Resurrection Catholic School

History

Resurrection Catholic School was born on February 21, 1950 of a dream shared by the Franciscan Sisters of Mary Immaculate, Resurrection Parish children, and Father Alker, the church pastor. The school was the fulfillment of both a desire and a necessity, to provide a Catholic Education to families who wanted quality schooling for their children. With the help of Fr. Alker and the First Principal, Sr. Emma Oswald FMI, 211 students took their seats in September of 1950. The current pastor, Msgr. John Moretta has been leading the community and the school since 1985 and continues to lead our school in living the mission set forth by the founding sisters. In addition to our priest, who supplies faith and academic guidance, our congregation of the Fanciscan Mary Immaculate support Resurrection with two Nuns, Sr. Criselda Vela (3rd Grade) and Sr. Adriana Gomez (Religious Counselor and Choir Director).

Specialties

Achieving Excellence. Serving Christ. School Values: Faith, Respect, Responsibility and Perseverance. Resurrection Catholic School is an educational ministry preparing students to grow academically and spiritually through Catholic values in order to be college ready and to lead. We are proud to be a Seton Blended Learning Partner School. Mixing quality small group instruction and differentiated technology to meet the needs of every student. Officially starting for the 2015-2016 academic school year. To learn more, please visit www.setonpartners.org.