While the girls were in New York, the rest of the school gathered to watch their classmates on TV.

Using some plastic sheeting, duct tape, a garbage bag, and a fan, students built a planetarium to learn about constellations.

Bishop Walkowiak celebrated Mass and visited students in their classrooms.

Students enjoy coming up with new ways to brighten someone else’s day, adding to a project that started last year.

We recently asked parents what their children are learning in their Catholic school.

This new home for the early childhood programs at DPA's St. Joseph campus allows for offering high quality, year-round child care to the Wright Twp. community.

A hallmark of Catholic education in the Diocese of Grand Rapids is the welcoming community where every child is honored and celebrated.

Our mission is rooted in Christ, who calls us to value and love all people, no matter their faith or culture; anyone can find strength and meaning in our schools. 

This spirit of community extends even to when school is not in session, as shown by this testimonial from Steven Kelley, a parent at Trinity Catholic Elementary School:

When we asked parents how their entire families are benefitting from their child being in a Catholic school, they expressed a clear appreciation for having faith as a part of their childrens’ daily lives, including in every school subject.

We recently asked parents how their Catholic schools’ co-curricular activities are helping their children grow.

We recently asked parents how their child’s Catholic school has helped him or her grow closer to God.