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  • When I share my passion for Lakewood Catholic Academy with others I always say the same thing . . . My children's lives will forever be shaped by their time at this school. Their foundation, their faith and their friends are deeply impacted by their LCA experience. I am confident they will be better human beings for it. Providing them with the opportunity to attend LCA is one the greatest gifts we are giving them as parents.

    Margie Wright-McGowan, Parent

  • We are absolutely thrilled with the education that our three daughters received from Lakewood Catholic Academy. The preparation they received for the transition to High School was excellent which allowed them to continue to excel.

    Ken Rogozinski, Alumni Parent

  • Lakewood Catholic Academy offers a world class education. The reason we love the school is that it prepares them to leave the world a much better place than they found it!

    Wayne Wallace, Parent

  • The Sisters of Charity of Saint Augustine are so very proud of the excellent education being offered at Lakewood Catholic Academy. LCA is extending our ministry in education which the sisters did for so many years at Saint Luke's and Saint Augustine Academy. Thank you for keeping the tradition alive!

    Sister Marian Durkin, CSA

  • I am proud of Lakewood Catholic Academy! Since the school was founded, it has gone from strength-to-strength, with excellent academic, athletic and arts programs. Financial aid opportunities have been expanded too. When I meet Catholic parents, I always encourage them to consider LCA. The school is an asset to the entire community!

    Mary Ann Henderson, Community Volunteer

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Lakewood Catholic Academy (LCA) is a private, Catholic, co-educational elementary school in Lakewood, OH – a western suburb of Cleveland – serving students from preschool age through grade eight.

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Pope Francis died on Monday morning at the age of 88. We are grateful for his compassionate, pastoral leadership of the Church and his commitment to the Gospel, to joy, to the environment, and to the importance of serving those on the margins.

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

📷: Bloomberg.com
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Pope Francis died on Monday morning at the age of 88. We are grateful for his compassionate, pastoral leadership of the Church and his commitment to the Gospel, to joy, to the environment, and to the importance of serving those on the margins. 

Eternal rest grant unto him, O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon him. May his soul and the souls of all the faithful departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace. Amen.

📷: Bloomberg.com

Our annual Lenten Retreat was a reflective day in which students participated in Stations of the Cross and other faith-filled activities. Eighth grade students helped their 1st grade buddies create a wreath featuring the events of the Triduum. During our all-school prayer service, school leaders washed the hands of students and encouraged them to "Go, and take the love of Jesus with you." #SaintsPray ... See MoreSee Less

Our annual Lenten Retreat was a reflective day in which students participated in Stations of the Cross and other faith-filled activities. Eighth grade students helped their 1st grade buddies create a wreath featuring the events of the Triduum. During our all-school prayer service, school leaders washed the hands of students and encouraged them to Go, and take the love of Jesus with you. #SaintsPrayImage attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment

Our third grade Saints transformed our library into a wax museum this morning! Each student chose a person from the Who Was? Who Is? book series, researched their life, dressed as them, then memorized and recited a short biography. Family members browsed the "museum," going from person to person so our students could share what they learned during this interactive lesson. ... See MoreSee Less

Our third grade Saints transformed our library into a wax museum this morning! Each student chose a person from the Who Was? Who Is? book series, researched their life, dressed as them, then memorized and recited a short biography. Family members browsed the museum, going from person to person so our students could share what they learned during this interactive lesson.Image attachmentImage attachment+7Image attachment
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Remembering Pope Francis
April 21, 2025
The Lakewood Catholic Academy community mourns the death of Pope Francis. Even though we’ve known for some time that his...Read More

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