How do I find a Catholic school for my child or children?

Each school handles its own admissions and enrollment. You should contact each school individually to discuss the admissions process. To assist your search, please review the lists of schools in our website’s “School Directory” . If you need additional assistance, please call the Catholic School’s office (617-779-3601).

How do I apply to be a teacher?

Each school hires its own faculty and staff. Resumes and inquiries need to be submitted to any school that has an open position. Please look for openings on the “Job Openings” section of this website, as well as in the Boston Globe and Craigslist. To assist your search, please review the lists of schools in our website’s “School Directory” .

How do I apply to be a principal, president or headmaster?

Each school hires its own principal or headmaster/president. Resumes and inquiries need to be submitted to any school that has an open position. In addition, the Catholic School’s office keeps a roster of potential candidates. If you want to be included on this roster, please call the Catholic School’s office (617-779-3601).

Please look for openings on the “Job Openings” section of this website (FIX: this will be linked to that place on the website), as well as in the Boston Globe and Craigslist. To assist your search, please review the lists of schools in our website’s “School Directory”.

How can I get my high school transcripts?

Contact the Catholic School’s office (617-779-3601). Some records are in this office; for other records we will refer you to the correct location. Generally, the records from a closed parish school are kept at the rectory when the school closes.

I need the “Non-Public School Service Form” completed for my retirement.

If you worked in a Catholic school prior to 1980, please Send the form to the Catholic School’s office. We will verify the information and return the form to you. We have information on the location of school records and can do this even if the school is closed. The superintendent must sign the form.

If you worked in a Catholic school after 1980, there are no teacher records at the Catholic School’s office. Most teachers since 1980 did pay into retirement programs besides social security and this information should be available at the school or rectory.

I would like to talk to someone about questions or concerns regarding my child’s school?

First contact your child’s teacher or principal at your child’s school. If you need additional assistance, please call the Catholic School’s office (617-779-3601).