Christ the King

On June 15, 16, and 17, Dismissal is at 12:30. Lunch will be served.
June 18th is the last day of school. School Mass will be at 8:30. School will be dismissed at 11:00AM.

The Rutland Catholic Schools will honor Dr. Bob Rotella, Rev. Monsignor Wendell Searles, Sr. Rita Marie Emerson, and Margie Canary for their dedication to our schools.
The purpose of the event is to raise money for scholarships to enable students to receive the benefits of a Catholic education at Christ the King School and Mount St. [...]

Registration for grades Pre-K through grade 8 is still open.

A LETTER FROM THE PRINCIPAL
Dear Friends,
After 51 years in education, I am retiring at the end of June, 2009. (This year’s graduating 8th graders started with me in 2000 and are leaving the school with me!) It is with a combination of sadness and nostalgia that I write this last CKS Principal’s letter. I am [...]

CKS SPREADING GOODWILL
photo courtesy of Sam’s Good News
Community service is a cornerstone of education at CKS. Our community service work extends through all the grades at the school. From the youngest students to our middle-schoolers, numerous service opportunities are provided. A great example of community service is shown by Mrs. Aquistapace’s First Grade class.
The first [...]

When they believed in something, Mary Giorgetti and her husband John demonstrated their support by putting their efforts, as well as their financial support, behind it. According to Maureen Wilcox, professional accountant, and close friend of Mary’s, they believed in supporting the Catholic Church, and they believed in supporting education. Mary died in late January, [...]

KEEPING UP WITH THE EVER CHANGING TECH WORLD
Christ the King School continues to be a leader in terms of providing access to modern technology and teaching the skills that are necessary in order to take advantage of those technologies.
In the spring of 2008, the computer lab in the Elementary was updated. The computers there had [...]

Sixty-six students at Christ the King School in Rutland are receiving exciting information in the mail this fall from Johns Hopkins University’s Center for Talented Youth in Baltimore, Maryland.  These students are being informed that their high scores (above the 95 percentile) on the Terra Nova achievement tests qualify them for an array of advanced [...]