This is the official site for news about Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School in Montgomery, Alabama. Our K3-12 school is comprised of 4 campuses: St. Bede Campus and Holy Spirit Campus (K3-6), the Middle School Campus (7-8), and the High School Campus (9-12). Founded in 1873, Montgomery Catholic is the oldest continuously operating private school in the state of Alabama.
Tuesday, September 22, 2015
Montgomery Catholic Seniors Engaged Using Technology in the Classroom
For the first time since Montgomery Catholic began its one-to-one innovative in 2013, the senior class has daily use of laptops. Increased access to technology for each student has led to a better use of existing technology. For example, in Mrs. LaFond's classes, students have been using turnitin.com for years to submit papers. Now, they are able to participate in a class discussion board. Students enjoy connecting to friends in other class periods, viewing multiple responses to questions, extending responses, and documenting class discussion. Not only is their online discussion an opportunity to better understand class material, but they will also be better prepared for college since most college courses incorporate online discussion boards in course assessments. Montgomery Catholic Senior English teacher Mrs. Amanda Lafond said "Amazing things are going on in my classroom, the students are engaged and actively discussing class assignments with their peers. It is exciting to see them engaged and excited about class discussions in a new way." After the success in the English 12 courses, other teachers are looking to utilize this valuable and exciting feature. Montgomery Catholic is proud of the faculty's initiative and leadership in integrating technology is such useful ways, continuing the long tradition of preparing students for college.
Monday, September 21, 2015
Montgomery Catholic's Holy Spirit Campus Celebrates Grandparent's Day in a Big Way!

Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School's Holy Spirit Campus welcomed Grandparents to campus on Thursday, September 17, 2015. The day began with Principal Mr. Matthew Monson saying prayer and pledge around the flag pole and introducing his special guest for the day, his own "Papa", Mr. Norman H. Rahn, Jr. to his students. Afterwards students celebrated Mass at Holy Spirit Catholic Church with their Grandparents. Father Patrick Driscoll and Father Phillip McKenna were the celebrants. Montgomery Catholic's President, Anne Ceasar welcomed and thanked all of the families for supporting Catholic education and for the gift of their grandchildren. The Parent Teacher Council (PTC) hosted a reception, and invited students and their guests to the gymnasium for a visit, donuts, coffee and juice. Grandparents had an opportunity to have their picture made with their students by Total Image before they were invited back to the classrooms. Having generations of families on campus is a longtime tradition at Montgomery Catholic, and will continue to be as Montgomery Catholic celebrates over 140 years of continuous education in Montgomery.
Founded in 1873, Montgomery Catholic Preparatory Schools Mission is:
Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School is an integral part of the Catholic Church's mission to proclaim the gospel of Jesus Christ. As an adult community, we share in the responsibility to prepare students for college and beyond while helping them grow to become persons of faith, virtue and wisdom.
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| Montgomery Catholic fifth grade student, Will Belsterling enjoyed visiting with his Grandmother, Marge Belsterling at school on Grandparents day. |
MONTGOMERY CATHOLIC’S TERMITE FOOTBALL TEAM LEARNING ALL ABOUT TEAMWORK.
The youngest Montgomery Catholic Knights are from 2nd - 4th grade. Warming up before a big game coach Kerry Franklin reminds them the importance of teamwork to get the win; Cooper Beesley, Michael Hill, Ryan Parker, Dalton Dermus, Kameron Dean, Roderick Bristow, Ayden Hodge, Kason Franklin, Geroge Allison, Barrett Beesley and Carter Anderson.
Cheering the Knights on at all of the games for Montgomery Catholic's Termite football team, the Termite Cheerleaders for the 2015 season are (pictured from left to right): Savannah Decker,Sarah Ellis,Ella Castanza, Kathryn Reardon,Lily Abbott, Eliana Conceicao, Sophia Lopez, and Mally Barranco with their coach Mrs. Mary Kelley. Team members not pictured are Lily Coulombe, Morgan Donaldson, Virginia Driver, Taylor Ellis.
Monday, September 14, 2015
Montgomery Catholic Elects Middle School SGA Officers for 2015-2016
Middle School students at Montgomery Catholic Preparatory School recently selected their officers for the 2015-2016 academic year. Chandler Ford was elected as SGA President, Ryan Barranco as SGA Vice President, Kinley Tadlock as Secretary, and Ines Gonzalez-Ansaldi was elected as the SGA Chaplain. Class representatives were also elected for seventh and eighth grade. Seventh grade SGA representatives are Gracie Barranco, McKenzie Norton, Camille Morgan and Patrick Hess. Eighth grade SGA representatives are Cedajia Jones, Tyler Hoffman, Alexis Weber, Skylar Sparks and Anna Sadie. Mrs. Amanda Fuller is the Middle School SGA Sponsor.
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