Catholic schools

Siena students stand up against cyberbullying

Students at Siena College are fed up with cyberbullying, and their efforts to fight it are getting noticed.
Spring Faith Formation set at St. Rose
Diocesan schools get $165K grant

The New York State Office of Alcoholism and Substance Abuse Services (OASAS) has awarded the Albany Diocesan School Board, on behalf of its Catholic elementary schools, $165,000 to implement addiction prevention programs in five Catholic elementary schools in Albany, Troy, Schenectady, Ballston Spa and Glen Falls.
OUT OF THIS WORLD!

Breyo Observatory gives views of planets and much more
A VICTORY FOR CATHOLIC EDUCATION

A key portion of the controversial State Education Department substantial equivalency guidelines has been struck down in court.
Tolan named principal at Maginn

Bishop Edward B. Scharfenberger on Thursday, March 28 named Michael Tolan principal of Bishop Maginn High School in Albany, effective immediately.
No reason to be anxious for First Reconciliation
What Lent should really be about

Every year for Lent, people choose something to give up, or choose something that they won’t do. And when they give the chosen thing up, they talk about it and show everyone.
Students for Life bring pro-life message

Students for Life of America is coming to the Albany Diocese.
Catholic Central students help prepare taxes in volunteer program

Paul Barber, a junior at Catholic Central High School in Troy, shuffles through tax forms in the basement of the diocesan Pastoral Center in Albany. At Catholic Central, Barber is like any other high school student; here, he’s an accountant.

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