We enter into Christianity’s most important week, Holy Week and Easter.  From the gift of the Eucharist we celebrate on Holy Thursday, to the mystery of Christ’s betrayal, suffering and death on Good Friday, and then His triumph over death on Easter morning, we have so much to contemplate, and so many reasons to give thanks.  It is in the crucible of these days that the understanding of life and death was changed, leading to the realization that Christians should always be people of joy and hope.  This attitude toward life is possible because of what Jesus did, and because of what each of us is promised.  May you and your family experience peace and happiness as you celebrate Easter.

-- Fr. Donald '70

As we enter Holy Week, I pray that this is a spiritually fulfilling time for you and your family. Please know that you will be in my prayers during this time. I also pray that the Easter Break is rejuvenating for our students, faculty and staff. Once we return to school, we will have just two months before the end of the school year. 

As the quarter ended on March 22, we are now entering the fourth quarter of the school year. We will continue to remind all of our students to finish the year well by being attentive to their classwork, homework, and assessments. 

It is also important to note that on April 8, sport coats are no longer required as we move into the spring dress code. 

-- Jeremy Joseph '96

I hope each of you has a blessed Holy Week. This is a very busy time of year as we officially kick off spring and the beginning of the 4th quarter. The 4th quarter brings lots of excitement and anticipation for the end of the year. Please continue to remind your son(s) to check Plus Portals on a regular basis and to see their teacher(s) if they have questions. I also encourage them to see their teachers for extra support and help if they are struggling in any of their courses. The 4th quarter is very short for our seniors making this even more important. My door is always open if they ever need anything. 

-- Kenneth Pipkin

On Tuesday, several members of the Senior Class will be leading our community in the Living Stations of the Cross. We encourage all of our students to be fully engaged in this special and powerful tradition at Curley. It is a great way to reflect during Holy Week.

All Mission-4-Service hours are due by April 22. All signed V-forms should be submitted electronically to Google Classroom designated for Mission-4-Service. Students who do not submit their hours on-time will receive an academic penalty in their theology class and will become immediately ineligible until they complete this graduation requirement.

All freshmen parents are reminded of the Museum of the Bible field trip on Thursday, April 11. Buses will depart from the auditorium lobby promptly at 8:00 am and will return by 3:30 pm. The $20 charge has been placed against all freshmen FACTS accounts. 

Join us for Holy Hour on Tuesday, March 26, at 6:00 pm. Free Chick-fil-A will be available at 5:00 pm if you sign up HERE by Friday, March 22. You must plan to come to Holy Hour if you get Chick-fil-A.

Students are invited to come on a Franciscan Retreat from July 19-21. More information and the link to sign up can be found HERE.

Now is the time to plan your summer camps! At Curley Summer Camps our goal is to provide fun, well-supervised educational and recreational activities for our campers. Our coaches and instructors are the key to our success, and they can't wait to coach, mentor, and teach your children this summer. Detailed information on all camps can be found HERE.