SAN BERNARDINO—More than 350 Catholic educators from the Diocese of San Bernardino gathered at Aquinas High School on November 20 to learn about the latest in classroom technologies in a rapidly changing world of education.
Sisters announce plans for new Catholic high school in Temecula
Project has key backing from Bishop Gerald Barnes
TEMECULA—St. Jeanne de Lestonnac Catholic High School in Temecula will welcome its first freshman class in the 2017-2018 school year, according to the Sisters of the Company of Mary, a religious community that has committed to build the school.
About My Class: Cooperative learning powers first graders at St. Peter and St. Paul
By Brianne Horner
First Grade Teacher
The weather may be cooling off, but the enthusiasm of the first grade students at Saint Peter and Saint Paul Catholic School certainly is not!
Each day I am blessed to teach students who come to school eager to learn, ready to explore the world around them and, most importantly, excited to have the opportunity to grow closer to God.
St. Francis de Sales students sing in the holidays
Students from St. Francis de Sales School kicked off the holiday season December 5th and 6th in a big way. The group had the opportunity to shine bright at the Festival of Lights in Downtown Riverside on Dec. 5 followed by a spectacular performance the next day at Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park.
Advisory Board formed for San Bernardino Catholic schools
Education, business and parent leaders have been tapped to serve on an advisory board for the Catholic elementary schools of San Bernardino, Holy Rosary Academy and Our Lady of the Assumption School.
My daily connection with God
By Jaime Jose Cetina
Grade 8
In the opening days of school, the eighth grade students at St. Joseph School in Upland were given an assignment in their creative writing class to reveal how they made a connection with God in their daily life. Here is mine: