Arlington diocese schools celebrate Catholic Schools Week 2024
From dressing like a teacher to charity fundraising to spelling and religion bees, schools celebrated Catholic Schools Week 2024 across the Arlington diocese Jan. 28-Feb.
From dressing like a teacher to charity fundraising to spelling and religion bees, schools celebrated Catholic Schools Week 2024 across the Arlington diocese Jan. 28-Feb.
Education trends come and go over the decades, but the popularity and enduring legacy of the spelling bee is one constant that has remained. Some
The term “homeschool” might bring to mind the image of a mother, seated with her children around the kitchen table, spending her day working with
The Prince William Chapter of the Catholic Business Network honored two outstanding Catholic educators from Prince William County through its annual Catholic Teacher Awards at
St. Anthony of Padua School in Falls Church marks its 70th anniversary this year. In preparation for Catholic Schools Week Jan. 28-Feb. 3, the school
Seven students from St. Paul VI Catholic High School in Chantilly competed in DECA’s District Leadership Conference Dec. 2. DECA is an organization that prepares
Seton School’s spring musical, “White Christmas,” will have a new director, but continue long-term traditions. Mary Kate Vander Woude (Seton class of 2007) steps into
Linton Hall School in Bristow received a gift of $250,000 from the Bayliss family of Gettysburg, Pa., to establish the Everett H. Bayliss Sr. Memorial
The STEM Lab at Saint Timothy Catholic School in Chantilly has become a hub for hands-on learning. On any given day, students can be seen
Diocesan high school athletes have signed commitments to play sports at various colleges. Two high schools sent the Catholic Herald their lists. Bishop O’Connell High
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