(Neh. 8:10)
(Cfr. Neh, 8,10)
Our school’s motto is based on the book of Nehemiah 8:10, referring to the experiences we all have in our lives: some are of joy and others of suffering. This reality is not unknown to our students who, despite the difficulties they may find, their strength to go on and pursue their dreams come from God’s love. That’s how they become a testimony and an example for us of how to face every day’s challenges so that together we’ll be able to have the Lord’s joy as our stronghold.
Provide an integral education in an appropriate environment through which our students may discover that they are loved and valued for who they are. All of our services are intended to help the development of our students in their different dimensions: physical, spiritual, psychical, and social. That’s how we’ll be able to help them become a person of good, capable to achieve their goals.
Educate our children and young people with physical disabilities from God’s love, giving them personalized attention and physical rehabilitation so that being integrally developed as persons; they may become agents of change in the world.
Educate our children and young people with physical disabilities from God’s love, giving them personalized attention and physical rehabilitation so that being integrally developed as persons; they may become agents of change in the world.
To be a school known for its quality education for students with physical disabilities, favoring the integral formation, increasing the self-improvement spirit, the cooperation, respect, solidarity, creativity, and sense of transcendence.
Joy, strength, and everything we do comes from the encounter we have with the love of God.
We interact as members of a family that lives in love, commitment, and unity, welcoming everyone enters into our educational community.
It’s an inner call to develop the ability to be aware of other people’s needs, helping them promptly and with joy, giving our best in doing so.
We recognize the deep value and dignity of every human being because they are beloved children of God, and therefore, with the full right to live and participate in society with equal opportunities.