Best Catholic School Long Beach Near Me

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Let it be known to all who enter here that Christ is the reason for this school. The unseen and ever present teacher in it classes, the model of its faculty and the inspiration of its students.


FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL IS AUGUST 21ST - Full day for grades Kindergarten through 8th grade. Transitional Kindergarten - half day on the 21st, 22nd and 23rd.

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Since 1950, St. Lucy Catholic School has been committed to providing quality education to the students in the community by “Sharing the Light of Faith and Knowledge”. St. Lucy School is a WASC/WCEA accredited school with classrooms from Transitional Kindergarten (TK) through eighth grade.


In the same way, let your light shine before others, that they may see your good deeds and glorify your Father in heaven.


St. Lucy School HAS DEMONSTRATED Excellence in on-campus learning & Remote Online Learning DURING THE PANDEMIC


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​St. Lucy School is enrolling prospective Transitional Kindergarten TK (age 4) through 8th grade students for the 2022-23 school year.

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Holy Innocents Parish School is now serving grades TK-12! In June of 2022, Archbishop José Gomez approved the expansion of our parish school to add grades 9-12. Holy Innocents is now the only parish school in the Archdiocese of Los Angeles serving grades TK-12. Call today to schedule a tour – we would love to share with you the many fruits of an authentically Catholic education.

4worldlovers: Faith formation activities fo the students enrolled at St. Cornelius Catholic School are listed below, as well as a report on how we are integrating the social teachings of our church into our Catholic School.

For information on the Rite of Christian Initiation for Adults (RCIA), Confirmation Classes, Adult Ministries, Outreach Programs, and Spiritual Organizations call the rectory office at (562) 421-8966.

A report on how the school has put a face on the "Option for the Poor and Vulnerable" and how we have also integrated a respect for life into our school curriculum.

A. Our goal for all of our school projects was to remind the students that our outreach to the poor and to the vulnerable comes in all forms and includes our school community, our larger community, and the world community. We brainstormed, as a faculty, as classes, and as student council to decide how we could best serve the poor and vulnerable. We decided to use as many parish and community services as we could when we began our "outreach projects". We also focused on projects that different grades could identify with. We also wanted to put faces and names to the poor and vulnerable so that we could foster an emotional connection with them. We also wanted to adopt programs that could be ongoing.

The response from students, parents, and the parish has been very supportive.

1. Our First and Second Grade Classes entertain the elderly people who attend the "People for Others Luncheons" that are held at our parish once a month.

2. Our Sixth Grade Class sells crosses to help a mission church in Mexico.

3. As an entire school, we participated in the C.H.P. (Highway Patrol) Toy Drive this last Christmas. We also collected food from all the classes to make Thanksgiving Baskets for our Parish Sister to distribute to those people who come to her for assistance.

4. Our Student Council promotes various "Free Dress Days" during which they sell tickets to students to enable them to wear free dress. All the money from these "days" goes to our Parish Sister, to Holy Childhood, or to Los Padrinos. We sponsored an "All Saint's Day Mass for the whole parish and we collected money for Senator Dole's WWII Monument. The Student Council is also starting the drive through the Christian Foundation for Children and Aging, to sponsor one child from a Third World country. This will be an ongoing project so that we can enable this child to go to school and to have proper nourishment and medical care throughout his or her school career.

5. Our Fourth, Fifth, and Sixth Grade Classes help to spearhead a project to collect items from the students to provide Christmas gifts for the children who are incarcerated at the California Youth Authority at Los Padrinos.

6. Our Seventh Grade Class makes Easter Baskets for the children at "Su Casa" a shelter for abused women and children. This has also become an annual project.

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St. Cyprian Parish School strives to continue the mission of the founding Sisters of St. Louis, who established our community to be dedicated to providing a Christ-centered foundation both academically and spiritually.

St. Cyprian provides a challenging curriculum which offers Spanish, Accelerated Math and Accelerated Reading. The school also has a great sports program and fine arts. Perhaps most importantly the school emphasizes faith and provides Adoration, Benediction, Rosary and Mass for the children.

St. Cyprian School is more than a school, it is a family. Our daughter always looks forward to school and we take her each day knowing that the staff and administration on campus personally care for her both academically and spiritually. St. Cyprian has so much to offer; great teachers and academics, MAD Science, Meet the Masters, Accelerated Reader, music, PE, affordable before and after school childcare, sports, and dance. We are happy that we have made the necessary sacrifices in order to send our daughter to St. Cyprian School. We know that it is an investment in her future.

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We are committed to igniting imaginations and encouraging love of God and neighbor.