you carry out those duties in these challenging times. Parents are the primary educators of their children. (CCC 2223) … Continue Reading “You have a God-given right to choose a school”
Come and See
Come and see what our program is about! At Saint Therese Carmelite School, you find a strong Catholic identity, promotion of virtues, and a solid academic foundation. Saint Therese educates students through the Catholic Classical model of education to equip our students with the… Continue Reading “Come and See”
Father’s Dream of a Truly Catholic Classical Carmelite Education
Dear Friends, In my homily I gave on the Solemnity of the Immaculate Conception of the Blessed Virgin Mary, I quoted Fulton Sheen from his book: The World’s First Love: Mary, Mother of God. Venerable Fulton Sheen suggested that God “dreamed” His mother perfect:… Continue Reading “Father’s Dream of a Truly Catholic Classical Carmelite Education”
Open Enrollment
We seek to form students in faith, academics, and virtue through a Classical Education. What makes our school unique? Classical curriculum, Carmelites teaching in the classrooms, weekly Mass and monthly confessions, all-school choir, the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd, trained faculty, and great families… Continue Reading “Open Enrollment”
Our Mission
Founded in 1926 and deeply rooted in Carmelite spirituality and Roman Catholic Tradition, Saint Therese Carmelite School, united with parents who are the primary educators of their children, seeks to form students in faith, academics, and virtue through a Classical education. Learn more.
We are also the only school in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles to offer the Catechesis of the Good Shepherd.
But our school can't survive without your help. If we raised tuition to fully cover our expenses, the families who need us the most would be forced to leave our community.
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