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What are you looking for? ‘Strong moral values’ are what parents...

Two Sundays ago we heard at Mass the Gospel reading of the call of the Apostles. From Saint John it was proclaimed, “The two...

The Beatitudes are blueprint for development in our schools and lives...

In serving as Superintendent of Schools the past 11 years, I’ve done my fair share of driving throughout the Diocese of Wilmington visiting our...

Finding your ‘why’ is part of the role of Catholic schools...

Simon Sinek, a British author and inspiration speaker, published “Find Your Why” in 2017. In his book Sinek purports that the “why” question is...

One body in Christ: Incomplete without any one member — Lou...

Visiting a local ice cream parlor recently, it was impossible to miss the many and varied combinations enjoyed by customers. While a few people...

As Catholic Schools Week awaits, local survey reflects blessings of our...

Students in Catholic schools receive report cards each trimester in elementary school and quarterly in high school. The information provides a snapshot of progress...

Diocese of Wilmington schools checklist — Vision, adaptability, attentiveness, joy and...

If you’ve ever traveled with a tour group for 10 days, it’s interesting to watch the group with its luggage. Luggage comes in all...

Thank the Lord for many blessings Diocese of Wilmington Catholic schools...

Catholic schools in the Diocese of Wilmington successfully navigated what will certainly be recorded in the history books as a major event of the...

Lou De Angelo, Diocese of Wilmington schools superintendent: ‘Great debt of...

The following is a letter from Louis De Angelo, schools superintendent, sent to families of Catholic school families in the Diocese of Wilmington. March 10,...

Catholic Schools Week – Ever the same but somewhat different in...

A teaching strategy used from kindergarten through grade 12 to help students understand comparison-contrast is a T-chart.  This simple device allows them to note...

Class of 2020: It’s not what you have missed, but what...

To the Class of 2020. Gee, what was it like?  This question will be asked of the Class of 2020 multiple times as you mature...

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