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What does HOPES mean?

What is HOPES? The HOPES (Help Our Parish Elementary Schools) Collection is held every September, and this year will be taken on September 22nd and 23rd....

It’s All Fun and Games and Faith-Filled Learning

In this blog, we’re going to give you some ideas on how to keep your little vacationers engaged and enjoying their summer break while learning more about the faith....

“What I Did on My Summer Vacation:” The Movie

So why not get a head start on that with a summer project that will allow your child to star in his or her very own movie? ...

3 Ways to Help Your Child Learn During Summer

It’s that time of the year again: School’s out for summer. During break there will be times when, as a parent, it will be important to direct your child’s attention back to learning....

Why Parents Choose Catholic School? – Part 2

Why Parents Choose Catholic School? – Part 2...

“Are We There Yet?”: 4 Tips for Surviving Family Vacation

In this blog, we are going to offer some tried-and-true tips to make your vacation relaxing and enjoyable for the whole family. ...

The FEAR in “Fear of the Lord” Part Two

The FEAR in “Fear of the Lord” Part Two...

Catechesis for Children with Special Needs

Catechesis for Children with Special Needs...

Second Annual Archdiocesan Women’s Conference

Woman is the World’s Harmony: Second Annual Archdiocesan Women’s Conference...

Schoolwork, Extracurricular Activities, and Springtime

We all understand why schoolwork is important, but sometimes it’s difficult to see the benefits of extracurricular activities....

The Importance of a STREAM Curriculum

In this blog, we want to talk more about the benefits that a STREAM academy offers your young learner’s mind and soul....

Let’s Talk: Why Should You Choose a Catholic Education?

This is probably the most frequently asked question by parents considering a Catholic school education for their children....

Concluding the School Year - Resources for Schools

The beginning of May and the blossoming of the magnolia buds signal the fast approaching end to our academic year. ...

The FEAR in “Fear of the Lord” Part One

The Old Testament idea of Fear of the Lord (FOTL) is often misunderstood in ways that can do real damage to our understanding of Catholic (and other Christian) faith. ...

Comics, Graphic Novels, and Learning

Educators at all grade levels are incorporating comics and graphic novels into the classroom to enhance and promote student learning across the curriculum....

Resources for an Awesome Spring Break

Spring Break may be here, even if spring, the season, has not yet gotten the memo....

SOLVING THE MYSTERY OF MARKETING TO MILLENNIALS

SOLVING THE MYSTERY OF MARKETING TO MILLENNIALS...

Have you heard about the V Encuentro?

Have you heard about the V Encuentro? Have you been part of the V Encuentro?...

Journaling for Kids

In this blog, we’re going to look at a fun, no-pressure way for your young scribe to start practicing writing that even the most reluctant writer can enjoy....

Lenten Activities for the Whole Family

n this blog, we are going to present ways that you and your children of any age can honor this holy time together. ...

La cultura Hispana en las celebraciones de Cuaresma y Semana Santa

la cultura Hispana/Latina en las celebraciones de Cuaresma y Semana Santa...

Hispanic/Latino culture and Lent and Holy Week celebrations in the US

The richness of the Hispanic/Latino culture provides cultural diversity of our Catholic faith. ...

Make Time for Reading - National Literacy Month

In the hands of great teachers, we certainly see how technology can transform learning for students. ...

6 Winter Snacks to Chase Away the Winter (Hunger) Blues

We’ve put together a list of some of our heavenly treats to eat during these frigid winter months....

Keeping Kids Physically Active in the Winter Season

We’re going to look at some engaging winter activities that may just get the whole family off the couch....

Catholic Schools Week Collaborative Feeds the Hungry

To observe Catholic Schools Week and acknowledge the importance of Catholic Social Teaching, two New Haven Area Catholic Schools collaborated in a project to feed the hungry...

More Than Just Giving Up Sweets: How to Prepare for Lent as an Adult

Many suggestions on how to prepare for lent this year. ...

#RelationshipGoals – A Millennial’s Guide for Dating

But dating today is not what it was just a decade ago. How does one “date” nowadays?...

A New Catholic “STREAM” School

A New Catholic “STREAM” School to Be Formed on the East Shoreline...

3 Resources for Awesome Playdates on a Budget

All of these games can be set up with household items or ones you can find at the dollar store. So without further ado, here are three resources for awesome playdates on a budget. ...

Catholic Schools Week 2018: Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.

