Here's a look at the class of 2017, by the numbers.

Catholic schools in the Diocese of Grand Rapids invite participation in diverse activities that encourage exploration, creativity and the pursuit of personal potential.

"From the students' creativity to the dedication of my educational colleagues, to the spiritual guidance of our clergy, I am at home in my Catholic school classroom."

"Teaching at a Catholic school is God's plan for me, and I am thankful each day for having this opportunity."

Catholic Central's capella choir sang "Mistress Named Music" with Eric Church on stage.

The students participated in Salmon in the Classroom, a program that offers the chance to observe the salmon life cycle.

West Catholic has again been recognized by the Washington Post as one of the country's most challenging high schools.

See pictures of Mass, the May crowning, and the VIP brunch.

Catholic schools in the Diocese of Grand Rapids are welcoming communities where each student feels safe, honored and celebrated.

Releasing the rosary balloons was part of VIP Day at IHM, with the theme of "Our Mother Mary and Me."