Corpus Christi PTUC

How are my artists doing?! The library has a Create-A-Bookmark contest from June 5th through July 31st. If you bring Mrs. Parnell your submission when school starts, you’ll earn a little treat. And bonus…grab a book while you’re at the library to check off some boxes on Mrs. Mitchell’s library bingo board!

Create A Bookmark Contest Grab a blank bookmark from any of our library locations and create your own design. One winner from each age group will receive an art kit. For preK-12th grade. Enter June 5 - July 31.. Event starts at June 5, 2026 4:00 PM EDT

This afternoon the 2nd graders and their 7th grade buddies went on a pilgrimage around campus and prayed the Rosary.

The third graders have been making kites for the last couple of weeks and today was the perfect day to fly them!

Wow! What a day! Corpus Christi Olympic Day/Field Day 2026 was one for the books. Thank you to all the students, teachers, and volunteers that made this possible. Feel free to post extra pics! Go Cougars!

We celebrated our student athletes today at the Corpus Christi Sports Banquet. Congratulations to all of our athletes, coaches, and our AD, Mrs. Pluta!

Last week 3rd and 8th grade went on a field trip
To Spicer Lake where they were able to learn about wetlands, played games, and got to pond scoop where they looked for snails, tadpoles, and other wetland creatures.

Happy “Dance Like A Chicken” Day!

Sailors, Pirates, Mermaids, and Sea Creatures, oh my! Wow - we were blown away by 3rd, 4th, and 5th grade in their performance of “The High Seas”! Congratulations!

And a special shoutout to Mrs. Schiemann and the volunteers who put it all together!

Congratulations to our Pre-K, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, and 2nd Grade classes on their performance of “Pajama Party”!

We enjoyed our visit with Bishop Rhoades last month.

Bishop Makes Pastoral Visit to Corpus Christi Catholic School - Today's Catholic   The most common questions students asked Bishop Rhoades during his visit to Corpus Christi Catholic School were about his zucchetto and pectoral cross. The first graders, in particular, had […]