Thousands of boys and girls have walked the halls of St. Frances Cabrini, Bushwick, since the school opened almost 100 years ago.
Schools
St. Edmund Elementary School Empowering Students to Achieve Personal Success
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 for their future careers.
St. Francis of Assisi Academy Nurturing Peaceful Leaders for Over 100 Years
St. Francis of Assisi, Astoria, has educated children for more than 100 years in the Catholic tradition of excellence.
St. Bernadette Academy: The Best Investment in Your Child’s Future
St. Bernadette Catholic Academy in Dyker Heights is a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence that thrives both spiritually and academically.
St. Athanasius Academy Developing Students’ Intellect, Talents
The mission of St. Athanasius Catholic Academy, Bensonhurst, is to provide an atmosphere where students’ intellectual abilities and talents are fully developed.
St. Joseph the Worker Academy Developing Students’ Character and Potential
St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Academy, Park Slope, recognizes that each child is a precious gift from God.
Good Shepherd Academy: Engaging Minds, Strengthening Values, Nurturing Souls
Engaging minds, strengthening values and nurturing souls – this is the vision Good Shepherd Catholic Academy in Marine Park strives to achieve as a learning community under the leadership of Principal John O’Brien.
Flushing Academy Raises $50K For New Scholarship Fund
Most Holy Redeemer Catholic Academy (MHRCA)-St. Michael’s, Flushing, raised over $50,000 at a gala marking the school’s 165th anniversary of providing Catholic education in Flushing. The monies will be directed toward a newly established scholarship fund at the academy.
Race for Education in Forest Hills
Fresh air, exercise and good old-fashioned school spirit was enjoyed by students and faculty of Our Lady of Mercy Catholic Academy, Forest Hills, when the school held its 11th annual fundraising Race for Education, May 26.
Local Students Needed More Than Prayer To Win Diocesan Religion Bee
Over 600 students in grades three through eight in religious education programs, Catholic schools and academies in Brooklyn and Queens participated in the Second Diocesan Religion Bee.