Welcome back to school! Watch a blessing from our chaplain and download a free prayer card for inspiration and guidance throughout the year.
A Parent’s Guide to Credit Recovery and Summer Learning
Review these options for credit recovery and summer learning whether your child is falling behind, needs to retake a course, or needs enrichment.
Expand Your Child’s Horizons: Course Choice & Electives in Online Education
Expand your child’s education & future opportunities with an accredited online program offering courses: electives, advanced placement, career preparation.
Celebrating Lent as a Catholic Family: 40 Days of Activities Link You to Lent
As a Catholic family, discover and celebrate the liturgical season of Lent Build a paper chain with a free printable resource of daily Lenten activities.
Embrace the Spirit of Advent: Two Free Resources for Catholic Families
Learn about and celebrate Advent. Download a free daily Advent calendar and Advent wreath kit for Catholic families to craft, color, and enjoy all season.
The Role of Technology: How Online Learning Can Enhance the Overall Catholic School Experience Today
The sense of community and quality of education that Catholic schools deliver through in-person instruction is part of what makes them special. That said, teacher shortages, budget constraints, enrollment pressures, and other challenges are making it harder for Catholic schools to deliver on their mission by relying solely on in-person instruction. As a result, many Catholic schools are embracing new educational technology (computer hardware, software, and methodologies used to advance learning), and making online learning part of their curriculum — ultimately, improving the Catholic school experience for students in many ways.
Summertime Learning: Unlocking a World of Possibilities
As a parent, you may be considering a summer school program for your child, and there are two compelling reasons why it’s worth exploring.
Predictions for Catholic Education
Recently, Catholic schools have served students in ways other schools could not. They demonstrated creativity and adaptability in the face of Covid-19. The way we deliver Catholic education is fundamentally changing as schools work out how to meet the flexible and digital-learning experiences many students and families now desire.