Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Superior have a long history. The first schools began in missionary
times with the first mission at La Pointe on Madeline Island. Over time there were 52 schools, the most being 32 at one time. Of the five physical high schools, the last two closed in 1967. Now we’re happy to announce a high school option blended with online and face-to-face classes beginning in fall of 2015. The only Catholic college – Mount Senario – closed in 2002. Currently there are fourteen Catholic elementary schools.
Within this section of the website you will find useful information to assist leadership in schools fulfill
their responsibility of passing on faith and academics.
* Quotes from Renewing Our Commitment to Catholic Elementary and Secondary Schools in the Third
Millennium
Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Superior are a mission of the Church entrusted by Jesus Christ to instill faith and morals in our students. As stewards of God's creation, schools in the Diocese of Superior prepare students spiritually, academically, and physically to proclaim and live out the Good News as a child of God in preparaion for eternal life.
Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Superior are a mission of the Church entrusted by Jesus Christ to instill Catholic faith and morals in our students. Within community, our schools prepare students spiritually, academically, and physically to proclaim and live out the Good News in preparation for eternal life. (Adopted August 2008)
Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Superior are a mission of the Church entrusted by Jesus Christ to instill Catholic faith and morals in our students. Within community, our schools prepare students spiritually, academically, and physically to proclaim and live out the Good News in preparation for eternal life. (Adopted August 2008)