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June 28, 2016

Summer vacation is here, but if you are still seeking better options for your child's next school year, visit dolcatholicschools.com. This helpful website provides answers to many of your questions about each of the 33 Catholic schools in the Diocese of Lansing, including school locations, contact information, details on enrollment, academics, faith, enrichment activities, and financial aid resources for Catholic schools in the Ann Arbor, Genesee County, Jackson, greater Lansing, and Livingston County areas.

June 14, 2016

One of the most important aspects of a child’s educational experience is friendship. Kids need to feel secure, valued and loved by their peers so that they have the confidence to challenge themselves, learn and grow. The Catholic schools of the Diocese of Lansing are committed to fostering an atmosphere where friendship with Jesus is the model for our school communities, and where children feel they belong.

 
June 14, 2016

The artwork of Isabel Migan, a seventh-grader at St. Paul Catholic School in Owosso, was selected in the Cross Catholic Outreach’s World Food Day contest. She submitted her artwork last spring, and received the news of her honor in February 2016. The contest featured original drawings promoting World Food Day, which will be celebrated on Oct. 16, 2016. Megan’s winning artwork will appear on posters in hundreds of schools across the United States, and also on World Day promotional materials. Once the poster is published, it will be available to view on Cross Catholic Outreach’s website at crosscatholic.org. (Photo: Student Isabel Migan with her teacher Stephanie Smith from St. Paul Catholic School in Owosso).

June 2, 2016

Come follow us on Instagram! DOL Catholic Schools is now also on Instagram!  Explore our Catholic schools in the Diocese of Lansing through the images and stories we would love to share with you on Instagram. 

May 27, 2016

Witness the Difference at Lumen Christi Catholic School in Jackson, Mich., where over 97 percent of the 104 students in the graduating class of 2016 are attending college next fall and earned $5.6 million in college scholarships.

May 24, 2016

High school can be about the big wins. State championships. Award-winning graduates. National rankings. They matter because they reflect a commitment to perseverance, excellence and an uncompromising desire to reach the most challenging goals. But at the Catholic schools of the Diocese of Lansing, we celebrate the small victories, too, because we know that high school students still need encouragement in order to grow in self-confidence, resiliency and courage. That’s why we thank the Lord for every opportunity He gives our students to discover His presence in their lives, win or lose. (Of course, we thank Him for those state championships, too!)

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