West/Northwest Private School Directory

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The “Private School Directory” is published twice a year.The guide is organized by the Specialty Publications Department

of The Community Press/The Community Recorder.Questions and comments can be sent to Editor Melissa Hayden

c/o The Community Press/394 Wards Corner/Loveland, OH 45140or e-mail [email protected]. Or call 248-7121.

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Saint James is proud of itscommitment to excellence span-ning over 160 years. Dedicationto high academic standards hasalways been a hallmark of SaintJames.

Modern educational methodsand technology are utilized tofully prepare our students forhigh school and beyond.

The school’s chalkboards havebeen replaced with electronicSMART Boards and over 200computers are available for stu-dents school-wide.

Students receive weekly com-puter instruction and make use ofthe online program Edline to trackhomework and check grades.

Beyond innovative uses oftechnology, junior high studentstake Spanish.

Coming next year, Saint Jameswill unveil a renovated Sciencelab. This newly designed lab willenable students to focus onSTEM skills: Science, Technology,Engineering, and Math.

Even with these improvedchanges, a few of their mosttreasured traditions will neverchange. The tradition of excel-lence carried on through genera-tions of White Oak families hasremained steadfast.

St. James’ pride in strong aca-demics is rooted in a Catholicvalues-based education.

Saint James is truly one of thepremier schools in our area. Thestudents ranging from kinder-

garten through eighth grade con-sistently score in the top 10 per-cent of national standardizedtests.

Having recently been awardedour fourth National Blue Ribbon,we became the only elementaryschool in the nation to achievethis honor.

Saint James is now acceptingenrollment for students in allgrade levels from K-8 for the2010-2011 school year.

Contact the school office todayat 741-5333 to schedule a tourand to pick up registration infor-mation.

For more information, visit theWeb site at www.StJamesWO.org.

Saint James School – A tradition of excellence

Dedication tohigh academicstandards hasalways beenthe hallmark ofSaint James.

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Bethany555 Albion AvenueGlendale, 771-7462

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 240Religious affiliation:Mission of the Sisters of theTransfigurationwww.bethanyschool.org

Calvary Academy11970 Kenn RoadSpringdale, 674-9600

K-4 through grade 12Enrollment: 100Religious affiliation:United Pentecostalwww.thecalvarychurch.com

Central Montessori Academy1904 Springdale RoadSpringfield Township, 742-5800

Infant through grade sixEnrollment: 120Religious affiliation: Nonewww.centralmontessoriacademy.com

Cincinnati Christian Schools7350 Dixie HighwayFairfield, 874-8500

Preschool through grade six7474 Morris RoadFairfield, 892-8500

grade seven through 12Religious affiliation: Non-denominationalwww.cincinnatichristian.org

Cincinnati Country Day School6905 Given RoadIndian Hill, 561-7298

Age 18 months throughgrade 12Religious affiliation: Nonewww.countryday.net

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy 11525 Snider Road Sycamore Township, 247-0900

PreK through grade 12Enrollment: 1460Religious Affiliation: Non-denominational

www.chca-oh.org Tuition:4,995 PK 7,995 Kindergarten8,995 First and second9,995 Third and fourth11,495 Middle school11,995 High schoolScholarship/FinancialAssistance Available: YesTeacher/Student Ratio: 1:17Percent Going to College: 100Hot Buttons: CHCAunleashes a passion in stu-dents to learn, lead andserve. With academics

Private School DirectoryOur community’s private schools are rich in tradition and quality education. Students at private schools get a lot from their

education - a sprit of giving back, a respect for education and a deeply rooted value system.Editor’s note: Below is a list of private schools in the area and pertinent information about them. They are listed in alphabetical order. If you have questions about the informationin this list, please contact Melissa Hayden, specialty publicationseditor at 248-7121 .

