Montgomery County Catholic Schools

Montgomery County Catholic schools provide a strong academic program, coupled with a faith-focused curriculum and produce solid results:

Montgomery County Catholic Elementary Schools

About 25% of Archdiocesan elementary school teachers hired in the past three years have Master’s degrees.
Students (in all grades tested) scored above the national average on all nine TerraNova content areas in the last school year:
- An average of 15.5 points above the national average in math composite
- An average of 17.2 points above the national average in reading composite
Montgomery County Archdiocesan students entering high school scored an average of 18.9 points above the national average in TerraNova testing in the last school year for reading composite, and 21.4 points above the national average in math composite.
100% of school students use computer labs as part of their weekly curriculum.
100% of schools have Internet access, and over 80% have wireless Internet access.
100% of schools have interactive whiteboards.

Montgomery County Archdiocesan students who took the SAT in 2006-07 scored an average of 11 points above the state average on critical reading.
Over 90% of the Archdiocesan Secondary Schools’ Class of 2009 is attending college.
The 2009 graduating classes of Montgomery County Archdiocesan schools received scholarships totaling $31,137,863.