Catholic Telemedia Network (CTN) supports schools and academies in the Diocese of Brooklyn with digital learning programs, teacher professional development and technology grants that enhance student learning, connect students with the world and prepare them for the future.
The Catholic Academy Network, provided by DeSales Media Group, offers customizable website for schools, academies and parishes within the Diocese of Brooklyn and Queens.
After three-and-a-half decades as a Catholic school educator in Queens, including 19 “life-changing” years as principal of St. Leo’s in Corona, Maureen Blaine is retiring – at least, officially.
Caroline Latham has been named the new principal of St. Joseph H.S., Downtown Brooklyn.
Throughout Catholic Schools Week, which takes place from Jan. 31 to Feb. 6, the diocesan bishops will visit schools and academies throughout the diocese. Here is their schedule.
Now that the school year is in full swing, that means it’s a busy time for the Diocese of Brooklyn’s Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) program.
Continuing the process of Preserving the Vision, the diocesan strategic planning process to strengthen Catholic schools, 15 new academies opened this fall.
The Tablet has invited local Catholic high schools to participate in this special supplement and share what makes their school unique.
Krista Price, mother of Sam and Rachel Price, who attend Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria, said her family is Protestant but she wanted the kids to receive a solid education and to avoid the pitfalls of public school.
“That they may have life more abundantly” is the motto of St. John’s Preparatory School, Astoria.
