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Students in Catholic Schools consistently score above their peers in national tests. Catholic schools in the Diocese of Syracuse administer the New York State Assessment in ELA and Math in grades 3 – 8. High schools in the Diocese administer the Preliminary Scholastic Aptitude Test (PSAT), the Scholastic Aptitude Test (SAT) and the American College Testing Program.
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Extracurricular and athletic activities enhance the academic and spiritual programs of the Catholic school by providing students with opportunities to develop and further apply skills learned in the classroom. These activities also provide students opportunities to learn how to work cooperatively with others as members of a team. Such experiences bolster students' self-esteem and enable students to develop social skills as well. |
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The moral environment of a school teaches students respect for God, themselves, and others. The Catholic identity is the focal point for all the activities of the school. Parish priests frequently meet with students to make class presentations or to celebrate liturgy. The small caring atmosphere of the Catholic school is truly that of an extended family
