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List of schools in the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque
This is a list of schools of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque.
High schools edit
| School | Location | Mascot |
|---|---|---|
| Beckman Catholic High School | Dyersville | Trail Blazers |
| Columbus High School | Waterloo | Sailors |
| Don Bosco High School | Gilbertville | Dons |
| Marquette High School | Bellevue | Mohawks |
| Newman Catholic High School | Mason City | Knights |
| Wahlert Catholic High School | Dubuque | Golden Eagles |
| Xavier High School | Cedar Rapids | Saints |
Former high schools edit
| School | Location | Mascot | Fate |
|---|---|---|---|
| Aquin Catholic | Cascade | Tomahawks | Absorbed by Beckman Catholic, Dyersville in 1976 |
| Assumption | Cresco | Crusaders | Succeeded by Notre Dame, Cresco in 1950 |
| DeSales | Ossian | Falcons | Closed in 1969 |
| Holy Family/Holy Name | Mason City | Maroons | Consolidated with St. Joseph's, Mason City to form Newman Catholic, Mason City in 1960 |
| Holy Rosary | La Motte | Unknown | Absorbed by Marquette, Bellevue in 1965 |
| Immaculate Conception Academy | Elma | Knights/Saints | Absorbed by Notre Dame, Cresco in 1968 |
| Immaculate Conception | Cedar Rapids | Greyhounds | Merged with St. Wenceslaus, Cedar Rapids and St. Patrick's, Fairfax tor form Regis, Cedar Rapids in 1958 |
| Immaculate Conception | Charles City | Wildcats | Closed in 1968 |
| Immaculate Conception | Fairbank | Rockets | Closed in 1965 |
| LaSalle | Cedar Rapids | Lancers | Merged with Regis, Cedar Rapids to form Xavier, Cedar Rapids in 1998 |
| Lenihan Catholic | Marshalltown | Lions | Closed in 1970 |
| Leo Catholic | Holy Cross | Rockets | Absorbed by Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque in 1989 |
| Loras Academy | Dubuque | Gubs | Merged with St. Clement, Bankston and St. Columbkille, Dubuque to form Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque in 1958 |
| Marian (Visitation) | Stacyville | V-Hawks | Closed in 1968 |
| Notre Dame | Cresco | Titans | Closed in 1989 |
| Our Lady of Lourdes | Paris | Trojans | Consolidated with Immaculate Conception Academy, Elma in 1967 |
| Our Lady of Victory Academy | Waterloo | Bluejays | Merged with St. Mary's, Waterloo and Sacred Heart, Waterloo to form Columbus Catholic, Waterloo in 1959 |
| Regis | Cedar Rapids | Royals | Merged with LaSalle, Cedar Rapids to form Xavier, Cedar Rapids in 1998 |
| Rudolphinum | Protivin | Rudohawks | Absorbed by Notre Dame, Cresco in 1968 |
| Sacred Heart | Monticello | Eagles | Closed in 1969 |
| Sacred Heart | Oelwein | Tigers | Closed in 1972 |
| Sacred Heart | Waterloo | Cardinals | Merged with St. Mary's, Waterloo and Our Lady of Victory, Waterloo to form Columbus Catholic, Waterloo in 1959 |
| St. Athanasius | Jesup | Wildcats/Angels | Consolidated with Don Bosco, Gilbertville |
| St. Boniface | Ionia | Unknown | Consolidated with area parishes to form St. John's, New Hampton in 1968 |
| St. Boniface | New Vienna | Bonnies/New Hawks | Merged with Xavier, Dyersville and St. Paul's, Worthington to form Beckman Catholic, Dyersville in 1966 |
| St. Clement | Bankston | Unknown | Merged with Loras Academy, Dubuque and St. Columbkille, Dubuque to form Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque in 1958 |
| St. Columbkille | Dubuque | Co-Dukes | Merged with Loras Academy, Dubuque and St. Clement, Bankston to form Wahlert Catholic, Dubuque in 1958 |
| St. George | Lansing | Knights | Closed in 1973 |
| St. John's | Independence | Blue Eagles/Johnnies | Closed in 1989 |
| St. Joseph's | Bellevue | Saints | Merged with area parishes to form Marquette, Bellevue in 1957 |
| St. Joseph's | Elkader | Rams/Cagers | Closed in 1958 |
| St. Joseph's | Farley | Johawks | Closed in 1974 |
| St. Joseph's | Mason City | Jo-Hawks | Consolidated with Holy Family, Mason City to form Newman Catholic, Mason City in 1960 |
| St. Luke's | Saint Lucas | Saints | Closed in 1967 |
| St. Martin's | Cascade | Tigers | Merged with St. Mary's, Cascade and St. Patrick's, Gerryowen to form Aquin Catholic, Cascade in 1961 |
| St. Mary of Mount Carmel | Eagle Center | Tigers | Closed in 1956 |
