Parents, choosing educational excellence is one of the most profound decisions you can make for your child’s future! At DRVC, we are excited to introduce the Morning Star Initiativeβan encompassing endeavor that embodies the core pillars of our Catholic school philosophy. With an unwavering commitment to fostering a robust Catholic culture, achieving academic excellence, nurturing a safe and supportive community, and boasting a longstanding history of school success and establishment, we invite you to explore the transformative opportunities that await your children within our halls! Diocese of Rockville Catholic Schools not only set the stage for comprehensive growth, but also establish a foundation for lifelong Catholic evangelization rooted in faith, knowledge, and community.
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β¨ Catholic Education is Within Reach β¨ Apply for Financial Aid through the Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation by April 30th!
Sending your child to a Catholic elementary school is an investment in their future and education. However, tuition costs can be a challenge for many families. That is why we are excited to invite families in need to apply for financial aid through the Tomorrowβs Hope Foundation
Catholic School Students Participate in the Seaford Community Blood Drive Poster Contest! π¨
Students from St. William the Abbot School in Seaford participated in the Seaford Community Blood Drive Poster Contest this week! SWS winners were honored at the Annual Blood Drive, hosted by the Lions Club of Seaford on Saturday, February 12th, 2023.
Highlights of Catholic Schools Week on Long Island! ππ»
Our schools had a wonderful week celebrating the beauty and excellence of Catholic education! Take a look below at some of our favorite moments, activities, and celebrations that were captured this week!
Students Give Back during the Holiday Season π π
Thank you Long Island Catholic Elementary School students for reminding us of the spirit of the season! Merry Christmas to you!
“Give something, however small, to the one in need. For it is not small to one who has nothing. Neither is it small to God, if we have given what we could.”
-St. Gregory Nazianzen
National Catholic School Principal’s Appreciation Day π€
In the United States, the third Thursday of November of each year is dedicated to celebrating Catholic School Principals. This week, Catholic students across all of Long Island showed appreciation for these joyful, hard-working leaders. Take a look below to see how these grateful students showed their appreciation!