“The children we serve may come from different parts of the world than our families did, but their parents want for them what ours did for us: a good education, a safe place to live, and a wonderful future.” -Jack Connors, Jr., CCS Chair
Help rebuild Catholic educationOur deserving students will succeed with your support.
Support Our StudentsTo Ms. Bailey, the greatest thing about being a teacher is, “seeing children experience success. The light bulb goes on—they get it! This brings a smile to my face every time."
Support Our TeachersEndowments like the Corey C. Griffin Scholarship Fund allow you to honor loved ones and continue helping offer quality education within our communities.
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At the Campaign for Catholic Schools, we are always looking ahead. In 2017, we launched the $25 million Fund for the Future, a philanthropic effort to strengthen academics, financials, and leadership at our Academies and to build new programs for teacher and principal support, which can be replicated at other schools.
The Campaign for Catholic Schools (CCS) is blazing a trail for a new model of education that truly educates the whole child. Our schools blend the time-tested traditions that have made Catholic schools great with a vision for the future.
Research shows that Catholic education is an effective educator of children, with a high return on investment. For children in urban communities, it has proven to be the best educational model and one of the best-kept untold success stories. No other educational system comes close to having the same kind of positive impact or results. Studies show that Catholic school students are scoring higher on the SAT’s, graduating high school, and attending college more-so than their public-school counterparts.
Our new model focuses on system-wide change in the following areas: lay governance, enhanced academics, improved faculty support, and renovated buildings.
Sign up to SoulCycle with the B.U.S. Young Professionals on Nov. 14 in the Seaport! Read More
For the thousands of nuns who have served as principals at Catholic schools, their emphasis on self-discipline must seem like common sense. But a new academic study confirms the sisters are on to something: You can instill self-discipline in students, a virtue that will help them in their studies and later in life. Read More
More than 125 CCS Honor Roll members and guests gathered at the Boston College Club on April 5 for this year’s CCS spring breakfast meeting. Guest speaker Fr. William J. Leahy S.J., president of Boston College, spoke on the importance of Catholic education in today’s society. Read More
