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Our vision is to foster our students' spiritual strength and to challenge them to achieve academic excellence.
The School of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen is a Catholic parish school that celebrates the rich historical traditions of the past, works collaboratively with parents to invest in the present, and builds for the future.
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School of the Cathedral By the NumbersAt a Glance
- 70% of teachers have earned or are working towards an advanced degree
- 17:1 student : teacher ratio
- 380 total students in grades K through 8
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Faith, Service, and Social Justice
School of the Cathedral Gives Back
Providing service opportunities is an integral part of the School of the Cathedral’s curriculum, but students are often surprised by how much they gain from these experiences. On Wednesday, October 11, our entire Middle School participated in their first Middle School Service Project of the year.
Notes from the Principal's Desk
Notes from the Principal's Desk: October 17, 2017
Cathedral teaches students to solve problems in innovative, 21st century ways.
Alumni
Love of service started at Cathedral for Catherine Diemer ‘14
Catherine Diemer, '14, discloses that one of the most important pieces of advice she received in Kenya was from one of the leaders. He told her that the secret to happiness is not about how much you have, but rather the secret to happiness is to love everyone, to forgive everyone, and to have courage. She states, “These are lessons I learned at Cathedral!”
