Paul VI, a diocesan high school inspired by the Catholic ideal, is committed to the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to the spiritual, intellectual, physical and social development of its students. As a Catholic school, we have the responsibility to prepare our students for the contemporary world guided by the light of faith. We offer students the opportunity to learn, live and worship as active members of a Catholic community.
 

The faculty of Paul VI, as part of this Catholic community is expected to teach within the framework of the Catholic faith, especially guided by the Catechism of the Catholic Church. They are to express an integrated approach to learning and living in both their personal and professional lives. This integrated approach to learning and living manifests itself in an atmosphere of respect, discipline, genuine concern, mutual trust and understanding. Within this framework, both students and faculty are able to share creativity, search for meaning and more fully comprehend the values of life revealed by our Savior, Jesus Christ.

The total development of the individual occurs only in an environment of freedom and challenge concomitant with personal responsibility. It is essential, therefore, that during the formative years the school gradually develop personal responsibility in a student by gradually increasing the student's freedom. It is only through this responsible freedom that the school can expect a Catholic influence to permeate the student body.

The contemporary world increasingly distances itself from faith and the values that God has revealed to us. Paul VI High School is a place where faith, obedience to God's eternal laws, academic excellence, physical soundness, social concern, discipline that fosters freedom with responsibility, and respect for life, points administration, faculty and students toward the same goal: the pursuit of truth and excellence. Paul VI High School calls students to open their minds and hearts to this truth, be enlightened and transformed by it, and then go into the world and proclaim it by their words and deeds.