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Khaki and Plaid 2020 Homecoming Court announced
The 2020 Khaki and Plaid Homecoming Court was announced at a gathering at the Sonterra Country club October 28. Members of the Court are Imelda Guzman, Bqeui Sierra, Kathy Ornes, Dr. Kristina Vidaurri, Rick Galindo, David Kauffman, Michael Specia, and Father Patrick Guidon, OMI.
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Hope for the Future Fun Run sets record
More than 3,000 people took part in the Hope for the Future Fun Run at Morgan’s Wonderland on October 27, a record number of attendees.
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Archbishop tells students to make the splendor of the Lord’s Kingdom known
The statue and relic of St. José Sánchez del Río were at the school named in his honor for an October 18 liturgy with Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, MSpS. While the relic of “San Joselito” will be returned to Mexico, the sculpture will be on permanent display at the school’s lobby.
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Celebrating 40 years of working in the IWHS family
Incarnate Word High School (IWHS) has announced and celebrated that Mary Ann De la Garza, director of Student Services, has just completed her 40th year of service.
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Our Lady of Grace Catholic School celebrates Rosary Month
Our Lady of Grace Catholic School in Pleasanton celebrated rosary month on October 1 with a Student Living Rosary.
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‘Overjoyed’ by the enthusiasm of students, faculty, and parents, says archbishop at Mount Mass
Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, MSpS, celebrated a Mass at Mount Sacred Heart School October 8, an institution which is marking nine decades of educational ministry this year. Concelebrant at the liturgy was Father Raymond Mwangala, OMI.
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Jesus is with us and we do not need to be afraid, archbishop tells St. Gregory the Great students
St. Gregory the Great School celebrated the feast day of its patron saint on Sept. 3 with a special Mass with Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, MSpS, and a reception after the liturgy.
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Central Catholic, Holy Cross meet at Mass prior to Holy Bowl
The football teams from Central Catholic High School and Holy Cross of San Antonio gathered at the Sacred Heart Conventual Chapel on the campus of Our Lady of the Lake University (OLLU) on Sept. 6 for a Mass prior to the 48th Holy Bowl game at Alamo Stadium the next night.
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One-to-one learning reaches high-tech heights at St. Anthony Catholic High School
It’s been a mission two years in the making, now St. Anthony Catholic High School (SACHS) has taken the latest step in its high-tech journey by issuing laptop computers to every student. The school held a celebration to kick off the initiative Sept. 5 in their library. Students, parents, faculty and staff gathered along with community leaders and others who helped to make this major investment in the future of SACHS students.
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New leadership in place at St. Gerard Catholic High School
There is new leadership at St. Gerard Catholic High (SGH) School for the 2019-2020 academic year. SGH, founded in 1927 and originally operated by the Congregation of the Most Holy Redeemer (Redemptorists) and School Sisters of Notre Dame, was designated an archdiocesan high school in 1988.
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Archbishop Gustavo tells students, teachers we are still called by God to share hope and faith with
A Back to School Mass for the newly-named St. José Sanchez del Rio Catholic School was celebrated by Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, MSpS, in the campus gym on Aug. 10. At the end of the liturgy, the archbishop blessed the students, faculty, and staff, and the youth presented Archbishop Gustavo with a painted rock as a commemorative gift.
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Principals prepare for school year
Principals from around the Archdiocese of San Antonio Catholic schools attended an “All Principals Meeting” at St. Luke Church August 2 to kick off the school year.
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Catholic Schools Convocation Mass a time of gratitude, preparation for new year
“Building a Catholic Culture of Accompaniment” was the theme for the Aug. 6 Catholic Schools Convocation, the annual gathering of teachers and faculty which precedes opening of the school year, held early last month at St. Mark the Evangelist Church.
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Students have shown they are ‘Disciples of the Lord’ in receiving awards, says archbishop
Each year, Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, MSpS, bestows the Archbishop’s Medallion Awards upon a Catholic High School senior from each of Catholic high school who is committed to assist the school, parish and community to encounter the Gospel of Jesus Christ and to promote Catholic teachings and values.
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Eagerly approaching the new school year with joy and faith
Welcome back to a new school year! What a joyful time of year; filled with new beginnings and old friends. There is so much to look forward to: physical, academic, and spiritual milestones to achieve and celebrate at every age and grade level.
