Our Catholic schools are centered on the Gospel, focused on spiritual, academic and personal growth for all who seek to learn and grow.
Our schools develop students to be lifelong learners and critical thinkers who serve and lead those around them. Catholic schools serve both the faith community and the common good of society by educating students to become active and caring members of their communities, cities, nation, and world. The Diocese of Cleveland’s 107 Catholic schools serve nearly 40,000 students in the eight counties surrounding Cleveland and Akron. To learn more about Catholic high schools in the Catholic Diocese of Cleveland read our ACAD Directory.
Our schools educate as partners with parents to “build an educational relationship with each student, who must feel welcomed and loved for what he or she is, with all of their limitations and potential.” - Pope Francis
Frank O'Linn, Secretary for Education and Superintendent of Schools
(216) 696-6525 x 1059
This inclusive initiative launched in schools across the diocese incorporates fundamental change into the school community that creates flourishing environments for all students.
Catholic Schools Week is an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States. Schools typically observe the week with Masses, open houses and other activities for students, families, parishioners and community members.
Tuition assistance is available at the diocesan level and often locally though the school or parish. Thanks to the generosity of donors throughout the diocese, assistance is available to over 3,000 students each year.
With care and expertise, Nutrition Services is committed to providing a nourishing meal that meets or exceeds USDA guidelines.
This is an annual report that provides information and data about student performance and achievements from the 107 schools located within the diocese.
Catholic schools offer a holistic development that strengthens a person’s gifts and talents to grow spiritually, academically and personally.
Child & Youth Protection
Our promise to protect, our pledge to heal.
To report an abuse, please contact local law enforcement and:
Kathleen McComb, Victim Assistance Coordinator
Response Services – 216-334-2999
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