Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland educate the minds and hearts of nearly 40,000 students each day, partnering with parents to serve their children from preschool through high school.
Rooted in a personal encounter with Jesus Christ, Catholic schools in the Diocese of Cleveland educate children to foster Community, embrace Service, and proclaim the Gospel.
Follow the links below to learn more about how Catholic schools educate students from preschool through high school.
Catholic elementary schools outperform Ohio’s public schools in every grade level!
Click HERE to learn more about this latest achievement and read the latest Catholic elementary school Academic Progress Report.
With 108 Catholic schools to choose from, your ideal Catholic school is right around the corner!
‘Caring for God’s Creations’ was theme for annual diocesan STREAM competition; April 8, 2025
Trinity High School awarded $750,000 grant from The Howley Foundation for career certification programs; March 31, 2025
St. Ambrose students have ‘out of this world’ experience with astronauts; March 13, 2025
Spotlight on Schools shines on Incarnate Word Academy’s STEAM program; February 27, 2025
St. Aloysius School students get up-close look at parish church; February 2, 2025
St. Vincent-St. Mary redesignated as Ohio’s only STEM Catholic high school; February 3, 2025
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