Mayfield Senior School

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Please uphold the Mayfield Senior School Honor Code online and in person. My responsibility as a student, teacher, or parent in the Mayfield community is to be respectful, just and honest at all times. Mayfield students are challenged in their classes and by their classmates. They want to be successful, but they also want to cheer for others when it's their turn to shine. They are hard working, motivated and fun loving. You are Mayfield. We hold the Honor Code in the highest regard, and we ask that you follow these ground rules when posting on this page. Be kind, supportive and compassionate. Don’t post anything that’s slanderous, libelous, obscene, or offensive. Don’t post promotional material on our wall. Don’t post music, photos, or video that infringes on someone else’s copyright or trademark. When in doubt, don’t post anything. The page administrator, Mayfield Senior School, may remove content if the school feels that it’s offensive. We may remove you from our page if you don’t follow the rules of conduct. We’ll periodically update these terms of use. Follow the Mayfield Senior School Acceptable Use Guidelines. Description
Mayfield Senior School of the Holy Child Jesus is a Catholic, independent, college preparatory school for young women sponsored by the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. The school is committed to academic excellence within the context of Christian values. With an average class size of 15 and a faculty/student ratio of 8:1, Mayfield’s philosophy is rooted in the belief that knowledge is best gained in an atmosphere of disciplined thought, personal concern and religious awareness. Mayfield fosters each student’s intellectual, spiritual, artistic, emotional, and physical gifts, thereby enabling each to make a meaningful contribution to society. Mayfield also challenges each student to reach beyond herself and render service to others. Respectful of its traditions, Mayfield is always open to the new, “meeting the wants of the age” in the spirit of Cornelia Connelly, foundress of the Society of the Holy Child Jesus. Cornelia Connelly viewed God’s world with deep respect and care. Her schools offer a holistic response to the challenges of each historical period. This education requires insight into the needs of the time regarding its values, ethics, choices and spirituality. Within the Mayfield community, interaction among faculty, students and administration is characterized by courtesy and mutual respect. Trust, responsibility, friendship and self-discipline are normative. Each is encouraged to “be yourself but make that self what God wants you to be.” Consequently, Mayfield values humility that is vigorously honest and compassion that is enduring. The measure of a Mayfield education goes beyond cumulative grade point averages, test scores and academic success. It plumbs depths that touch character and virtue and finds expression in “Actions Not Words.” Mayfield fosters unity within diversity, simplicity and faith that generates a joy of being.