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013120 CSWCatholic Schools Week is a national celebration of Catholic education and an opportunity to recognize the importance, the value, and the contributions of Catholic education to the Church and the world. Catholic Schools Week is sponsored by the National Catholic Educational Association.

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Students at Asheville Catholic School welcomed two Dominican Sisters from the Nashville Dominicans who met with each class to talk about their vocation as a religious Sister and to answer the children’s questions to kick off Catholic Schools Week
Students at Asheville Catholic School welcomed two Dominican Sisters from the Nashville Dominicans who met with each class to talk about their vocation as a religious Sister and to answer the children’s questions to kick off Catholic Schools Week
Learn more about the Sisters at nashvilledominican.org. (Photos via Facebook)
Learn more about the Sisters at nashvilledominican.org. (Photos via Facebook)
Learn more about the Sisters at nashvilledominican.org. (Photos via Facebook)
Learn more about the Sisters at nashvilledominican.org. (Photos via Facebook)
Bishop McGuinness High School Peer Ministers dressed up for Mass to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. (Photo via Facebook)
Bishop McGuinness High School Peer Ministers dressed up for Mass to celebrate Catholic Schools Week. (Photo via Facebook)
This year’s theme, “Catholic Schools: Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.” encompasses several concepts that are at the core of what it means to be a Catholic school
This year’s theme, “Catholic Schools: Learn. Serve. Lead. Succeed.” encompasses several concepts that are at the core of what it means to be a Catholic school
Immaculate Heart of Mary School students celebrated the nation Jan. 27 and the role Catholic schools play in preparing our students to be good citizens. (Photos via Facebook)
Immaculate Heart of Mary School students celebrated the nation Jan. 27 and the role Catholic schools play in preparing our students to be good citizens. (Photos via Facebook)
Immaculate Heart of Mary School students celebrated the nation Jan. 27 and the role Catholic schools play in preparing our students to be good citizens. (Photos via Facebook)
Immaculate Heart of Mary School students celebrated the nation Jan. 27 and the role Catholic schools play in preparing our students to be good citizens. (Photos via Facebook)
Students from Immaculata School spoke at the Masses Jan. 24 and 25 to kick off Catholic Schools Week. (Photo via Facebook)
Students from Immaculata School spoke at the Masses Jan. 24 and 25 to kick off Catholic Schools Week. (Photo via Facebook)
In honor of the men and women that serve our country and our community, the Our Lady of Grace School Singers Choir performed the National Anthem, and the OLG Social Skills Club hosted a breakfast reception for our guests. (Photos via Facebook)
In honor of the men and women that serve our country and our community, the Our Lady of Grace School Singers Choir performed the National Anthem, and the OLG Social Skills Club hosted a breakfast reception for our guests. (Photos via Facebook)
Sacred Heart School students and faculty dressed up as book, TV, or movie characters for Catholic Schools Week. (Photo via Facebook).
Sacred Heart School students and faculty dressed up as book, TV, or movie characters for Catholic Schools Week. (Photo via Facebook).
St. Gabriel School choir sang at the parish’s Vigil Mass to start Catholic Schools week. (Photos via Facebook)
St. Gabriel School choir sang at the parish’s Vigil Mass to start Catholic Schools week. (Photos via Facebook)
St. Gabriel School choir sang at the parish’s Vigil Mass to start Catholic Schools week. (Photos via Facebook)
St. Gabriel School choir sang at the parish’s Vigil Mass to start Catholic Schools week. (Photos via Facebook)
Kindergarten and fifth-grades at St. Patrick School in Charlotte spent a morning during Catholic Schools Week making Snackwell snack bags, which will be sold during lunches for $1, to raise money for the Cross Catholic water project. (Photos via Facebook)
Kindergarten and fifth-grades at St. Patrick School in Charlotte spent a morning during Catholic Schools Week making Snackwell snack bags, which will be sold during lunches for $1, to raise money for the Cross Catholic water project. (Photos via Facebook)
Kindergarten and fifth-grades at St. Patrick School in Charlotte spent a morning during Catholic Schools Week making Snackwell snack bags, which will be sold during lunches for $1, to raise money for the Cross Catholic water project. (Photos via Facebook)
Kindergarten and fifth-grades at St. Patrick School in Charlotte spent a morning during Catholic Schools Week making Snackwell snack bags, which will be sold during lunches for $1, to raise money for the Cross Catholic water project. (Photos via Facebook)
Our Lady of the Assumption School kicked off Catholic Schools Week by taking an active role in the Our Lady of the Assumption Church 11 a.m. Mass. (Photos by Tom Barsanti)
Our Lady of the Assumption School kicked off Catholic Schools Week by taking an active role in the Our Lady of the Assumption Church 11 a.m. Mass. (Photos by Tom Barsanti)
