Benefits
Considering a Catholic School
for your child?
Our Catholic school employees have hearts of stewards; they give of their time, talent and treasure every day. They demonstrate faith, knowledge, commitment, dedication, and professionalism. They answer God’s call to serve.
The Office of Catholic Schools is under the direction of the superintendent who is also a diocesan managing director. The office also includes a director of Catholic school services, a director of curriculum and instruction as well as a Catholic schools coordinator. The boards of trust administrators (pastors) and the trust advisor (superintendent) have oversight and direction of the Catholic elementary schools in service of the trustee (bishop). The superintendent supervises professional and support staff in consultation and cooperation with board of trust administrators.
Who and How We Serve
- Four counties: Armstrong, Fayette, Indiana, Westmoreland
- 10 Catholic elementary schools
- 2 junior-senior high schools
- 78 parishes
- 252 full and part time faculty and administrators
- 72 percent of Catholic school student population is Catholic
Considering a Catholic School
for your child?
Our Catholic school employees have hearts of stewards; they give of their time, talent and treasure every day. Our certified and support personnel facilitate the education of our Catholic school children at compensation rates below that of surrounding school systems, but show results that excel in comparison. They demonstrate skills, commitment, dedication and professionalism. They demonstrate a call to serve. This stewardship brings life to our children and our employees, alike.
The Office for Catholic Schools is under the direction of the diocesan managing director and superintendent, Maureen Marsteller. The office also includes a diocesan director of Catholic school services, as well as a coordinator. The boards of trust administrators (pastors) and the trust adviser (superintendent) have oversight and direction of the Catholic elementary schools in service of the trustee (bishop). The superintendent supervises professional and support staff in consultation and cooperation with board of trust administrators.
Who and How We Serve
- Four counties: Armstrong, Fayette, Indiana, Westmoreland
- 10 Catholic elementary schools
- Two Catholic middle schools
- Two Catholic high schools
- 75 parishes
- 87 percent of Catholic school student population is Catholic
- 340 full and part time staff, state certified
1. MORE LIKELY TO GRADUATE FROM COLLEGE
2. HIGHER AVERAGE SAT SCORES
3. HIGHER READING AND MATH SCORES
4. LOWER COST THAN OTHER PRIVATE SCHOOLS
5. SERVICE-ORIENTED
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