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July 24
Our decision to provide in-person education has been approved unanimously by the Board of Trustees, is supported by months of discernment, diligent research, consultation with families, faculty and staff, and fully recognizes that a return to normal, while greatly desired, omits the reality that COVID-19 is still a serious health concern for portions of the population, including some of our faculty and staff members. It is essential to acknowledge that while in-person instruction is the best educational option to support the social, psychological, emotional, and spiritual well-being of our students, we must also provide appropriate balance by instilling a community-wide commitment to support a safe and healthy school environment. Minimizing the inherent risks of in-person education will be the responsibility of every member of our community, both at home and on-campus.Read More -
July 24
We are very thankful for this touching video tribute from the Class of 2020. They wanted to thank the faculty, staff, and community for helping make their time at Frassati Catholic so special. We will truly miss the Class of 2020.Read More -
June 2
As May came to a close, three Frassati Catholic High School students, Avery Kemp ‘22, Katharine Liepman ‘22, and Ashlyn Miller ’22, were recognized by the Classic Learning Test (CLT) as Regional Scholars for their performance on the CLT10, an alternative standardized testing option to the PSAT. The students performed in the top 5% in the Southwest Region and were notified that they would be candidates for the National Award. On May 28, Ashlyn Miller was selected as one of the CLT National Award Recipients, a group of students who tested in the top 1% nationwide.Read More
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Our Patron
Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati was known for his joy and jokes. A talented athlete, who dedicated himself to his studies and the care of the poor, Pier Giorgio inspired his friends to lives of virtue by the sheer strength of his own example. His life illustrates that happiness does not depend on the absence of trials and suffering, as this Man of the Beatitudes found happiness in the midst of tremendous suffering. His life illuminates the essence of holiness: that holiness is first about receiving God’s love and then pouring out that divine love in concrete ways.
Here at Frassati Catholic High School, we look to Pier Giorgio as our guide in promoting an authentic Catholic culture, fostering the pursuit of truth and growth in virtue. Now in our seventh academic year, our journey following in the footsteps of Blessed Pier Giorgio has seen the growth of our student body, three graduating classes, and the rapid expansion of our campus.
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