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For years, many havecasually passed the cor-nerstone of the St. MichaelSchool building, perhapsnever noticing the year1927 stamped into theconcrete. Originally atwo-floor, four-classroomschool housing 85 chil-dren, St. Michael Schoolhas historically met itsgoal of graduating stu-dents rooted in theCatholic faith.

This exceptional faithcommunity, housed inSharonville, Ohio, contin-ues its mission and isstronger and more effec-tive than ever.

Officially stated, themission declares that, "St.Michael School is part of afaith community whichgives witness to theGospel message of Jesus.We provide a safe andnurturing environment inwhich each child can fullydevelop his/her potentialspiritually, academicallyand socially. The schoolcommunity is dedicatedto making responsibledecisions based on respectfor all people. We work as

a team to build a commu-nity of believers in whichwe pray, work, learn andlaugh together."

Fully committed to theacademic strength of itsstudents, St. MichaelSchool offers educationalprograms accredited bythe state of Ohio, forkindergarten througheighth grade.

The school is a memberof the Archdiocese ofCincinnati and is fullyaccredited by the OhioCatholic School AccreditingAssociation. Two class-rooms for each grade levelexist with a teacher/pupilratio of 16:1. Full and half-day kindergarten classesare offered

An extensive numberof curriculum-enhancingprograms are present atSt. Michael School includ-ing Spanish courses forgrades 1-8. In addition,math enrichment, remedi-al reading and readingenrichment are offered.Students with specialneeds obtain caring sup-port through the expertiseof an intervention special-

ist, speech pathologist andschool psychologist.

Additional character-building programs for St.Michael students includea strong athletic programpromoting good sports-manship and Christianvalues, and a studentcouncil program promot-ing leadership skills forolder students.

An active D.A.R.E pro-gram, in cooperation withthe Sharonville PoliceDepartment, promotesgood decision-making,while the parent-taughtEverybody Counts! pro-gram instills empathy forthe disabled.

St. Michael is an ever-evolving establishmentoffering a faculty focusedon achievement andmoral growth, with theadded vigor of dedicatedfamilies and a supportiveparish community.

St. Michael School isthe kind of place whereparents want to send theirchildren, and a placewhere the alumni are,indeed, sending their chil-dren.

Graduating studentsrooted in Catholic faith

grounded in biblical prin-ciples, teachers that nur-ture the love of learning,and a full complement ofathletic, fine arts and serv-ice opportunities, CHCAstudents soar.

Cincinnati Waldorf School5555 Little Flower AvenueWinton Place, 541-0220

Preschool through gradeeightEnrollment: 209Religious affiliation: Non-denominationalwww.cincinnatiwaldorf-school.org

Corryville Catholic School108 Calhoun StreetCincinnati, 281-4856

Preschool through grade eightEnrollment: 180Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.corryvillecatholic.org

Elder High School3900 Vincent AvenuePrice Hill, 921-3744

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 900Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.elderhs.org

Hillside Christian Academy5554 Muddy Creek RoadWestern Hills, 451-37774255 Ashland AvenueNorwood, 451-3777

K-3 through grade 12Religious affiliation: Baptist

Holy Family3001 Price AvenuePrice Hill, 921-8483

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 180Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.hfschool.org

John Paul II9375 Winton RoadSpringfield Township, 521-0860

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 482Religious affiliation:Catholicjpiics.org


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In a technology-drivensociety, dominated byelectronic conversationand a friend-filled cyber-world, one often losessight of the importanceand comfort of goingplaces where people reallydo know our name.

At St. AloysiusGonzaga School inBridgetown, staff and fac-ulty make it a point toknow not just their stu-dents’ name but familiesas well. St. Al’s offers aca-demic excellence andextra-curricular optionstypically found at bigger

schools while its smallsize and accessible stafffoster a welcoming atmos-phere that has created alearning environment inwhich both children andfamilies feel comfortable.

