The Sullivan Family and MCS Sullivan Scholars enjoy the Cleveland Indians
3rd Grade Keeping Healthy with their Fitness Trackers!
3rd Grade Made Catapults
Preschool at the Greater Cleveland Aquarium
Boniface Students Enjoy Green Eggs & Ham During Dr. Seuss Week
Mrs. Lash Introduces Band Instruments
Sustainable Cleveland's Year of Vital Neighborhoods
4th Grade - Comparing and Contrasting Characters
Peace Pals Talk About Gratitude
Student Ambassadors Welcome Esperanza
Jr. High Students at Stone Lab
Jr. High Students attend Day of Hope Luncheon
Peace be with you...
Proud Attendees at the Awards Assembly
The Community Youth Art Show was a great success.
Gr. 8 Boys Greet St. Ignatius Visitors
Peace Pals in Action
Jr. High Students lead our Prayer Service
Students from Akron U. & Miami of OH visit.
We love our playground.
We repainted the W. 58th St. birdhouses.
The Drama Club Paints Scenery for "BIG BAD"
Kindergarten Celebrates Our National Green Ribbon
Welcome to Metro Catholic School
Metro Catholic School is a Preschool through Gr. 8 program located at two campuses on Cleveland's Near West Side. We serve the educational needs of a diverse and changing population. We offer a traditional curriculum along with many special learning programs and services in a safe and nurturing environment. Children thrive at Metro Catholic. We empower dreams.
A National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence / A National Green Ribbon School A Member of National Schools That Can / 5 Star Step Up To Quality
(The video and story below are both from an article written and published by the Diocese of Cleveland.)
University of Notre Dame Band marches into hearts of Metro Catholic students
Students at Metro Catholic School in Cleveland had reason to “cheer, cheer for old Notre Dame” this week as 50 members of The University of Notre Dame’s Marching Band stopped by both of the school’s campuses during the group’s fall service trip.
The band members presented a short concert of Notre Dame Fan favorites, including “1812,” “Rakes of Mallow,” “Notre Dame, Our Mother” and the “Notre Dame Victory March,” then allowed students an up-close look at the instruments.
Following the concert at the Boniface campus on West 54thStreet and Denison Avenue, the fighting Irish musicians got down to work painting hop scotch and other playground games on the parking lot. Other students pulled weeds and planted flowers.
The student-led trip found Metro Catholic after doing a Google search for Catholic schools in Cleveland. After visiting the school’s website, trip organizers said they knew they had to visit.
Sam Miller, a student organizer said that she “picked Metro Catholic because I really wanted to serve Catholic schools because I have been greatly influenced by my Catholic education, and both of my parents are Catholic school teachers in the Archdiocese of Washington.” Miller, a trumpet player, also is studying to be a teacher.
Many members of the band have been coming on the service trip for years. “I love the idea of taking the gift of band and the gift to time and being able to donate to others with my friends,” said senior piccolo player Annie Hill.
“This is an opportunity to do something different. It’s about meeting people and getting involved in their community. We can get a lot done while we’re here,” said Daniel Griffin, a junior who plays the trumpet.
In addition to their stop at Metro Catholic, the group took time to serve at Laura's Home, Drink Local. Drink Tap., MedWish International, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank and Green Corps.
After completing their service projects in Cleveland, the group will board its bus and head back to South Bend, Indiana. The Irish take on that “team up North” this weekend and it’s likely there will be a few more younger viewers watching and hoping to see their new-found friends.
For more information, call Angie Weinrich at 216.281.4044, ext. 128 or email weinricha@metrocatholic.net.
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Preschool – Grade 8 program:
National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence
National Green Ribbon School
Step Up To Quality 5 Star Rating for our Preschool
Enrichment and Special Needs Programs Available
Spirituality & Values Demonstrated and Taught
After School Programs: Handbells, Choir, Sports, Band, Robotics, Drama, Healthy Eating, Economics & More
Free Tutoring & ESL
All Teachers Certified
Before & After School Care
Scholarships for Catholic High Schools Can Be Earned
Free Transportation Available
**************************************************** As we start the 2019 - 2020 school year, we would like to wish the Metro Catholic Class of 2019 GOOD LUCK as they begin their journey in high school!