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Bill could mean more scholarships for Catholic schools nationwide
A proposed federal tax credit-based scholarship program could provide a boost for parents who want to send their children to Catholic school, and it has the backing of a major Catholic education group.
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St. Anthony Yellow Jackets name new head football coach
St. Anthony Catholic High School (SACHS) has named Ed McCabe as its new head football coach for the upcoming season. McCabe currently serves as the SACHS athletics director (AD) and will continue to work with the school in that position.
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Strong commitment to Catholic education highlighted by enduring faith that shines through deeds
The Department of Catholic Schools and Hope for the Future celebrated the 28th Catholic Schools Leadership Awards ceremony May 10 at the ONMI San Antonio Hotel at the Colonnade, honoring individuals sharing humility and grace, not seeing that their everyday actions stand out as extraordinary, impacting so many others.
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God loves us and is with us when we call
Following is the homily given by Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller, MSpS, at the Baccalaureate Mass for Antonian College Preparatory High School on May 28.
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Hope for the Future - Tuition Assistance
Hope for the Future is one of 40 Archbishop’s Appeal-funded ministries. Its mission is to assist families in obtaining the academic and spiritual benefits of a Catholic school education. With the support of Appeal donors like you, families and students receive a faith-filled education which form our youth through academic excellence and Gospel values.
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Incarnate Word High School names Dr. Anna Downey new principal
With the unanimous approval by the search committee, board of directors and the Ministry Council of the Sisters of Charity of the Incarnate Word, Dr. Anna Downey has been named the new principal at Incarnate Word High School (IWHS).
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Blessed Sacrament School hosts Curriculum Immersion Day
For over 15 years, the faculty, staff and students of Blessed Sacrament School have participated in an annual Curriculum Immersion Day. This has become a tradition of our school and remains a much anticipated event for the students.
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Future UIW Cardinal gets All-Star invite
St. Anthony Catholic High School (SACHS) Yellow Jacket Bella Sanchez was selected as one of just 50 of the top high school softball players in the greater San Antonio area to take part to take part in the inaugural 4 Heroes High School All-Star Game. The game took place at St. Mary’s University June 4. All proceeds benefitted two local charities, the San Antonio Firefighters Benevolent Fund and Women Veterans of San Antonio.
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Make something beautiful out of your life, pope tells Macedonian youth
Pope Francis encouraged youth in North Macedonia in May to follow Mother Teresa’s example and make something beautiful out of their lives.
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Pope Francis to young people: Holiness takes effort
In his follow-up document to October’s youth synod, Pope Francis urged young people to approach holiness not only with the joy and boldness of youth, but with seriousness.
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Franciscan friar from Kenya wins $1m Global Teacher Prize
What happens when you give a Franciscan $1 million?
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St. Katharine Drexel’s tomb at Philadelphia cathedral named an archdiocesan shrine
The Archdiocese of Philadelphia has announced that the recently constructed tomb of St. Katharine Drexel at the Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul has been declared an archdiocesan shrine.
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When the Church finds itself in times of trouble, imitate Mary, archbishop says
Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, MSpS, of the Archdiocese of San Antonio, said that the Catholic Church is currently in a “very dark moment” in its history, and that Catholics should look to the example of Mary in reacting to the abuse crisis.
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St. Leo the Great Catholic School to close its doors at the end of the 2017-2018 school year
St. Leo the Great Catholic School will permanently close its doors at the end of this 2017-2018 school year and not re-open for the upcoming 2018-2019 school year due to declining enrollment and financial challenges. A meeting was held with parents and staff at the school on Thursday, May 17, at 6 p.m., to discuss plans moving forward for the students and personnel there.
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Catholic Schools Week 2018, Jan. 28-Feb. 3, to focus on “spiritual, academic and societal contributi
National Catholic Schools Week 2018 (CSW) will be observed in dioceses around the country January 28–February 3. This year’s theme, “Catholic Schools: Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.,” focuses on the important spiritual, academic and societal contributions provided by a Catholic education.
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Catholic school students receive over $3,000 in grants from Mayor’s Fitness Council
Students from Antonian College Preparatory High School, The Atonement Academy, Providence Catholic School, St. Anthony Catholic High School and St. James the Apostle Catholic School join students from around Bexar County as Mayor's Fitness Council Ambassadors.
