Our hands-on approach to learning means that our students experience their studies firsthand. Our students produce television segments from their school's broadcast desk and learn about aviation on simulators. They build life-size engineering and industrial design projects, and learn about space and wildlife on their iPads. They compete in band competitions domestically and abroad, study robotics, debate, and perfect dance and vocal technique. Our students are award-winning visual artists and championship-winning athletes.

 

At the elementary school level, students are exposed to everything from STEM and Technology to Student Council and Cheerleading. In middle school, students are offered specialty classes such as Graphic Design, Finance and Broadcast. High school students are given Mac laptops to aid in all their studies from German to Psychology. We integrate technology, faith and service into everything we do because we want our students to be prepared for any profession they choose to pursue. We also offer special learning programs for students with enhanced academic needs and diagnosed learning disabilities.

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We invite you to peruse our site and discover all that MACS has to offer. We look forward to having your family become part of our family.

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The Holy See’s Teaching on Catholic Schools
Archbishop J. Michael Miller, C.S.B., 2005

 

Five Essential Marks of a Catholic School

1. Inspired by a supernatural vision

2. Founded on Christian anthropology

3. Animated by communion and community

4. Imbued with a Catholic worldview throughout its curriculum

5. Sustained by Gospel witness