Immaculate Conception School

Immaculate Conception School is located in the Heart of the City of Cleveland. We are known as "Cleveland's Living Rainbow" because of the variety of cultures that are inherited by our students. These varieties of cultures exemplify the attitude that all people can live and work together.

Metro Catholic School

Metro Catholic School - a National Blue Ribbon School of Excellence - currently enrolls over 600 students, pre-school through grade 8.

 

Archbishop Lyke - St. Henry

Proudly serving Catholic and non-Catholic families, Archbishop Lyke School is located at two campuses with grades K to 4 at St. Henry and 5 to 8 at St. Timothy campuses in Cleveland. With faith and values integrated throughout our curriculum, the two-campus structure recognizes and addresses age and grade level academic and social needs of students.

St. Stanislaus

Saint Stanislaus School embraces the belief that to know Christ develops students of Spirit, Knowledge, and Community. Ours is an environment of diversity, self-discipline, and joy where we celebrate the many abilities, races, creeds, and talents of our students.

Our Lady of Peace

Our Lady of Peace School, a loving and supportive community, is committed to quality Catholic education, while building faith in every person through Jesus Christ, under the guidance of Mary, the Mother of God.

St. Agatha

Our Mission:
The mission of St. Agatha - St. Aloysius School is to provide a student-centered education, rooted in Christian values, that fosters academic excellence.

St. Francis School

St. Francis School, in partnership with parents, is committed to providing a safe, caring environment where students can learn gospel living, gain a quality Catholic education, and witness to a non-violent way of life. St. Francis School, located in Cleveland, one block north of Superior Avenue off East 71st Street, serves the African American community, accepting students in Grades Kindergarten-8.

St. Thomas Aquinas School

St. Thomas Aquinas Catholic School is committed to modeling and teaching Catholic morals and values while creating a warm, kind and respectful environment that honors the dignity of each individual. We promote academic achievement and spiritual development that will help students influence the world in a truly Christian manner.

St. Mary Byzantine

We strive to prepare our students for life long learning through Christian moral principals, social responsibilities, and self-discipline. We strive to develop the whole student. In addition to academics, extra-curricular programs, and service opportunities, our philosophy calls children to grow in the Gospel values of Jesus, through worship in the tradition of the Byzantine Church. The School educates students to live as loving, just, and responsible faith-filled citizens.

Holy Name Elementary School

Holy Name Elementary School is located on the corner of Harvard and Broadway at the gateway of Clevelandís Slavic Village Neighborhood. Established in 1860, Holy Name School has provided the educational foundation for many of those who are now the areaís civic, business, and religious leaders.

St. Jerome

St. Jerome Catholic School, located in the North Collinwood area of Cleveland, fosters the development of the whole child and promotes academic excellence while enabling students to reach their fullest potential within a Christian environment that respects the dignity of each person.

St. Rocco

Saint Rocco School opened its doors in 1927 to educate the children of Italian immigrants of the near West side. Since 1927, the Sisters of the Most Holy Trinity, Trinitarians, have served as administrators and teachers. The building was built through the generous free work of the men in the parish. In the 1960s, lay teachers joined with the Sisters to teach approximately 200 students in Kindergarten through Grade 8.

St. John Nepomucene School

We are a Catholic Community in the heart of Slavic Village and serve students in Grades K-8 from all races, creeds, and religions. We are committed to giving students the opportunity to grow in faith and academic excellence by their participation in liturgical and sacramental programs and by the development of their individual abilities and talents through diversified learning and extra-curricular activities which enables them to assume responsibility to family, Church, and community.

St. Leo the Great

Founded in 1950, St. Leo the Great School provides quality education in grades pre-K to 8 for the communities of Old Brooklyn, Brooklyn, Parma, and the near west side of Cleveland. Conveniently located near I-480 and I-176, we offer voucher assistance through the Cleveland Scholarship and Tutoring Program.

St. Ignatius of Antioch Elementary

St. Ignatius of Antioch School is preparing students for a diverse society through academics, faith, and service. Our School is a Catholic School in the city of Cleveland serving a diverse population of students. Our current enrollment is 392 students. We believe in Catholic Schools. We believe all children can learn. We believe in the partnership of parents and school. We believe in and have faith in every student.

St. Mary School - Collinwood

At Saint Mary - Collinwood, we seek to prepare our students to hear, proclaim, and translate into action the message of hope contained in the Gospel. We look to accomplish these goals through excellence in education, and emphasis on seeking and valuing truth, the institution of self discipline, the establishment of a real relationship with Jesus Christ, and the staff modeling of the virtues of peace, justice, and mercy in our relationship with others.

Our Lady of Mt. Carmel

Guided by the rich tradition of the Roman Catholic Church and the religious principles of the Mercedarian Order, Our Lady of Mount Carmel School has consciously emphasized high expectations for superior achievement since our establishment in 1949.

Saint Mel

St. Mel School leads students to successful adulthood through quality academics, spiritual development, and service to others. St. Mel School was built back in 1949 dedicated to a faith-based education for every student. Developing the whole child was and continues to be our goal - spiritually, intellectually, socially, and physically.