The school’s curriculum follows that set forth by the Catholic Diocese of Orlando and the Florida Department of Education’s Sunshine State standards. The curriculum is solidly based in skills and competencies with a strong emphasis on the arts and humanities. Daily Religion instruction is required of all students, and Spanish is part of the core curriculum. Integrated throughout all content instruction and explicitly taught as a core content area are the teachings of the Catholic Faith, the Catechism of the Catholic Church. Critical Race Theory is not included in any of those documents and is not part of the instructional standards taught in any Diocese of Orlando Catholic school. Middle school students have a mandatory core curriculum but are also offered a wide variety of creative arts, technology, and athletic electives which enable the students to explore new subjects, to learn new skills, and to experience new activities which broaden their development. Examples of these programs include graphic design, chorus, drama, sports, and dance. Spanish is considered part of the core curriculum and is taught from kindergarten through eighth grade.