The Archdiocese of Cincinnati Catholic Schools are private high schools and private elementary schools dedicated to helping children build the foundation they need for success in life. This is accomplished through faith development, outstanding academics, participation in community service projects, extracurricular activities and encouragement from faculty and staff for students to reach their highest potential.
The U.S. House of Representatives could vote soon on legislation governing elements of a schools disciplinary policy and practice.
The bill (HR 4247) would affect all public schools and private schools whose students or teachers benefit from any federal education program (about 80 percent of Catholic schools, for example). The measure represents an unprecedented and unwarranted degree of federal regulation of religious and independent education.
The impact of the earthquake in Haiti will be felt for years, especially in the life of the Catholic Church. The cathedral, many parishes, Catholic schools and other church buildings have been destroyed. Pastoral programs will also need to be rebuilt so that the Church in Haiti will continue to be a place of sacramental life.
The 115 Catholic elementary and secondary schools in the greater Cincinnati area will mark the 36th annual Catholic Schools Week, January 31 through February 6, with a full plate of fun and inspirational activities as they celebrate the theme “Catholic Schools – Dividends for Life.” Some examples:
FRIDAY, JANUARY 29:
Catholic Schools Week is an annual national celebration of the important role that Catholic elementary and secondary schools across the country play in providing a values-added education for America's young people. Dayton area Catholic schools are proud of their educational network that emphasizes intellectual, spiritual, moral, physical, and social values in their students.
The Archdiocese of Cincinnati has purchased a building for its Dayton administrative office, which will move into the new space around the end of March.
Pat Armstrong, veteran educator and a retired Assistant Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati, is returning to the Archdiocese as Interim Director of Educational Services, Superintendent of Schools.
The Most Rev. Dennis M. Schnurr, coadjutor archbishop of Cincinnati since Oct. 17, 2008, has succeeded the Most Rev. Daniel E. Pilarczyk as archbishop, becoming the 10th ordinary (presiding bishop) of the Archdiocese of Cincinnati since its founding in 1821.
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To receive more information about Catholic schools in your area contact:
Greater Cincinnati Catholic School Office
100 East Eighth Street Cincinnati, OH 45202
Telephone: 513-421-3131; 800-686-2724
E-mail: cso@CatholicCincinnati.org
Miami Valley Catholic School Office
266 Bainbridge St. Dayton, OH 45402
Telephone: 937-223-5151
E-mail: csodayton@CatholicCincinnati.org
Media Inquiries for the Archdiocese of Cincinnati Catholic Schools should be directed to Dan Andriacco, Communications Director, Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Telephone: 513-421-3131
E-mail: DAndriacco@CatholicCincinnati.org
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