Brian Schenk - President, St. Thomas Aquinas High School

Brian Schenk shared their mission, vision and Strategic Plan at the June 10th Membership Luncheon Meeting.

He stressed keeping the increase in tuition under 5%/yr. so our Catholic schools do not become for the affluent only.
Twenty-nine students became Catholic in the last 7 years.
Two past students are in the seminary.
You can view the full Strategic Plan Document for a more in-depth breakdown of the school's vision.

The Strategic Plan for Saint Thomas Aquinas High School  is organized into eight core domains to guide campus priorities and student development: Academics, Advancement, Catholic Identity, Enrollment, Facilities, Finance, Governance, and Student Life. 
The blueprint focuses on several key actionable objectives to shape the student experience:
  • Academics & Formation: Guided by the belief that students of all abilities can fulfill their potential, the plan emphasizes reaffirming intellectual excellence and implementing tracking metrics for the student experience. 
  • Catholic Identity: Building authentic environments where Catholic faith and values guide all aspects of student life, and prioritizing spiritual formation for the community. 
  • Student Life & Wellness: Empowering students to take ownership of their activities and developing faith-filled wellness programs that support mental health, wellness, and life balance.
  • Facilities & Operations: Strategically updating the campus to keep students engaged locally in arts and athletics, and ensuring a comprehensive examination of all resources. 
 
Also, the Religious Sisters' Appreciation Day Planning Team met to preparing for the August 9th event.


You can view the Serran Brochure which gives details of the event and can be used to Register.
You can also see the draft Agenda for the Aug. 9th 3-6 pm event Here.


Jim Brun receives the Traveling Cross from Jeff Eaton and will take it home and pray for vocations for the next month.  Jeff has built a schedule for a Serran take the Traveling Cross home and to pray for vocations for a month at time.