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.
With 107 Catholic schools to choose from, your ideal Catholic school is right around the corner!
St. Vincent-St. Mary, Immaculate Heart of Mary compete in national NASA Student Launch Challenge; April 11, 2024
‘God always fulfills his promises,’ bishop tells Benedictine community; April 11, 2024
Bishop Woost celebrates Mass, visits St. Brendan School; March 28, 2024
St. Anthony of Padua, Akron presents ‘What a Week for Jesus’; March 28, 2024
Spotlight on Schools shines light on special Lenten presentation, blessed teen; March 28, 2024
Our Lady of Angels School marks centennial with Mass, visit from bishop; March 20, 2024
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