We strive for greatness here in our Catholic Schools. Each day our board members, principals, teachers, staff, and other school community members put their full hearts and souls into forming the leade...

Catholic Schools: Coding and Robotics in the Classroom.

See what the schools are doing with robotics and technology. ...

Helping Teens Develop a Unique Prayer Style: An Artistic Option

How can we be creative in helping teens pray?...

Coming Home to the Meaning of Christmas

In this blog we are going to look at some ways that the whole family can revisit their faith and spend quality time together...

‘Twas the Weeks Before Christmas: 5 Tips for Keeping Your Child Focused

Hints to help keep your young learner focused on learning amongst all the cheer....

Christmas Decorating: A Family Affair

When you think about the Christmas season, one of the things that comes to mind is decorating....

The Christmas Novena That Isn’t a Novena

The Christmas Novena That Isn’t a Novena...

November 1: All Saints Day

Wednesday, November 1, 2017, is All Saints Day, also known as the Feast of All Saints. On this day, Catholics honor the saints who have been recognized by the Church as well as all of the faithful wh...

Welcoming International Students to Catholic Schools

In our very own Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford, the doors are open to all faith, ethnic, and cultural backgrounds. This is even more true as we enroll and welcome international studen...

6 Tips for Re-establishing a Homework Routine

Now that summer is officially over and students are back-to-school, homework begins to move into high gear. Which means establishing a routine for completing homework now will guide your child year-ro...

4 Ways to Ease Your Child’s Fear About Natural Disasters

In our corner of the world, we are very fortunate to live in a place where we haven't had to worry too much about natural disasters, but this is not true for many of our sisters and brothers around t...

Reaching Out To Our Hispanic Neighbors

Reaching Out To Our Hispanic Neighbors What are the most effective ways to welcome the growing Hispanic population into our Catholic schools and parishes? ...

Life Lessons: How to Tackle Peer Pressure and Bullying

Unfortunately, growing up can come with peer pressure & bullying from other students. But, as active members of the Catholic school community, we have always promoted core values and taught our young ...

Great (and Good for You) After-School Snacks

What can you do to keep your hungry student energized and happy after school, with a healthy dinner only a few hours away? Check out these delicious after-school snack suggestions!...

The Benefits of eBooks in the Classroom

As technology progresses and more and more textbooks are available online, lugging around those heavy books is becoming a thing of the past. In this blog we are going to take a look at the benefits of...

Setting Goals for the New Academic Year

Now that your child has begun to settle into the new school year, it’s a great time to work with him or her on setting goals for the upcoming ten months — both personal and academic....

A Community of Catholic Women: The Inaugural Women’s Conference

Recently, a curious mind inquired of me: why a Women’s Conference? My immediate response was simple: because community matters....

Creating a Welcoming School Atmosphere

In an article in Education World, Gary Hopkins provides great ideas for creating a welcoming school environment to attract prospective families and retain current ones. Many of these ideas could be ad...

On Being a Missionary Disciple

On Being a Missionary Disciple...

Back to School Shopping: Need Vs Want

It’s almost time to go back to school and that means it’s time to begin back-to-school shopping. Determining what your child needs versus what they actually want is the first test of the school year, ...

Great (and Good For You) Summer Treats for Kids

Because we know that energetic summer activities can really build up an appetite, in this blog we want to talk about one of our favorite things: treats. ...

Spiritual Growth During Summer Vacation

The schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford teach more than academics; our curriculum educates the mind, body, and soul. So, how can we keep our young learners’ spiritual growth and connection to the c...

Adult Survival Guide for Summer Vacation

As parents, you love summer vacation for the extra quality time it allows you to have with your children. But let’s be honest, some days having them home may be a little overwhelming, especially as Au...

Faith-Based Schools Matter. Here’s Why

Faith-Based Schools Matter. Here’s Why by John Schoenig is the senior director of teacher formation and education policy for the University of Notre Dame's Alliance for Catholic Education....

The Nine Content Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Website

The Nine Content Mistakes That Can Wreck Your Website...

Virtual Workshops™ 2017 for Teachers and Catechists Series

Liturgy Training Publications: Virtual Workshops™ 2017 for Teachers and Catechists Series...

Forming Catholic School Administrators - Part One

With a 4 part series the topic of the role of Catholic school principal will be explored in light of Pope Francis’ call for missionary discipleship...

A Sincere Thanks ...

