Bishop Canevin, a Jesuit-inspired high school, is proud to share in a Jesuit mission that has stood for excellence in education and spirituality for over 450 years. Today, Bishop Canevin is honored to celebrate the heritage of Saint Paul the Apostle, its founding patron, Saint Francis of Assisi, and Saint Ignatius of Loyola.
We strive to develop young adults into future leaders with the highest ideals of honor, integrity, responsibility, and respect. Bishop Canevin students excel in an environment conducive to learning and based on Christian values, one in which students are encouraged to challenge, explore, inquire, analyze, and contemplate.
An education at Bishop Canevin is more than just an "education." It is a life-changing experience rooted in Ignatian spirituality and scholarship. At Bishop Canevin High School, students become confident, knowledgeable, compassionate, and faith-filled young men and women prepared for real life in a global society.
We participate in the total mission of the Catholic Church by proclaiming the Gospel of Jesus Christ, and by creating a Christian environment of men and women in service to others.
We foster the spiritual growth of our students by integrating them into a community where Catholic beliefs, values, and morals are professed, taught, and experiences. We strive to form graduates who will be outstanding moral and ethical leaders in the communities in which they live, work and worship.
We challenge to strive for academic excellence, as critical thinkers and effective communicators, while recognizing that each student is a valued individual with unique abilities, insights, and needs. We instill in students the appreciation of education as a life-long endeavor.
We inspire students to live life responsibly, guided by the precepts of Catholic social teaching and seek to awaken in them an awareness of the injustices in our global society. We challenge them to labor with and for others in building a more just world.
We provide an environment where students learn to make responsible choices that demonstrate an awareness, appreciation, and respect for the dignity and sanctity of all life, particularly their own. We view our education mission as a cooperative venture with parents, alumni, local parishes and the broader community.