The Taste of KCK is an annual event in January that benefits Resurrection Catholic School. Taste of KCK 2027 BECOME A 2027 PARTNER Make a Donation purchase a ticket Our Catholic ideology calls us to nurture faith, knowledge, and a heart for service. By investing in the students at Resurrection, you are helping shape the saints, leaders, and changemakers of tomorrow, building a future rooted in hope and purpose. Join us for an unforgettable evening of food, culture, and community, and entertainment at the annual Taste of KCK . The evening begins with a social hour in the halls of the school, continues with a delicious dinner featuring diverse ethnic dishes prepared by RCS families and local restaurants, and concludes with powerful student stories and a performance that showcases the heart and spirit of our school. As Resurrection’s primary fundraising event, your support makes a lasting impact , fueling need-based scholarships, academic excellence, STREAM initiatives, essential classroom resources, and the daily operations that help our students and school thrive. Become a Partner. Donate. Change Lives Taste of KCK Select from the following levels an d secure your partnership Taste of KCK 2027 Partners Thank you to all our past Taste of KCK partners. We hope you will join us again this year and help us spread the word about our event and the great work happening at Resurrection Catholic School. Unity Partners Tradition Partners Knowledge Partners Service Partners Community Partners KCK Partners In-Kind Donors

An award-winning preschool - 8th grade Catholic school in Kansas City, KS. Quality academics in a faith-filled setting.

Resurrection Catholic School serves students in grades preschool through 8th grade... WHO WE ARE Resurrection Catholic School at the Cathedral is an accredited kinder through 8th-grade school located in Kansas City, Kansas. Resurrection exists to live Christ’s love and to develop our talents to serve Him always. Resurrection is a community that treats everyone with respect, where children achieve academic excellence, where families actively practice their Catholic faith and where the school and parish communities support each other. We live by our core values: Living Shared Faith Embracing Diverse Tradition Inspiring Individual Achievement Celebrating Genuine Service Answering the Call to Lead While Resurrection is steeped in Catholic tradition and values, students of all faiths are welcome at our school. We take pride in the diversity of our student body, which presents students with the opportunity to relate to and appreciate people of various cultures and ethnic groups.

Overview of the curriculum framework that contributes to Resurrection Catholic School's high academics. CORE ACADEMIC CURRICULUM Resurrection Catholic School aligns its curriculum with the standards provided by the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas. The curriculum goes beyond the minimum requirements of the state of Kansas and Common Core Standards because it is infused with Catholic faith and values. The full Archdiocesan curriculum framework can be found here . Math Students in Kindergarten through 8th grade receive daily math instruction using iMath, including iReady assessments for progress monitoring and to provide instruction that is specific to each child's unique needs. Math Hub: This space emerged in 2019 and is specifically designed for math support and enrichment from our Math Coordinator. Truly a 21st-century classroom, the furniture and seating is flexible, supporting flipped learning and collaboration amongst students. There are spaces for students to work independently and the moveable whiteboards have multiple functions. Science Students receive daily instruction on science concepts and frequent opportunities for hands-on learning experiences. Our teachers build on cross-curricular ideas, utilize project-based learning, present real-world problems, and promote 21st-century learning skills. Teachers use the STEMscopes and Project Lead the Way curriculums to facilitate learning. Guest speakers, such as Black and Veatch engineers and University of Kansas architecture students, visit Resurrection to share their knowledge and expertise. Weekly Makerspace and Technology is also a part of the Science curriculum. English Language Arts Kindergarten through 5th Grade Students in kindergarten through 5th receive daily instruction in a comprehensive English Language Arts program. Students in grades K-5 utilize the Journeys curriculum. The focus of instruction allows for reading both literature and informational texts, for acquiring foundational skills, and for developing mastery of speaking, listening and writing. Instruction for our youngest students begins with identifying letters and their sounds, then teaches students how to blend these letters into words. Specific decoding skills are practiced in small groups. 6th through 8th Grade Daily Language Arts instruction in grades 6 through 8 focuses on continuing to develop speaking, listening, and writing through study of classical literature and informational text. Library Students in each grade have weekly library and are able to check-oud books for personal use. The librarian also educates students on text features and genres to further reinforce concepts taught by classroom teachers. Resurrection's library contains additional resources for classroom learning, such as non-fiction books. Social Studies Students receive comprehensive instruction in Social Studies from Kindergarten through 8th grade. Kindergarten through 5th Grade The elementary grades use Into Social Studies. Into Social Studies is a series of student magazines that deliver content designed for inquiry-based learning. The resources are digital and provide students access to a wide selection of grade-level topics. Included with the content are hands-on activities to assist students to process the information. In kindergarten, students begin with a study of community--home, school, and church. As students progress through the curriculum, the topics are designed to expand the students' view of our world. 6th through 8th Grade In middle school, students utilize Kansas History textbooks, Studies Weekly newspapers, and Discovery Education. These materials used incorporate both hardcopy materials and online learning materials, such as videos, current events, and supplemental materials.