A sincere thank you to all those that participated in last year's 2016 HOPES Collection for our elementary schools. We ask for your generosity again this year on September 23 and 24 as the 2017 HOPES ...

Planning the Perfect Family Movie Night

Summer is a perfect time for movies, and movies are a great way to spend quality time with your children. But with all of the movies coming out for the season, how do you know which ones are right for...

5 Edu-vacation Spots in Connecticut

Sometimes the best vacations are edu-vacations: ones that are learning experiences and don’t require much travel. Whatever you call them, you are sure to find some amazing places to visit in our very...

Avoiding Summer Brain Drain

School’s out for the summer, but that doesn’t mean that your child has to take a break from learning. In fact, it's an ideal time for exciting, hands-on activities that are so fun your child won’t eve...

5 Steps to Tech-Free Summer Fun

We love technology. In fact, even those who grew up during the pre-internet age can’t imagine living without it now. However, every once in a while it’s good for your children (and you) to unplug, esp...

Reflections of a Catholic School Administer and Dad

Elementary school principal contemplates his son’s enrollment in the school he attended and now administers. Enjoy his reflection on all that he gained from his Catholic school experience and his hope...

5 Activities for Wrapping Up the School Year

The countdown to the end of the school year has begun, and it can come with a mix of emotions....

Celebrating Pentecost

On June 4, we celebrated the moveable feast of Ascension Day. Now, 10 days later, we celebrate Pentecost, which is also a moveable feast......

The Celebration of Graduation

Graduation is a rite of passage, a symbolic transition in a student’s academic journey that sets him or her on the path to the next stage of life....

The Importance of Parent Playdates

What’s a good way to combine your child’s socialization with your own? A parent playdate....

Las Comunidades Hispanas Viven el V Encuentro.

La comunidades de fe hispano/latina de la Arquidiócesis de Hartford han respondido al llamado del Papa Francisco y de la Conferencia de Obispos de los Estados Unidos con el proceso del V Encuentro....

Best of Barron

Best of Bishop Barron 6th Week of Easter, Year I...

The Changing Face of our Schools and Parishes

The face of Catholic schools and parishes is changing. Discover how to create a warm, welcoming, and culturally responsive environment that will ultimately result in a growing – and enhanced – parish ...

Catholic Biblical School (CBS) Classes Announced

Classes for CBS are announced for first year students, classes for all other years also posted on the website. ...

The Leadership Academy: A Teacher’s View

We all have a definition of a great teacher and maybe have had one in our school experience. One of our teachers, aspiring to be an administrator, writes an article that sincerely and meaningfully des...

Remythologizing the Myths - Chapter 2: Part 3

Remythologizing the Myths: Genesis Chapter 3: Part 3: Adventures Gone Sideways cont.....

Remythologizing the Myths: Chapter 2/ Part 2

Remythologizing the Myths: Genesis Chapter Two Adventures Gone Sideways ...

Remythologizing the Myths: Chapter 2

This is the fourth installment in a story-series focusing on Genesis. "Stay tuned," so to speak, for another episode later this week....

Remythologizing the Myths: Chapter 1/ Part 3

Remythologizing the Myths: Genesis Chapter One: Beauty, Truth, Goodness, Unity, Diversity...part 3...

Remythologizing the Myths: Chapter 1/Part 2

Remythologizing the Myths Chapter One continued...Beauty, Truth, Goodness, Unity, Diversity Inspired by Genesis 2...

Remythologizing the Myths: Chapter 1/Part 1

Remythologizing the Myths. Chapter One: Beauty, Truth, Goodness, Unity, Diversity Inspired by Genesis 1 ...

Remythologizing the Myths: A Preview

The Bible Blog will begin retelling some biblical stories in short mythic segments. They will not replace scripture reading but intend to bring out underlying themes....

Archdiocesan Bible Studies Thriving!

Making Sense of the Bible continues to "make sense" for faith communities across the Archdiocese of Hartford. ...

5 Tips for Finding Success, Not Stress, During Finals

Before you and your family begin the summer festivities, your child has to make it through finals. Here are some tips that you can pass on to help them get through exam time as successfully and stress...

In Celebration of Ascension Day

On the 40th day after Easter Sunday, Jesus appeared to his disciples, ascended into Heaven and was seated at the right hand of God. The day commemorating this miracle is called Ascension Day, or Holy ...

Leading the Next Generation: Parents as Role Models

As soon as your child is born, you become their whole world: their caregiver, their teacher, their family. Throughout their life, your child will look to you for guidance whether it be for behavior, b...

