| The School:
Yesterday — Today
Saint Joseph's Metropolitan School was located on Mulberry Street in downtown Baltimore. In 1871, Archbishop Spalding requested that the School Sisters of Notre Dame staff this school. The Archbishop renamed it The Cathedral School. The school flourished and attracted students from the metropolitan area. In the late 1950s, plans were made to relocate the school on the grounds of the new Cathedral that was being built on Charles Street.
In 1960, the School opened as the parish school on its present site on the grounds of the Cathedral of Mary Our Queen on North Charles Street in Baltimore City. The School opened with an enrollment of 280 students, and in June 1961, 47 students graduated. |
|
|
Today, the School of the Cathedral, a co-educational, Catholic, parish elementary school, strives within a Christian atmosphere to enable children to achieve academic excellence according to their potential.
The Commission of Elementary Schools, Middle States Association of Colleges and Schools renewed accreditation of the School of the Cathedral in
2002.
|
