Curriculum Corner – MAP Growth gives students tools for the future
We have all heard a teacher or parent tell a student, “What’s important isn’t the grade you got. What matters is the work you…
The Record newspaper is published weekly by the Archdiocese of Louisville and covers the Catholic community of Central Kentucky. It was established in 1879.
We have all heard a teacher or parent tell a student, “What’s important isn’t the grade you got. What matters is the work you…
In 1943, a laywoman named Chiara Lubich, along with a few friends, began what has become known as the Focolare Movement. Emphasizing the path…
By Allegra Thatcher, Special to The Record FRANKFORT, Ky. — Yellow scarves waved and children’s voices echoed through the Capitol rotunda during the School…
En 1943, una mujer laica de nombre Chiara Lubich, junto con algunos amigos, comenzó lo que se conoce como el Movimiento Focolare. Enfatizando el…
Record Staff Report The Catholic Education Foundation has selected the winners of its annual Catholic Schools Week poster and essay contests. Participants, which included…
Dear Pastors, Principals, Teachers and Parents: May God bless you! Congratulations on your ministry as we celebrate all you do for our children and…
When thinking of a Catholic education, the ideas that surface are likely religion classes, school Mass, and daily prayer. While the Catholic schools in…
Our students’ well-being is very important to us as evidenced by the efforts we employ in the area of drugs and alcohol. Our testing…
Tour many school campuses and you will see that the school of today is not like any school you may remember. From technology-focused classrooms…
When I joined the Catholic Education Foundation in April 2014, I didn’t have a grand vision or a strategic plan to guide our course….