| St. Mary's | Cascade | Blue Jays | Merged with St. Martin's, Cascade and St. Patrick's, Gerryowen to form Aquin Catholic, Cascade in 1961 |
| St. Mary's | Guttenberg | Wildcats | Closed in 1968 |
| St. Mary's | Marshalltown | Irish | Succeeded by Lenihan Catholic, Marshalltown in 1965 |
| St. Mary's | New Haven | Unknown | Merged with Visitation, Stacyville to form Marian, Stacyville in 1965 |
| St. Mary's | Waterloo | Cubs | Merged with Sacred Heart, Waterloo and Our Lady of Victory, Waterloo to form Columbus Catholic, Waterloo in 1959 |
| St. Patrick's | Cedar Rapids | Shamrocks/Irish | Merged with area parishes to form LaSalle, Cedar Rapids in 1963 |
| St. Patrick's | Dougherty | Irish | Merged with Newman Catholic, Mason City in 1964 |
| St. Patrick's | Fairfax | Irish | Merged with St. Wenceslaus, Cedar Rapids and Immaculate Conception, Cedar Rapids to form Regis, Cedar Rapids in 1958 |
| St. Patrick's | Garryowen | Shamrocks | Merged with St. Martin's, Cascade and St. Mary's, Cascade to form Aquin Catholic, Cascade in 1961 |
| St. Patrick's | Ryan | Fighting Irish | Closed in 1967 |
| St. Patrick's | Waukon | Wildcats | Closed in 1969 |
| St. Paul's | Worthington | War Hawks | Merged with Xavier, Dyersville and St. Boniface, New Vienna to form Beckman Catholic, Dyersville in 1966 |
| St. Wenceslaus | Cedar Rapids | Red Hawks | Merged with St. Patrick's, Fairfax and Immaculate Conception, Cedar Rapids to form Regis, Cedar Rapids in 1958 |
| St. William's | Alta Vista | Unknown | Closed in 1967 |
| St. Xavier | Manchester | Saints | Closed in 1952 |
| Xavier | Dyersville | Cardinals | Merged with St. Paul's, Worthington and St. Boniface, New Vienna to form Beckman Catholic, Dyersville in 1966 |
Elementary schools edit
Schools active as of April 7, 2020:
- St. Cecilia School - Ames
- St. Patrick School - Anamosa - It opened in 1944.[1]
- Marquette Catholic School System (Bellevue Area Consolidated School) - Bellevue
- CFS Catholic School (Calmar-Festina-Spillville Consolidation) - St. Aloysius Center in Calmar and St. Wenceslaus Center in Spillville - In 2019 CFS and St. Theresa of Calcutta announced plans to consolidate into a single school, with the Calmar campus closing. Beginning fall 2020 the Ossian campus will house grades K-2 and middle school while the Spillville campus will house grades 3-4.[2]
- Aquin Elementary School - Cascade
- St. Patrick School - Cedar Falls - A significant renovation occurred beginning in May 2014.[3]
- All Saints School (Xavier Catholic Schools) - Cedar Rapids
- Holy Family School System (Xavier Catholic Schools) - Formerly Holy Family Consolidated School - Cedar Rapids
- St. Matthew School - Cedar Rapids
- St. Pius X School - Cedar Rapids
- Regis Middle School - Cedar Rapids
- Immaculate Conception School - Charles City
- Notre Dame Elementary School - Cresco
- St. Benedict School - Decorah - It opened in 1885 in a two story, four room frame building. The school, with five nuns as teachers, was initially until high school but in 1919 became an elementary-middle school only. The convent, which had a second-floor bridge to the original school building, was renovated to be the second school building. In 1964 the current school was built for $268,000 in southern Decorah. A new addition was established in the 1980s, with a music room, a storage and teaching aid area, and two classrooms. - [4]
- Holy Family Catholic Schools - Dubuque - Formed in 2001 as an administrative consolidation of various area Catholic schools.[5]
- Nativity School - Dubuque
- Resurrection School - Dubuque
- St. Anthony School - Dubuque
- St. Columbkille School - Dubuque
- St. Francis Xavier School - Dyersville
- Bosco System - Possibly: Gilbertville-Raymond Consolidation (Immaculate Conception Center in Gilbertville and (formerly?) St. Joseph Center in Raymond)
- St. Mary School a.k.a. Guttenberg-North Buena Vista Consolidation (St. Mary School) - Guttenberg
- LaSalle Catholic - Holy Cross -- Possibly new version of RCHL Catholic School (Holy Cross Center in Holy Cross and Holy Trinity Center in Luxemburg)
- St. John School - Independence
- St. Athanasius School - Jesup
- St. Mary School - Manchester
- St. Francis Catholic School, formerly Marshalltown Area Catholic School - Marshalltown
- Newman Catholic System - Mason City
- Sacred Heart School - Maquoketa
