CEF is seeking Distinguished Catholic School Alumni nominees for 2023 event
byThe Catholic Education Foundation is accepting nominations for its 33rd annual Salute to Catholic School Alumni event set for March 8, 2023, at the…
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Catholic Education Foundation raises
$105,000 in first bourbon raffle
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The Catholic Education Foundation announced that its inaugural online bourbon raffle raised $105,000, which will be used to provide tuition assistance for at least…
Archbishop Kurtz lauded for
support of Catholic education
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Archbishop Joseph E. Kurtz’s leadership over the past nearly 15 years has made Catholic schools more accessible to families and provided support to the…
Newsmaker Profile — Lisa Lauder
St. Gabriel teacher wins McGee award
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This is the second year Lisa Lauder has taught her students — last year when they were in fourth grade and again this year…
Salute aims to raise record-setting
$1.35 million for Catholic education
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Each year, the Catholic Education Foundation’s Salute to Catholic School Alumni dinner includes a Community Service Award to honor someone who is a leader…
Catholic Education Foundation —
Why can’t it be you?
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Six short years ago, Julie Baum, a senior member of our team here at the Foundation, met a young Latina girl at an Open…
CEF poster and
essay winners announced
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The Catholic Education Foundation has selected the winners of its annual Catholic Schools Week poster and essay contests. Participants, which included students in kindergarten…
Rivalry luncheon sets new record
for Catholic education
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The football rivalry between St. Xavier and Trinity high schools generated a record net of $525,000 for the Catholic Education Foundation at the 14th…
Catholic Education Foundation
says ‘yes’ to 3,400 students
this school year
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The Catholic Education Foundation’s slogan is “The Answer is Yes” and this school year, the foundation has said yes to 3,400 students desiring a…
Archdiocese makes $10 million commitment
to make education more accessible
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Enrollment numbers haven’t been finalized yet, but about 18,000 children in the Archdiocese of Louisville’s 48 Catholic schools (39 elementary and nine high schools)…