50 Students traveled from the United States, Canada, and the Philippines to attend the graduation on Saturday, May 24th.
The DVD produced by EWTN of the Interview of Dr. Mary Kay Clark by Father Mitch Pacwa, which appeared on EWTN Live! on Wednesday evening, August 22 is currently available from our book catalog.
We have designed this Web site to support the mission of Seton Home Study School, to help parents with the Catholic homeschooling of their children, in all subject areas, in grades kindergarten through high school.
In his Letter to Families, Pope John Paul II wrote: “Parents are the first and the most important educators of their own children, and they also possess a fundamental competence in this area; they are educators because they are parents.”
This quotation from His Holiness sums up very well the philosophy of Seton Home Study School. We are here to assist parents with their educational duties. We help by providing counseling by phone, message boards, fax and e-mail. We also provide daily lesson plans, testing services, books, software, videos, and other educational materials for Catholic homeschooling.
Please take a minute and browse our web site. Our on-line resources include our past Seton Home Study School newsletters, which will help not only those considering home schooling but also those who may be looking for ideas to live the Catholic life to the fullest.
Our Seton Educational Media (SEM) catalog contains many useful items, including books, videos, and software. We also offer online testing, online courses, and audio tutorials.
Along with our staff of 135 people, I look forward to serving the Catholic homeschooling needs of your family.
Keeping the Holy Family as our model,
Mary Kay Clark, Ph.D.
Director
Prayer to the Sacred Heart of Jesus That Children May Have the Grace of a Catholic Education
Most Sacred Heart of Jesus, parenthood is, I realize, a sacred trust. Let me not be neglectful of my duty. I know that proper religious education is all important and that without it, all other learning is of little worth. I appreciate, too, that it is a serious and grave obligation for Catholic parents to strive generously and perseveringly to obtain a good Catholic education for their children. Let me generously and bravely strive to obtain for them the religious education which You desire. May I remember that I shall have to give an account to You for every soul entrusted to me. Remembering this, may I generously fulfill that most important duty of any parent, to provide the proper spiritual instruction for their children. Heart of Jesus, Fountain of all knowledge, have mercy on us.
[Mother's Manual, Queen's Work, 1957]
