Because of our heritage and commitment to holistic formation, we host schoolwide, weekly chapel services grounded in the Apostles’ Creed. All chapel services are open to families and the broader community.

We are willing to accommodate the needs and convictions of all students. Accommodations may be granted upon parent or guardian request, including the ability to opt out of weekly chapel and, for boarding students, transportation to religious observances and/or denomination specific Sunday services (e.g., Mass and others)

Students who have been opted out of chapel will attend a supervised time of reflection held concurrently with chapel. This is an opportunity for quiet reflection in a respectful and silent environment.

We welcome and respect students and families from all backgrounds. We believe our students should learn to engage others with dignity and understanding, and we expect students to show respect for all faith traditions both on campus and in the broader world. To foster this, we will occasionally host leaders from other faith backgrounds to speak in cultural education settings outside of chapel services in order to promote cross-cultural awareness and understanding.