The Diocese of Rockville Centre has announced the appointment of Mrs. Pamela Sanders as Superintendent of Schools.

La Diócesis de Rockville Centre nombra a la Señora Pamela Sanders como nueva Superintendente de Escuelas.

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Please join the Diocese in celebrating the ordination of three men to the priesthood on June 18. Click here for more information.

The elementary school in Williston Park honored Veterans ahead of Memorial Day.

The team heading to Nationals has also been nominated as National Entertainer of the Year.

The fourth grade students at Sts. Philip & James have been learning about the Catholic Church in India.

Thanks to the generous donations received during the NCEA Day of Giving, Maria Regina School in Seaford is planning to launch a new Makerspace and Technology lab.

Check out how one of our elementary schools prepares for Easter.

Learn how our schools are praying for Ukraine.

The Diocese of Rockville Centre will join Pope Francis in his Act of Consecration of Russia and Ukraine to the Immaculate Heart of Mary.

The New York State Catholic Conference recently sent Governor Hochul a request for clear metrics on COVID protocols once masks become article. Clcik here to read the letter.

Please read the Bishop's Letter for Catholic Schools Week.

Please consider supporting one of our schools by participating in the NCEA Day of Giving.

Check out this video to learn about everything our Catholic schools offer.

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On Wednesday, January 19, the Diocese of Rockville Centre and Morning Star Initiative announced the appointment of the new Chief Executive Officer of the Department of Education.

The 2022-2023 Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation/FACTS scholarship online application will be available online on Thursday, January 20th.

Uniondale, NY—Michael Pascucci and his family have donated $1 million to Tomorrow’s Hope Foundation in support of the Long Island Catholic School revitalization effort known as the Morning Star Initiative, or MSI, led by the Diocese of Rockville Centre’s Department of Education, the Marianist Brothers, and Tomorrow’s Hope.

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Catholic education on Long Island is here to stay because its mission in forming disciples for future generations is simply too critical. Catholic elementary schools in the Diocese of Rockville Centre have seen a spike in enrollment and a commitment from our communities to keep Christ at the center of children’s lives while receiving an unrivaled academic education.