Finding the Right Summer Camp for Your Child

With summer vacation approaching, you may have started thinking about how you’re going to keep your kids busy on their multiple weeks off. Finding the right summer camp, might just be the answer....

Living the Word through Service

Living the Word through Service ...

Favorite Bible Bits

Favorite Bible Bits...

Congratulations CBS Graduates of 2016

Congratulations CBS Graduates of 2016!!...

Mercy Blooms in the Bible Where You Least Expect It

CBS student's experience as a catechesist....

Making Sense of the Bible

Ten parishioners in New Milford are the first to complete the newest Hartford Catholic Biblical School program, Making Sense of the Bible (CBS 075)...

How You Can Help Your Child Live by the Golden Rule

Whichever variation of the Golden Rule you know, it always has the same meaning: Treat others as you would like to be treated. It’s a simple rule that nearly everyone knows, but unfortunately, not eve...

Exploring History Through Museum Visits

History is one of the four strands that make up the exceptional social studies curriculum in the Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford. Yet the classroom isn’t the only place to learn about...

5 Tips for Helping with Homework

As a parent, you want to do everything you can to make sure your child is successful in his or her studies. Because we want to support you in every way we can, we’ve come up with some helpful tips for...

Easter Family Fun for the Whole Family

Easter is here, so we’ve put together a bunch of activities that you can do with children of any age to celebrate the holiday....

What You Need to Know About Kindergarten

It seems like your baby was just learning to crawl yesterday, and now it’s time to enroll him or her in kindergarten. ...

Catholic Culture: Taking Care of Mother Earth

There are plenty of little lifestyle changes, also referred to as green living, that will benefit our planet’s health....

Kid-friendly, Safe Science at Home

The Science Health and Wellness curriculum in our Catholic schools is an integral part of a well-rounded education....

A Year of Growth: Being Realistic About Resolutions

Not long ago, you made your New Year’s resolutions with determination, promising yourself that you would stick to them this year. How are you doing so far?...

5 Ways to Honor Lent

On March 1, we’ll come together in observance of Ash Wednesday, the first day of Lent. The following 40 days, not counting Sundays, will represent the time Jesus spent in the wilderness, resisting te...

How to Rekindle Your Child’s Love of Learning

As we move through the first few months of the New Year, this is a great time to rekindle your child’s love of learning....

The Benefits of Catholic School Kindergarten

Deciding which type of school is right for your child is an extremely important responsibility that you have as parents, and you want to make the very best choice....

5 Ways to Reconnect with Your Faith in 2017

Let’s make 2017 the year we all reconnect to our faith on a daily basis. How do we do this in the midst of our nonstop lives? Here are some ideas....

Catholic Schools Week 2017

Every year, beginning the last week of January, Catholic schools across the nation celebrate Catholic Schools Week, a time to specifically honor the amazing work our schools do in educating the mind,...

4 Ways that Attending Church is Great for Your Health

Indeed the spiritual component of church attendance is clear, but there have also been numerous psychological benefits that people get when they attend weekly Mass....

Our Catholic High School Collection

During the weekend of January 21 and 22, we will be holding the 2017 Catholic High School Collection in the Archdiocese of Hartford. ...

Learning Math in Real Life

Odds are that you’ve heard your child say, "When am I ever going to have to use math in real life?" while doing his or her homework. You may even have said the same thing before you became an adult an...

How to Talk to Children About the News

These are troubling times with all the violence and ugliness happening all over the world. Children, who are often more observant than we give them credit for, are going to look to you for assurance a...

How Religious Education Classes Benefit Young Children

During the week, students who attend the schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford get to experience Catholic culture integrated throughout the curriculum. While on weekends, we offer Continuing Catholic...

Writing Resources for School and Beyond

We know that you are a major influence in your child’s education, and we want to keep providing great resources for you to help your child learn at home. In this blog, we're going to look at some reso...

Religious Education Throughout the Archdiocese of Hartford

Our academic curriculum is rooted in the notion that lifelong learning advances the development of the whole person, and our Religion classes within the school day serve as additional guidance in fait...

Budget-Friendly Kids Lunches

The schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford offer well-balanced, healthy lunches to all of our students. But sometimes, nothing beats a good homemade lunch. We've got some great suggestions for your ki...

