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Parents are in a partnership with Little Flower Catholic School in the education of their children. Together we can ensure your child lives out our mission statement. Together, we will humbly strive for academic excellence and faith formation for your child.
You and your child will forever be a part of our Little Flower Community.
“Holiness consists simply in doing God's will, and being just what God wants us to be.”
St. Thérèse of Lisieux
Extended Day Care Program
At Little Flower Catholic School, we know life gets busy. We want to help. We offer an on-campus Extended Day Care program for all students, from dismissal until 5:30pm.
Snacks
Our snacks are both nutritious and delicious!
Safety
We place the safety of your child as our top priority.
Flexibility
The program can be used daily or only when needed.
Affordable
Our program is an affordable option for busy parents.
Productive
We work with your child on their homework.
Playful
Supervised time for recreation and play is available.
Lunch Program
Little Flower Catholic School offers delicious and wholesome lunch options for all grade levels through My Hot Lunch Box.
Affordable
We work with multiple vendors to ensure the highest quality food for the lowest amount.
Convenient
The vendors that we work with deliver to the school daily directly to your child.
Flexible
The program can be used daily or only when needed. The program is completely optional.
Uniform Guidelines
At Little Flower Catholic School,
we want to make uniform ordering easy.
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Parent-Teacher Organization
Little Flower Catholic School Parent-Teacher Organization was created to bring together the gifts of our teachers and parents of the greater good of the students. We welcome you to learn more!
Time
Offer a year of your time as a PTO Board Member.
Talent
Share your talents to build up the PTO for the sake of the students.
Treasure
As you are available, donate funds for school sponsored activities.
Student Counseling
The mission of the Little Flower Catholic School Counseling Program is to provide a comprehensive counseling program that addresses the academic, career, personal and social development of all students. In collaboration with other educators, guardians, and the community.
Each student has the access to a state-certified counselor, who abides by the professional school counseling ethics of the American School Counselor Association and participates in regular professional development activities, in order to maintain a quality and comprehensive school counseling program.
Abby Mills: LFCS Guidance
Safe Environment
At Little Flower Catholic School, we adhere to the Safe environment policy of the Diocese of Pensacola-Tallahassee. If you need more information on this policy, please click the link below.
Financials
Fiscal Report Ending June 30, 2018
$
900000
Total Income
$
1000000
Total Expenses
$
100000
Net Surplus
At first glance, this may seem like a large surplus. However, the net surplus does not reflect the cost of depreciation (the normal annual cost of wear and tear on school buildings, equipment, and materials).
These surplus funds not only allow us to build our savings, but also allows us to invest in long neglected capital improvements (e.g., new bathrooms, basketball goals in the gym, etc.) and expanded services for our students and teachers (e.g., increased access to tech, updated curricula, full-time ESE, etc.). Additionally, these funds allow us to make continual security improvements to the campus to keep our students, staff, and faculty safe while in session.
the
Spiritual
role
Spiritual
The spiritual role of the parent includes modeling Christian behavior for their child in the home and in social situations. Additionally, it involves taking an active role in their child's religious education and formation at school and in the parish by attending Mass on Sunday. Finally, it means involving themselves in the religious education and the formation of their children at home by supporting the religious instruction imparted at school.
the
Academic
role
Academic
The academic role of the parent includes helping their child with his or her homework and reviewing their child's assignments, projects, etc. on a regular basis and providing appropriate encouragement and assistance. Additionally, the parent should monitor
their child's academics progress through PowerSchool and when necessary, look for ways to help their child improve his or her performance.
Finally, the parents should familiarize themselves with the rules and regulations of the school.
the
Financial
role
Financial
The financial role of the parent include paying their tuition, fees and selling of their families raffle tickets. Additionally, the financial role of the parent includes supporting school-parish sponsored fund-raising events as well as supporting special school and classroom projects.
the
Physical
role
Physical
The physical role of the parent includes participating in the activities sponsored by the Parent Teacher Organization (PTO) as well as volunteering their time and expertise to assist the school staff as library assistants, room parents, and office workers.