The past three days, where we honor our beloved saints and pray for departed souls, can be referred to as the triduum of Hallowtide. Catholic schools are exceptionally busy during Hallowtide - balancing the societal demands of Halloween, as well as recognizing the sanctity of All Saints’ Day and All Souls’ Day. From pumpkins and trunk ‘r treats to pilgrimages and plenary indulgences, our schools have a lot to share.

Meet Lola, the newest addition to the All Saints Academy staff!

Article by Matthew Ehler at Grand Haven Tribune 
Photo by Heather Abram

The staff at St. Mary’s School in Spring Lake will be checking their doppler radar early and often this year. Their student radar, that is. 

In defense of women and children, vote 'NO' on Proposal 3 (formerly 'Reproductive Freedom for All').

“I came to work for the Office of Catholic Schools so I could be a part of the mission to educate as many young people as possible in the faith,” says Elaina.

Our superintendent of Catholic Schools shares the latest happenings and how kids can enroll.

500+ Catholic school faculty and staff from our 31 schools gathered together at Cathedral Square to start the academic year with joy.

School leaders and teachers recently participated in a two-day training on restorative practices presented by All Belong Center for Inclusive Education.

A 2002 WC graduate, Mrs. Annable has dedicated much of her career to Catholic education.

President Ken Rasp is proud to share a remarkable academic accomplishment by MCC students.