With the rise of remote learning and the announcement that schools would be closed for the remainder of the academic year, Milwaukee archdiocesan Catholic schools are digging deep to provide students of all ages the tools they need to meet their academic, spiritual and developmental milestones.
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF At St. Joseph Parish School in Grafton, the last day of the school year is [...]
KAREN MAHONEY SPECIAL TO THE CATHOLIC HERALD While students, teachers and most staff are hunkered down in their homes during [...]
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF The Milwaukee Archdiocesan Council of Catholic Women is working to make Catholic high school education [...]
As public and private schools all over the state of Wisconsin have closed their doors indefinitely to slow the spread of COVID-19, teachers have had to adapt quickly to an online model of instruction.
Making sure their students are well-fed and able to focus on the important work of their education is something that’s been important to Siena Catholic Schools since its foundation.
Seton Catholic Schools in Milwaukee has stepped up to provide free breakfast and lunch for students in need at each of their schools.
A partnership between St. Anthony School and Cardinal Stritch University is expediting the training to certify teachers in English as a Second Language.
COLLEEN JURKIEWICZ CATHOLIC HERALD STAFF In a nationwide contest where more than 17,000 votes were cast, two teachers who serve [...]
The Padre Serra tournament is moving to Marquette University High School, with the boys tournament tipping off Thursday, March 12, and the girls tournament beginning Saturday, March 14.