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2020-2021 DIRECTORY of CATHOLIC SCHOOLS 2020-2021 DIRECTORY of CATHOLIC SCHOOLS — CATHOLIC SCHOOLS OFFICE — 5001 EASTERN AVENUE, HYATTSVILLE, MARYLAND 20782 MAILING ADDRESS: P.O. BOX 29260, WASHINGTON, DC 20017-0206 PHONE: 301-853-4518 EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: 301-853-7670 www.adwcatholicschools.org @ADWCATHSCHOOLS @ADWCATHSCHOOLS @ADWCATHSCHOOLS ___________________________________________ His Excellency The Most Revered Wilton D. Gregory Archbishop of Washington @WashArchbishop Kelly Branaman Secretary for Catholic Schools @ADWSupt 2020-2021 DIRECTORY of CATHOLIC SCHOOLS TABLE OF CONTENTS Catholic Schools Office Staff and Contact Information…………………………………...… 4 Lead Technology Coaches……………………………………………………………………. 5 Consortium of Catholic Academies…………………………………………………………… 5 Office of Catechesis………………………………………………………………………… 5 Office of Child Protection & Safe Environment……………………………………………….. 5 Secretariat for Communications………………………………………………………………. 5 2020-2021 Board of Education……………………………………………………………….. 6 Maps - Locations of Catholic Schools in the Archdiocese of Washington………………… 7 District of Columbia Schools………………………………………………………………… 8 Montgomery County Schools…………………………………………………………………. 9 Prince George's County Schools………………………………………………………………. 10 Southern Maryland Schools………………………………………………………………….. 11 Early Learning Centers…………………………………………………………………….. 12 Catholic Schools by Designation…………………………………………………………….. 13 Archdiocesan Early Learning Centers………………………………………………………. 13 Archdiocesan Elementary Schools…………………………………………………………….. 13 Archdiocesan High Schools………………………………………………………………….. 15 Independent Elementary/Middle Schools……………………………………………………… 15 Independent High Schools…………………………………………………………………… 16 Regional Elementary Schools and their Supporting Parishes…………………………….. 17 Important Dates………………………………………………………………………………. 19 Alphabetical Listing of All Catholic Schools………………………………………………... 20 — CATHOLIC SCHOOLS OFFICE — Kelly Branaman Secretary/Superintendent for Catholic Schools 301-853-4508 [email protected] Wendy Anderson Associate Superintendent for Academics and Leadership 301-853-4588 [email protected] Assistant to the Associate Superintendent - Garfield Gardner 301-853-5304 Wendi Williams Assistant Superintendent for Advancement and Enrollment Management 301-853-4531 [email protected] Manager for Funding and Enrollment - Sean Brown 301-853-5356 [email protected] Marketing and Enrollment Coordinator - Anna Quattrone 301-853-4597 [email protected] Marketing and Administrative Assistant - Barbara Quisquinay 301-853-4551 [email protected] Chris Buchleitner Assistant Superintendent for School Operations and Student Services 301-853-5353 [email protected] Coordinator for Counseling Services - Laney Park 301-853-5354 [email protected] Christina Mendez-Hall Assistant Superintendent for Catholic Identity and Accreditation 301-853-4590 [email protected] Director for Early Childhood Programs– Roshon Casey 301-853-4587 [email protected] Anne Dillon Director for Special Education 301-853-4569 [email protected] Tiffany Wilson Director for Educational Technology 301-853-4549 [email protected] Jeremy McDonald Director for Research and Planning 301-853-4598 [email protected] Brian Radziwill Director for Government Programs and Grants 301-853-5357 [email protected] Vicky McCann Director for Curriculum and Instruction 301-853-4548 [email protected] Michelle Lawyer Office Manager 301-853-4508 [email protected] 4 LEAD TECHNOLOGY COACHES Reporting to Tiffany Wilson, Director for Educational Technology Coach Twitter Email Mary Del Bianco @MaryDB [email protected] Kitty Shadman @kittyshadman [email protected] Hannah Ruckstuhl @hannahruckstuhl [email protected] CONSORTIUM OF CATHOLIC ACADEMIES (CCA) Serves the Washington, D.C. Catholic schools of Sacred Heart, Saint Anthony, Saint Francis Xavier, and Saint Thomas More Catholic Academy PHONE: 301-853-4589 EMAIL: [email protected] FAX: 301-853-7695 CatholicAcademies.org @ConsortiumCath1 President Vincent P. Spadoni [email protected] Chief Operations Officer Director of Finance Veronica Lee [email protected] Tuition and Collections Marta Munoz [email protected] OFFICE OF CATECHESIS Director for Catechesis Sara Blauvelt 301-853-5368 [email protected] Coordinator for Course Promotion and Hispanic Catechesis Kately Javier 301-853-5384 [email protected] The following offices support the Secretariat for Catholic Schools in providing services to our schools and members of our school commu- nities throughout the archdiocese OFFICE OF CHILD AND YOUTH PROTECTION & SAFE ENVIRONMENT Executive Director Courtney Chase 301-853-5302 [email protected] Coordinator of Records and Fingerprinting Andrea Salazar 301-853-5328 [email protected] Coordinator of Child & Youth Protection and Cinthia Avery 301-853-5328 [email protected] Administrative Assistant LaKeisha