International Day at St. Michael celebrates cultural traditions
January 26, 2023
St. Michael School in Annandale hosted an International Day in the cafeteria Jan. 21 that included music, dancing and a fashion show.
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Keeping the faith: Working in Catholic schools is a joy and a calling, say teachers
January 25, 2023
When her three children were growing up, Sue Gibbons and her family moved overseas every few years for her husband’s job, living in such far-flung
Monday morning live
January 24, 2023
Students anchor the announcement show at diocesan schools.
Catholic school enrollment increases this school year, NCEA report says
February 16, 2022
WASHINGTON — Catholic school enrollment increased for the first time in two decades this school year, according to a preliminary report released by the National Catholic Educational Association Feb. 14.
School’s program helps get class rings to students who can’t afford them
February 3, 2022
BALTIMORE — Alice Chen wasn’t expecting to receive a class ring at Mercy High School in Baltimore this school year.
Hackathon success
January 28, 2022
Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria hosted its fifth annual hackathon, HackBI. The student-run event focuses on learning new computer science skills at workshops, collaborating in teams and competing.
Student-actor recognized
January 28, 2022
Junior Evan Owen garners one of five awards for All Saints Catholic Church’s production of ‘HONK!’
Where are they now?
January 28, 2022
The Catholic Herald asked some well-known former principals to reflect on their recent transition to retired life.
Backpack buddies
January 27, 2022
Food insecurity is a serious issue in Northern Virginia, according to the St. Lucy Project, a diocesan Catholic Charities initiative, which aims to combat the problem any way it can. Sometimes that means giving local public school kids secret bags filled with food on Fridays so they don’t go hungry over the weekend.
Academy to become K-12
January 27, 2022
Chelsea Academy in Front Royal, which teaches grades 4-12 in the Catholic liberal arts tradition, will add kindergarten through third grade for the fall of 2022. The expansion will make it the only independent K-12 Catholic school in the Shenandoah Valley.
