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St. Catherine Labouré School is a Catholic parochial elementary school affiliated with the Archdiocese of Washington and is an integral part of St. Catherine Labouré Parish. The Daughters of Charity of St. Vincent de Paul of Emmitsburg, Maryland founded the school in 1953. The religious order remained as administrators and teachers until 2004. Today, St. Catherine Labouré School has a lay administration and a lay faculty. Its student body of approximately two hundred sixty students includes pupils from more than thirty nations, making it a true melting pot. St. Catherine Labouré School prides itself in fostering strong religious values, a challenging academic education, a sense of personal and community responsibility, and an appreciation of cultural diversity.

Our academic program provides an environment that maximizes students’ spiritual, physical and intellectual growth through traditional, cooperative, peer, and “hands-on” educational experiences. We strive to form life-long learners dedicated to service and leadership and prepared to face the challenges of the 21st century.

The Maryland Catholic Conference

The Legislative Session of the Maryland General Assembly began on Wednesday, January 9, 2008. Find out how we can work together with the Maryland Catholic Conference to advocate for our school community.

www.mdcathcon.org/catholicschools

Giving

There are several simple ways to contribute to SCL today! Check your pantries, and make sure you clip promotional labels that will earn hundreds, even thousands of dollars for our school!

Keep Clipping! - PDF Format

Also, be sure to register your Giant and Safeway courtesy cards with SCL’s ID number, or turn in this convenient form to the school office.

Signup now! - PDF Format

For more information, please check the “Giving” section of the web site.

Kathryn Beich Fundraiser

Online orders are ongoing for the remainder of the school year.

Parents - Go online and take 60 seconds to register at http://www.gafundraising.com/

Use our School/Org # to Register! 969808 Once registered, you will receive a personal registration number that can be sent to friends and family to shop for personalized products and gift items online only. Frozen cookie dough is not available online – only directly through the school.

All online purchases during the sale, made with registration number will allow your student/ organization to receive credit!