Catholic Schools

Our Catholic Schools are:

Dedicated to the spiritual development of their students;
Committed to academic rigor and the pursuit of excellence;
Holistic in their programs;
and, Available to all who would choose them.

Rhode Island Catholic Schools emphasize strong Christian values through daily religion classes, regular prayer and sacraments, and an emphasis on those values taught by Christ – faith in God, respect, compassion, discipline, responsibility, dignity, integrity, peace and justice.

Every Rhode Island Catholic School is accredited by the New England Association for Schools and Colleges. Students earn well-above average scores on standardized tests, 98% of our students graduate from high school, and 95% go on to college. Small school and class size, together with caring, committed teachers, strong parent involvement, and supportive school leaders provide a school climate that promotes energetic, enthusiastic and disciplined students who take pride in their school and their achievements.

Are you an educator? Learn more about working as a teacher or principal in one of the elementary schools of the Rhode Island Catholic Schools. Our secondary schools have independent hiring processes; apply to the high schools directly.

The Rhode Island Catholic Schools Parents Association is a diocesan organization that works on the local, state, and national level to protect and advocate for the rights of Catholic school parents and students.

For more information, visit Rhode Island Catholic Schools.

A Catholic education isn’t limited to our elementary and high schools. The Diocese of Providence provides Catholic education through a variety of additional means. See the links below.