Catholic Schools Week 2026: How Catholic Students Celebrated Across the Country
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Catholic Schools Week: Old-School Education Works in a New-Tech Age
What this veteran educator, a religious sister, has learned from teaching — anchored in virtue, intellectual curiosity and analog standbys — and why what she instills in class has had a lasting impact.
The Prout School’s ‘Inspire’ Program Redefines Catholic Inclusion
As the first student in Prout’s modified ‘Inspire’ program, Natalie McMahon is showing everyone what it means to persevere.
St. Jerome Academy Illustrates What Sets a Catholic School Apart
Rich discussions and a Christ-centered schedule — complete with prayer, Mass and adoration, along with classic Catholic hymns are hallmarks of a St. Jerome education. And computers are rarely used.
Catholic Education Leads Young People to Christ
Patrick Reilly of the Cardinal Newman Society highlights the importance of schools emphasizing that ‘faith enlightens the study of every subject, and student formation begins with reverent Mass, prayer and Eucharistic devotion.’
The Bus Stops Here: How One School Has Benefited By Investing in Transportation
Transportation at the Delbarton School is like a business within a business that has evolved dramatically over the past six years.
Catholic Liberal Education: Rediscovering the Church’s Educational Tradition
The curriculum’s interest has extended to primary and secondary schools.
St. John Bosco and the Blessing of Catholic Schools
Reflecting on the words of this great saint can aid us in growing our schools to become more aligned with Christ as well as provide us with the fuel to form saints like he did.
7 Things Your Children’s School Can Do to Promote Its Catholic Identity
A school that fosters children’s lives of faith as well as gives them a truly Catholic education is a blessing.
The Dominican Effect on Catholic Schools
Teaching in the Footsteps of Their Namesake Saint — and Aquinas and Frassati, Too
