Embracing Fall: A Season of Growth, Gratitude, and Community at Catholic Community Schools

A Fall Message From President Fremo

I admit it: Fall is my favorite season.

As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, we are reminded of the beauty that comes with the fall season—a time of change, reflection, and gratitude. The vibrant colors of the leaves, the warmth of a cozy new school sweatshirt, and the smell of campfires are just a few ways to take in the simple joys of life. Much like the changing seasons, our schools are also alive with growth and transformation.

This is a time when we pause and reflect on how far we’ve come since the start of the school year. Our classrooms are deep into routines, but full of excitement, discovery, and learning. I am greatly inspired by the energy, curiosity, and kindness your children bring to our school community. Each day, they remind us of the importance of our core commitments: Loving, Learning, Leading. Together, we are building a better future, as our students grow in character, knowledge, and faith.

The Fall season calls for gratitude, and I am deeply thankful for all of you. Thank you to our parents and families who entrust us with the education of your children. Thank you to our dedicated teachers, staff, and administrators, whose passion and care ensure that every child feels seen, heard, and valued.  Thank you to our generous supporters who provide means for our Catholic mission to continue impacting lives in our community.

As we prepare for the busy months ahead, I encourage you to participate in the celebrations and activities taking place throughout our Catholic Community Schools. 

Take in the events calendar on our new, unified website: https://ccsprek12.org/events.

This new digital home for our schools is a showcase of the reach and depth of what we provide, an exceptional PreK-12 Catholic school education.

May this Fall season bring your family warmth, love, and countless blessings. Let us continue to work together in the changing seasons of this school year.

Yours,

David Fremo

President, Catholic Community Schools