Within the Diocese of Dallas, we believe that Catholic Schools need to be excellent across five domains in order to thrive: Academics, Community, Catholic Formation, Facilities, and Finances. Catholic Schools need to be reflective of the needs of their communities and serve the greater interests of those they serve. At our best, Catholic Schools are not merely good for Catholics – Catholic Schools are good for Dallas. You can read more about the long term strategic plans in these reports: Reach for the Future: A Blueprint for Excellence and Our Students, Our Future: A Roadmap for Excellence.

Faith formation is an important part of every Catholic School. Our schools ultimately form individuals who are capable of putting faith into action within their daily lives.

We have dedicated dual –language immersion schools, special needs schools, mild to moderate disability schools and traditional college-preparatory schools, all to ensure that you can choose the education that best suits the needs of your student.

Our students are formed in the faith so that they will serve within the local community, seek to change the world around them, and be champions of virtue. Our diverse campuses are reflective of the mission of the global church, while grounded in the values that make Texas unique.

Our facilities reflect the latest educational trends but apply them in ways that respect the traditions of our past and allow us to grow in cost-effective and responsible ways within the future.

All of our schools have a cost, but because we believe in the future that Catholic education provides, those costs are highly subsidized by churches, local foundations, non-profits and endowments.