Visit our directory listing, where you will find a school. Here is our  parish locator. All schools can be located by town or location. You may also go to our Catholic schools listing with a link to each school’s website and contact information or feel free to call the Office of Catholic Schools at 856-583-6103 or your local parish for assistance.

Most families choose a school affiliated with their parish, but you are free to choose any school within the diocese.

Our schools meet and exceed state and national requirements. Rigorous curriculum guidelines established by the Diocese of Camden Office of Catholic Schools build on the strong academic tradition of Catholic schools, incorporate national and state curriculum standards, and allow us to bring the Gospel message of Jesus into all facets of learning.

All of our schools follow the same guidelines, but the schools have flexibility when it comes to course offerings, instructional approaches and tools (such as textbooks, technology applications, lab equipment and materials), electives, and out-of-classroom experiences. Our schools offer a wide range of courses that allow students to develop a faith-based world view, explore potential careers, build critical thinking skills and find joy in learning.

Sacramental preparation is an important part of parish life that is supported by the religion curriculum taught in our Catholic schools. For example, second grade students in Catholic elementary schools prepare for and learn about the sacraments of reconciliation and Eucharist as part of the curriculum, and they experience those sacraments out of school within their parish communities.

Busing is available for many students who attend our high schools and most of our elementary schools. Whether you are eligible depends on where you live and the school you attend. School principals and administrative staff can provide you with specific information about bus transportation.

Our schools welcome mid-year transfers, provided space is available.

Most of our schools provide before and after-school care services, and many schools offer early drop-off options as well. Schedules and fees are determined by individual schools.

Our teachers follow the rich tradition of Catholic educators in differentiating instruction to meet the needs of all children. All of our schools have supplemental on-site teachers and resources through partnerships with local public school districts to support students with learning differences. In addition, three elementary and two high schools have full-time special education instructors and programs, supported by House of Charity – Bishop’s annual appeal. Those schools are:

• Camden Catholic High School, Cherry Hill
• Holy Spirit High School, Absecon
• John Paul II Regional School, Stratford
• Resurrection School, Cherry Hill
• Our Lady Star of the Sea Regional School, Atlantic City

Our school principals can meet with you to determine how your child’s needs can best be met.