OLA School Band and student guitarists added their talents to the celebration of the Liturgy. (Photos by Tom Barsanti)
OLA School Band and student guitarists added their talents to the celebration of the Liturgy. (Photos by Tom Barsanti)
Eighth graders at Holy Trinity Middle School mads sandwiches as a service project for the homeless. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Eighth graders at Holy Trinity Middle School mads sandwiches as a service project for the homeless. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Eighth graders at Holy Trinity Middle School mads sandwiches as a service project for the homeless. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Eighth graders at Holy Trinity Middle School mads sandwiches as a service project for the homeless. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Officer Peter Grant, a Charlotte Catholic High School alum, spoke at a school wide assembly about social media safety. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Officer Peter Grant, a Charlotte Catholic High School alum, spoke at a school wide assembly about social media safety. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Officer Peter Grant, a Charlotte Catholic High School alum, spoke at a school wide assembly about social media safety. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Officer Peter Grant, a Charlotte Catholic High School alum, spoke at a school wide assembly about social media safety. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Officer Peter Grant, a Charlotte Catholic High School alum, spoke at a school wide assembly about social media safety. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Officer Peter Grant, a Charlotte Catholic High School alum, spoke at a school wide assembly about social media safety. (Photo provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Asheville Catholic and Immaculata Catholic schools renewed their mountain-area rivalry, competing in boys and girls basketball during Catholic Schools Week. (Photos provided by Father Christian Cook)
Asheville Catholic and Immaculata Catholic schools renewed their mountain-area rivalry, competing in boys and girls basketball during Catholic Schools Week. (Photos provided by Father Christian Cook)
Bishop McGuinness High School alumni readers returned to St. Pius X School in Greensboro to read to the younger students. (Provided photo)
Bishop McGuinness High School alumni readers returned to St. Pius X School in Greensboro to read to the younger students. (Provided photo)
The principal of Immaculata, Ms. Margaret Beale, also coaches the ICS girls team. (Photos provided by Father Christian Cook)
The principal of Immaculata, Ms. Margaret Beale, also coaches the ICS girls team. (Photos provided by Father Christian Cook)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
St. Ann School in Charlotte celebrated Catholic Schools Week with a student/teacher volleyball game in the gymnasium. St. Ann School band students provided pep music during the game.(Photos by SueAnn Howell, Catholic News Herald)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
At its Open House on Jan. 28th Our Lady of Mercy had an extraordinary turnout of Latino families interested in joining the Mercy family. (Photos provided by Tara Hackman, Enrollment Coordinator for the Piedmont Area Catholic Schools.)
St. Gabriel School’s annual prayer card contest is one of the highlights of its Catholic Schools Week events. This year’s winners are Catalina Lizarazu (prayer) and Hannah Pepitone (illustration).
St. Gabriel School’s annual prayer card contest is one of the highlights of its Catholic Schools Week events. This year’s winners are Catalina Lizarazu (prayer) and Hannah Pepitone (illustration).
The beautiful work reflects the themes of “Learn, Serve, Lead, Succeed”. Pictured with the students are Principal Michele Snoke and Father Richard Sutter. (Provided by Darby McClatchy)
The beautiful work reflects the themes of “Learn, Serve, Lead, Succeed”. Pictured with the students are Principal Michele Snoke and Father Richard Sutter. (Provided by Darby McClatchy)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
Catholic Schools Week at Sacred Heart included a recognizing community leaders and the Annual Bible Bowl Quiz. (Photos provided by Robin Fisher)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
St. Mark School had an all school Mass Jan. 29 to celebrate faith appreciation day for Catholic Schools Week. Father Patrick Winslow, vicar and chancellor of the Diocese celebrated the Mass, which was a votive Mass for St. Joseph (Provided by Amy Burger)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
Scenes from Catholic Schools Week at Holy Trinity Middle School. (Photos provided by Lisa Michalski-Gilkey)
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112219 SMCS teachersGASTONIA — Three St. Michael School teachers recently received grants to support instructional resources and programs in the classroom from Pisgah ARP Church. Pictured are Virginia Baxter, STEM; Marisol Betances, second grade; and Kristen Levine, music.
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