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We, the faculty and staff of Our Lady of Guadalupe School, are committed to a quality Catholic education. Recognizing that parents are the primary educators, the faculty strives as co-educators to create a spiritually enriched learning environment. Utilizing professional skills, unique talents and personal examples, students are taught the fundamentals of a spiritual life, academic achievement, physical conditioning, and cultural awareness. Each student is regarded as a unique individual, a self-confident, critically thinking citizen of the world, whose reverence for all forms of life reflect the profound revelations of Jesus Christ. |
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Our Lady of Guadalupe School was established in 1961 to serve the educational needs of the children of the parish. The Carmelite Sisters of Okalahoma staffed the school during the next thirteen years as the school grew and flourished. The first lay principal was appointed in 1972, and since 1974, the school has been staffed entirely by dedicated lay employees. A kindergarten was opened in the fall of 1985 and was held in a small house near the main school. Extensive renovation and building during 1991-1992 provided the school with a new kindergarten classroom and computer lab. School families play an important and active role in the life of the parish. |
| Our Lady of Guadalupe School is a Catholic parish school under the jurisdiction of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles. The pastor is the ex-officio chief administrative office of the school who carries out the policies of the Archdiocesan Advisory Board and, on points not covered by Archdiocesan policy, determines policies appropriate to the needs of the school. The principal is responsible for the immediate direction and supervision of the school program. The success of Our Lady of Guadalupe School depends on the on-going commitment and dedication of the administration, faculty, staff, and parents to the philosophy and goals of the school. |
