Thursday, January 20

SCMOQ is closed on Thursday, January 20, 2022 and will pivot to our remote learning plan.

All students and staff will pivot to our remote learning plan.

Monday, January 3

SCMOQ is closed Tuesday, January 4, 2022 due to inclement weather.

After school & evening activities are also cancelled.

Sunday, January 2

SCMOQ will be closed tomorrow, Monday, January 3, 2022 due to inclement weather.

After school & evening activities are also cancelled.

Tuesday, February 9

Top Reasons to Choose a Private Kindergarten in Baltimore

Top reasons to choose a Private Kindergarten in Baltimore are shared in this news post.

Wednesday, January 20

Catholic Schools Week 2021

We're so excited for Catholic Schools Week 2021! Join us for a week of fun, faith, service, and more.

Tuesday, August 18

REVISED Reopening Plan

The School of the Cathedral's revised reopening plan.

Thursday, August 13

COVID-19 Response

The School of the Cathedral's COVID-19 response. The School of the Cathedral is a K-8 Catholic co-ed school in Baltimore, Maryland.

Friday, July 24

Special Communication: Archdiocese Reopening Plans

The Archdiocese of Baltimore Department of Catholic Schools reopening plan.

Monday, July 20

The School of the Cathedral Reopening Information

Information on the preparation, response, and details of The School of the Cathedral's reopening plan.

Friday, June 19

We Stand Against Racism

​Racism has plagued our country since its foundation and, despite strides made over the years, discrimination against people of color remains a persistent feature of American life, as witnessed by the recent killing of George Floyd. Racism is not simply a moral flaw lodged in the hearts of individuals, but is a structural flaw woven into the fabric of society, affecting education, healthcare, policing, and the criminal justice system. But more than simply a political problem, racism is a spiritual and theological problem, denying that all people are made in the image of God and redeemed by the death and resurrection of Christ. It is a sin that brings death and destruction to individuals and communities. (click here to continue reading)