After 40+ years, eight educators retire
byThe Archdiocese of Louisville Office of Catholic Schools has announced the retirement of 44 educators. Among those retiring at the close of the 2019-2020…
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Teachers will be appreciated from afar
byThough schools have ceased in-person instruction through the end of the school year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, they have gone to great lengths…
St. Leonard School plans to close at the end of the year
byAfter more than six decades of Catholic Education, St. Leonard School informed families Jan. 17 that it will close at the end of the…
Educators lauded for years of service
byTeachers and administrators who attended the annual teacher recognition luncheon Nov. 6 heard that Christ is alive in the ministry of Catholic education. Leisa…
A Time to Speak — On to the second inning
byWhen I joined the Catholic Education Foundation in April 2014, I didn’t have a grand vision or a strategic plan to guide our course….
Community Catholic Center doubles enrollment
byFor Melissa Polio, whose three daughters attend Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville, Catholic education has been a godsend. Polio said the academic…
Five years in, school plan deemed a success
byFive years ago, the Archdiocese of Louisville and the Catholic Education Foundation announced a comprehensive plan to increase accessibility to Catholic education by dramatically…
CEF to host 12th annual ‘Salute to The Game’ luncheon
byThe Catholic Education Foundation will host its 12th annual Salute to the Game luncheon at the Galt House on Sept. 25 at noon. The…
Life in Christ – Hispanics and Catholic Education
byThis column first appeared in The Record’s Vida Católica section on April 25, 2019. The benefits of a Catholic education are many and…