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At OLA, a Spanish teacher uses food to bring traditions and culture into the classroom.

A Santo Niño student continues his tradition of gathering Winter supplies for the homeless.

Risen Savior preschool students celebrate the first "Preschool Mass" at their parish.

The Promise For Our Future 5K Run/Walk breaks last year's attendance record at St. Pius X.

The St. Pius X Academic Decathlon team headed to Bloomington, Minnesota, where they competed against 650 other students from the US, UK, and China.

Holy Ghost Catholic School is the first school in New Mexico, and the first Catholic school in the nation, to earn the National Certificate for STEM Excellence

Recently, the students of Santo Niño Regional Catholic School did a project in 3rd and 4th grade to learn more about the history of their Catholic faith.  The students were to research a parish around the Archdiocese and create a diorama of the church.

After the children heard the story of St. Juan Diego and Our Lady of Guadalupe, they created their own tilmas.

The engineering program at St. Pius X High School thrives on its engineering lab modeled on a sister lab at Stanford University. Key to its success is parent volunteer Max Barela, an equipment technician at Intel.

The month of February is dedicated to the Holy Family. Here at St. Therese Catholic School we celebrate the family all year long! Family is more than the biological family. It’s also classmates, teachers, staff, parish members and members of our community. Being family means being engaged in your community and caring about those around you. 

St. St. Mary’s is located in the heart of Albuquerque and continues the legacy of the Sisters of Charity, the founders our school in 1893. With a history of over 100 years of excellence, St. Mary’s continues their legacy by developing Christ-Centered Catholics, Life-Long Learners and Responsible Citizens.

STEM, a curricular focus on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math, is the latest educational initiative to prepare students for the job market of the 21st century. Religion and Art are included in STEM at Holy Ghost Catholic School (HGCS). To incorporate STREAM into teaching and learning at HGCS, STEMscopes, a STEM curriculum recently developed by Rice University, was adopted in 2016 to provide hands-on learning opportunities for students. Continuing to pursue academic excellence, teachers at HGCS are also working toward STEM Teacher Certification with NISE, the National Institute for STEM Education.

In December , Holy Cross held its annual Jesus Jamboree for all students and siblings.

Holy Child is singularly focused on raising saints and scholars, children who love their Catholic faith and love to learn.  The curriculum includes Latin, poetry, great literature, science, and a rigorous math program, all of which are in service of the greater goal of exposing the children to the Good, the True, and the Beautiful.  Responding to the increasing momentum and excitement of the growth of classical schools across the country meant that the school had outgrown its current facilities.  

Annunciation Catholic School offers music to every student, from PreK through 8th grade. Students explore music through movement, singing, listening, playing instruments, literature, and technology. It is through these mediums students can discover the many concepts of music, like structure, texture, timbre, and composition.

The St. Thomas Aquinas School community has been greatly blessed with a two month visit from the beautiful, joyful and hopeful Sr. Luciana D’Cruze, a Religious Sister Filippini novice.

“The Catholic Experience of God also occurs within community, a community that is universal and inclusive, which includes the communion of saints.”  This communion and community is what we all share at the school.  

The Archdiocese of Santa Fe Office of Catholic Schools held their 2nd Annual Promise for Our Future 5K Run/Walk. They proudly welcomed over 260 participants to the St. Pius X High School Campus for a beautiful morning.

Gonzalez said, “We are faced with decisions every day at which time we can decide to be fully committed, or All In.” He encouraged all at the dinner to commit, to be “All In” for our children and Catholic education.