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St. Monica Catholic School students explore future careers paths
Second annual Career Day at St. Monica Catholic Schools brings together a variety of professionals including a public servants, law enforcement, fire fighters, veterinarians, software developers and medical professionals.
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Catholic schools counselors celebrate ministry during National School Counselors Week
Catholic school counselors join together this week in celebration of National School Counselors Week. Counselors have a tremendous impact on the academic, social, emotional, behavioral and spiritual development of Catholic school students.
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St. Leo the Great Catholic School service project rewarded with Spurs Coyote visit
The San Antonio Spurs Coyote stopped by St. Leo the Great Catholic School as a thank you for their participation in the Team Up Challenge. Students were awarded a grant to help the homeless stay warm during the winter months.
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SA Catholic school students join 4,000 during School Choice Rally in Austin
200 San Antonio area Catholic school students joined an estimated 4,000 during the annual School Choice Rally at the Texas Capitol. The event is held in conjunction with National School Choice Week.
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4-H Students at St. John Berchmans Deliver Care Packages to Homeless
Students from St. John Berchmans 4-H Club created hygiene care packages for the homeless. The project was sponsored by The Children Youth and Families at Risk Grant.
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Hope for the Future Celebrates 10 Years
Hope for the Future is celebrating its 10 year anniversary and we want to thank YOU. Since inception, 12,000 children have received the help they need to experience a Catholic school education. We are so blessed to have the support of so many from across the archdiocese. THANK YOU!
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Hope for the Future Announces New Deadlines for Tuition Assistance Applications
For parents and guardians interested in applying for Catholic school K-12 tuition assistance for the 2017-18 school year, Hope for the Future has announced new deadlines.
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St. Mary’s Catholic School Mission Shines Through Students
St. Mary's Catholic School students in Fredericksburg, Texas saw the need to help students in Louisiana who lost all their school supplies after flooding earlier this school year. Students and the community banded together to serve their neighbor, following the mission of their school.
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Traditions and Legacies Strong at 160 Year-Old St. Mary’s Catholic School
St. Mary's Catholic School in Fredericksburg, Texas has a rich traditions, a family atmosphere and the love and support of the community.
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Our Lady of the Hills Catholic High School Celebrates Homecoming
Our Lady of the Hills Regional Catholic High School in Kerrville, Texas celebrates Homecoming and the traditions that come along with the time honored tradition.
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Groundbreaking on new multi-purpose building at Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church and School
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Church (OLPH) in Selma hosted a groundbreaking ceremony for the addition of a new multi-purpose educational building on the church/school campus on Aug. 28. The building is the beginning of OLPH’s expansion efforts.
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St. Pius X Catholic School Opens New Student Support Services Classrooms
We are pleased to announce the opening of our new Student Support Services classrooms.Student Support Services exist to empower our students in becoming successful academically, emotionally, and socially.
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Holy Name Catholic School Students Take Flight for STEM Education
Eighth grade students from Holy Name Catholic School on the city’s Southeast side sat in a classroom learning how to calculate terminal velocity of objects. While it sounds like a normal Thursday in the classroom, the setting was beyond the traditional.
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This Catholic school network produced nine Rio Olympians
Katie Ledecky, Lia Neal, and Anabelle Smith are some names you might hear on television if you are watching the Olympics in Rio de Janeiro this year.
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St. Monica Catholic School Graduates Outstanding Students
St. Monica Catholic School recognizes their 8th grade 2016 valedictorian and salutatorian, along with their top 5 students.
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2016 Archbishop’s Medallion Recipients are Disciples in the New Evangelization
“Do not be afraid. You walk in the Light of Christ, and the future is bright!” These words of encouragement from Archbishop Gustavo Garcia-Siller, were spoken to the 10 high school graduate recipients of the Archbishop’s Medallion.
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Catholic School Choirs Compete in “[email protected]”
Choral Conductors from across the Archdiocese of San Antonio Catholic Schools selected their performance music that would best fit the “Jubilee of Mercy” theme. The three category options to compete in were: A Capella, Accompaniment (one instrument), and Contemporary during the 2016 [email protected] CAAC event.
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C.A.A.C. Academia & Speech Contest Sets Participation Record
The Catholic Arts and Academic Competition saw a record number of students participate with nearly 600 students from 22 Catholic schools to compete in nine categories.
