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Schools to add religious assessment test this year

Hoping to better determine knowledge of the Catholic faith among students...
Parish, community support benefits school upgrade projects

Catholic schools of the Diocese of Trenton are employing varied ways to ensure their students..
New program a ‘game changer’ for Catholic schools

“This really is amazing, it’ll be a game changer for our schools,” said Dr. Vincent de Paul Schmidt...
School year begins with state mandates to keep school communities safe

In response to public health directives regarding the pandemic and in an effort to keep students, teachers and staff healthy, Catholic schools in the Diocese of Trenton, like their public school counterparts,
Bridging the Gap: Staying ahead of the academic, social curves key for summer programs

Guarding against learning loss between spring and fall has long been important to help keep students prepared...
A New Day for TCPA

For the Trenton Catholic Preparatory school family, the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony July 27 provided the opportunity for school families, alumni and supporters to reflect on their past and look toward their future.
Knowles embraces new role in Catholic Schools Office

Though Michael Knowles’ appointment to associate director of school development and operations in the diocesan Department of Catholic Schools is new, working in Catholic education certainly isn’t.
Outgoing CBA president recognized by Diocese, school community

The Diocese of Trenton and Christian Brothers Academy community feted the legacy of their outgoing president during two liturgies celebrated this June.
Superintendent: Masks optional in Catholic schools this fall

Dr. Vincent de Paul Schmidt, diocesan superintendent of Catholic Schools, released a memo June 30 updating the use of face masks in Catholic schools in the Diocese of Trenton for the upcoming school year.
During funeral Mass Coach McKenna remembered as man who ‘found Jesus and fell in love’

In baseball, a hook slide is a technique that a player will use in which he will ...
Catholic schools mark eighth grade graduations

A strong academic foundation, recognition for accomplishments and excellence, celebrating the benefits of Catholic education, and a return to normalcy
Monmouth University celebrates Baccalaureate Mass

Catholic campus ministers and students of Monmouth University, West Long Branch, celebrated their accomplishments and praised God for his guidance during their academic career at the school’s annual Baccalaureate Mass held May 18 in St. Michael Church, West End.
Lakewood’s GCU honors nearly 675 with degrees

Over four ceremonies on May 19-20, Georgian Court University, Lakewood, celebrated its 450 bachelor’s degree and nearly 225 master’s degree graduates from August and December 2020 and May 2021.
Words of Wisdom

Each year, commencement ceremonies offer the opportunity to celebrate the accomplishments and shared experiences of the graduating class.
Baccalaureate Masses, Services keep grads’ focus on God

In southern coastal Monmouth County, a dozen or so churches compose the Manasquan Area Ministerium that has worked to successfully sustain a 136-year-old annual tradition. Every year during graduation season, the ministerium invites all graduating seniors from Manasquan High School to attend a Baccalaureate Service where they are prayerfully acknowledged for their academic achievements.
Prepared for the next leg of life’s journey

In June of 2021, as the new Superintendent of the Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Trenton, I was honored to be asked to say a few words at the graduations of our high schools.
With prayer and thanksgiving, the Class of 2021 strides confidently into the future

In ceremonies joyful and bittersweet, heralding the next steps on a journey of faith and hope, graduates across the Diocese of Trenton celebrated the successful completion of their Catholic high school education.
Longtime teacher remembered for dedication, ‘unique creativity’

Prayers, love and support of the community accompanied the family of Lara H. Enright May 18 at a memorial service held at J. Allen Funeral Home, Morrisville, Pa. ...
School superintendent thanks parents and educators, announces full return to school in fall

Following an unprecedented year of pandemic-related challenges, the Diocese of Trenton’s school superintendent issued a letter to parents thanking them for their partnership and commending Catholic schools’ faculty and staff for their commitment and resiliency.
St. Jerome students continue 65-year May Crowning tradition

Holding on to a rope, St. Jerome School students formed a Living Rosary ...
St. Rose student embraces faith, positivity, hard work on recovery journey

Undeterred by the strenuous task of physical therapy, Sam Jarmer continues to rebound from the life-changing injury he endured nearly two years ago.
Lincroft teacher's boxed food ministry a big success

Inspired by knowing that those who need help are often hesitant to reach out, St. Leo the Great School second-grade teacher Bridget Matthews began the Angels Sharing Boxes project.
Repurposing spaces helps schools create in-person learning environments

The atmosphere around St. Gregory the Great Parish and Academy these days ...
NDHS breaks ground on new field, promising partnership

The April 26 groundbreaking of a new turf field at Notre Dame High School, Lawrenceville, ushered in both a new partnership and added opportunities for college-bound athletes.
Bishop continues tradition of congratulating eighth-grade graduates

Catholic school eighth-graders from around the Diocese will receive an early graduation gift: a Crucifix, from Bishop David M. O’Connell, C.M.

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