Saint communities are made up of a student from each grade and are led by an 8th grade student. These communities stay together throughout their time at Resurrection. FAITH FAMILIES Each student at Resurrection is assigned a Saint Community for the school year. Students meet with their Saint Communities one Friday each month to perform acts of service. Community groups are led by a teacher and an 8th-grade student. Students partake in service projects, such as collecting canned food items and assembling care bags for those in need. Goals of our Saint Communities include the following: Promote our school values, mission, and philosophy Strengthen student relationships across all grade levels Allow students to work with teachers and students from different grade levels, creating a greater sense of school community and unity Create opportunities for students to engage in meaningful service that positively impacts the greater community Communities are represented by a single saint that is meant to inspire students in their own acts of faith and service. Our faith communities are represented by the following saints: St. Andrew Dung Lac St. Anthony of Padua St. Augustine St. Barbara St. Catherine of Bologna St. Joan of Arc St. Jose Sanchez del Rio St. Josephine Bhakita St. Juan Diego St. Lawrence St. Lucy St. Kateri Tekakwitha St. Martin de Porres St. Monica St. Padre Pio St. Pelagius St. Mother Teresa of Calcutta St. Therese of Lisieux

Share your time, talents, and treasures with Resurrection Catholic School. Taste of KCK Learn more Resurrection's signature event, Taste of KCK, is held the last weekend of January. The evening celebrates the food, culture, and community that makes KCK such a special place. Proceeds support academic programs, curriculum purchases, classroom supports, need-based scholarships, and the day-to-day expenses of operating a school. Guardian Angel Fund Click to Give The Guardian Angel Fund exists to provide tuition support to families experiencing sudden struggles, such as job loss, illness, or the loss of a parent. This fund ensures that a child's education is not interrupted during times of difficulty. Sips for Scholarships Learn more Sips for Scholarships is Resurrection's annual scholarship fundraising event. Held each July at Boulevard Brewery in Kansas City, MO, all proceeds are used for need-based scholarships for students. These scholarships give the child an opportunity that they otherwise would not have had. RCS Raffle Fundraiser Purchase Tickets Learn more Each fall, Resurrection has a raffle fundraiser. All RCS families participate in this event, selling $5 raffle tickets throughout the community. The proceeds will go to assist with the many costs of operating a school. The raffle includes a $1,500 prize drawing, $500 prize drawing, and $25o prize drawing. The prize drawing will take place on October 9th, 2026. The winner will be announced on Facebook . RCS Days at Area Restaurants Learn more Thanks to the generosity of restaurants like Chipotle, Panera Bread, and Panda Express, on specific days, a percentage of purchases will be donated back to Resurrection. Donations and Memorials Click to Give General donations can be made one time or on a recurring basis of your choosing (e.g. monthly, bi-monthly, quarterly, yearly). You may also choose to make a donation in memory of someone. Endowment & Legacy Gifts Learn more You may choose to make a contribution to Resurrection Catholic School's endowment fund. This fund exists to ensure the presence of Resurrection for years to come. Those wishing to include Resurrection in their legacy (planned estate) are invited to join our Legacy Society. Sharing Your Time and Talents Learn more For those wishing to share their time and talents, there are a variety of ways to volunteer and get involved at Resurrection.

