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Check out this story, featured in the upcoming March 25, 2022 issue of The U.P. Catholic, highlighting the competitive fundraising efforts of students at Sacred Heart Catholic School, L'Anse and their generous donation to a local pregnancy resource center.

Holy Name Catholic School welcomed back their students on Monday, August 31st.

Holy Name Catholic School celebrated the eighth grade Class of 2020 on Tuesday, August 11th with a special Mass in the Holy Name Catholic School Gymnasium celebrated by Father Rick Courier and concelebrated by Father Francis DeGroot and Father Timothy Ferguson.

Diocese of Marquette Catholic schools are the first in the nation to adopt such a focus; high school to follow. Catholic schools in the Diocese of Marquette, Michigan, have made a bold move to embrace an educational curriculum of the past to pave the way for a vibrant future. The diocese is the first in the nation to fully move all of its schools to a classical Catholic curriculum.

If you read our last column, you know that the impromptu school closures had our faculty, staff and students feeling a bit down in the dumps. However, it isn't like us to wallow, so we had to organize our best farewell, thus far, and let's just say it didn't disappoint.

Teachers at SHS are finding ways to make distance learning fun.

How is Father Marquette Catholic Academy continuing education during the school closures?

The halls of Saint John Paul II Catholic Academy, affectionately nicknamed JPII, have sat without the thrum of student activity for nearly two months, now. While the staff is used to silent summers, there's just something about a still school in May that is just...sad.

Holy Name Catholic School teachers will soon earn as much as public school teachers thanks to a generous recurring donation

Educators across the diocese are learning new skills as they navigate distance learning during the pandemic.

Time learning at home will count toward hours required to complete this school year.