Fostering attitudes and actions of the heart
By Leisa Schulz Happy Catholic Schools Week! Each year we take time to celebrate our Catholic schools that form students in the attitudes and…
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Educators, volunteer honored at Mass
During the Feb. 2 liturgy to celebrate National Catholic Schools Week, the Archdiocese of Louisville presented awards to two educators and a volunteer. Pam…
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Catholic schools are integral source of student formation, archbishop says
Catholic schools are an integral “source of formation in bringing about followers of Jesus Christ,” said Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz at the annual Catholic…
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CEF poster, essay winners announced
The Catholic Education Foundation has selected the winners of its annual Catholic Schools Week poster and essay contests. Participants, which included students in kindergarten…
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Catholic Schools Week First Place Essay — “Following in Christ’s Steps”
By Gracie Bartley Assumption High School, Grade 11 I walked up to the main entrance of Assumption where 50 girls stood cheering and clapping…
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Catholic Schools Week — Why the window stays open
By RICHARD LECHLEITER It was on March 12, 2020, that I re-learned a very valuable lesson. Six days from hosting the largest fundraising event…
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Catholic Schools Week — Letter from the Archbishop
Dear Pastors, Principals, Teachers, Parents, and Students: May God bless you during this special week when we celebrate the contributions of our Catholic schools…
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Students to celebrate Catholic Schools Week with prayer, service and fun
Catholic Schools Week, Jan. 31 to Feb. 6, is off to a slow start with Monday’s snow day, but elementary and high schools in…
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From the Superintendent – Celebrate Catholic Schools
Catholic Schools Week is an annual opportunity to formally celebrate what is unique about our Catholic schools. We often take our Catholic schools for…
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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…
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