The history of Resurrection Catholic School is intertwined with the history of the parishes of the KCK community. HISTORY AND PARISHES RCS History RCS History RCS History RCS History 1/12 Resurrection Catholic School at the Cathedral was formed in 2007 by the Archdiocese's consolidation of three Kansas City, KS schools: All Saints, Cathedral of St. Peter, and St. John/Holy Family. Each of these schools had established traditions, born of their diverse ethnic heritages, which continue to be honored and celebrated at RCS today. Resurrection Catholic School, located next to the Cathedral of St. Peter, is housed in the building that was formerly the Cathedral of St. Peter School. Resurrection currently serves the children of five KCK parishes: All Saints (formerly St. Joseph, St. Cyril, St. Benedict, St. Thomas), Cathedral of St. Peter , Holy Family , St. Mary/St. Anthony , and St. John the Baptist . Have a photo for us to add to our albums? Want to join our alumni group? Email eriley@rcskck.org . View Alumni Photos Blog

Resources for parents from our school counselor include information about child development, how to promote emotion regulation, strategies for dealing with stress, and other great resources for your family. Resurrection Catholic School Counseling Program Meet the School Counselor: Hello! My name is Katie Brandenburg , and I’m serve as the School Counselor at Resurrection Catholic School. At Benedictine, I studied psychology with a minor in education. Through this, I was able to gain experience working with children both in schools and community mental health settings. After graduating, I served as a missionary teacher in the Bronx, NY, teaching 1st and 2nd grade science as well as kindergarten catechism. I am excited to continue to work with children in Catholic education! Mission: The mission of the counseling program at RCS is to provide comprehensive services that promote academic, career, and social-emotional development for all students in a safe and inviting community. The program advocates for all students and delivers data-informed activities removing barriers to promote success in a diverse and ever changing world. Parent Resources: Does my child or teen need professional help? http://info.kvc.org/quick-assessment Seeking outside counseling help: Therapist lookup: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us Catholic Therapists: https://archkck.org/family/care-support/catholic-counselors/ PACES-Wyandot Mental Health: http://www.paceswc.org/ (913) 563-6500 - Crisis Line (913)788-4200 The Family Conservancy: https://www.thefamilyconservancy.org/ (913) 742-4357 Mattie Rhodes Center: https://www.mattierhodes.org/ (816) 471-2536 Keeler Women’s Center: https://www.mountosb.org/ministries/keeler-womens-center/ Assessment Resources: Children's Mercy- Developmental and Behavioral Health (816) 234-3674 KU Medical Center for Child Health and Development (913)588-6300 Depression/Anxiety: https://childmind.org/topics/anxiety/ https://gozen.com/8-ways-a-childs-anxiety-shows-up-as-something-else/ https://kidsactivitiesblog.com/62102/helping-child-overcome-case-blues/ https://www.heysigmund.com/anxiety-and-adhd/ https://childmind.org/article/how-anxiety-leads-to-disruptive-behavior/ Social Media/Technology: https://braveparenting.net/instagram-wants-souls/ https://www.netnanny.com/blog/five-things-every-parent-needs-to-know-about-snapchat/ https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/mental-wealth/201703/why-social-media-is-not-smart- middle-school-kids General parenting: These 20 trust bombs for middle schoolers will be total lifesavers for your kiddo: https://www.karikampakis.com/2015/08/10-truths-middle-schoolers-should-know/ 7 things our teens need to know: https://www.theodysseyonline.com/7-things-teens-need-to-hear Boundaries, Routines and Early Bedtimes: 13 habits that raise well adjusted kids: https://www.lovewhatmatters.com/boundaries-routines-and-early-bedtimes-13-habits-that-raise-well-adjusted-kids/ Not naughty: 10 ways kids appear to be acting bad but aren’t: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/joyful-parenting/201705/not-naughty-10-ways-kids-appear-be-acting-bad-arent 10 Tips to help your child with anger: https://www.ahaparenting.com/read/angry-child Social Skills: Teaching social skills for life: https://funandfunction.com/blog/teaching-social-skills-for-life Play and Social skills: https://childdevelopment.com.au/areas-of-concern/play-and-social-skills/social-skills/ ADHD/Executive Functioning: 5 unrealistic expectations people place on kids with ADHD: https://www.anxioustoddlers.com/kids-with-adhd/#.Y1Fv79LMK3B What is executive functioning?: https://nobelcoaching.com/executive-function/ 10 ways to improve your teen’s executive skills: https://www.additudemag.com/executive-skills-teens-with-adhd/ Vaping: Teen vaping: what you need to know: https://childmind.org/article/teen-vaping-what-you-need-to-know/ How to talk to your kids about vaping: https://drugfree.org/article/how-to-talk-with-your-kids-about-vaping/ Stress: 5 ways to help your kid cope with stress: https://www.heysigmund.com/how-to-help-your-child-cope-with-stress/ 7 tips to help your child manage stress: https://psychcentral.com/stress/tips-for-helping-your-child-manage-stress Suicide prevention: Suicide Prevention Plan 2025 Plan de Prevencion del Suicidio 2025 Experts explain how to talk about suicide to kids by age: https://www.today.com/parents/expertsexplain-how-talk-about-suicide-kids-age-t130589 10 things parents can do to prevent suicide: h ttps://www.healthychildren.org/English/health-issues/conditions/emotional-problems/Pages/Ten-Things-Parents-Can-Do-to-Prevent-Suicide.aspx Society for the Prevention of Teen Suicide: https://sptsusa.org/ KANSAS SUICIDE PREVENTION, RESPONSE AND POSTVENTION TOOLKIT: https://www.ksde.org/Portals/0/Communications/Required%20Training%20Website/Kansas-Suicide-Prevention-Response-and-Postvention-Toolkit.pdf?ver=2019-11-26-112253-620 Kansas Suicide Prevention Resource Center: https://www.ksphq.org/resourcecenter/ https://sprc.org/sites/default/files/KPC-Suicide-Prevention-Final-3_0.pdf https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3BByqa7bhto https://jasonfoundation.com/ Bullying: Is your child being bullied? 9 steps you can take as a parent: https://www.empoweringparents.com/article/is-your-child-being-bullied-9-steps-you-can-take-as-a-parent/ 5 do’s and don’ts to helping kids handle bullying: https://www.psychologytoday.com/us/blog/passive-aggressive-diaries/201601/5-do-s-and-don-ts-helping-kids-handle-bullying Immigration Resources: https://www.elcentroinc.com/ https://www.airrkc.org/ https://catholiccharitiesks.org/locations/kansas-city-kansas-wyco/

