​ “Leading the Way: Insights from the Principal’s Desk”

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                                                                       Dear Cathedral School Community,

       It is with great pleasure that I extend a warm welcome to each of you as I continue my  journey as the Principal of               our esteemed institution. Over the past four months, joining the Cathedral School family has been a source of                    immense joy for me. I am deeply grateful for the opportunity to collaborate with our dedicated teachers,                               supportive parents, and our incredible students.

        Reflecting on the past year, I want to express my gratitude to my predecessor, the former Principal                                        Rev. Fr. Anil Parker, whose leadership has laid a solid foundation. I am committed to building upon the                              achievements of the past while striving for continuous improvement.

        To our graduating class of 12th graders: With the completion of your board exams, you stand on the threshold                     of a new chapter in your lives. I extend my sincerest congratulations and best wishes to each   one of you. May                   your unwavering resilience and dedication pave the way for a future filled with success  and contentment.

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        As we begin the new academic session, let us embrace the possibilities it offers. Together, let’s foster an                                environment where curiosity flourishes, knowledge blooms, and each student discovers their unique path to                       success. In the words of Maya Angelou, “Education is the passport to the future, for tomorrow belongs to those                  who prepare for it today.” Let us, as a community,  empower our students to seize opportunities and shape a                         brighter future.

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                   Here’s to a rewarding year ahead filled with discovery, enlightenment, and   shared                                           accomplishments.

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              Warm regards,
   

               Rev. Fr. Paul Correa
                       Principal                        

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