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2022 COVID-19 Update
COVID-19 Reminder: Help “Slow the Spread” Welcome 2022! We hope everyone had a healthy Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year! The Catholic Academies and Parish Schools within the Diocese of Brooklyn plan to continue to safely offer “in person” instruction for our school communities. Until further notice, all Catholic Academies and Parish Schools will… Continue reading 2022 COVID-19 Update
Celebrating the Christmas Season as Catholics
As Catholics, we know there’s so much more to Christmas than simply Santa Claus, Christmas trees, and presents.
3 Holiday Crafts to Try with Your Child this Holiday Season
Spending time with loved ones and creating treasured memories is at the heart of Christmas, especially for little ones
Preparing the Soul for the Holiday Season
Holiday season is a joyful time to prepare your heart for the Thanksgiving holiday and, of particular significance to Catholics, for the coming of Christ at Christmas time
Multicultural Experience in Catholic School
Watch the newest webisode on how our Catholic academies celebrate diversity by creating a classroom environment where all students can work together and understand that individual characteristics make people unique. By doing so, students can learn the values of community, acceptance, and respect while building on cultural knowledge.
Practicing Gratitude This Thanksgiving
As Catholics, we follow in the footsteps of Christ – and as such, when we learn that living with awareness and purpose
Discover Catholic Schools WEBINARS
Transitioning from one school to another can create anxiety for parents and children. Whether your child is going from Pre-K to Kindergarten or stepping up to high school the challenges are the same for parents, how can we best prepare our children for the next stage of their education. Students that “transition well” do well.… Continue reading Discover Catholic Schools WEBINARS
Catholics and the Changing Seasons: How It Affects Your Faith
On the surface, change and permanence appear to be complimentary but mutually exclusive notions, similar to light and darkness or war and peace.
The Feast of Our Lady of the Rosary
For the intentions of the Pope, the Church's mission, and world peace, Pope Benedict XVI urged all families to recite the Rosary.
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