- St. Joseph School - Marion
- Sacred Heart School - Monticello
- St. Joseph Community School - New Hampton - On August 15, 1904 the school building and convent, which had a cost of $15,000, were dedicated. A fire destroyed the building in November 1921; the cause was never uncovered. Construction on a new school began in spring 1922, with the cornerstone laid on May 1. C. O. Emery Construction company made the $56,731.67 two story brick structure, which included a multipurpose room that housed a stage, auditorium, and/or gymnasium.[6]
- Sacred Heart School - Oelwein - The school was established in 1904 in its own building. By 2019 it sustained a decline in income and in the number of students and established a GoFundMe to stave off closure.[7] As of 2020[update] it has about 165 students.[8]
- St. Teresa of Calcutta (formerly? St. Francis de Sales School) - Ossian - In 2019 CFS and St. Theresa of Calcutta announced plans to consolidate into a single school, with the Calmar campus closing. Beginning fall 2020 the Ossian campus will house grades K-2 and middle school while the Spillville campus will house grades 3-4.[2]
- Seton Catholic School - Peosta -- Possibly new version of: Seton Catholic Elementary Consolidation (St. Patrick Center in Epworth, St. Joseph Center in Farley, and St. John Center in Peosta)
- Trinity Catholic School - Protivin
- Cedar Valley Catholic Schools - Waterloo - Could be a consolidation of:
- Blessed Sacrament School - Waterloo - The school occupied the first floor of a joint church-school building which had the cornerstone laid on September 17, 1950. In 1951 12 classrooms were added, and in 1961 additional space was built. Capacity increased accordingly to more than 300 and then 570, respectively. The convent was connected to the main building by the second addition.[9]
- Sacred Heart School - Waterloo - In August 1909 the school opened, and in 1931 it received a convent, gymasium, and another expansion.[9]
- St. Edward School - Waterloo
- St. Thomas Aquinas School - Webster City
- St. Patrick School - Waukon
Former schools edit
List from year 2000:[10]
- Sherrill-Balltown Consolidation (St. Francis Center in Balltown and S. Peter and Paul Center in Sherrill)
- Former Holy Family campuses - Dubuque
- Holy Trinity-Sacred Heart Consolidation - Dubuque, merged into St. Francis School in 2002.[11]
- Downtown Catholic School (St. Mary-St. Patrick Consolidation) - Dubuque - Established in 1982, merged into St. Francis School in 2002.[11]
- St. Francis School - Formed in 2002, closed in 2004.[11]
- In 2019 the school system considered whether to close Holy Ghost School, which had 75 students, and/or St. Anthony School, which had 79 students.[12] The decision was to close both effective 2020.[13]
- Sacred Heart School - Dubuque
- St. Joseph the Worker School - Dubuque[14]
- Archbishop Hennessy Catholic School - New Vienna and Petersburg - Formed in 1987 as part of a consolidation,[15] which had two locations: grades K-3 in New Vienna, and preschool and 4-6 in Petersburg.[16] It served as the joint parish school for Saint Boniface Church in New Vienna and Saints Peter and Paul Church in Petersburg.[17] Enrollment was over 100 at that time.[18] In 2013 the school consolidated all grades into its Petersburg location.[15] Enrollments consistently decreased prior to 2017:[19] by 2017 the school only had 45 students. Archbishop Hennessy closed in 2018.[18]
- Saint Boniface School - New Vienna - The parish school of Saint Boniface Church, it started operations in 1847.[20] It consolidated into Archbishop Hennessy in New Vienna in 1987.[15]
- St. Joseph School - Earlville
- St. John-St. Nicholas Consolidation (St. Nicholas Center in Evansdale and St. John Center in Waterloo) - It formed in 1975 with the merger of two schools. They merged into Queen of Peace School in 2003.[9]
- St. Joseph Consolidated School - Key West
- Immaculate Conception School - North Buena Vista - It was in operation until it merged into St. Mary's Catholic School in Guttenberg in 1968.[21]
- Sacred Heart School - Osage - It opened in 1957. By 2012 it had 44 students due to consistent decreases in the student count. The school closed in 2012.[22]
- St. Luke's School - St. Lucas