5 Tips for Staying Connected in the 21st-Century Family

In today’s fast-paced digital society, families sometimes find it challenging to spend quality time together. At the schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford, we understand this struggle and have come u...

Teaching Culture & Religion Through Picture Books

It is never too early to start your child on the path of Catholic learning, and one great way to introduce him or her to the faith is through picture books....

Take Action with Catholic Relief Services

At the heart of every Catholic education, and one of the things that distinguishes it from that of a non-faith-based one, is our focus on community service....

Learning: There’s an App for That

There are so many apps available that can benefit your tech-savvy young learner, but choosing just a few is hard. That's why we’ve chosen a few of our favorites....

How to Get Back into the Swing of the New School Year

The new school year is upon us, and we have some great tips for getting even your most reluctant-to-let-go-of-summer student quickly back into the swing of things....

Our Graduates Have Something to Celebrate

A celebrated 100% of Catholic school seniors in the Archdiocese of Hartford graduate, with 99% pursuing further education and training....

Keep Your Student Learning Over Summer Vacation

Kids can lose two to three months of math and reading progress over the summer vacation. Here are some ways to keep them learning during the break. ...

FAQ for Prospective/Current Parents

Choosing an education for your child is one of the most important decisions you will make as a parent....

Catholic Education Fun Facts

We can tell you that Catholic schools have been providing superior education for decades, but we can also show you how the results obtained by outside agencies support our claims. ...

Introducing the OEEC

You may notice that something looks a little different around here. What was previously the Office of Catholic Schools is now called The Office of Education, Evangelization and Catechesis (OEEC). ...

How to Be a Merit Scholar

Qualifying as a Merit Scholar is quite an honor, and having 15 students from the high schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford recognized in a single year is testament to the quality of education our sc...

How Sports Can Enhance Learning

The schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford understand that physical activity and athletic competition are keys to every student’s well-being, and we have integrated them into every one of our programs...

How Fine Arts Can Benefit Your Child

One of the things that has always separated a Catholic education from a non-faith-based one is our belief in educating the mind, body, and soul. ...

Using Social Media Safely and Responsibly

We understand that modern technology offers our students opportunities that we could have never imagined possible. This digital world influences the way they learn, the way they communicate, and the o...

Outstanding Standardized Test Scores in the Archdiocese of Hartford

Academic excellence is measured by much more than standardized test scores. However, it’s difficult to talk about the schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford without reflecting on our students’ achieve...

Serving the Community During Summer Vacation

With summer vacation just around the corner, we want to share additional service resources that will offer opportunities for your entire family to go out and make a real difference in the community....

Help for Helping with Math Homework

Sometimes, you may need a little help helping with homework. With this in mind, we have created a page on our website that hosts webinars covering trending and need-to-know topics aligned with our 20†...

Reaching the Reluctant Reader

If your young learner is a reluctant reader, don’t panic and don’t give up. First, find out why your child doesn’t like to read....

How to Be a Superintendent’s Summa Scholar

The Superintendent’s Summa Scholar Award, embodied in an engraved medallion, recognizes high school seniors who will be graduating in the top 5% of their class based on their cumulative grade point av...

Catholicism in Today’s Faith-Based Schools

The schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford foster a culture of educational excellence through critical thinking skills, innovative & rigorous curriculum standards, a global perspective – focusing on m...

Building a Culture of Mercy

In celebration of the spiritual and corporal works of mercy, the schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford have compiled videos from our staff and students that demonstrate how we are building a culture ...

Building a Better Tomorrow Through Catholic Community

In this blog, we are going to take a look at some of the specific resources we offer to help people to build a better tomorrow for themselves and others....

Catholic Schools Week: Communities of Faith, Knowledge and Service

National Catholic Schools Week is really a great way of bringing everyone together to celebrate and honor the values and truths that make up the foundation of a Catholic school education....

How to Stay Active in the Catholic Community

Catholic identity & community are almost synonymous, when you enroll your child in a Catholic school, you immediately become part of our family. Once you’ve joined us, here are some great ways to stay...

Lifelong Learning: In the Classroom and Beyond

A wise man named Socrates once said, “Education is the kindling of a flame, not the filling of a vessel.”... A sign of an excellent education isn’t just the delivery of knowledge, but also the instilm...

Pope Francis on Catholic Education

Pope Francis values education...In 2014, the Pope expressed his firm belief that parents should have the right to choose a “moral and religious education” for their children. ...

