Dear Friends and Supporters, Thank you for joining us for Sips for Scholarships 2026 at Boulevard Brewery. An especially heartfelt thank you to everyone who sponsored, donated, purchased raffle tickets, or simply came ready to celebrate! We know many of you supported us from afar also. Because of your generosity, this year’s Sips for Scholarships raised a record $85,096.50 for need-based scholarships! This amount has more than doubled in the last five years, which is amazing

As the school year comes to a close, it is time to look back and celebrate the incredible growth, achievements, and spiritual milestones of our school community. This year has been filled with academic success, vibrant community events, and deep faith formation. We opened the 2025-26 school year to 40 eager new kindergarten students, and we watched them grow in confidence and curiosity. We ended this year by proudly bidding farewell to our 24 8th-grade graduates, confident

Dear Resurrection Community, Last year, we introduced our community to The Leader in Me, a leadership framework grounded in the belief that every child is created by God with unique gifts and the ability to lead. This year, we are grateful to share the meaningful progress we have made as these principles continue to take root across our school. Leadership Through the Habits At the heart of The Leader in Me are the 8 Habits of Highly Effective People, which give students a sha

Dear Friends and Supporters, In the days leading up to Taste of KCK, we were watching the weather forecast almost hourly. As snow and freezing temperatures moved into the Kansas City area, we carefully considered our options. Ultimately, after much discussion and prayer, we decided to move forward with the event. The food had already been generously prepared and donated, and our volunteers remained eager and committed to serving. We knew that no matter the weather, the heart

Dear Resurrection Community At this busy time of year we seem to forget the real meaning of Christmas. The birth of our Lord Jesus. This is the most important thing to remember about the season. One of my favorite messages about Christmas is a saying that always sticks in my head. Peace on earth will come to stay When we live Christmas every day! Being that said, please remember to be kind, be giving and treat everyone as you would want to be treated. We are all on this eart

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Eighth grade is an exciting year for students - they are the leaders of the school, take on more responsibilities, receive the sacrament...

By Miss Heather Lindsay, 3rd Grade Teacher at Resurrection Third graders have been hard at work at Resurrection Catholic School! The...

By Ms. Hayley Hyer, Music and Library Teacher The fine arts are open and back in business at Resurrection Catholic School. Last year, the...

Written by Mary Cate Skevington, STREAM Coordinator at Resurrection Innovation, a cornerstone of STREAM education, has been in full...

Written by Father Anthony Saiki One of the great joys for me as I settle into my role at the Cathedral of Saint Peter has been getting to...

One of the things that struck me most, and continues to inspire me, is the sense of family one experiences at Resurrection.

Hey y'all, my name is Liz Gonzales and I am a Kindergarten teacher at Resurrection Catholic School. I have been teaching at RCS for 8...

My name is Allie Dorsey and I am the Enrichment Coordinator and Librarian at Resurrection Catholic School. Because of COVID-19, our summer p