Sips for Scholarships is an annual summer event at the Boulevard Brewery where all proceeds go to student scholarships. The 2026 Sips for Scholarships event will be held at Boulevard Brewing Co . on Saturday, August 1, 2026. Come out and enjoy delicious food and unlimited wine and beer with friends . The best part? You'll be helping us raise Need-Based Scholarship Funds while having a great time! 100% of the proceeds are used for need-based scholarships. Sips for Scholarships: Benefiting Students Become a Partner Purchase Tickets Scholarship Wall 2026 Partners Presenting Partners Loretto Foundation Cornerstone Partners Jeff and Vanessa Linscott McCullough Family Foundation Tradition Partners Bank of Labor Kissick Contstruction Tony and Susan Gonzalez Goza Family Brett and Barbara Swanson Faith Partners DM Injury Law Mary and Kurt Doyle Reardon Pallet Company Zarda Family Knowledge Partners Academy Bank John Caulfield Ethan and Amanda Mavec Kim and Kevin Reichmuth Service Partners Todd and Marion Brekke Megan Considine Agency Dave and Pam Brill Brian and Patty McKiernan University of Saint Mary Puente Marketing Tony Kovach Community Partners Mary and Tom Garbach William Huttom Gregory and Susan Robards Friend of Resurrection Big Brothers Big Sisters

Classroom religious instruction, prayer services, sacrament preparation, weekly masses RELIGIOUS EDUCATION Religion is infused in all subject areas. From reading about a saint in English Language Arts, marveling at God's creations in Science, to learning about the early Church in Social Studies, students constantly find the connection between faith and subject areas. In addition to this infusion, students' religious education involves liturgy and prayer, religious curriculum, sacramental preparation, and service to community. Liturgy and Prayer Liturgies and prayer are an integral part of the school day. Masses are scheduled weekly for all grades. Students participate in weekly rosaries and Stations of the Cross. Various celebrations, including Our Lady of Guadalupe, All Saints Day, May Crowning, and Vocation Day, are also observed. Religion Curriculum Students receive religious instruction from teachers on a daily basis. This curriculum is based on the scope and sequence established by the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas. Among many things, students learn about the Holy Trinity, the Bible, Church teachings, the origins of Christianity, the liturgical calendar, Sacraments, morality, parts of the Mass, vocations, and saints. Sacramental Preparation In cooperation with parish communities, pastors, and parents, RCS helps students prepare for First Reconciliation, First Holy Communion, and Confirmation. Preparation for these sacraments includes instruction during religion classes. The sacrament is then celebrated as a class in a ceremony at one of the supporting parishes . Service to Community We believe in putting our faith into action through service. Each student is expected to earn a certain number of service hours each quarter (see handbook for hours required by grade). Students are all assigned to a Faith Family , which is a group made up of students from all grades. This group stays together for the duration of a child's time at Resurrection, with 8th-grade students leading the group their final year. Together, this group leads faith-based activities and completes community service projects. Teachers' Faith Development One time per month, teachers have an in-service in which they participate in prayer and study, led by a School of Religion leader. Teachers grow and develop in their faith, just as their students do.

