Bourgade Catholic High School is a high school whose mission is to educate the hearts and minds of students in the Catholic tradition and, in partnership with families, to be servant leaders and stewards of the Gospel. Here’s the history behind this incredible school that has a 27-acre campus with [...]
Seton Catholic Preparatory opened as a parish school named Seton Catholic High School for St. Mary’s Church, which had many migrant and farming families. Foundation Seton Catholic High School was founded in 1954 in Chandler, Arizona by Father Joseph Patterson. In its first several decades, the Sisters of Charity of [...]
St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School opened its doors in September of 1959 in a temporary building in Maryvale, a part of West Phoenix. Foundation St. Vincent de Paul Catholic School was founded by Vincentian priests and the Daughters of Charity, whose charism is service to the underserved. Four Daughters [...]
School News -- Seton and St Peter's A Partnership of Faith and Culture For students on the Gila River Reservation, a Catholic high school education could only be a dream. Established in 1935 St. Peter’s Indian Mission School on the Gila River Reservation in Bapchule provides a Catholic education for [...]
Preparing Students for Heaven and College Each school year begins with excitement, energy, and new opportunities to take a school community to the next level. This is certainly the case at Notre Dame Preparatory in Scottsdale. NDP principal Mrs. Jill Platt is ready to continue the momentum from last year [...]
By Lennon Audrain Ninety-three thousand. That number is the number of students who have received scholarship support from Catholic Education Arizona since 1998. It is an incredible number; we are grateful for both the support we get and for the opportunity to provide the support that we do. And this [...]
By Lennon Audrain While St. Gregory Catholic School is typically full of happy students all year round, right before Christmas it was full of some “Gleeful” fourth to eighth graders and some “Grumpy” preschool to third graders. It was not the upcoming season that made the students this way, but [...]
