Faith

The name School of the Incarnation is not simply a title. It is a calling. Our school takes its name from one of the most central and profound doctrines of the Christian faith. The mystery of the Incarnation proclaims that Jesus Christ, the second person of the Holy Trinity, is both fully God and fully human. God became one of us. He walked among us, suffered with us, and redeemed us, and through the Church and Sacraments, he remains with us still.

This truth is not merely theological. It is personal. It is the foundation upon which everything we do at School of the Incarnation is built. Every lesson taught, every child encouraged, every act of service performed in these halls is an expression of that same mystery. God working in and through us, just as he worked through Mary when she said yes.

We celebrate the fact that the Savior of the world took on real human flesh and continues to take it on whenever we allow ourselves to be instruments of his word and will.

At School of the Incarnation, that is exactly what we aspire to be. Instruments of his word and will, for every child who walks through our doors.