
Justice for All - June 2, 2020
A letter from Carondelet President Annette Eros ’85
Read the full storyWhen we ask our students and their parents what makes Carondelet unique, they all say the same thing: our community. There simply isn’t another educational environment like ours.
Carondelet is founded in the Catholic tradition and, as such, we are open and welcoming to all faiths and religious beliefs. We embrace every student into our community with compassion and support.
Our commitment to these values is unwavering— across all of our work, inside and outside the classroom. They are central to our mission and impact. We know that having varied perspectives helps generate better ideas to solve the complex problems of a changing—and increasingly diverse—world. We are infusing these values throughout our internal culture, systems, and practices and have recently taken the following deliberate steps:
We aspire to achieve a lasting impact throughout our entire Carondelet community in service of the dear neighbor without distinction. As a result of our progress, we have changed the conversations we are having as an organization and paved the way for deeper, more lasting, and inclusive change. We will continue to view our progress through the same social justice lens that drives Carondelet’s efforts to ensure that our culture and behaviors reflect the just world we intend to create.
You hear a lot about The Sisterhood. It’s a feeling of belonging that each girl experiences a bit differently. At the start of the school year, we welcomed freshmen to our community.
Carondelet High School inspires excellence by preparing young women to live with heart, faith, courage, and excellence in the Catholic tradition and spirit of the Sisters of St. Joseph.
A Carondelet graduate is empowered by her Catholic, college-preparatory education and is known as a woman who responds to the needs of the times and makes a positive difference.
A woman of HEART who…
A woman of FAITH who…
A woman of COURAGE who…
A woman of EXCELLENCE who…
A letter from Carondelet President Annette Eros ’85
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