Something new is sprouting up at this high school — and it’s helping the whole community bloom. We interviewed the two head gardeners to find out how this collaborative project took root.
One is shy but steadfast. The other is like the mini-mayor. This mother of twins explains how a BALANCED curriculum brings out the best in both her children.
These students joined forces to form the state’s first Unified Bocce Ball team. None were prepared for the outpouring of support that followed. See how two AOPS schools are making history.
What motivates students to serve? Inspired by how teachers impacted his own life, AOPS student JT Hughes is giving back to his community — through dance! This is his story.
She couldn’t find a school that saw past her son’s disability — until a chance encounter changed everything. Find out how this school’s unique approach brought excitement to her family.
When she learned her golf team was shutting down, this student rallied support — then led it to record-breaking victory.
The Purcells were planning for public school. But that was before their daughter discovered her Catholic community! Learn how all four children became AOPS students.
Before they can graduate, these high school seniors must face their toughest challenge yet: teaching a gym full of first graders about applied sciences.
A well-rounded education means something different for every family. Hear why Andrew’s parents think creativity is at the core of learning success!
Today, Muffet McGraw is a coaching Hall of Famer and Notre Dame legend — but she began her hoop dreams as an AOPS student. See how Catholic values shaped her journey as a player and coach.
At AOPS, we don’t just teach today’s students. We prepare tomorrow’s leaders. The Most Reverend Michael J. Fitzgerald explains our community-wide commitment to developing the whole student.
They come for the homework help. They leave with a deeper understanding of service. See how Homework Club is fostering mentorship across schools.
When her son needed help, teachers listened and reached out. See how this school’s culture of open communication keeps this mom’s mind at ease.
Welcoming our neighbors. Finding a common language. See how our Madrinas Ministry is going beyond Hispanic outreach.
The benefits of individualized attention stretch far beyond the classroom. This AOPS mom explains her relief in finding school faculty who feel like family.
A class where the students give back? The Faith in Action course empowers students to go out and minister to the community.
Empathy begins with understanding. Here are 5 ways to get your child engaged in new cultures and languages today.
What’s even more impressive than a state championship? See how AOPS high school athletes are making a lasting impact in their classrooms and communities.
What does investment mean for an AOPS school parent? One Philly mom shares her story about weighing the options — and the costs — of her kids’ school choices.
From state championships to academic honors, AOPS high school student athletes had an incredible 2016-2017 season. Here’s a look at their biggest wins.
Can cultural diversity change the way children think, act, and learn? Here’s why AOPS is committed to making diversity a core of our students’ Catholic education.
There’s no place like home… until there is! An AOPS mom shares her thoughts on what makes Catholic education work for her daughter, her husband, and herself.
Hardworking faculty and staff are the heart of AOPS. Here, eight employees share stories about their careers, challenges, and proudest moments.
From graffiti-style portraits to exhibitions, Madison Blyler uses art to help students find and develop their voices. Here’s what she had to say about building community through St. Laurence School’s thriving art program.
Being a freshman doesn’t have to be scary. This AOPS high school is getting upperclassmen to bring new students on board with fun and style.
A full-fledged lab is just one of the ways David Heacock is inspiring his students to pursue a passion in the sciences.
Through the Best Buddies program, AOPS students are breaking through the label of “disability” to form long-lasting friendships.
Make it fun for your young ones to help out with these service-oriented interactive resources!
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