December was an especially good month of service to the greater community by Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria with both the “We Care Week” and “Adopt-a-Family” projects. “We Care Week” is a diocesan initiative to support Catholic Charities. This year, Ireton supported the Gabriel Project for women and children.
Those 8 million school-age Hispanic Catholic children will play a significant role defining the present and the future of Catholicism in the United States. We cannot afford to take them for granted. As a church, we cannot lose them.
Students show off their technical prowess and learn more at the event for middle and high schoolers.
Once a month, Sacred Heart Academy in Winchester offers Curbside Cuisine.
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The Associated Press recently named Katie Ledecky the Female Athlete of the Year after balloting by U.S. editors and news directors.
Bishop Michael F. Burbidge fields student questions during Catholic Schools Week visit.
The National Catholic Educational Association has issued a new edition of Parish School: A History of American Catholic Parochial Education from Colonial Times to the Present.
Screenings are a chance for parents to learn about Salesian spirituality and build community.
The student club ranks top 150 in North America and top 12 in the Mid-Atlantic.
Susana Juarez Rodriguez won an award last fall, but the real winners were the 500 children in a remote Mexican village who received needed school supplies thanks to her collection drive.
