Salpointe Catholic offers a wide rage of programs, activities and services to meet the educational, cultural, social, spiritual and recreational needs of our students.
Both the Salpointe Catholic High School Mission and the Carmelite Human Rights and Social Justice Statement emphasize community as a primary value. In an effort to maintain inclusivity, trust, connection, support, and commitment to collective well-being for all of our students, families, faculty and staff, Salpointe does not allow politically-connected student organizations on campus. Nor does Salpointe affiliate with any national non-academic/service organizations due to the impossibility of controlling their messaging or guaranteeing that it doesn’t conflict with the school’s mission.
Salpointe students are taught the importance and value of being a servant leader. The Catholic social teachings of human dignity, community and the common good, participation and our responsibilities as Catholic citizens of the world are emphasized continuously through curriculum and co-curricular activities. Activities and community service projects reinforce and teach that all of our students are called to be leaders in some way.
