Many schools are too focused on a fixed curriculum and students are just a number. Here at Calvert, we have a passion for our students to grow, learn, and succeed that goes beyond the textbooks and testing. Rachel Griffith, the Marketing & Communication Coordinator at Calvert, shared her insight into all the Calvert family has to offer. Affordability is a primary goal for the Calvert administration. “There is so much value in a Catholic education,” says Rachel. “Everybody here receives a scholarship, no matter who you are. Every single family gets some type of scholarship support, whether ..read more

The hustle and bustle of drop off and pick up…Children full of energy…Pages turning and pencils moving…These are just a few of the signs that school is back in session.  At Calvert Catholic, the first few days of school look a little bit different than they might for public school students…And that’s on purpose! Here’s an up-close look at how we ease kids into the start of a new school year so they’re positioned for success.  An early look. Before school starts, we hold an open house for children in all grades. Students get a chance to see their lockers, classrooms, and meet their te ..read more

Angie and Aron Sheets were fully invested in their children’s Catholic school and their daughters loved it. So when they found out their local school was closing, they were devastated.  Their search for a new school led them to investigate Calvert Catholic Schools. Through connections with other Calvert families in extra curricular activities and who had already transitioned into Calvert, along with several visits to the school, the choice soon became clear. “Our girls were struck by the respect the other students had for teachers and administration. And they liked the religious component ..read more

Once Bethany and Scott Parsell got an inside look at Calvert, they never looked back and were willing to drive the 30 minutes one way for their children to have the Calvert experience. “We took a tour, and instantly, I felt so comfortable. I felt at home. And the kids loved it,” says Bethany. “It provided everything we were looking for in a school: A truly challenging environment academically, diversity, and lots of extracurriculars.” The Parsells wanted a well-rounded, challenging curriculum for their 2nd and 4th graders, as well as a third child who isn’t yet in elementary school. So they we ..read more

Many schools are too focused on a fixed curriculum and students are just a number. Here at Calvert, we have a passion for our students to grow, learn, and succeed that goes beyond the textbooks and testing. Rachel Griffith, the Marketing & Communication Coordinator at Calvert, shared her insight into all the Calvert family has to offer. Affordability is a primary goal for the Calvert administration. “There is so much value in a Catholic education,” says Rachel. “Everybody here receives a scholarship, no matter who you are. Every single family gets some type of scholarship support, whether ..read more

The hustle and bustle of drop off and pick up…Children full of energy…Pages turning and pencils moving…These are just a few of the signs that school is back in session.  At Calvert Catholic, the first few days of school look a little bit different than they might for public school students…And that’s on purpose! Here’s an up-close look at how we ease kids into the start of a new school year so they’re positioned for success.  An early look. Before school starts, we hold an open house for children in all grades. Students get a chance to see their lockers, classrooms, and meet their te ..read more

Angie and Aron Sheets were fully invested in their children’s Catholic school and their daughters loved it. So when they found out their local school was closing, they were devastated.  Their search for a new school led them to investigate Calvert Catholic Schools. Through connections with other Calvert families in extra curricular activities and who had already transitioned into Calvert, along with several visits to the school, the choice soon became clear. “Our girls were struck by the respect the other students had for teachers and administration. And they liked the religious component ..read more