Dr. Allison Vinci Appointed Principal of Archbishop Carroll High School

Archbishop John Carroll High School has named longtime administrator Allison Vinci, Ed.D., as its next principal following more than two decades of service in academic and leadership roles at the Radnor school.

Archbishop Pérez Asks for Prayers Ahead of Days for Educators

Archbishop Pérez is asking all parishes to pray for Catholic school and religious education leaders ahead of the Aug. 25-27 Archbishop’s Days for Educators.

Archdiocesan High Schools, Teachers Union Ratify New Three-Year Contract

The Archdiocese of Philadelphia's Secondary School System and the Association of Catholic Teachers, Local 1776, have ratified a new three-year contract covering approximately 650 full-time lay teachers at 15 Archdiocesan high schools, effective Sept. 1, 2026.

James Meredith Named New President of Father Judge High School

Father Judge High School has named alumnus and veteran Catholic educator James D. Meredith, currently principal of Lansdale Catholic High School, as its next president, effective Aug. 17.

Sister of Mercy Sees ‘God’s Hand at Work’ Leading Her to Lead West Catholic Prep

Sister Danielle Gagnon brings her diverse experience in education, organizational leadership, and faith-filled service to her new role as president of the West Philadelphia archdiocesan high school.

Eric Stonesifer Named New Principal of Little Flower High School

Eric A. Stonesifer has been appointed the next principal of Little Flower Catholic High School for Girls effective Monday, Aug. 3.

Family’s Three Generations Weave Legacy of Faith at Bishop Shanahan H.S.

The archdiocesan high school, now located in Downingtown, Chester County, counts among its many graduates the Lamb family, including a father, his three children and their grandparents, sweethearts in the Class of 1964.

Archbishop Pérez’s Statement on the Proposed Elimination of Educational Tax Credit Programs

Archbishop Nelson J. Pérez issued the following statement June 23 on the proposed elimination of the Educational Improvement Tax Credit and Opportunity Scholarship Tax Credit programs.

Archdiocese of Philadelphia Class of 2026 Earns Record $695 Million in Scholarships

Graduating seniors from Archdiocesan high schools secured a record $695,442,175 in college scholarships, with hundreds also committing to compete in collegiate athletics next year.

After More Than 60 Years, Archbishop Wood Graduation Comes Home

The Class of 2026 returned to a long tradition by walking in graduation ceremonies at the Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in Doylestown. It was a multigenerational moment of pride, writes Principal Katherine Nobles.