Our School Leaders The school motto (Dux Esto, Be a Leader) is taken very seriously by student council members. Consequently, the Gross Catholic student council builds leaders. The council is made up of 29 sophomore, junior and senior students who are elected in the spring for the following year. Importantly, any Gross Catholic student can […]
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New Life! Our geo garden is really coming to life again. The garden in located on the north side of campus, just off of approximately 44th and Margo Street, between the entrance and exit driveways. We welcome everyone to take a walk and enjoy over 70,000 plants! Sit in the gazebo or relax on bench. […]
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Excited to Be Back April 13, 2021: Gross Catholic’s Dux Esto Drama Club was proud to present the Disney Musical “Freaky Friday” last weekend. After a year and a half of no live productions, students, staff and the community were excited to finally be back in the theater. What we did at Christmas Time At […]
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Innovation at Its Best We are proud to announce that Gross Catholic is moving forward with new and innovative opportunities for our students. In the fall of 2021-22, we are adding Academic Academies to our curriculum offerings. This program is unique because it builds upon our current course offerings and adds dual enrollment options along […]
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Led by Andrew Jesus, Genius Robotics Team Ranked Fourth in the World It may be bold to call one of the Gross Catholic teams a “Genius Robotics Team,” but it is rather accurate. It takes genius engineering, knowhow, and skill to rank number four in the entire world. Hence, “genius” is a moniker that fits. […]
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Demonstrating Excellence Generally speaking, there are many wonderful academic competitions out there. Go prove you’re the best writer, or the best physicist, or the best speller. Academic Decathlon isn’t about any of that, though. It is not about demonstrating how good a student you already are. It’s about daring to push limits and to master […]
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Online Class Schedule for Remote Snow Days If the school declares a remote snow day, notifications are sent via social media, email, and text messages. Furthermore, students are required to answer daily attendance questions and above all, attend each class virtually. If a teacher is not meeting with a class during the assigned time, the […]
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What Young People Need Omaha area Catholic school, or public school? Take a minute to think about all of the difficulties that youth face, during their teenage years. It’s a time when they begin to act independently and make choices that can impact the rest of their lives. When they look at the future, they’re […]
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n a time when we have to physically distance, it is important to remember to come together as the human family. My classmates and I have embraced this idea and accepted the challenge to complete service projects.…
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