View alumni photo albums from Resurrection Catholic School as well as the pre-consolidation area Catholic Schools. Alumni Photo Albums Have a photo to share? Send it to Mary Arcos at marcos@rcskck.org . Stay in touch. Click here to join our mailing list. Join our Facebook alumni groups. Resurrection Catholic School St. Peter's Grade School St. John / Holy Family School All Saints Grade School Cathedral of St. Peter Graduation Photos St. Peter Grade School | Kansas City, KS St. Peter's Grade School Photos St. Peter Grade School | Kansas City, KS Resurrection Catholic School Graduation Photos Resurrection Catholic School | Kansas City, KS St. John the Baptist Graduation Photos St. John the Baptist Grade School | Kansas City, KS St. John the Baptist Grade School Photos St. John the Baptist Grade School | Kansas City, KS All Saints Grade School Photos All Saints Catholic Grade School | Kansas City, KS Holy Family Grade School Photos Holy Family Grade School | Kansas City, KS

Resurrection offers learning programs that extend beyond the typical school day. These programs include after-school STREAM clubs, summer programming, and tutoring. AFTER SCHOOL CLUBS Learning, creating, and having fun after the school day! Resurrection Catholic School is excited to offer a new session of FREE After School Clubs for our students! Clubs give students the opportunity to explore their interests, learn new skills, be creative, and spend time with classmates in a fun and engaging environment. The Fall After School Club session will run from September 8 through October 19, 2026, for a total of six weeks. Clubs meet on Mondays, Tuesdays, and Thursdays from 3:30–4:30 p.m. Who Can Participate? After School Clubs are available to RCS students in Kindergarten through 8th grade. Some clubs are limited to specific grade levels. Space is limited, and enrollment is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Students may participate in up to two clubs. Club Opportunities Students can choose from a variety of activities, including Chess, Graphic Design, Pickleball, Choir, STEM, Arts & Crafts, LEGO Clubs, Board Games, Playdough, Watercolor, Beading, and Student Mural Club. Each club is designed for specific grade levels, giving students age-appropriate opportunities to explore new interests and talents. Important Pick-Up Information Students must be picked up no later than 4:35 p.m. Students who are not picked up by that time will be sent to After Care, and a late fee will apply. Repeated late pick-ups may result in the student being unable to participate in future clubs. Sign Up Ready to join the fun? Choose the club day below to register your child. Space is limited, so families are encouraged to sign up early! Questions? Please contact Ms. Overturf at joverturf@rcskck.org . Click below to download the information flyers for the 2026 - 2027 programs. Sept - Oct 2026 After School Clubs - English Sept - Oct 2026 After School Clubs - Spanish EXTENDED DAY CARE Resurrection Catholic School offers Extended Day Care to provide our families with a safe and convenient option for students who need care beyond regular school hours. Extended Day Care is available Monday through Friday from 3:30–5:30 p.m. Students are supervised in a safe and welcoming environment until they are picked up by an authorized parent or guardian. Extended Day Care Fees The registration fee is $20 per child, and the monthly fee is $150. Monthly payments are added directly to the family's FACTS tuition account. Families who plan to use Extended Day Care must complete an enrollment form and provide information about authorized pick-up persons and emergency contacts. Interested in Extended Day Care for your child? Complete the enrollment form below and return it to the RCS School Office. Extended Day Care Enrollment Form - English Extended Day Care Enrollment Form - Spanish For more information, please contact the RCS School Office at 913-371-8101