Students at an archdiocesan elementary school recently rolled up their sleeves to support children with disabilities. Earlier this week, kids at St. Teresa of Calcutta School in Schwenksville filled a van with boxes of pool noodles, sensory toys, and arts and crafts supplies for delivery to Variety Children’s Charity of the Delaware Valley. Through an array of social, educational and vocational programs, the Montgomery County-based nonprofit serves children between ages 5 and 24 with temporary or permanent disabilities from injury, illness or congenital conditions.

In lieu of the traditional field day, St. Teresa of Calcutta Catholic School had a more COVID-friendly event for students.

When faced with the decision to select a school for your child to attend, it involves a significant amount of consideration. You want to find a school that fosters your student’s development academically, socially and emotionally. St. Teresa of Calcutta Education Center can offer that and more, including spiritual growth, in a positive, supportive environment.

St. Teresa of Calcutta Education Center has remained committed to academic excellence while offering an environment with a foundation based on Mother Teresa's teachings of love, service and kindness.

Students at St. Teresa of Calcutta Education Center spent time this fall enjoying outdoor class time. Outside academics has proven to be an effective way for students at St. Teresa of Calcutta to get a change of scenery and for the teachers to continue to educate during this pandemic.

Students and teachers returned for the start of the new school year at St. Teresa of Calcutta School on Tuesday.

St. Teresa's Home and School delivered Congratulation signs to their eighth grade students.

During this time of distance learning, St. Teresa of Calcutta School in Limerick is connecting with students.

"I am so impressed with how prepared they were." Danelle Matlack said of her children's Catholic School in Schwenksville, PA., outside Philadelphia.

Sixth grade students at St. Teresa of Calcutta School in Limerick recently participated in a Living Wax Museum.

Students represented a variety of characters such as Elephant & Piggie, Junie B. Jones, Fly Guy, Fancy Nancy and of course everyone’s favorite, Dr. Seuss.

Sixth, seventh and eighth grade students at St. Teresa of Calcutta School in Limerick recently participated in the school's annual Science Fair.

As part of their celebration of Catholic Schools Week, students at St. Teresa of Calcutta participated in a number of outreach projects.

At St. Teresa of Calcutta Education Center, we go to great lengths to ensure we are the perfect fit for your family.

The Foundation for Catholic Education, Montgomery County. Faculty, Staff, Family, friends and parishioners came out in support of our very own, Mrs. Jane Merritt, who was inducted into the Hall of Fame.