Mission
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Mission
MQPCS fosters life-changing encounters with Jesus by providing a nurturing environment that encourages the spiritual, academic, physical, and social development of each child through a challenging curriculum with emphasis on service to God and community.
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Our Crest
Our crest contains four symbols, which are united by the cross of Christ, as Jesus is central to our school, our homes, and our lives.
The fleur de lis is a special emblem of the Blessed Mother and the three petals of the flower also represent the Holy Trinity.
The scroll indicates knowledge, both of academics and of our Catholic Faith.
The Holy Spirit, the dove, inspires us to live in love and peace.
The Mother and Child is our school's namesake, Mary, Queen of Peace. This image depicts a loving, nurturing mother, the model for our school.
Below the crest is the word "Fiat", or "Let it be done." This is Mary's response to the angel Gabriel when told she would bear God's son: "Behold, I am the handmaid of the Lord. May it be done to me according to your word." (Luke 1:38) Mary said "yes" to God's gift of His Son, just as we aspire to say "yes" to God's gifts to us.
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Accreditation
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Why Does Accreditation Matter?
Accreditation is designed to help educational institutions boost their ongoing performance efforts for the benefit of their students. Through the accreditation process schools gain information and expertise which allow for insightful development of school improvement plans. Accreditation matters because our students deserve the highest level of education excellence possible.
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Cognia
Cognia is the largest education improvement organization in the world. All education institutions share a fundamental common goal: to inspire and equip learners so that they succeed to their highest potential. Cognia uses research-based standards that place emphasis on quality and effective practices that benefit all learners. Cognia uses the following characteristics to serve as a model for identifying and discussing school and system quality: culture of learning, leadership for learning, engagement of learning, and growth of learning. Specifically, Cognia understands and supports the Catholic schools' mission and vision by applying their rigorous performance standards to the context of Catholic schools. United with a global network committed to the standards of education excellence.
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