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Contact
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We
are an excellent quality Catholic School with small teacher
to student ratio. We still have some spaces
available so
if you would like to become a part of our
Good
Shepherd Catholic School family,
please
do not delay!
Contact
the school office at 305-385-7002 for more information.
Summer
office hours are 9 AM to 2 PM.
You
may also contact our Summer Camp Director at
786-715-1207 for more information.
We
accept the Florida PRIDE (Step Up) Scholarship
for
more information visit
www.floridapride.org.
We
accept the McKay Scholarship.
JOIN
US!

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Our
mission is to help develop morally responsible
Catholic citizens who will follow in the footsteps
of Christ.
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Gifted
and Remedial Programs available.
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All
classrooms with computer and Internet access.
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Interactive
whiteboards in Middle School.
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Extended
care programs (before and after school care).
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After
school sports, clubs, and organizations.
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Award
winning Performing Arts program.
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Award
winning Art program.
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Member
of DAANS.
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Family
discounts for siblings.
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Accepting
Florida PRIDE and McKay Scholarships.


In
the event of a hurricane or other severe weather
conditions, Good Shepherd Catholic School will follow
the decisions made by the Miami-Dade County Public
School System.
Bishop
Estevez blesses new school wing!
We
continue using the same procedure for morning drop
off and afternoon pick up. For those who are new, the procedure is as follows:
Morning
drop off
- You will enter the campus through the entrance on
142nd Avenue
- You will enter the driveway and school rotunda and
follow the drive all the way to the end or until you are
directly behind the car in front of you
- You will then drop off the student on the school side
only
- You will exit the driveway and may turn right to exit
unto Sunset Drive or left unto SW 68 Street.
Please remember that when exiting the school
grounds, you may only turn right on Sunset Drive
Afternoon
pick up
-Students will be lined up outside with their teachers
-Please let the teacher know who you are and who you are
here to pick up
-For the safety of your child, please NEVER take a child
without notifying the teacher
-Students will not be dismissed to an adult unless the
adult walks up to the teacher to collect the child (for
their safety, no students will be sent to parked cars)

In
making
Good Shepherd Catholic School your choice for your
child's Catholic education, you have chosen a caring and loving fully certified faculty.
We will provide child with the one on one attention he/she
deserves. Thanks for joining our growing family!
We
offer a Special Needs Program (Mother Seton Program), a
Gifted Student Program (St. Thomas Aquinas Program),
self-contained classrooms, instruction in Religion,
Music, Computers, Art, P.E., and Spanish.
Please contact
the school office at 305-385-7002 between the hours
of 7:30
AM
and 3:00 PM for further information.

A
member of Dade Association of Academic Non-Public
Schools.

About
Good Shepherd Catholic School...
One
of the most recently established schools in the
Archdiocese of Miami, our school serves the needs of
families in our vicinity by providing high quality
Catholic education for students.
We
strive to imitate our Lord, the Good Shepherd, by aiming
for a program that provides and leads our students
towards academic and spiritual excellence.
We
are a growing school with the second phase of our
construction already completed.
We
are a member in good standing of the Dade Association of
Academic Non-Public Schools.

About
Our Philosophy...
Our
philosophy is to provide a Catholic model for our
students to follow. Our school is here to assist
the parents, the primary educators, with the task of
developing morally responsible Catholics who follow in
the footsteps of Jesus Christ. We provide our
students with opportunities to further nurture and
develop the seeds of love, faith, and charity their
parents have planted in them as well as fortify their
academic achievement.
About
The Mother Seton Program...
We
offer a remedial program inspired by the work of
education pioneer Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton.
Believing that our mission as a Catholic School is to
meet the needs of children from our vicinity who perform
at varying academic levels, the remedial pull-out
program has been created as a viable option for present
and future students of our school.
She
founded the Sisters of Charity of St. Joseph in 1809,
and is the first
native
American to be canonized by the Catholic Church.
About
The St. Thomas Aquinas Program...
We
offer a gifted program inspired by the teachings of St.
Thomas Aquinas. We strive to meet the needs of
students who are academically advanced.
Born
in Naples, Italy, c. 1225; died near Rome, 1274;
canonized 1323; declared Doctor of the Church in 1567;
Pope Leo XIII named him patron of Catholic universities
and centers of study in 1880.
About
our Sacramental Life...
Our
second grade students are prepared for and receive the
Sacraments of Reconciliation and First Holy
Communion. Our eighth grade students are prepared
during the seventh grade and receive the Sacrament of
Confirmation early in their eighth grade year.
We
attend Holy Mass each Tuesday at 8:30 AM as a school
community and every 2nd and 4th Sunday of the month we
gather as a school and parish community at
10:30
AM.

