Catholic Schools Ready if Coronavirus Delays In-person Return in Fall
With continuing uncertainty about how the Coronavirus will affect the usual return to classrooms...
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Category: Catholic Schools
Marian Catholic High School Gets Interim Leader
Father Allen Hoffa has been named Interim Head of School at Marian Catholic High School. The search for a permanent principal will begin soon.
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St. John Neumann Regional School Will Open for 2020-2021 School Year
In a letter from the priests of the three parishes that sponsor St. John Neumann Regional School...
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St. Theresa Elementary School, Hellertown, to Close at End of School Year
The decision was made only after a great deal of analysis, deliberation and prayer.
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Priests Turn to Comedy to Keep Homebound Kids Engaged
“It’s our way of delivering a life lesson or two, and showing that everyone can have fun, even in the midst of this trying time,” said Father Anthony Mongiello, pastor of St. Anne, Bethlehem.
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St. Joseph the Worker Advancement Director Honored
Lisa Geosits, St. Joseph the Worker School’s director of school advancement, has been selected as...
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School Bells Ring Online Around Diocese
All students in the Diocese’s schools, in grades K through 12, receiving formal instruction via laptops, iPads, smartphones, or through prepared paper packets of lessons if they do not have access to technology.
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Students Raise Thousands for Kids with Cancer
About 325 students of Notre Dame High School, cheered on by an estimated 1,000 parents, alumni, teachers, staff, and students of partner elementary schools, recently raised nearly $115,000 in a 24-hour Mini-THON® to benefit pediatric cancer patients.
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BECAHI Grad Receives Track Team Honor at Notre Dame
Photo courtesy of Notre Dame Athletics For the third time this season, thrower Rachel Tanczos has...
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St. Joseph the Worker Parish Blood Drive for Student
The Orefield parish had its best blood drive ever when 118 donors turned out to help a 4-year-old preschool student at the parish school who has been diagnosed with leukemia.
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Nationally Known Speaker, Author, to Offer Public Programs on Bullying
A nationally known author and expert on school bullying will give a series of presentations for parents and children at Catholic schools around the Diocese of Allentown. The programs are free and open to the public.
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