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Shrine Catholic Schools are a treasured educational ministry of one of the largest parishes in the Archdiocese of Detroit, the National Shrine of the Little Flower Basilica.
Our schools become home to families who care about the Catholic education and future of our children and young adults, recognizing the joy and benefit of doing so as part of a community that shares values and traditions.
Club or Organization: Chess club, Choir, Drama, Service opportunities, STEM
Arts and Music Programs: Art, Music, Spanish
Recreational Athletic Programs: Gym
School Notes
At Shrine Catholic Grade School we exemplify Christ by praying,
learning, and growing together.
Our Christian mission is to guide each student as they develop
spiritually and gain a knowledge, understanding and love of Jesus
Christ.
Shrine Catholic Grade School students will acquire a Catholic
attitude toward world involvement with a strong personal commitment
to moral and spiritual values.
Our goal is to assist each child as they become responsible
members of family, Church and society.
Each student is encouraged to pursue excellence in all aspects
of the learning experience; to acquire appropriate skills and a
common core knowledge; to grow in responsibility and leadership
skills, and to become physically fit through organized
programs.
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