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Summer at RCS is almost here, and we’re thrilled to offer an incredible lineup of camps for rising 2nd–12th graders — athletics, STEM, art, cooking, and our brand‑new cheer camp! Each experience is hands‑on, skill‑building, and led by talented instructors who make learning fun.

☀️ Make this summer unforgettable!

Register Today! https://roanokecatholic.org/2026-summer-camps-at-roanoke-catholic-school/

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2026 Summer Camps at Roanoke Catholic School - Roanoke Catholic School Roanoke Catholic School is excited to offer a variety of engaging summer camps for students in grades 3–12. From athletics and STEM to art and cooking, our camps provide hands-on learning experiences led by talented instructors in a fun and welcoming environment. Registration Information Space is ...

What better way to end the school year than by planting a tree? Our Environmental Science class planted a Ginkgo tree beside the playground, leaving behind a living legacy for future students to enjoy.

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What a blessing it was for Roanoke Catholic School to share in the National Eucharistic Pilgrimage during its visit to the Diocese of Richmond last night. Seeing our Lord in the Eucharist carried with such devotion by Fr. Kevin Segerblom, surrounded by Bishop Knestout and the many clergy who serve our diocese, was a profoundly moving sight as the procession made its way through our campus and continued around the Basilica of St. Andrew. After a beautiful Mass, we were grateful to offer the Gillespie Gymnasium as a space for the dinner that followed, supporting this grace-filled moment for our community.

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Congratulations to RCS students K*k K*k Chin and Rhodes Aaron on their success in the Roanoke Valley Sister Cities student art competition.

Competing against students from high schools across the Roanoke Valley, K*k K*k earned 1st Place and Rhodes earned 3rd Place. Both students were recognized at the Roanoke Valley Sister Cities annual dinner meeting for their outstanding artwork.

We are incredibly proud of K*k K*k and Rhodes for representing RCS with creativity, talent, and excellence.

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Congratulations Class of 2026!

"For I know the plans I have your you, declares the Lord, plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future." Jeremiah 29:11

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What a fun way to celebrate an incredible season! Our RCS Drama Club gathered at the Grandin Theatre for a Little Shop of Horrors cast party, where students watched the show on the big screen and saw our school featured on the marquee. The evening ended with the announcement of next year's production: Beauty and the Beast.

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2026 Graduation live now

Roanoke Catholic School Class of 2026 Graduation Celebrating our 2026 Graduates from Roanoke Catholic School. For 136 years we have provided faith-based education rooted in academic excellence blending fait...

Congratulations to senior Jayden Johnson on committing to continue his academic and athletic career at Johnson University on a full athletic scholarship.

Jayden finishes his Roanoke Catholic career as one of the most accomplished players in program history. Over the past three seasons, he earned back-to-back First Team All-BRAC, First Team All-State, and Roanoke Times All-Timesland honors. He was also named Rock the Ribbon MVP in consecutive years and earned MVP honors at the HBCU Showcase.

Jayden finished his career with 1,465 points in just three seasons and was ranked among the Top 10 players in the state of Virginia.

We are proud of all Jayden has accomplished and look forward to watching him continue his success at the next level.

Our Upper School Awards and Capping Ceremony this afternoon was a special celebration of student achievement, leadership, and dedication. We proudly honored our Celtic Cross members and recognized the top four grade point averages in the Class of 2026: Valedictorian Khang Tran, Salutatorian Justinne Llavore, along with Eva Coniglione and Alexis Andrews.

The afternoon began with the beloved Senior Walk tradition as the Class of 2026 took their “final walk” through the school, greeted by cheers from students lining the hallways on their way to the gym.

The afternoon concluded with a heartfelt capping ceremony, where each senior was met on stage by their parents or guardians, who placed their graduation cap on their head in a memorable and emotional moment.

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