Business Details
Premier Catholic Education in Baltimore, MD
The School Of The Cathedral, a Blue Ribbon School, has provided students in Pre-K4 through eighth grade with a foundation in spiritual strength, academic excellence, and 21st-century learning since its establishment. Located in the academic corridor of Baltimore's Homeland/Roland Park area, the school emphasizes traditional Catholic education while fostering independence and leadership. Students engage in a standards-based curriculum aligned with the Archdiocese of Baltimore guidelines, enhanced by technology integration, including Chromebooks for middle schoolers and iPads for lower school students.The school's commitment to social justice is demonstrated through its three-year program culminating in eighth-grade TED-style presentations on justice issues. Weekly liturgies, sacrament preparation, and service projects ensure spiritual growth, while extracurricular activities in athletics, arts, and clubs support well-rounded development. With 70% of faculty holding or pursuing advanced degrees, the school maintains rigorous academic standards, evidenced by students scoring in the top quartile on national standardized tests and earning significant scholarships for high school placement.
Services
Pre-K4 Program
Kindergarten
Elementary Education
Middle School
After School Program
Athletics
Arts & Music
Social Justice Curriculum
Highlights and features
- We offer a standards-based Catholic curriculum with technology integration for grades Pre-K4-8.
- Our faculty includes 70% with advanced degrees or pursuing them.
- Students score in the top 25% nationally on standardized tests.
- Three-year social justice program culminates in TED-style presentations.
- Weekly liturgies and sacrament preparation support spiritual development.
Associations and certifications
- Blue Ribbon Schools Program
What people say
Engaged teachers
Academic excellence
Welcoming community
Student growth
Strong curriculum
Services
Pre-K4 Program
Our Pre-K4 program establishes foundational academic and social skills through structured learning and play-based activities. Students develop early literacy, numeracy, and interpersonal abilities in a faith-centered environment. The curriculum prepares children for kindergarten while emphasizing Catholic values and community building.
Middle School
Departmentalized instruction in grades 6-8 prepares students for high school through subject-specific teaching. The program builds time management, self-advocacy, and critical thinking skills while maintaining rigorous academic standards. Students participate in leadership roles and specialized programs like social justice curriculum.
After School Program
The Cathedral Extended Day program provides supervised care from dismissal until 6:00 PM. Enrichment activities and academic support are offered in a structured environment. This program accommodates working families while maintaining the school's educational mission beyond regular hours.
Social Justice Curriculum
Three-year social justice program for middle school students includes weekly classes on poverty, ethics, and community service. The capstone project involves creating TED-style presentations on justice issues. This curriculum develops civic responsibility and aligns with Catholic teachings on social responsibility.
Athletics Program
Competitive sports teams in soccer, basketball, and lacrosse teach teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship. Additional programs include running club, golf clinic, and pedal power activities. The athletics program complements academic and spiritual development through physical engagement.
Questions
What grades does The School of the Cathedral serve?
We serve students from Pre-K4 through 8th grade in a co-educational environment.
Is there a uniform requirement?
Yes, students wear uniforms daily with specific gym attire on physical education days.
What extracurricular activities are available?
We offer athletics (soccer, basketball, lacrosse), arts, music, STEM club, and social justice programs.
How does the school support student spirituality?
Weekly Mass attendance, religion classes, sacrament preparation, and service projects integrate faith into daily learning.
What technology resources are available?
Middle school students receive Chromebooks, lower school students use iPads, and all classrooms feature smartboards and modern science labs.
Are there scholarship opportunities?
Yes, students have earned significant academic scholarships for high school placement, and financial aid options exist.
