Message from the Superintendent

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On behalf of the Catholic education community of the Diocese of Evansville, I would like to welcome you to our website.  As you will learn while you go through the site, Catholic education has a long, proud tradition in this Diocese. 

Our goal for this page is to provide you, the stakeholders in Catholic school education, one central location to assist you with information and resources.  As you explore the content of our site, you will find access to 

  • Links pertaining to faith, academics, and service
  • Professional development opportunities for teachers, administrators, staff members and school council/board members
  • Employment Opportunities
  • The latest information on School Choice Scholarships (Vouchers)
  • Catholic Schools in the Diocese of Evansville – Contact Information
  • Academic Excellence:  Data Points of Student/School Progress

Extending our reach and communicating with those we serve, we invite you to follow us on Twitter @evdiocatholicschools.  We, the staff of the Catholic Schools Office, are here to assist you.  Please let us know what we can do for you.  And finally, to parents/guardians looking for an education that prepares their child not only for a ministry/profession but to live a life of purpose, I encourage you to visit any of our Catholic schools and experience the difference.  

Know of my prayers for our priests, deacons, religious, school administrators, teachers, staff, students, parents/guardians, volunteers, and benefactors.

Sincerely in Christ,

Daryl C. Hagan, Ed.D.
Superintendent of Schools

​The Handbook for Catholic Families is a means of enhancing the lived experience of faith in each household of our diocese.  You will find this handbook provides an invaluable source of information, leading to formation and education in the Catholic Faith.


~Bishop Thompson

Shared Beliefs of the
​Catholic Schools Office

The Office of Catholic Schools:
     ~cares for the people of God through servant                 leadership;
     ~advances the mission of the Catholic                              Church;
     ~provides curriculum that educates and                         inspires students to think critically and                     globally, allowing them to become                               faithful members of the Body of Christ;
     ~provides formation and professional                            development to faculty and staff;
     ~analyzes system data to determine best                         practices for sound decision-making;
     ~fosters collaboration of resources among                    other Catholic agencies, parishes and                          secular educational programs;
     ~advocates for the institutional advancement               of Catholic schools; and
     ~seeks avenues for equitable distribution of                  resources.
Bishop Thompson blesses a student during the Catholic Schools Mass at the Ford Center.

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