St. Clare Catholic Academy, located off the Belt and Southern State parkways in Rosedale, has created an educational environment that is child-centered and challenging.
Schools
St. Bernard Catholic Academy
“We Teach with Love” is the motto at St. Bernard Catholic Academy, a Catholic school serving the academic and spiritual needs of students age 3 to grade eight in Mill Basin and Bergen Beach.
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs
Our Lady Queen of Martyrs Catholic Academy, in Forest Hills, is a Catholic, co-educational school with classes from nursery to grade eight.
St. Patrick Catholic Academy
St. Patrick Catholic Academy, established in 2013, builds upon the 150-year history of St. Patrick Parish Elementary School in Fort Hamilton by continuing to provide an exemplary Catholic education for students.
St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Academy
Strengthening Faith, Developing Character, Enlightening Minds St. Joseph the Worker Catholic Academy, Park Slope, recognizes that each child is a precious gift from God. Like snowflakes, no two children are exactly alike – and no two children learn in exactly the same way. St. Joseph’s programs are designed for those who learn as fast […]
St. Gregory the Great
St. Gregory the Great Catholic Academy evolved from what was St. Gregory the Great School, established in 1912 in Crown Heights, Brooklyn.
St. Mel Catholic Academy
St. Mel’s Catholic Academy serves Whitestone and Flushing with a dedicated staff and strong leadership, bringing academic excellence to students in grades nursery through eighth.
St. Sebastian Catholic Academy
The road to academic success begins at St. Sebastian Catholic Academy, Woodside, which serves the parishes of Queen of Angels, Church of St. Teresa and St. Sebastian.
St. Francis of Assisi, Brooklyn
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic Academy, located in the Prospect/ Lefferts Gardens area of Flatbush, has educated children for over 100 years in the Catholic tradition of excellence.
Sacred Heart in Bayside
Sacred Heart Catholic Academy of Bayside’s mission statement is to “teach as Jesus did,” and the academy seeks to provide a full curriculum in response to students’ intellectual, spiritual, moral, emotional, physical and social needs.