- Visitation School - Stacyville - The school, originally serving grades K-12, occupied a main building that opened in 1923 and a gymnasium. In 1968 the high school closed, making it a K-8 school. The school closed in 2003. The main building became the site of the Stacyville Memories Museum while the Stacyville Community Center and the Kids Care Daycare Center occupied the gymnasium. In 2012 it was announced the main building was to be demolished, with the museum going to the Stacyville Library, though the gymnasium would remain.[23]
- Queen of Peace School - Waterloo - A part of Cedar Valley Catholic Schools since 2003, it formed in 2001 by the merger of St. Mary School and St. John-St. Nicholas School. It closed in 2005.[9]
- St. Joseph School - Waterloo - In 1872 a school building, initially for K-12, was established. The high school ended in 1959 as Columbus High School opened. The church closed in 2002.[9]
- St. Mary School - Waterloo - Merged into Queen of Peace School in 2001.[9]
- St. Paul School - Worthington - It started circa 1874. In 2015 it had 26 students, and closed that year.[24]
References edit
- ^ Volk, Michael J. (2020-01-28). "A celebration of Catholic schools: Communities of faith, knowledge and service". Journal-Eureka. Retrieved 2020-04-11. - Volk is the principal of St. Patrick
- ^ a b Blake, Lissa (2019-05-21). "St. Theresa of Calcutta DeSales Catholic, CFS consolidate". Decorah Newspapers. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ Hudson, Holly (2014-11-02). "New St. Patrick principal starts amid renovations". WCF Courier. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ . St. Benedict School. 2003-10-28. Archived from the original on 2003-10-28. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ "Holy Family Catholic Schools Announces Administration Changes". Julien's Journal. 2019-05-31. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ "Centennial Souvenir 1870-1970". St. Joseph's Catholic Church. Retrieved 2020-04-11. - Linked from here
- ^ Vidmar, Brad (2019-11-09). "Sacred Heart School in Oelwein launches GoFundMe to stay open". KGAN (CBS 2 Iowa). Retrieved 2020-04-08.
- ^ "Home". Oelwein, Iowa: Sacred Heart School. Retrieved 2020-04-08.
- ^ a b c d e f "Parish Profiles". Waterloo Catholic Faith Formation Office. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ . Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Dubuque. 2000-09-15. Archived from the original on 2000-09-15. Retrieved 2020-04-06.
- ^ a b c "St. Patrick History". Cathedral of St. Raphael and St. Patrick Church. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ Wong, Allison (2019-09-04). "Holy Family in Dubuque considers closing Holy Ghost, St. Anthony, or both". KCRG. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ "Holy Family approves plan to close two elementary schools in Dubuque". KCRG. 2019-10-15. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ . St. Joseph the Worker School - Dubuque. 1999-02-22. Archived from the original on 1999-02-22. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ a b c Muilenburg, Matt (27 February 2013). "Hennessy School consolidation underway". Dyersville Commercial. Retrieved 27 February 2013.
- ^ . Hennessy School. 2001-06-06. Archived from the original on 2001-06-06. Retrieved 2018-07-25.
- ^ Kruse-Domeyer, Jill (2017-10-13). "Archbishop Hennessy to close at end of the school year". The Witness. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ a b Wong, Allison (2017-09-21). "Hennessy Catholic School to close at the end of the school year". KCRG-TV. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ "Hennessy School in Petersburg Will Close". KMCH. 2017-09-20. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ "." Archbishop Hennessy Catholic School. March 6, 2000. Retrieved on July 25, 2018.
- ^ "History". St. Mary's Catholic School. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ Namanny, David (2012-01-20). "Sacred Heart school in Osage to close". Globe Gazette. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ Namanny, David (2012-01-04). "Former Stacyville Visitation school to be razed". Globe Gazette. Retrieved 2020-04-07.
- ^ Wiedemann, Katie (2016-12-06). "Worthington considers turning old school into a small factory". KCRG. Retrieved 2020-04-07.