Congratulations to the Class of 2017 from The Catherine Laboure Special Education Program!
Catherine Laboure Special Education Program
Catherine Laboure School
In celebration of Catherine Laboure Special Education School turning 50 years old, the school community welcomes all families of children with special needs to come visit the program, which is currently based in Canarsie.
Final Vows for Newest Brentwood Sister of St. Joseph
This week’s Tablet TALK features the newest Brentwood Sister of St. Joseph, a new appointment for a Greenpoint priest, students raising breast cancer awareness and funds, and much, much more.
Bishop DiMarzio Golf Classic Aids Special Ed For Kids
The annual Bishop DiMarzio Golf Classic held by DeSales Media Group raised $100,000 that was donated to the Catherine Laboure School for special education.
Catherine Laboure Special Education Program Class of 2016
Donning burgundy and white caps and gowns, the Catherine Laboure Special Education Program for the Diocese of Brooklyn’s Class of 2016.
Laboure School Marks 50 Years
Catherine Laboure Special Education Program celebrated its 50th anniversary with students, past and present staff and alumni at the Bay Ridge Manor, April 3.
SS Joachim and Anne Seniors Grateful for Gift of Community
Carolers have been singing in the season and bringing Christmas cheer to the elderly residents of SS. Joachim and Anne Nursing and Rehabilitation Center in Coney Island.
Special Needs Program Celebrates Graduation
Students, parents and teachers were filled with joy as 10 students graduated from Catherine Laboure Special Education Program at St. Frances Cabrini Church, Bensonhurst, June 18. As teachers said goodbye to the class of 2015, they were preparing for a change of location next fall.
Catherine Laboure Special Education Program Class of 2015
The Catherine Laboure Special Education Program for the Diocese of Brooklyn’s Class of 2015: Top, from left: Christine Odessa, teacher; Damion Sessing; Kayooe Rostant; Jabari Marshall. Middle, from the left: Nicole Kuse, teacher; Mary Nafash, principal; Jourep Diaz; Jermaine Perry. Bottom, from left: Gabrielle Rasmussen, Tiffany Thomas, Emily Delfino, Tabitha Bryant. Not pictured: Nathanael Meilke.