St. Al’s academic repu-tation is built on its smallclass sizes, child-centeredatmosphere and skilled,caring teachers. The fall2009 standardized teststaken by St. Al’s studentsplaced them in the top 10percent in the nation inmath and reading scores.Integrated technology, ahands-on science lab, and

the well-stocked, automat-ed library all contribute tothis academic excellence.Underlying the curricu-lum is a strong Catholicfocus on faith, service,morality, and discipline.

St. Al’s offers studentsnumerous options toenhance their academicexperience, including theAccelerated Reading pro-gram, Science Olympiad,Young Authors, It’sAcademic, Junior HighSpeech Contest,Geography and SpellingBees, as well as school-wide community service

projects. St. Al’s staff rec-ognizes the diversity andimportance of students’nonacademic interests aswell, offering many extra-curricular options toencourage this explorationand growth. Theseinclude a comprehensiveathletic program whichhas produced city andstate championship teams,a drama club, dance class-es, Boy and Girl Scouts,Environmental Club andChildren’s Choir.

This school year St.Al’s initiated a weeklyenrichment program to

encourage cognitive andsocial development tosupport academic learn-ing. Students chose from arange of activities includ-ing a book club, knitting,chess club, art enrichment,and cooking. All gradelevels spend one classperiod in enrichment eachFriday.

To learn more aboutthis small school with bigpossibilities, call 574-4035or visit www.saintals.org.Registration for the 2010-11 school year is almostcomplete with limitedopenings in some grades.

St. Al’s: A small school offering big possibilities

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La Salle High School3091 North Bend RoadWhite Oak, 741-3000

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 771Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.cincinnatilasalle.net

McAuley High School6000 Oakwood AvenueCollege Hill, 681-1800

Grades nine through 12Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.mcauleyhs.net

Mother of Mercy High School3036 Werk RoadWestwood, 661-2740

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 496Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.motherofmercy.orgTuition: $7,975Scholarships/Financialaid available: YesTeacher/Student ratio: 1:12Percent going to college: 100Hot buttons: A NationalBlue Ribbon School ofExcellence, Mercy is proudof its long tradition of aca-demic excellence and isalways striving to offerMercy students the verybest possible in education.Mercy welcomes its firstpresident, KirstenMacDougal, who looks for-ward to leading the waywith Mercy's outstandingacademic programs, state-

of-the-art technologyopportunities and award-winning fine arts, sportsand co-curricular activities.

Mount Notre Dame High School711 E. Columbia AvenueReading, 821-3044

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 760Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.mndhs.org

Our Lady of Grace2940 W. Galbraith RoadGroesbeck, 931-3070

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 700Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.olgcs.org

Our Lady of Lourdes School5835 Glenway AvenueWestern Hills, 347-2660

Kindergarten through

grade eightEnrollment: 383Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.lourdes.orgTuition: 2009/2010 Inparish $2600 + Fees $50-$150 per student, Out ofParish Fees $50-150 perScholarship/Financialassistance available: Yes,based on need. Fund islimitedTeacher/student ratio: LowPercent going to college: HighHot buttons: Technology,Security, High Level ofPerformance, High SchoolScholarship 30-40% of 8thgrade class per year. Wehave one of the most beauti-ful campuses in the area. Weprepare Children for Life.

Our Lady of the Sacred Heart170 Siebenthaler AvenueReading, 733-5225

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 169Religious affiliation:Catholicolshschool.net

Our Lady of Victory808 Neeb RoadDelhi, 347-2072

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 582Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.olv.org


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Mercy’s long tradition ofexcellence in the education ofwomen makes it the ideal choicefor a young woman seeking notonly a school that will give hercherished memories, but one thatwill also give her the very bestpreparation for her future.

How does an investment inMercy bring your daughter thefuture she deserves?

