About Ms. C and Miss Huscher

About Ms. Coito

Most of my personal school experience was through Catholic schools. I attended Sacred Heart Academy (Ocean Beach) and University of San Diego High School (now Cathedral Catholic). I went on to finish my BA in Psychology, my MAT (emphasis in Elementary Education), and my Multiple Subject Teaching Credential at the University of San Francisco, and finally competed my Mild to Moderate Special Education coursework at the University of Notre Dame.
I have taught at St. Vincent’s since 2016. The 2020-2021 school year will mark my eleventh year of lead classroom teaching, but I have been working in classrooms for fifteen years. I have taught every grade from preschool to eighth in some capacity (except First Grade).
In my free-time, I love to cook, run, draw & paint, read, and travel.

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Favorite Things

Movie: Finding Nemo, anything Mel Brooks
Book: Rumo, Harry Potter series
Author: Roald Dahl, Jane Austen
Color: green, purple, and yellow
Food: lasagna, dark chocolate, potatoes
Drink: lemonade, iced tea, coffee
Candy: York Peppermint Patties, Reese’s PB cups
Season: fall
Animal: elephant
Holiday: Halloween

About Miss Huscher

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Meeting with Ms. Coito or Miss Huscher?

Need extra help or want to set up a conference?

Office hours are TBD.

Parent conferences are available upon request. Please email Ms. C at bcoito@svscatholic.org or Miss Huscher at graceh@svscatholic.org to schedule an appointment.

Mission and Philosophy

Mission Statement

In partnership with parents as the primary educators of their children, St. Vincent de Paul School empowers its students by providing them with a quality Catholic education. The school inspires its students to live and deepen their faith, with a focus on the Gospel message that motivates them to respond to the needs of others. Students are encouraged to face with confidence the spiritual, academic, and social challenges of life from a Catholic world view.

Philosophy

St. Vincent de Paul School, assisting parents as the primary educators of their children, provides and promotes the development of the whole child—spiritually, morally, academically,physically, socially, and psychologically—with an educational program that encourages all students to reach their full academic potential. The goal for each student is age-appropriate mastery of the basic content and skills, coupled with a strong and morally ethical academic foundation. Recognizing the inherent dignity and uniqueness of each student, and guided by the principles of our Catholic faith, St. Vincent de Paul School seeks to build an empathetic and compassionate community that embraces the challenges of a diverse world.

Student Learning Expectations

Students at St. Vincent de Paul School are striving to become:

1. Committed Catholics who:

have opportunities to experience a personal relationship with God
understand and can explain Catholic beliefs
live as Jesus taught us
realize that choices have consequences
can articulate their successes, failures, and motives

2. Lifelong Learners who:

demonstrate a mastery of the fundamentals in all subject areas
appreciate and create music and art
incorporate technology into research and skill building
develop critical thinking skills
work individually and as a group to meet challenges and solve problems
learn and exhibit healthy habits of competition