Welcoming students with disabilities
As school doors open across the diocese this month, students and faculty at diocesan high schools are preparing to welcome their newest members.
As school doors open across the diocese this month, students and faculty at diocesan high schools are preparing to welcome their newest members.
As families prepare for a new school year, the cost and stress of purchasing backpacks, notebooks and other essential supplies can quickly add up.
The start of every school year brings a certain excitement: shopping for school supplies and clothes; learning different subjects and making new friends; and maybe even the big move from intermediate to high school.
As Father Daniel Reuwer begins his second academic year as chaplain of Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington, he is expanding the school’s campus ministry program.
This summer, 11 students from Bishop O’Connell High School in Arlington embarked on an unforgettable study abroad experience at the University of Salamanca in Spain.
Bishop Ireton High School in Alexandria is once again at full enrollment with a waitlist for the 2026-27 school year with 950 students.
Saint John Paul the Great welcomes Dominican Sister Maria Sophia as the new assistant principal of student life and discipline and Father Jonathan Smith as the new chaplain.
Once again, St. Paul VI Catholic High School in Chantilly has as its theme, “We are called to serve,” a motto that faculty, staff, and students continue to embrace with enthusiasm and commitment.
To entice students into a new high school club, organizers followed the strategy of other groups: they brought donuts. But this club at Chantilly High School is different.
While he still has a ways to go to reach the major leagues, Northern Virginia native Owen Hull has officially launched a professional baseball career, being selected 67th overall in the recent MLB 2026 draft by the Boston Red Sox July 11.