About
Our Curriculum...
At
Good Shepherd, we follow the curriculum guidelines set
forth for all Archdiocese of Miami Catholic
Schools. All our students receive instruction in
Religion, Science, English, Reading (Literature),
Mathematics, Social Studies, and Spanish (depending on
the grade level). Additionally, our students
receive instruction in Physical Education, Art,
Computers (depending on the grade level), and Music.
About
Before and After School Care...
We
offer extended care for our students from 7:00 AM to
6:00 PM daily for a nominal fee.


About
Our Extra Curricular Activities...
We
offer various extra curricular activities for our
students:
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Student
Council
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Academic
Olympics*
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Choir
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Altar
Servers
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Lectors
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Safety
Patrols
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Honor
Guard
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Art
Club
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Spanish
Club
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Holy
Childhood Association
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Boys
and Girls Sports: Cross Country, Basketball,
Flag Football, Soccer, Track, Cheerleading, and
Baseball
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Drama
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Summer
School
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Summer
Camp
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Students competing in High School Academic Olympics have
received Gold, Silver and Bronze Medals in various
subjects. 
**Our
Choir has competed and won First Place or Superior in
the Music USA Competitions held annually in Orlando,
Florida as well as at the Miami-Dade County Youth
Fair. Additionally, our Choir has been invited to
sing at the Cathedral, Miami City Hall, Barnes &
Noble, Sea World, Disney World, and Radio Peace to name a few.
Serub
Choir
Cherub
Choir
Contact
Information
Telephone:
305-385-7002 Facsimile:
305-385-7026 Address:
14187 S.W. 72 Street
Miami, Florida 33183 Principal:
Mrs. Susy Del Riego
Code
of Ethics
Instructional
Personnel and School Administrators
1.
We value the worth and dignity of every person,
the pursuit of truth, devotion to excellence,
acquisition of knowledge, and the nurture of democratic
citizenship. Essential
to the achievement of these standards are the freedom to
learn and to teach and the guarantee of equal
opportunity for all.
2.
Our primary professional concern will always be
for the student and for the development of the
student’s potential.
We will therefore strive for professional growth
and will seek to exercise the best professional judgment
and integrity.
3.
We are aware of the importance of maintaining the
respect and confidence of our colleagues, of students,
of parents, and of other members of the community.
We will strive to achieve and sustain the highest
degree of ethical conduct.
4.
We understand that we have an affirmative duty
and legal responsibility to report any alleged
instructional personnel or school administrator
misconduct that affects the health, safety or welfare of
a student. We
also understand that a failure to report such misconduct
may result in penalties up to termination of employment
and/or revocation of any applicable licenses or
certifications. We
understand that examples of misconduct that may affect
the health, safety or welfare of a student include but
are not limited to: drug and alcohol use, disparaging
comments, prejudice or bigotry, sexual innuendo,
cheating, testing violations, physical aggression or
accepting favors from students.
5.
We further agree to abide by the following
procedures when reporting alleged misconduct of an
instructional personnel or school administrators:
a.
Immediately report all allegations or any suspicion
of misconduct that affects the health, safety, or
welfare of a student engaged in by any instructional
personnel to the school principal; or
Immediately
report all allegations or any suspicion of misconduct
that affects the health, safety, or welfare of a student
engaged in by any school administrator to the school
principal; or
Immediately
report all allegations or any suspicion of misconduct
that affects the health, safety, or welfare of a student
engaged in by the school principal(s) to the
Superintendent of Schools;
b.
Thoroughly document the activities and details of
the allegations or event; and
c.
Secure evidence (if applicable).
6.
We further understand that we have an affirmative
duty to report all actual or suspected cases of child
abuse, abandonment, or neglect to Florida Department of
Children and Families either by phone at 1-800-96Abuse
or online at www.dcf.state.fl.us/abuse/report/.
7.
We understand that consistent with Fla. Stat.
39.203, any person, official or institution, including
employees, who report in good faith any instance of
misconduct, child abuse, abandonment, or neglect will be
immune from any civil or criminal liability.
Additionally, as provided by Fla. Stat. 768.095,
any employer who discloses information about a former or
current employee in response to a request or inquiry is
immune from civil liability for such disclosure or its
consequences unless it is shown by clear and convincing
evidence that the information disclosed was knowingly
false or violated any civil right of the employee.
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