Elementary and Middle Schools

She gave 60% of the profits back to the school.

Principals, teachers, and staff received $500 grant for personal use.

Each award comes with a $500 grant for personal use.

Eighteen schools and organizations serving nine counties in the Diocese of Dallas received $666,622 in grants.

Each recipient received a $500 grant for personal use, funded in part by a generous, anonymous family through The Catholic Foundation.

Each winner received $500 grants for their personal use for their commitment to students, colleagues and their communities.

In addition, the Foundation granted $500 to 11 local Catholic school teachers and staff.

Each recipient receives a $500 grant for personal use in exchange for their commitment to students, colleagues and their communities.

The winners will each receive a Work of Heart Award, $500 cash.

Installing a geothermal heat pump system for the heating and cooling needs of the school’s new buildings is a way for Coram Deo to save on energy costs and significantly lighten its carbon footprint

Honorees receive $500 based on written nominations from their community.

Three Grand Award winners kick-off summer with $5,000 each; additional 20 winners receive $500.

The reception highlighted The Catholic Foundation’s support of Dallas’ southern sector.

Principals, teachers and staff nominated by peers, students and parents for the honors.

Grants will help fund education, outreach and infrastructure projects.

Meadowview is the only school for students with learning disabilities on the east side of Dallas.

The 21 awards were given to derserving local Catholic school teachers and staff.

That's a heck of a lot of PC Jrs for the kids.

Dallas resident Julia Sanderson donates money in her will after death in May 2006.

The school contends that it will not begin the charter school format until the '07-'08 school year, so families that have paid tuition through this school year are still paying for that "private school education."