We have created the following plan to ensure the safety of our staff, students, and families as we welcome them back to in-person instruction for the 2020-21 school year. The plan is offered as guidance to our pastors and Catholic school leaders as they take the steps to bring staff back to work and students back to school.
Join a community of dedicated educators, parents, and advocates who together guide students on their sacred journey.
We love that our children are learning values that are important in life besides their academic education. Learning how to grow and maintain a spiritual life is very important to us. Respect is also another important value that is much needed in today's society, and our children are learning to be courteous and respectful to others.
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Great story about Mercy Academy
A closer look at one local school adapting to education amid pandemic
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For the first time, Mercy Academy has opened its doors to show how they plan to keep those numbers down while having in-person classes.Melanie Comella Kristie Semones Haley Cara Duvall
Great school!
My 💙💛
Lindsay Scherr Finley. Meredith Scherr Kilner
‘Salute to the Game’ luncheon to be presented live on WAVE 3 | The Record
‘Salute to the Game’ luncheon to be presented live on WAVE 3 | The Record
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The Catholic Education Foundation will host the 13th annual Salute to the Game Luncheon Sept. 22 in a virtual format. This year’s live event...Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville updated their business hours.
The Record is organizing a campaign to promote mask wearing. Share a selfie in your mask to show how you are helping to keep the community healthy. Use the hashtag #maskuparchlou and tag @TheRecordLouisville or @CatholicArchLou so we can share your pic.
See an important message from the Catholic Education Foundation:
www.ceflou.org/an-invitation-from-the-catholic-education-foundation/
Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville are Hiring!
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Louisville are seeking to hire talented teachers, teacher assistants, and office personnel. Teachers must be certified by the Kentucky Department of Education. For more information about posted openings, see www.archlou.org/school-job-openings/; other openings are available. To apply, go to www.archlou.org/wp-content/uploads/2020/07/OCS-Employment-Application07-2020.pdf.
Questions, email or call Lori Weiter, lweiter@archlou.org or 502-585-3291.
So glad John Paul school staff is ready to go! They have worked all summer on a plan and thankfully classes are small enough to support social distancing! Thank you teachers!
What you should be doing is closing your schools until there is a vaccine. I don't think God likes arrogance.
Good for you....
Shame on you. I’m a retired teacher. How could you do this to our children and teachers😪😪😪
Alicia?
Great planning
Don't expect your insurance to pay for birthcontrol!
I’m so glad your are choosing to open up. It’s so great for those kids.
They got the faith...Do you ?
They will get covid-19 fast
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We just got pictures of the desk protectors at our kids school...with the disclaimer that no masks are required when at the desk!!!!!! What?! The desks are NOT 6 feet apart and Covid is an airborne illness. I am now very upset and so very disheartened with our Catholic schools. Mask should be required at all times. Period.
