Shannon King, secretary at St. Charles Borromeo, recently received the Faith-Based Office Professional Award given out by the Michigan Association for Non-public Schools.

As students graduate from high school, they are often reflective of their experiences. The graduation speeches delivered at St. Philip Catholic Central High School by their students highlighted what their time meant to them and what an impact the family and community surrounding them had on their lives.

More than 30 percent of students from Battle Creek Area Catholic schools’ (BCACS) community come from underrepresented racial and cultural groups. Administrators believe this vibrant diversity is a gift to BCACS, though they recognize it also comes with a challenge.

Hackett Catholic Prep's Men's Track team competed in the Division 4 state championship meet on Saturday, placing 1st overall with a total of 51 points.

Sarah Guzzo, senior at St. Philip Catholic Central in Battle Creek has signed an appointment to join the United States Military Academy at West Pointe and will also join their track team.

Immaculate Conception Catholic School received recognition for giving back to the community through their school's fundraising efforts.

The Office of Schools is in the process of creating a new strategic plan to help guide our 22 schools over the next three to five years. Focus groups are being held to help with the process.

During Catholic Schools Week the Office of Schools held a contest to hear from students how their Catholic education has impacted their lives. The top five essays are available to be read here!

A student at Battle Creek Central High School tells his story about the difference a Catholic education and community have made in his life.

St. Monica Catholic School has spent the 2017-18 school year celebrating 60 years of academic excellence and faith formation in the Kalamazoo community. Find out more about the exciting activities and events the school has done to celebrate Catholic education.

St. Rose of Lima Catholic School marked 100 years of education in the Hastings community. The Hastings Banner interviewed current principal, Lori Pearson and Sister Ursula who has been a part of the community for the last 32 years.

The MHSAA highlights graduate Hope Baldwin and the impact high school athletics has had on her. It also showcases her award winning essay that has her named National Scholar-Athlete of the Year.

Hope Baldwin, a 2017 graduate from Hackett Catholic Prep was selected as the top Female Scholar-Athlete for the State of Michigan by the MIAAA. She proceeded to be named the Section IV Female Scholar-Athlete of the Year and then went on to win the National Scholar Athlete of the Year Award! She also recently was selected as the prestigious Wooden Cup Award winner by the Athletes for a Better World Organization!