COLORADO SPRINGS. “Memorable” is the best word to describe the 2021-2022 school year at St. Mary’s High School. Our first year back as a whole community after COVID restrictions brought many milestones including academic achievements, sports championships, renewed friendships, and new traditions. Here are some of the highlights:

COLORADO SPRINGS. With the end of each school year comes excitement and bittersweet goodbyes, and the end of the 2021-2022 school is no exception. For St. Mary’s High School, the end of this year brings some new courses for students to look forward to next year, as well the retirement of some longstanding faculty members.

The part of our mission statement that reads “challenging students through faith, academics, and service” is one that we don’t take lightly. It is the core of what it means to be a Divine Redeemer Cardinal. 

COLORADO SPRINGS. Hard work pays off. For seven St. Mary’s seniors, who moved forward in major college scholarship programs, hard work and persistence throughout their high school careers prepared them for the application process.

COLORADO SPRINGS. When Michelle (Polliard) Quaney last walked the halls of Corpus Christi Catholic School as a student in 1976, the United States was celebrating its bicentennial and “Silly Love Songs” by Wings filled the airways. Yet when she returned to the Colorado Springs campus as a teacher six years ago, the feeling invoked by the building was the same.

COLORADO SPRINGS. Catholic Schools Week will be observed Jan. 30-Feb. 5. Due to coronavirus concerns, the annual All Schools Mass has been canceled. However, individual schools are finding creative ways to celebrate the event. Following is a listing of the various activities planned by schools in the diocese for Catholic Schools Week 2022.