Mount St. Mary Academy is hosting its annual Reverse Raffle with over $11,000 in prizes. The grand prize winner, which is the last raffle ticket drawn, will be awarded $10,000.

Mount St. Mary Academy is hosting an open house for prospective students in grades five through eight and their parents on

People have been wondering if "Back to School" in 2020 means going back or even going to school. Due to COVID-19 the state of public and private schools has been in question since last March when a pandemic forced students to stay home and learn via digital platforms such as Zoom and Google Classroom.

Gabriella Ortiz, a junior hospitality and tourism/business finance major from Youngstown, N.Y., was one of only 10 students nationwide recognized for her commitment to the club management industry with the coveted Joe Perdue Scholarship.

Hilbert Announces Plans to Launch Buffalo Shuttle Service

The Diocese of Buffalo has appointed Joan D. Thomas as Interim School Superintendent, an education professional with nearly five decades of experience as an educator, principal and interim superintendent and superintendent for two school districts

Three middle school students were awarded this year's Mary E. Kirwan Catholic Education Scholarship at St. John the Baptist School in Kenmore.

St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute hosted a socially-distant graduation celebration for the 157 members of the Class of 2020 and their families.

Mount St. Mary Academy held a farewell driving tour through campus for the Class of 2020 on May 31.

The students at Christ the King School will miss their long time principal, Samuel Zalacca, when he retires in June.

You don't need me to point out that your graduation year has been full of unforeseen challenges that none of us could ever have imagined when you started school in September.

Pre-K graduation was celebrated in a leveling up event at St. John the Baptist School in Kenmore.

St. Mary's High School held its 2020 graduation in a big way. By big, we're talking 60-foot-wide movie screens.

The name of this year's school musical, "Personal Best Equals Success." was created by St. Joseph University School music teacher Melody Calato.

Notre Dame Academy, a Catholic elementary school in Buffalo, received news that the video production club, Our Lady Media has won a Communicator Award.

First, they took out the blackboards and put in whiteboards. Now simple drawings have been replaced by 3D printed objects that students can physically hold.

"It's not about how much you do, but how much love you put into what you do that counts."

With very little warning all Catholic schools in the Diocese of Buffalo were temporarily closed March 17 due to an outbreak of the coronavirus.

Turtles, sharks and elephants came to St. Peter School, not in a thundering stampede but as passengers in the Buffalo Zoo's Zoomobile.

Two Southern Tier elementary students were among the many honorees at GALA 22:6, the 20th annual Catholic education dinner on Jan. 23.

The Neil M. Thomson '57 Memorial Scholarship was recently awarded at St. John the Baptist School in Kenmore.

Sporting their new helmets and shoulder pads, the Cardinal O'Hara High School football team lined up for practice and took their cues from Coach Shaquille Dudley, as assistant Coach Lewis Hawkins helped with the linemen.

There is something going around at South Buffalo's Notre Dame Academy - and the students are spreading it. Kindness is contagious and the student council wants everyone to catch it.

Canisius College will welcome Fordham University President Rev. Joseph M. McShane, SJ, to campus on November 12, 2019 at 7:00 p.m.

Notre Dame Academy is a regional school, which means it reaches out beyond parish boundaries to educate students from the surrounding areas.

Ron Clark is an educator, author and speaker who will be coming to Notre Dame Academy as the keynote at an upcoming

Teachers and students alike are excited to head back to school at St. John the Baptist School.

The Holy Spirit is working through Notre Dame Academy as it starts a video club with reunited members of Daybreak TV Productions.

St. Joseph University School in Buffalo had a slam dunk of a graduation as UB's Women's Basketball coach cheered the students who had a victory over the eighth grade.

Mrs. Tristian D'Angelo, principal of Notre Dame Academy, in South Buffalo, New York, has been selected as one of the honorees of the 62nd Judge John D. Hillery Memorial Scholarship Foundation.

The gym of St. Bernadette School became a big top as the Orchard Park parish hosted their festive summer Bible Camp themed "Parade Around the Our Father."

Hilbert College was awarded an Arthur O. Eve Higher Education Opportunity Program grant for participation in the program beginning this August and continuing through 2024.

Bassam M. Deeb, Ph.D., president of Trocaire College in Buffalo, has received the College and University Professional Association for Human Resources (CUPA-HR) 2019 Chief Executive HR Champion Award. Recognizing that what makes an institution great are its people, this national award honors a president or chancellor of a higher education institution or system who has demonstrated significant support for the institution's human resources function. Thanks to the generous support of Sibson Consulting, CUPA-HR is pleased to offer an $8,000 contribution to Trocaire College's endowment or scholarship fund. Since his appointment as president of Trocaire College in 2012, Deeb has provided forward-thinking vision and support to the college's HR organization. The creation and support of a chief HR officer position that serves on the president's council and reports to the president and the board of trustees highlights his understanding of the importance of human resource leadership in sustaining a competitive organization. Deeb also created a new Compensation Committee of the board of trustees, which aims to ensure compensation practices and philosophy are in alignment with the institution's strategic plan. Early in his tenure, Deeb directed a review and revision of the evaluation processes for all employees, creating alignment between evaluation and goal setting, strategic objectives, budgeting and professional development. This effort led to the creation of the Mary Clare Development Center for faculty development and the strengthening of the Staff Advisory Committee to drive the staff's development needs. Deeb allocates 10 percent of the total rewards budget toward professional development for members of faculty, staff and administration, and he supports the concept of an "organization of continuous learning." Under Deeb's leadership, Trocaire College was awarded the "Great Colleges to Work For" designation in 2018 by the Chronicle of Higher Education, specifically recognizing the professional and career development programs, supervisor/department chair relationships, and work-life balance. "Dr. Deeb is always willing to try new approaches, take risks, employ nontraditional solutions, and urge unrestraint in the face of the status quo," says Jan Peters, chief HR officer at Trocaire College. "He has brought in executives from industries outside of higher education, inspired leadership to engage candidly in healthy conflict, set up systems for teams to chase innovation, and embedded diversity and inclusion into our philosophies and operations."

With the sounds of noise makers and applause Principal Samuel Zalacca announced that Christ the King School has received accreditation from the Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools.

At the end of March, Dr. Ryan Hartnett was appointed Villa Maria College's vice president for academic affairs. He has served as VPAA in an interim capacity since July 2018.

Christ the King Seminary has announced its Summer 2019 Dinner Lecture Series to be held on the East Aurora campus.

They say it takes a village to raise a child. Many organizations in the village of East Aurora have joined together to help educate the children at Immaculate Conception School.

St. Joseph Collegiate Institute celebrated the success of its student athletes when 18 seniors caught the eye of college recruiters, and signed commitment letters to play for them.

D'Youville has been awarded a Steelcase Active Learning Center grant which will transform space at the intersection of D'Youville and Leonardo da Vinci High School PS 212 into a living laboratory to support learning

First-graders at St. John the Baptist School recently participated in a service project to help them understand the Lenten goal of giving alms. Organized by their teachers Jill Parrino and Melissa Richey, the students were asked to do chores and other odd jobs around their homes to earn some extra money.