A story of the creation of our school by our founding mothers, Sr. Grace Corbett, Sr. Regina Davala and Sr. Virginia Reesing, with the help of St. Boniface Parish, St. Michael Parish, St. Stephen Parish, faculties and staff and these parish schools, The Sisters of Notre Dame, The Diocese of Cleveland and generous benefactors.
If Only... was written by a group of 7th & 8th grade students five years ago.
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Metro Catholic's 30th Anniversary Celebration Continues!
As Metro Catholic School celebrated 30 years, we took time to honor people who are significant to our school and its ongoing history. Front row, left to right: Sr. Mary Jean Hoelke, SND, Sr. Grace Corbett, SND (Founding Mother) and Sr. Virginia Reesing, SND (Founding Mother) Back row, left to right: Sr. Rita Mary Harwood, SND, Sr. Regina Davala, SND (Founding Mother), Sr. Patricia Gentile, SND, Sr. Patricia Garrahan, SND and Sr. Carol Dikovitsky, SND. The drawings of the Stephen Building were done by our First Grade students, under the guidance of Mrs. Jane Andrews.
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When we say CONNECT we mean ~ take the time to get to know others. This means listening to them, reaching out to them in word or deed, learning about their needs and concerns, understanding the culture/faith/family from which they come.
When we say RESPECT we mean ~ recognize the Christ that is within others. This means we speak and act in ways that celebrate and honor the inherent dignity of the person or group.
When we say PROTECT we mean ~ watch out for others so that they are safe in all ways. This means we watch out for bullying and speak up, we build on the connections we have made to not make judgements about entire groups, and we act as the hands of God to shelter those who are in need.
Preschool Receives 5 STAR RATING from Step Up To Quality!
Our Preschool has received a 5 Star rating from Step up to Quality and the Ohio Department of Education. Congratulations to Miss Weinrich and the Preschool staff!
Step up to Quality recognizes and promotes learning and development programs that meet qualityprogram standards that exceed preschool licensing and school age child care licensing health and safety regulations.
Congratulations to Metro Catholic Alumni Anthony Avancini on being chosen to receive the Verneda Bentley Scholarship at St Ignatius High School. As long as Anthony continues his strong academic efforts, he will be honored with the scholarship each of his four years at St Ignatius. We are proud of Anthony and of his teachers here at Metro Catholic who helped prepare him for his higher education.
Thank you to the Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union for the very generous grant of $10,000.00 to support our Learning Center and our Summer Reading Program. Metro Catholic School was one of two schools out of forty-one chosen to receive the $10,000.00 grant. We are grateful for this honor and appreciate the Ohio Catholic Federal Credit Union.
We are pleased to announce a new funder, the Park Family Foundation. Thank you to the Park Family Foundation for their very generous grant to Metro Catholic School. We truly appreciate their support.
Thank you to the Sisters of Charity Foundation of Cleveland for supporting our Learning Center ~ Specialized Literacy Program. We are fortunate to have a continued partnership and appreciate this generous grant.
We are excited to announce a new grant from The Abington Foundation in support of our Summer Reading Program. This grant allows us to continue providing Summer reading intervention for our Metro Catholic students. We could not do it without their support.
Students at the Boniface Campus will have Picture Re-takes on Monday, November 18th, beginning at 8:30 am. If you would like your child's photos re-taken, you must return the entire packet of pictures already received. This is also a chance for any children that were absent on Picture Day to get their school pictures taken.
Students at the Stephen Campus will have Picture Re-takes on Monday, November 21st, beginning at 8:30 am. If you would like your child's photos re-taken, you must return the entire packet of pictures already received. This is also a chance for any children that were absent on Picture Day to get their school pictures taken.
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