Dear School Employees, Parents, and Stakeholders, As you know by now, there was a school shooting in Nashville yesterday. The Office of Catholic Schools has been in contact with our schools throughout theRead More
Brittany May from Our Lady of Mount Carmel Catholic School, Newport News, was presented with the Elizabeth Ann Seton Award for Excellence in Catholic Education on April 27 at the Roslyn Conference andRead More
Couple’s commitment way to keep late granddaughter’s ‘spirit alive in this world’ It all started with a little girl named Arabella. She was shopping with her grandmother, Kathleen Brower, when she saw aRead More
The following members of the Class of 2022, as determined by the principals of their respective high schools, have each received a $1,500 Walter Gannon Diocesan Scholarship. The criteria are that students mustRead More
The following students have received the distinction valedictorian and salutatorian at their respective schools: BENEDICTINE COLLEGE PREPARATORY Valedictorian: The 2022 valedictorian for Benedictine College Preparatory School is Michael Morrisey. Michael has a 4.617 GPA.Read More
First-time participants at global event earn Rising All-Stars Award St. Bridget Catholic School’s robotics team competed in the FIRST LEGO League World Championship in Houston last month. Throughout the year, 24,000 teams fromRead More
For Immediate Release: December 23, 2021 Catholic Diocese of Richmond Completes Sale of Holy Cross Regional Catholic School Property (RICHMOND, Va.) – The Catholic Diocese of Richmond has completed the sale of propertyRead More
Presents education option for military children, immunocompromised A little more than 200 years after the founding of the Diocese of Richmond, Connor White, a 17-year-old high school junior from Chesapeake, is set toRead More
Monday morning, Nov. 1, Bishop Barry C. Knestout celebrated Mass at All Saints School, Richmond. During his homily, Bishop Knestout told students, teachers and staff that saints lived by virtues, e.g., kindness, patienceRead More
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