“To nurture and to educate young men within a Christ-centered community for lives of accomplishment and service in a Catholic Lasallian tradition.”
Lasallian schools are Roman Catholic academic communities inspired by the vision of St. John Baptist de La Salle, and maintained through the heritage of the Brothers of the Christian Schools, a heritage marked by faith and zeal. The principal function of Lasallian schools consists in making the means of salvation available to young people. This is accomplished through quality education and witness to the Person and Message of Jesus Christ. The activities of a Lasallian school focus on growth in faith, animated by a spirit of prayer and an attentiveness to the presence of God. As a Christ-centered educational community, St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute ministers to both the educational and religious needs of high school young men by preparing them in the formation of individual responsibility, by cultivating the positive attitudes of mutual respect, compassion, interdependence, and service within the Church and the larger community.
St. Joseph’s Collegiate Institute is a Lasallian college preparatory school for young men that is dedicated to responding to the needs of each student. Touching the hearts and minds of our students for lives of accomplishment and service.