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Catholic Schools Students Have Successful Year on Mayor’s Fitness Council
The Archdiocese of San Antonio Student Ambassadors to the Mayor’s Fitness Council did a FANTASTIC job this academic year with their service projects.
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St. Thomas More Industry Challenge
This school year St. Thomas More Catholic School (STM) embarked on an exciting concept, The Industry Challenge! The Industry Challenge bridges academics with industry by providing the opportunity for students to develop and apply skills in thinking critically, creating solutions, and demonstrating leadership… Think… Create… Demonstrate…
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Hope for the Future and Catholic Schools Float in Battle of Flowers Parade
Hope for the Future and the Catholic Schools Office participate in the 125th Annual Battle of Flowers Parade.
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Catholic Schools Participate in Iowa Assessments
This week, Catholic K-8 schools in the Archdiocese of San Antonio begin testing called the Iowa Assessments (IA), formerly the Iowa Test of Basic Skills (ITBS). Learn more about the assessment and read some tips for parents to prepare students.
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OLH High School Seniors Share What it Means to be a Hawk
Submitted by two seniors at Our Lady of the Hills Regional Catholic High School in Kerrville, Texas, they share a small glimpse into the heart and soul of their school community.
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The Big Give SA - Hope for the Future
Join all of South Central Texas as the community comes together to support nonprofits and their work. Hope for the Future is participating in The Big Give SA, a 24-hour day of online giving. Donate on Tuesday, May 3 and your funds will directly impact a child's life for the better through a Catholic school education.
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Little Flower Principal Recognized as ‘Good Person’
Little Flower Catholic School Interim Principal, Nora Mozingo, was recently recognized during a Great Day SA segment on KENS5 TV called 'Good People.'
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Catholic Schools Contribute to World’s Largest Periodic Table
Catholic School students participated in the creating the world's largest periodic table. The elements were assembled and unveiled yesterday evening.
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St.Monica Catholic School Service Project for Sky Cross
St. Monica Catholic School continues its service efforts by sending supplies to children in need along the Texas-Mexico border.
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Holy Cross Cheerleaders Win 12th NCA Championship
Student-athletes from Holy Cross of San Antonio bring home their 12th national title during the National Cheerleaders Association High School Nationals Competition.
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St. Gregory the Great Catholic School Announces Football Program
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School recently announced a new school logo and the creation of an 11-man football team for its middle school.
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Catholic Creative Arts Contest focuses on God’s Mercy
Catholic Schools across the Archdiocese of San Antonio shared their talents in art, writing, poetry, music, and photography through the Catholic Creative Arts Contest. The contest was sponsored by the Department of Catholic Schools Enrichment Program Office
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St. Louis Catholic School Students Assist Local St. Vincent DePaul
St. Louis Catholic School students are actively engaged in acts of service and mercy, including collecting boxes of macaroni to provide to the local Saint Vincent DePaul. The school ministers to the whole child to help each child develop to their full potential.
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St. Anthony Catholic School Robotics Team Wins Top Prize
Though in the first year of the program, 4th and 5th grade students from St. Anthony Catholic School earned top honors at the innagural Lego League Robotics Qualifier Competition. The team utilized their knowledge of STEM to identify and solve a problem using robotics.
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St. John Bosco Catholic School Hosts Salesian Community from Around the World
St. John Bosco Catholic Schools celebrated their patron saint feast day with visits from other Salesian Middle School students, priests, and religious women from around the world.
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Happy Catholic Schools Week! — a message from the superintendent
Superintendent of Catholic Schools, Mrs. Marti West, reflects on inspiring words on how relevant Catholic school education is in today's modern world. Schools around the nation celebrate Catholic Schools Week Jan. 31 - Feb. 6.
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Catholic Schools Keep Our Community Strong
During the week of January 31 – February 6, 2016, Catholic schools across the Archdiocese of San Antonio will joyously celebrate the gift of a Catholic school education with open houses, service projects, school spirit days, and special liturgies to thank parishioners, volunteers, teachers and staff.
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Catholic School Students Participate in School Choice Rally in Austin
Catholic school students from San Antonio joined the nearly 700 from around the state for the 2016 National School Choice Rally in Austin. The rally was to help bring more awareness to parents and legislators about school choice and creating successful students.
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Ambassador Program Provides Leadership Opportunities
The Hope for the Future Ambassador program provides Catholic School students in grades 8-12 an opportunity to learn and demonstrate their leadership abilities. Student ambassadors will attend events and represent Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of San Antonio.
