Moral

Students at Altus Academy develop a keen sense of personal and community responsibility to understand and live according to natural law, objective Christian morality, and Truth. Students also learn to live a life exemplified by the valiant effort to know and live the human virtues and to create in common a "Culture of Character".

This is accomplished by teaching our students Christian Doctrine and the philosophical and theological foundations of the concept of natural law, the ten commandments, the beatitudes, and the corporal and spiritual works of mercy, as well as the basic principles of Catholic Social Doctrine; principle of the common good; principle of the universal destination of goods; subsidiarity principle; principle of participation; principle of solidarity and the fundamental values ​​of truth, freedom, justice and love.

Physical

Students will understand the inherent dignity and purpose of one's own and others' bodies and physical nature, and to strive to live to respect this dignity in all aspects of life.

Intellectual

Students will learn to develop a lifelong interest and personal responsibility for learning and developing the independent critical analytical habits and thinking skills necessary to make appropriate decisions.

SPiritual

Our most important personal relationship in life is with God. Our students learn to develop a lifelong relationship with God, through prayer, practice, and learning that will inform and guide all other aspects of their lives.