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The Falcons Cross Country team turned in impressive results across the board in their second meet of the season at the Woodlands Christian Academy on Saturday. The Lady Falcons, led by Ashlyn Miller, took second-place, and Thomas Langley earned a medal for his fifth-place finish in the men's 5000 meter varsity race.

In their first meet last Saturday, the Frassati Catholic Cross Country team kicked off their season with a fantastic showing. Ashlyn Miller won the girls varsity race, and the girls team took fourth place overall. The boys were led by Thomas Langley who medaled, and there were fantastic performances all around.

On Tuesday, August 25, Frassati Catholic High School was ranked 21 in the nation by the Classic Learning Test (CLT). The CLT, an organization known for its Classic Learning Test Suite of Assessments, is rapidly growing in popularity as an alternative to the ACT and SAT. The CLT boasts partnerships with nearly 200 colleges and universities nationwide, and has been recognized by the Wall Street Journal for its innovative testing platform.

Frassati Catholic faculty and Registered Nurse Sister John Vianney explains more about the coronavirus and how those on campus can keep themselves virus free during the pandemic.

Frassati Catholic became home to a beautiful Steinway Model B Grand Piano on August 19, 2020, thanks to the generosity of Alex and Dale Bucher. It was a special treat to welcome the new piano, and we are excited for our students and faculty who will be able to use this amazing instrument.

Authentic Catholic education is needed now more than ever, and we invite you support Frassati Catholic by attending our annual Facts and Folly Trivia Night on Saturday, August 29, this year, online. Facts and Folly is the perfect way for you to show off your knowhow and support our mission.

Frassati Catholic seniors got together early in the morning on August 14 to celebrate the start of their final year. Congratulations to the Class of 2021 on the beginning of a great year!

We are excited to have our students back on campus. This year is off to a great start, and it will take the entire community working together to make the school year a success. Please watch this health and safety video for information our our updated protocols and procedures.

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.

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.

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.

The Class of 2020 celebrated their Baccalaureate Mass and Commencement on Friday, May 29, at St. Anthony of Padua Catholic Church. It was a beautiful ceremony, and highlighted the legacy of these students, who made up the final of our four founding classes.

It is hard to believe that we are just one day away from the end of the 2019-2020 academic year. Today's update and the Friday weekly newsletter will be our final regular communications for the end of the semester. We will continue to be in touch during the summer with important updates and information, but we will now reduce the frequency with which we send you information.

Today is May 18, and on this day in 1920 St. John Paul II was born in Wadowice, Poland. On his 100th birthday, let us ponder some of his words to young people: “The future is in your hearts and in your hands. God is entrusting to you the task, at once difficult and uplifting, of working with Him in the building of the civilization of love.”  Let us all accept this task with joy and fortitude!

Part 2 of 2 of the seventh annual Verso L'alto Summit Awards Ceremony. The mission and vision of Frassati Catholic High School is embodied in our patron, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. The characteristics of his life serve as a model for our entire community. Therefore, our awards seek to recognize those students who have embraced these characteristics and made them their own. This article includes all students recognized during part 2.

Part 1 of 2 of the seventh annual Verso L'alto Summit Awards Ceremony. The mission and vision of Frassati Catholic High School is embodied in our patron, Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati. The characteristics of his life serve as a model for our entire community. Therefore, our awards seek to recognize those students who have embraced these characteristics and made them their own. This article includes all students recognized during part 1.

We were thrilled to host a parade through campus for our seniors on Friday, May 8. Seniors decorated their cars with their college choices, and drove through campus, cheered on by faculty and staff. Check out this video of the event.

Today marks the first day of a busy week! We are excited to celebrate a number of events in the coming days, including May Crowning, the Summit Awards Ceremony, and a parade for our seniors. Let us enjoy the bustle of activity, and pray for our seniors on their final week of school.

The VYPE Media company wrote a great article featuring the 2019-2020 Falcons Varsity Volleyball Team and their historic season. Using pictures and video from the Frassati Catholic media day, VYPE discusses the success of the season with players and coaches.

There is a sense of excitement as we approach the end of the school year, and we are very proud of our students and faculty as they head into the final weeks of the semester.