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The Importance of Being Mary
In the heart of Advent season with the coming of the birth of Jesus Christ, Veronica Montalvo, Director of Enrichment Programs for the Dept. of Catholic Schools, reflects on her portrayal of Mary in a Christmas Vigil pageant from her childhood. She recalls the importance of learning about Mary and becoming inspired by her.
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Catholic School Cheerleaders Cheer for Christ
The Catholic Arts and Academic Competition held its Cheer-4-Christ contest, sponsored by the Department of Catholic Schools. Eleven schools participated in the event at Holy Cross of San Antonio with over 150 cheerleaders competing.
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Mount Sacred Heart School Opens Doors To A New Beginning
The “New Beginning Campaign” renovation – which initiated in March 2015 – includes four new classrooms, boys’ and girls’ restrooms, a piano room, a spacious Fine Arts classroom, an expansive hallway with student lockers, central air/heat, new roofing, over 100 new student desks, fixtures and technology equipment.
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Pope’s representative to US stresses Catholic identity in schools
Catholic schools can embrace their identity through familiarity with Christ, devotion to the Virgin Mary and a commitment to Christian life and teaching, the apostolic nuncio to the United States told the nation’s bishops.
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Record crowd at annual 5K event benefits Catholic Schools
The 9th Annual Run with a Mission 5K, held at Mission County Park #1, was blessed with a large crowd to celebrate the Catholic school community. Participants from across the area didn't mind the wet and cool weather as they stayed warm in the comfort of family and friends from Catholic schools.
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Little Flower Catholic School Hosts Alumni Homecoming Dance
Little Flower Catholic School recently celebrated the first ever, Homecoming Alumni Dance with proceeds going toward technology and school improvements. Over 300 came out to dance the night away and enjoy the company of former classmates.
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Holy Spirit Catholic School Celebrates 50 years
Alumni parents, students, and teachers gathered in August to celebrate these 50 years of excellence. Holy Spirit Catholic School began as a school for 6th, 7th, and 8th graders in 1965 in the Holy Spirit Catholic Church parish hall initially staffed by Benedictine Sisters.
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Antonian College Preparatory High School Appoints Vice Principals and Director of Admissions
In an effort to usher in a new era of collaborative leadership at Antonian College Preparatory, Principal, Tim Petersen, has appointed two vice principals and a director of admissions.
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Giving Garden Project Sprouts New Learning Opportunities for Students
St. John Berchmans Catholic School in partnership with Texas A&M AgriLife Extension created 10 raised garden beds to encourage education about gardening, sustainability, nutrition and healthy eating. The project was made possible through a five-year grant from the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
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Yes, Catholic Schools Go Through Accreditation Process
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of San Antonio go through an extensive accreditation process to show compliance to standards and continuous growth. Associate Superintendent Cindy Luna briefly explains the process and who oversees the accreditation for our schools.
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A Place Where Faith and Learning Meet
Notre Dame Catholic School in Kerrville, Texas has a rich history of Catholic school education over the last 103 years. Today, through the help of its Parish and school supporters, Notre Dame sets up students for success in a technology rich environment.
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2016 Khaki & Plaid Gala Homecoming Court Announced
Hope for the Future officially announced the 2016 Khaki & Plaid Gala Homecoming Court. The Homecoming Court nominees will help creating awareness and raise funds for Catholic school education. The Khaki & Plaid Gala Homecoming 2016 | Red Carpet Reunion is set for Saturday, Jan. 23, 2016 at the Henry B. Gonzalez Convention Center.
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Hope for the Future receives $400,000 gift to provide Catholic education
Catholic school supporter and alumna, Mary Jane Clark, has gifted $408,000 to the Hope for the Future endowment fund to provide tuition assistance to children from economically disadvantaged families to attend a Catholic school in the Archdiocese of San Antonio. Clark wants her gift to help children receive a Catholic school education to provide a foundation of faith, much like it did for her.
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Conversion Experience Leads to Calling to Serve Catholic Schools
The Catholic Schools Office welcomes Teressa Lowrance as the new Academic Interventionist.
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Catholic Schools Office Welcomes Cindy Luna as Associate Superintendent
The Catholic Schools Office welcomes aboard Mrs. Cindy Luna as the Associate Superintendent. Luna brings to the position 36 years of experience as an educator and feels her success is a direct result of her Catholic school upbringing.