Baylor 301-853-5328 [email protected] SECRETARIAT FOR COMMUNICATIONS Secretary for Communications Paula Gwynn Grant 301-853-5372 [email protected] 5 — BOARD OF EDUCATION — 2020-2021 Washington, DC Mr. Arthur Linder, President Rev. Gary Studniewski, Pastor- St. Peter Mr. Harold Thomas JR, Principal - St. Francis Xavier Mr. Sharie Wood - St. Thomas More Mr. Thomas Gletner - Blessed Sacrament Mr. Edward Farley - Our Lady of Victory Montgomery County Rev. Joseph Calis, Pastor - St. John the Evangelist, Silver Spring, MD Mr. Ted Ewanciw, Principal - St. Bernadette, Silver Spring, MD Dr. Sarah Belson - Little Flower, Bethesda, MD Mr. Greg Cooksey - St. Martin of Tours, Gaithersburg, MD Mr. Michael Cronin - St. Raphael, Rockville, MD Mrs. Maura Lannan - Our Lady of Mercy, Potomac, MD Prince George’s County Rev. John Kennealy, Pastor - St. Matthias the Apostle, Lanham, MD Mrs. Aurora Carmichael - St. Columba, Oxon Hill, MD Mrs. Virginia Cuadra - St. John the Evangelist, Clinton, MD Mrs. Betsy Ramirez – St. Ambrose, Cheverly, MD Southern MD Rev. Michael King, Pastor - Cardinal Hickey Academy, Owings, MD Mrs. Lila Hofmeister, Principal - Saint Michael School, Ridge, MD Mrs. Karen Grubber – Little Flower, Great Mills, MD Mrs. Kasia Sweeney - Our Lady Star of the Sea, Solomons, MD Mr. Jeffrey Palumbo, President/Principal (High School) – St. Vincent Pallotti High School, Laurel, MD Mr. Michael Friel, ESPA President/Principal - Mary of Nazareth, Darnestown, MD 6 A FAITH-BASED EDUCATION LASTS A LIFETIME IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, AND THE FIVE MARYLAND COUNTIES OF CALVERT, CHARLES, MONTGOMERY, PRINCE GEORGE’S AND ST. MARY’S 7 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Archdiocesan Independent Annunciation Catholic School Georgetown Visitation Preparatory School Archbishop Carroll High School Gonzaga College High School Blessed Sacrament School Saint Anselm’s Abbey School Holy Trinity School Saint John’s College High School Our Lady of Victory School San Miguel School Sacred Heart School (CCA) Washington Jesuit Academy Saint Anthony Catholic School (CCA) The Washington School for Girls Saint Augustine Catholic School Saint Francis Xavier Academy (CCA) Saint Peter School DC Catholic Schools: Saint Thomas More Catholic Academy (CCA) Archdiocesan: 11 Independent: 7 Total: 18 8 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY Archdiocesan Don Bosco Cristo Rey High School, Takoma Park Holy Cross School, Garrett Park Holy Redeemer School, Kensington Independent Little Flower School, Bethesda The Academy of the Holy Cross, Kensington Mary of Nazareth School, Darnestown The Avalon School, Gaithersburg Our Lady of Lourdes School, Bethesda Brookewood School, Kensington Our Lady of Mercy School, Potomac Connelly School of the Holy Child, Potomac Saint Andrew Apostle School, Silver Spring Georgetown Preparatory School, Bethesda Saint Bartholomew School, Bethesda Mater Dei School, Bethesda Saint Bernadette School, Silver Spring Mother of God School, Gaithersburg Saint Elizabeth School, Rockville Our Lady of Good Counsel High School, Olney Saint Francis International School, Silver Spring Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart, Bethesda Saint Jane Frances de Chantal School, Bethesda The Woods Academy, Bethesda Saint John the Baptist School, Silver Spring Saint John the Evangelist School, Silver Spring Saint Jude Regional Catholic School, Rockville MC Catholic Schools: Saint Martin of Tours School, Gaithersburg Archdiocesan: 21 Saint Mary School, Rockville Independent: 10 Saint Patrick School, Rockville Total: 31 Saint Peter School, Olney Saint Raphael School, Rockville 9 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN PRINCE GEORGE’S COUNTY Archdiocesan Independent The Academy of Saint Matthias the Apostle, Lanham Bishop McNamara High School, Forestville Holy Redeemer School, College Park DeMatha Catholic High School, Hyattsville Saint Ambrose School, Cheverly Elizabeth Seton High School, Bladensburg Saint Columba School, Oxon Hill Saint Vincent Pallotti High School, Laurel Saint Jerome Academy, Hyattsville Saint John the Evangelist School, Clinton Saint Joseph Regional School, Beltsville Saint Mary School, Landover Hills Saint Mary of the Assumption School, Upper Marlboro Saint Mary of the Mills School, Laurel PG Catholic Schools: Saint Mary School of Piscataway, Clinton Archdiocesan: 14 Saint Philip the Apostle School Independent: 4 Saint Pius X Regional School, Bowie Total: 18 10 CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN SOUTHERN MARYLAND Archdiocesan Independent Archbishop Neale School, La Plata Mother Catherine Academy, Mechanicsville Cardinal Hickey Academy, Owings Saint Mary’s Ryken High School, Leonardtown Father Andrew White, S.J. School, Leonardtown Little Flower School, Great Mills Our Lady, Star of the Sea School, Solomons SoMD Catholic
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