St. Ephrem School is celebrating Catholic Schools Week for the final time before transitioning to an academy in September of 2018. It is with great excitement that St. Ephrem embodies this year’s Catholic Schools Week theme “Learn, Serve, Lead, Succeed” within everything they do
The philosophy at Holy Angels Catholic Academy is simple: The academy is a place where inquisitive minds grow and faith is nurtured. The program follows guidelines set by New York State and the Diocese of Brooklyn.
Mary Queen of Heaven Catholic Academy is Mill Basin’s top educational and Catholic institution second to none! The emphasis is on educating the whole child academically, spiritually and socially in preparation for their future role as citizens in a diverse society.
Our Lady of Grace Catholic Academy’s goal is to help develop well-rounded students, who are excited about learning and meeting new challenges in a faith-based environment. The academy believes in discovering every child’s talent beyond their strong classroom performance.
The instructional program of St. Edmund Elementary School, Sheepshead Bay, is designed to develop in students the skills that will empower them to achieve success in high school, college and their future careers.
St. Bernadette Catholic Academy in Dyker Heights is a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence that thrives both spiritually and academically.
Our Lady of Perpetual Help Catholic Academy is nestled in the heart of Sunset Park – a vibrant, rich multicultural community. Students and faculty come from various parts of the world, which makes the academy community extremely diverse.
As Catholic Schools Week begins, Our Lady of Trust Catholic Academy would like to recall its amazing past in Canarsie and allow its families to share their positive experiences.
Saint Saviour Catholic Academy in Park Slope prepares students from nursery to grade eight for higher education. Children from all walks of life are educated in a nurturing and supportive Catholic environment.
Thousands of boys and girls have walked the halls of St. Frances Cabrini since the school opened almost 100 years ago. Children begin their days here with prayer and encouragement to take responsibility for oneself, respect others and do their personal best.
