The Office of Catholic Schools is committed to exploring new and innovative educational models in order to meet the diverse needs of all of the young scholars in our care. Through a partnership with
Seton Education Partners, we began our blended learning initiative in 2015 and have continued to expand upon it each year.
What is Blended Learning?
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What are the benefits of Blended Learning?
Small Group Instruction
Our rotational blended learning model allows teachers to work with students in smaller groups, tailoring lessons to fit the specific needs of each group.
Personalized Learning Paths
When students are working with online content providers, each student learns on a pathway that’s been created specifically to meet his/her individual needs.
Data & Feedback
Our blended learning model provides teachers with constant feedback and data to help determine what skills students have already mastered and where students need additional support and practice.
Fun & Engaging
Our blended learning model is fun and engaging for students of all ages. With a focus on celebrating effort and growth, our scholars are learning that through hard work, they can accomplish anything.
Which schools are participating in the blended learning initiative?
While all Archdiocesan schools are committed to integrating technology into the learning experience, our rotational blended learning model can be found in the following schools:
Mary, Queen of Peace
Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Kenner)
Our Lady of Perpetual Help (Belle Chasse)
Our Lady of Prompt Succor (Chalmette)
Resurrection of Our Lord
St. Anthony
St. Cletus
St. Dominic
St. Rita (New Orleans)
St. Stephen
Ursuline Academy
Visitation of Our Lady
How can I learn more about the blended learning initiative?
To learn more about our programs, please contact our Director of Instructional Technology, Kasey Webb.