Religious Curriculum in Elementary School

When you make the decision to send your child to a Catholic elementary school, you are setting him or her upon a journey of superior lifelong learning, both academic and spiritual. ...

Religious Education: Truths and Values to Live By

In today’s ever-changing society, it is our duty as parents and educators to prepare our children to face the unique moral challenges they will come upon in life. It is also up to us to educate the wh...

Catholic Culture Across the Curriculum

What really makes a Catholic school stand out is that Catholic culture is integrated throughout every aspect of the program, designed to educate your child’s mind, body and soul....

Choosing the Right School in the Archdiocese of Hartford

In the public school system, zoning decides which school your child attends. On the other hand, if you send your child to a faith-based school, it is up to you to choose where she or he goes....

Catholic Schools: Who is Teaching Your Child?

Why do these requirements matter to you? Well, because the reason you send your child to Catholic school is so she or he can receive an exceptional, above-standard curriculum with an emphasis on moral...

The Benefits of a Catholic School Uniform

“You are not wearing that to school!” Does this sound familiar? Getting your child up and ready for school can be challenging without having an argument over what she or he is going to wear....

Why Do Catholic Schools Teach Ethics?

Ethics. That’s a loaded word, but what does it mean? Merriam-Webster Dictionary defines ethics as “rules of behavior based on ideas about what is morally good and bad.”...

Religious Learning at Home

A Catholic education begins at home. That said, as a parent, your role as teacher shouldn’t stop when your child begins school. In fact, the more she or he will look to you for guidance on how to live...

Rising Above: Catholic Curriculum Standards

There is so much talk about new academic curriculum standards that it could make your head spin. Sure society is constantly changing and the education system needs to change with it, but why fix what ...

Catholic Schools: Technology in the Classroom

When the Pope has his own Twitter account, you know we’re living in a digital world. On a daily basis, our children are confronted with technology from every direction: smartphones, video games, YouTu...

Benefits of Catholic School

A Catholic school education is so much more than high test scores and graduation rates — although those are certainly remarkable parts of it....

Simple Savings: Cost Effective Tools for Faith-Based Schools

When you enroll your child in a Catholic school, you are making a huge investment in your young learner’s education well beyond the classroom....

Why Catholic Schools Are Big Supporters of Community Involvement

Our classrooms are filled with children from different cultural, socioeconomic, and faith backgrounds, all working together....

Welcome to the Family

When we bring our families together, we create a virtuous, loving community that leads to a more humane and just world. No matter what that family looks like....

Parents: We NEED You!

We know you’ve worked hard to instill core values in your child, teaching right from wrong and the value of education, and we know that your lessons didn’t stop...

Which Type of School Is Right For Your Child?

Getting an education is the basic right of every child, but having that right does not guarantee that the type of school your budding scholar attends will be the best fit for him or her. ...

How to Select a Good School: Checklist for Parents

Not only is this choice essential for intellectual and spiritual growth, but it also provides the lifelong learner with the necessary skills to excel....

Helping Your Child Transition from Public to Faith-based School

You’ve chosen the perfect school for your child’s needs and completed the enrollment process. Now comes the actual transition and the start of an exciting new adventure!...

Creating a World of Good

We all have a mission in life, and that is to do our part in creating a world of good. Core values matter to us and we know they matter to you. ...

The Reason Why My Child Goes to Catholic School

What better way to see why Catholic school is an excellent choice for your child than by hearing from actual parents of Catholic school students and former students, themselves!...

How Religious Teachings can Enhance Learning

Catholic schools integrate rigorous academic curriculum with the teachings of Catholic tradition, providing a superior, well-rounded educational experience....

Choosing a School: Why Religion Matters

Public schools are federal institutions with a standard hierarchy. Individual school principals report to the superintendent and the district office....

Why You Should Choose Catholic Schools

The Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford believe in educating the whole person — mind, body, and soul. ...

Ways to Prepare for Catholic School

The Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Hartford believe that a rigorous, well-rounded education should be available to everyone and they welcome students of all faiths, ethnic groups, and socioeco...

Public vs. Faith-Based Schools

Why would you send your child to a faith-based school rather than a public school? How different can the education be? School is school, right?...

3 Questions to Ask Before You Enroll Your Child at School

A crucial aspect of selecting a school is to make sure the one you are choosing is best suited to your child’s individual needs....

How Catholic School Can Brighten Your Child’s Future

What is one of the most important things you can do to ensure your child’s bright future? ...

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