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Why Choose a Catholic School?Faith-centered education
Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis operate as an extension of the family to unite faith and educational excellence through Gospel values, high educational standards, prayer, and sacraments.
The schools accomplish this educational mission through the responsible use of resources generously shared by parents, faculty, parishioners, and the larger community.Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Indianapolis welcome all with open doors, open arms and open hearts.
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17th Largest Diocesan Catholic School System in the U.S.
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68 Schools
54 Archdiocesan elementary schools, 2 Private K-12, 7 Archdiocesan high schools, 5 Private schools
22,500 Students
2,275 Staff
Blue Ribbon
29 schools have earned 43 Blue Ribbons since 1986
2024 Honorees
Roncalli HS
SS Francis and Clare of Assisi
St. Mary of the Knobs
St. Pius X
4 Million+
Scholarships received by graduating students
99% Graduation Rate
The graduation rate for 11 Catholic high schools
54 elementary schools
Provide before-school and/or after-school extended care programs
12
High School Merit Scholars (2019-20)
Over 70,000 hours
Total service hours performed by all students in 2022-2023
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From Our ParentsTestimonials
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"We chose Catholic Schools because we wanted our kids to be raised in a community that promotes and strengthens their faith and values. Religion should be more than an hour of our Sunday, and students are given the opportunity to practice their faith through learning and serving in the community. Our children are a part of a community where they will grow, learn and know each other and that bond will last forever."The Hutt Family
St. Michael-St. Gabriel the Archangel School, Indianapolis
"We chose a Catholic education not because people told us to or expected us to, but because we felt it was the right path for us and our children. It has been the best decision for our boys! As 8th and 6th graders they are involved with a number of extracurricular activities, including the new Student Liturgy Committee, which meets to help plan the monthly church services. We could not be more proud of our boys and what they have learned through their services."The Webber Family
Holy Family School, New Albany
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