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On the Scene - Archbishop’s Medallion
Catholic Television of San Antonio's 'On the Scene' was at the recent Archbishop's Medallion reception to talk with medallion recipients about why Catholic school education and this award was so special to them.
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Catholic Schools’ Superintendent’s Transfer Grant Available at Select Schools
Transfer grants up to $3,000 available for families with students who attended a public, charter, private or homeschool last year and want to transfer into a participating Catholic school. Space is limited.
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Catholic High School Graduates Count Blessings, Look Toward Future
Recent Catholic high school graduates in the Archdiocese of San Antonio celebrate their accomplishments, but are already looking toward the future. And thanks to Catholic school, it's a future full of hope.
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St Monica Catholic School “Most Spirited” at the Greater Randolph Relay for Life
For the third year in a row, the Dragon Relay for Life Team at St. Monica Catholic School has reached far beyond it’s fundraising goals and donated over $4000 to the American Cancer Society. St. Monica has been participating in the Greater Randolph Relay for the last five years, but this was the first year that the team took home the prestigious award of “Most Spirited Team.”
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2015 Archbishop’s Medallion Recipients
Archbishop Gustavo García-Siller recognized 10 Archbishop Medallion recipients for their dedication to their schools, parish and community. Each year one student from every Catholic high school is selected for the honor.
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UIW Brainpower Class of 2015 earns nearly $28 million in scholarships
The University of the Incarnate Word (UIW) has announced that the class of 2015 from St. Anthony Catholic High School earned a record breaking $14,506,316 in scholarships. The 113 seniors were accepted at over 70 universities and colleges and will be attending 34 different schools. St. Anthony is a college-preparatory school for young men and women.
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Guardians win TAPPS state softball championships
St. John Paul II Catholic High School in Schertz is the TAPPS Texas 3A softball champions.
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St. Thomas More School Honors Mary during May
May is dedicated to Mary, Mother of Jesus. St. Thomas More Catholic School students and faculty honor Mary because "she sets a perfect example for us to follow," according to the school's principal, Kimberly Gutierrez.
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St. Peter Prince the Apostles School Focuses on STREAM Initiative
St. Peter, Prince of the Apostles Catholic School in San Antonio incoporates STREAM (Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Art and Mathematics. program in school.
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Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce Teacher of the Year at Our Lady of Grace
Our Lady of Grace Academy Teacher recognized as Teacher of the Year by the Pleasanton Chamber of Commerce.
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Catholic Daughters of the Americas and Hope for the Future Award Scholarships
A scholarship through Hope for the Future, funded by the Catholic Daughters of the Americas (CDA) recently awarded two, $2,000 scholarships to eighth graders for their freshman year in Catholic high school.
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Fiesta medal goes for $1,000, benefits Hope for the Future
Fiesta medal created for Khaki & Plaid Gala Homecoming Queen, Diana Barrios-Trevino, sells for $1,000 during 2nd Annual Lambs to Leaders Telethon, benefiting Hope for the Future.
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Hope for the Future has successful Lambs to Leaders Telethon
The 2nd Annual Lambs to Leaders Telethon featured four hours of live television and collected $270,000 in the name of Catholic school education.
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Lin Great Speakers Series to feature TED talk speaker Abrahams
What is a science humorist? If you haven’t seen Marc Abrahams’ TED talk, you’re about to find out.
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Two storybooks to help elementary students put faith in action
Two illustrated storybooks offer elementary school-aged children, their parents and teachers examples of how to put their faith in action and participate in solutions to important problems related to the life and dignity of others. The books provide much-needed resources in Catholic social teaching for this age group and are accompanied by age-appropriate learning resources.
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St. Margaret Mary Middle School Students Challenged Through Robotics
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Mathematics) takes center stage at St. Margaret Mary Catholic School as robotics program expands.
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Providence Catholic School a place of learners and leaders; women of faith and justice
Slightly east of the Museum Reach on the San Antonio River, an urban segment that links cultural and historical institutions stands Providence Catholic School (Providence). Established in 1951 by the Sisters of Divine Providence, Providence is the only all-girls Catholic school for grades six through 12 in San Antonio. Providence’s 64-year legacy of faith, academic excellence, and tradition thrives today.
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