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Catholic Schools Week -Lighthouse Special Edition 2017
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The Diocese of Victoria is home to thirteen Catholic schools that are a positive alternative to public schools. Catholic schools provide a quality education in a Christian environment.
The purpose of Catholic education is to draw or lead people of all ages into communion with God and others through a deeper understanding, experience and practice of one’s faith. This is accomplished by providing students with an academic curriculum that is unique, contemporary, and apostolic.Catholic Schools: F.I.R.S.T. - Class Education ... for life!©
~ Faith - Integrity - Respect - Scholarship -Tradition~
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F.I.R.S.T. -Class News
New Feature!
The Office of Catholic Schools is excited to launch a new feature to our website. F.I.R.S.T. Class News will highlight newsworthy stories about our Catholic schools in the Diocese of Victoria. Our stories will promote the significance of our tagline, "F.I.R.S.T.-Class Education for Life" through news about those attributes of Faith, Integrity, Respect, Scholarship and Tradition.
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Latest F.I.R.S.T.-Class News
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July 18
As the new school year approaches, the new school principals (aka PIPS-ters - Principal Induction Program of Support) attend a second day-long orientation training led by Dr. John Quary, Superintendent of Schools, at the Chancery in Victoria. The session covered many topics including: diocesan policies, procedures, school handbooks, curriculum, safety issues, Safe Environment policies, enrollment trends, marketing, teacher qualifications, human resources, and many more. In attendance were the following PIPS-ters pictured here: (seated L to R) Megan Schott (Director of Academics, St. Joseph HS, Victoria), John Gilley, IV (President, St. Joseph HS, Victoria), Justin Matias (Principal, Our Lady of Victory, Victoria), (standing L to R) Angela Kupcho (Principal, Holy Cross, Bay City), and Matt Wilson (Head of School, The Atonement Academy, St. Antonio).Read More
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