
Christ the Redeemer Catholic School is proud to be recognized as a leader in innovative education through its partnership with the National Institute for STEM Education (NISE). In December 2021, CtRCS became the third Catholic elementary school in the United States to earn the National Certificate for STEM Excellence (NCSE) Campus Certification, recognizing the school's commitment to high-impact, research-based STEM instruction and continuous improvement.
Building on that achievement, CtRCS completed the comprehensive certification process and earned its highest level of STEM campus certification in May 2025. This rigorous process involved school-wide reflection, classroom observations, and ongoing evaluation of instructional practices to ensure students receive an engaging, future-focused education.
At CtRCS, STEM extends far beyond science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Our approach embraces STREAM - Science, Technology, Religion, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics - reflecting our belief that faith, creativity, collaboration, communication, and problem-solving are essential components of a well-rounded education.
Through STREAM learning experiences, students are challenged to:
This commitment to excellence extends to our faculty as well. Teachers and instructional leaders participate in ongoing professional development and have opportunities to pursue individual STEM certifications through NISE, ensuring that our students benefit from the latest research-based instructional practices.
By combining academic rigor, faith formation, creativity, and innovation, Christ the Redeemer Catholic School prepares students to thrive in an ever-changing world while remaining grounded in Catholic values.
Christ the Redeemer Catholic School strives to inspire critical thinkers who are eager to solve real-world problems in creative ways. Crusaders value the power of collaboration, communication, and the redesign process as vital components to their learning.
STREAM enables teachers to focus in an interdisciplinary way on Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM), while integrating the Arts, and allowing Religion to flow throughout the daily routine (STREAM).
In December 2021, CtRCS became the third Catholic grade school in the United States to earn the National Certificate for STEM Excellence from the National Institute for STEM Excellence.