New School Year, New Faces
As we welcome 13,000 students back to school, we also welcome these new leaders:
As we welcome 13,000 students back to school, we also welcome these new leaders:
Mr. Ross Bubolz, new President of St. Petersburg Catholic High School
Mr. Keith Galley, new principal at St. Petersburg Catholic High School
Mrs. Keith (Erin) Galley new principal at St. Patrick Catholic School, Largo, where her husband served in the same role last year.
Mr. John Davidson new principal at St. Peter Claver Catholic School, Tampa
Ms. Danielle Lutkenhaus new principal at Guardian Angels Catholic School, Clearwater
Mr. Luca Tizzano, new principal of St. Raphael Catholic School, St. Petersburg
Ms. Holly Andrade, new Director at St. Jerome Early Childhood Center, Largo
Mrs. Nicole Loseto, new principal at Cathedral School of St. Jude, St. Petersburg
Dr. Ben Moore, new principal at Bishop McLaughlin Catholic High School, Spring Hill
New School Opening
St. Thomas Aquinas Academy is a new independent Catholic school in the Diocese of St. Petersburg opening this school year that provides families with a faithfully Catholic and classical education in which students encounter the richness and beauty of the Catholic intellectual, spiritual, and artistic tradition. The school is located on the campus of St. Patrick’s Church in South Tampa, and will begin each school day with the parish's 8:30 daily Mass. The mission of St. Thomas Aquinas Academy is to be "a community of joyful disciples cultivating saints to serve Christ and His Church by forming young people in faith, wisdom, and virtue through the Catholic liberal arts tradition." The school is governed by a lay board and led by Head of School Erin Miller, who has 25 years of experience as an educator and administrator. Mrs. Miller most recently served as Assistant Principal at Espiritu Santo Catholic School in Safety Harbor.
Mrs. Erin Miller, new principal at St. Thomas Aquinas Academy, a new Catholic school in Tampa.
There are 47 Catholic Schools and Early Childhood Centers in the Diocese of St. Petersburg that provide a faith-filled and academically rigorous environment where students grow spiritually, academically, and socially. Catholic schools welcome students and employees of all faiths.