• Mercy’s faith - TheirCatholic identity is seamlesslywoven into every school day,building for each student anincredible foundation of strength

for the challenges she’ll face inher future;

• Mercy’s values - Their stu-dents come to personify Mercy’sfounding values of faith, service,compassion, leadership andexcellence, giving our girls theconfidence needed to become allthat God intends for them;

• Mercy’s faculty - The teach-ers, staff and administration gen-uinely care about each student,encouraging her to strive higherwhile fully supporting her inreaching her goals;

• Mercy’s girls - the student

population at Mercy is of veryhigh quality demonstrating stel-lar academic performance, deter-mined work ethic, moral courageand absolute kindness. Their girlsgrow in this amazingly positiveand energized environment;

• Mercy’s academics - With anintense college-prep curriculummodeled in the manner of highereducation with longer class timethrough block scheduling andintegrated, options-based tech-nology, Mercy students have con-sistently arrived at college com-pletely and confidently ready to

realize their dreams. It is not at all by chance that

Mercy remains a leader inwomen’s education; it is only byour relentless commitment toserve Mercy’s students and theirfamilies with the unparallelededucational performance they’vecome to expect and deserve.Academically, spiritually andmorally, there really is no betterpreparation for the youngwomen of Cincinnati thanMother of Mercy High School -aninvestment that truly pays divi-dends for life.

Mother of Mercy High School – aCatholic school gem on the west side!

… students come to personify Mercy’s founding values of faith …


Our Lady of Visitation School3180 South RoadBridgetown, 347-2222

Grades one through eightEnrollment: 857Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.olvisitation.org/school.html

Purcell Marian High School2935 Hackberry StreetEast Walnut Hills, 751-1230

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 430Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.purcellmarian.org

Resurrection of Our Lord1740 Iliff AvenuePrice Hill, 471-6600

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 180Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.resschool.org

Rockwern Academy8401 Montgomery RoadKenwood, 984-3770

Pre2 through grade eightEnrollment: 215Religious affiliation:Jewish Day Schoolwww.rockwernacademy.org

Roger Bacon High School4320 Vine StreetSt. Bernard, 641-1300

Grades nine through 12,co-educationalEnrollment: 580Religious affiliation:Catholic, all students welcomewww.rogerbacon.org

Seton High School3901 Glenway AvenuePrice Hill, 471-2600

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 540Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.setoncincinnati.orgTuition: Freshmen andsophomores $8,525*; juniors$8,675*; seniors $8,025*includes Tablet PC for eachstudentScholarship/Financial

Assistance Available: Yes.Over $1 Million in scholar-ships and financial aidwere distributed this year.Teacher/Student Ratio: 1:14Percent Going to College: 99Hot Buttons: Seton's col-lege prep comprehensivecurriculum includes 15Advanced PlacementCourses and one-to-onestudent Tablet PC program.This year, Seton is the onlyarea Catholic high schoolaccepted into Project STEP(Science TechnologyEngineering Program) fromthe National ScienceFoundation and theUniversity of Cincinnati.On-campus 900 seatPerformance Hall was ren-ovated this summer andincludes a new sound sys-tem, new carpet, paint andinterior upgrades. NationalWinner of the Disney HighSchool Musical 3 SchoolSpirit Contest!

The Seven Hills School5400 Red Bank RoadMadisonville, 271-9027

Pre-kindergarten through

grade 12Enrollment: 957Religious affiliation: Nonewww.7hills.org

The Summit Country Day School2161 Grandin RoadHyde Park, 871-4700

Age two through grade 12Enrollment: 1,100Religious affiliation:Catholic, Independentwww.summitcds.org

St. Aloysius Gonzaga4390 Bridgetown RoadBridgetown, 574-4035

Kindergarten throughgrade eight

Enrollment: 195Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.saintals.org

St. Aloysius on the Ohio6207 Portage StreetSayler Park, 941-7831

PreK and kindergartenthrough grade eightEnrollment: 117Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.saoto.orgTuition: PreK full time$4,081; PreK part time$2,893; K-8 $2,805Scholarships/financialassistance available:Yes/LimitedTeacher/student ratio: 1:11Hot buttons: We are a smallschool that treats all stu-dents and parents as family.

