Registration is now open for the 2021-2022 school year.

Please visit our VIRTUAL TOUR

Then call 718-377-1800 to make an appointment today!

FYI: MCA will be back to in-person learning for grades PK3 – 4th and grades 5-8 cohort A tomorrow, Thursday 2/4. We look forward to seeing you then!

After much consideration, it has been decided to remain remote tomorrow, Wednesday February 3.  We feel it is in the best interest of students, faculty, and staff to continue online learning on Wednesday.  Your child’s teacher will reach out to you regarding their schedule.  For grades 5-8, cohort B will have live zoom lessons.

Stay safe!

FYI: Due to the current snow storm, MCA will remain remote for all grades tomorrow, Tuesday February 2. Your child’s teacher will reach out to you regarding their schedule. Stay safe and warm!!

FYI: Due to the upcoming snow storm, MCA will be remote for all grades tomorrow, Monday February 1. Your child’s teacher will reach out to you regarding their schedule. Stay safe and warm!! ❄️ 💻 ☃️

Please be aware we will stay remote on Friday December 18. 

Grades PK3 through 4th will receive a schedule from their teachers. 

Grades 5-8 Cohort A will be live and will follow a “Thursday Remote Schedule,” which will be posted by their teachers. 

Grades 5-8 Cohort B will have their posted remote work for the day. 

Stay safe

Parents, 

Please be aware due to the impending storm tomorrow, Wednesday December 16, we will have a half day.  School will be in session in-person from 8:00 AM – 12:30 PM to allow time to safely travel home.  There will be no bus service in the afternoon.

Please use caution when traveling and stay safe.

The people have spoken and named Midwood Catholic Academy Best Catholic School in the Education Section! While this has been a difficult year for many, Brooklyn residents have continued to stand behind their favorite local businesses in the 2021 Best of Brooklyn competition. It was a long, hard-fought battle to the end, but the masses have chosen US! Thank you to all that voted. The Official Dime Best of Brooklyn 2021 Winner’s Guide will be widely distributed across Brooklyn next year. Guides will be available at every Dime location and other high traffic distribution points across the borough, plus results will also be listed online at bestofbk.com.

ATTN ALL SUPPORTERS OF MCA (and Shopping Lovers!):

PENGUIN PATCH

BROOKLYN AND QUEENS CATHOLIC SCHOOLS AND ACADEMIES TO CONTINUE IN-PERSON LEARNING

Dr. Thomas Chadzutko, the Superintendent of Catholic Schools for Brooklyn and Queens, has announced that all 69 schools and academies will remain open and continue to provide in-person learning, in spite of the decision made to close New York City public schools indefinitely starting tomorrow.

“I am frustrated that the Mayor’s announcement was made as Catholic schools and academies throughout Brooklyn and Queens were dismissing our students. I want to make it clear to parents, teachers, staff, and students that the Mayor’s announcement only pertains to New York City public schools, and our schools will be open tomorrow. We have worked tirelessly to ensure that our school community remains safe for everyone, and we will continue to ensure strict compliance with all health and safety protocols,” said Dr. Thomas Chadzutko, Superintendent of Catholic Schools ~ Office of Support Services.

Catholic schools in the Diocese in Brooklyn and Queens have provided safe, five days a week in-person learning since beginning this school year, as scheduled, on September 9. The Superintendent, along with the Superintendent of the Archdiocese of New York, has received confirmation from the New York City Department of Education’s Office of Non-Public Schools that they will maintain entitled services for Catholic school students, including school nurses, transportation, and food.

         Catholic Academies and Parish Schools within the Diocese of Brooklyn have successfully operated for more than two months due to the strict adherence to the important “Core Four” actions to prevent COVID-19 transmission, including maintaining physical distance, wearing a face covering, practicing healthy hand hygiene, and staying home if sick. The schools and academies of the Diocese of Brooklyn continue to work with New York State and City Department of Health officials on a regular basis to maintain the safety of all of our students, faculty, and staff.

         For a listing and more information about Catholic Schools in Brooklyn and Queens, please visit catholicschoolsbq.org.