St. Anthony Catholic High School is a premier co-educational institution rooted in Catholic values and traditions, which form the foundation for the comprehensive college preparatory curriculum. Young men and women who attend St. Anthony Catholic High School partake in an extensive array of rigorous academic courses that both challenge and enrich their understanding of the […]
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By Rene Escobedo, Ed.D. ‘92 Principal For 60 years Holy Cross of San Antonio has maintained a tradition of excellence in preparing its students for the world’s challenges by never educating the mind at the expense of the heart. Building on this tradition this year, we continuously push our students to be model citizens in every […]
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St. Monica extending hours of pre-kindergarten programs
Veronica Markland January 25, 2018 0 COMMENTSSt. Monica Catholic School has announced that the pre-kindergarten 3 and pre-kindergarten 4 classes will be extending hours from half to full day programs as of Jan. 3, 2017. For over 35 years the early childhood program has operated as a state licensed daycare with a half-day of academic curriculum. In 2011, the school incorporated […]
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The mission at St. Luke Catholic School is to educate students to excel in high school and in life, and to inspire students to live as faith-filled Catholics. St. Luke teachers seek to provide students with experiences and opportunities designed to help them reach their full potential. Teachers strengthen St. Luke students by motivating them […]
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During the 2017-2018 school year, St. Matthew Catholic School successfully implemented its Project Based Learning through STREAM Initiative. Project Based Learning (PBL) is an inquiry-based instructional approach in a real-world context where students generate the pathways and products that meet defined, standards-based outcomes. STREAM is the incorporation of science, technology, religion, engineering, art, and math; […]
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Theme of Catholic Schools Week applies to St. James the Apostle
Veronica Markland January 25, 2018 0 COMMENTSLearn. Serve. Lead. Succeed; four great words to describe the students of Catholic Schools all over our country. These same words, the theme for Catholic Schools Week this year also describe well the students of St. James the Apostle Catholic School. Daily learning at St. James starts with Morning Assembly in the school gym attended […]
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Catholic Schools: Where students learn, serve, lead and succeed
Veronica Markland January 25, 2018 0 COMMENTSReflections from a Catholic school teacher By Jannette Rodriguez For Today’s Catholic Catholic education is a unique way in which we can give our children a solid foundation in life and a brighter tomorrow deeply rooted in Catholic family values. Our schools are like a garden that needs to be prepared and nurtured for harvest, […]
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This week marks the 44th anniversary of the celebration of Catholic Schools Week. It is the one week each year that we, as a Catholic community, showcase what truly makes our schools special. There is the perception that Catholic schools are “different.” This is the time to acknowledge and show the greater community that yes, […]
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Event seeks to empower and support non-traditional students to succeed
Veronica Markland January 25, 2018 0 COMMENTSA gathering to impact non-traditional students who desire to change their lives through the attainment of their high school equivalency (GED) certificate, the 10th anniversary Fabulous Holiday Brunch GED Scholarship Fundraiser, was held Dec. 2 at the OMNI Hotel at the Colonnade. A majority of proceeds from the event fund an initiative with the Adult […]
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St. Mary’s Catholic school celebrates homecoming with win
Veronica Markland November 3, 2017 0 COMMENTSSt. Mary’s Catholic School celebrated Homecoming Oct. 7. The Mighty Apaches won the game 61-7 against St. Gregory on their home field, which had been transformed for Homecoming by volunteer football fathers. The traditional Homecoming blue and white Apache head was marked on the center of the field, but added this year was the lettering […]
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