St. Antoninus School5425 Julmar DriveWestern Hills, 922-2500

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 470Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.saintantoninus.org


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St. Bernard Taylor Creek7115 Springdale RoadColerain Township, 353-4224

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 167Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stbernardtc.org

St. Boniface4305 Pitts AvenueNorthside, 541-5122

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 185Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stbonifacecincinnati.com

St. Catharine of Siena3324 Wunder Avenue

Westwood, 481-7683Kindergarten throughgrade eightReligious affiliation:Catholicwww.stcatharinesiena.org

St. Dominic371 Pedretti AvenueDelhi, 251-1276

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 514Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stdominic-k-8.org

St. Gabriel Consolidated18 West Sharon RoadGlendale, 771-5220

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 415Religious affiliation: Catholicwww.stgabeschool.org

St. Ignatius School5222 North Bend RoadMonfort Heights, 389-3242

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 994Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.sainti.org/school

St. James the Greater School6111 Cheviot RoadGreen Township, 741-5333

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 800Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.stjameswo.org

St. James of the Valley411 Springfield PikeWyoming, 821-9054

Kindergarten throughgrade eight

Enrollment: 183Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stjamesvalley.org

St. John the Baptist5375 Dry Ridge RoadColerain Township, 385-7970

Preschool through gradeeightEnrollment: 473Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.stjohnbluejays.org

St. John the BaptistSchool-Harrison508 Park AvenueHarrison, 513 367 6826

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 297Religious Affiliation:


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CatholicTuition: 2,350Scholarship/FinancialAssistance Available: YesTeacher/Student Ratio: 1/18Hot Buttons:We offer a richcurriculum emphasiz-ingspiritual growth, aca-demic excellence, social jus-tice, physical fitness andemotional health. We havea state-of-the art technologyemphasizing student partic-ipation and communicationbetween school and home.

St. Jude School5940 Bridgetown RoadBridgetown, 598-2100

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 499Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.stjudebridgetown.org

St. Lawrence1020 Carson AvenuePrice Hill, 921-4996

Preschool, kindergartenthrough grade eightEnrollment: 240

Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stlawrenceparish.org

St. Martin of Tours School3729 Harding AvenueCheviot, 661-7609

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 223Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.saintmartin.org

St. Michael11136 Oak StreetSharonville, 554-3555

Kindergarten throughgrade eightReligious affiliation:Catholicwww.stmichaelsharonville.org

St. Peter Claver Latin School for Boys121 East 13th StreetCincinnati, 929-9164

Kindergarten throughgrade eightEnrollment: 36Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stptclv.org

Saints Peter and Paul Academy231 Clark RoadReading, 761-7772

Kindergarten throughgrade eightsppacademy.org

St. Rita School for the Deaf1720 Glendale-Milford RoadCincinnati, 771-7600

Daycare through grade 12Enrollment: 180Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.srsdeaf.org

St. Teresa of Avila School1194 Rulison AvenueCovedale, 471-4530

Kindergarten throughgrade eightReligious affiliation: Catholicwww.stteresa.net

St. Ursula Academy1339 E. McMillan StreetEast Walnut Hills, 961-3410

Grades nine through 12,(all female)Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.saintursula.org

St. Ursula Villa3660 Vineyard PlaceMount Lookout, 871-7218

Preschool(age 3) throughgrade eightEnrollment: 490Religious affiliation:Ursuline, IndependentCatholicwww.stursulavilla.org

St. Vivian885 Denier PlaceFinneytown, 522-6858

Preschool through gradeeight

Enrollment: 385Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.stvivian.org

St. William4125 St. William AvenuePrice Hill, 471-2989

Kindergarten throughgrade eightReligious affiliation:Catholicwww.saintwilliam.com

St. Xavier High School600 W. North Bend RoadSpringfield Township, 761-7600

Grades nine through 12Enrollment: 1,550 (all male)Religious affiliation:Roman Catholicwww.stxavier.org

Ursuline Academy5535 Pfeiffer RoadBlue Ash, 791-5791

Grades nine through 12(all female)Religious affiliation:Catholicwww.ursulineacademy.org

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Saint Catharine of SienaSchool sits atop a hill adjacent toSaint Catharine of Siena Churchon the corner of Wunder Avenueand Fischer Place in Westwood.

