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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
- 69% of teachers have earned or are working towards an advanced degree
- 11:1 student : teacher ratio
- 364 total students in grades K through 8
- 19 average class size
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Notes from the Principal's Desk
Notes from the Principal's Desk: November 6, 2018
What's the parent's role in student-led conferences? Mr. Wright discusses that and more in today's Notes from the Principal's Desk.
Notes from the Principal's Desk
Notes from the Principal's Desk: October 30, 2018
The student's role in student-led conferences is discussed in this week's Notes from the Principal's Desk.
Notes from the Principal's Desk
Notes from the Principal's Desk: October 23, 2018
Mr. Wright shares about ALICE training and the teacher's role in student-led conferences.
Notes from the Principal's Desk
Notes from the Principal's Desk: October 16, 2018
Principal Michael Wright shares about the portfolios for student-led conferences, as well as upcoming events at the school.