Saint Catharine of SienaSchool has been serving the com-munity of Westwood for morethan one hundred years thanksto the dedication and commit-ment of this parish to providinga Catholic education for the chil-dren of the parish.

Saint Catharine serves stu-dents from kindergarten througheighth grade. The school sup-ports a philosophy of educatingthe whole child with the Catholicreligion at its center and founda-tion. Students not only receivereligious instruction daily in reli-gion class, they also attend week-ly Mass each Friday morning.

The educational environmentchallenges and encourages chil-dren and parents to participate inthe formation of a positive andmoral learning environment. Theschool is accredited by the OhioCatholic Schools Association. Thecurriculum is aligned with theGraded Courses of Study for theArchdiocese of Cincinnati.

One of the mantras of theschool is – Experience theWarmth Our Small School Offers– Saint Catharine sees its smallsize as an advantage for studentswho receive more personalizedattention from teachers. Eventhough they are small, with oneclass at each grade level, theyremain committed to the educa-

tion of the whole child. This commitment is evidenced

in the school curriculum whichoffers music and physical educa-tion instruction as well as weeklySpanish classes. Individual musiclessons are also available for stu-dents.

Art instruction is taught beclassroom teachers from kinder-garten through fifth grade.Students in 6,7 and 8 receive artinstruction from an art specialist.They have hosted Art Weeks thispast school year where an artteacher visits for a week to workon special projects with studentsin grades K-5. Saint Catharinehas an excellent school librarywhere students go each week toread and research. The schoolalso has a science lab and a com-puter lab that is staffed with afull-time technology coordinator.

Saint Catharine utilizesadvanced interactive technology

in all aspects of the school day. Their Power School program

enhances parent-school commu-nication by posting grades, home-work, tracking assignments,progress reports and attendanceonline. Each classroom has sever-al computers with Internet access.

Their computer lab containsenough computers to host anentire class for project andresearch-based work. The majori-ty of our classrooms haveSMART Boards. They have prior-itized technology training for ourteaching staff over the past year.Teachers have attended severalworkshops to improve the use oftechnology in classroom instruc-tion.

Two other things that theschool offers are a hot lunch pro-gram and a Latchkey program.The lunchroom staff prepares hotmeals for students each day. TheLatchkey program is an after-

school childcare program.Children are supervised immedi-ately upon dismissal and canparticipate in recreational activi-ties or do their homework.

The school also offers a vari-ety of extracurricular activitiesincluding many sports, scouts, aswell as academic and creativeprograms.

Examples of these programsare The Power of the Pen for stu-dent writers in grades seventhrough eight, Bible Bowl for stu-dents in grade six, SpeechContests for students in gradesseven and eight, an It’s AcademicTeam Competition for students ingrade eight, and student councilfor two students in grades fourthrough eight who are elected bytheir peers to represent theirgrade level.

Students in grades six througheight are servers for the dailyMass and weekend liturgies. Theseventh- and eighth-grade stu-dents can also serve as readersfor weekly schoolwide Masseseach Friday morning.

Saint Catharine offers tuitionassistance for parishioners whoqualify and also accepts vouchersfrom children who attend publicschool and meet the criteria forthe State of Ohio Ed ChoiceScholarship program.

See why your neighbors havechosen St. Catharine of SienaSchool. For a tour or more infor-mation, stop by or call the schooloffice at 481-7683. Find details atwww.stcatharinesiena.org.

Where traditional Catholic values meet academic excellence

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Angels lead Mary and Joseph toAngels lead Mary and Joseph toBethlehem in St.Bethlehem in St. Catherine ofCatherine ofSiena’s Christmas Pageant.Siena’s Christmas Pageant.

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