Assumption Church & SATG at Assumption Academy

WHY SHOULD YOU SUPPPORT weGIVECAtHOLIC ?

• 100% of all funds raised stays at Assumption
• You can specify your donations to be used on projects specifically for the Academy or the Parish
• Assumption has led the Diocese of Cleveland for the past FOUR years in funds raised out of 200+ participating organizations
• Assumption raised 11% of all funds donated to the 2021 Diocese of Cleveland weGIVECAtHOLIC campaign 

Your Past Support Has Made Many Projects Possible: 

• Critical operational support of the school to keep tuition low
• School elevator repair & HVAC replacement
• School & Family Center security upgrades
• Phase 1 Church Renovation - new ceiling, flooring & new kneelers
• Phase 2 Church Renovation - Altar tile & medallions

Your 2022 Support Will Fund: 

• Beautification Projects - ex: Church Pulpit
• Facilities Improvements - ex: Replace north entrance steps & walkways
• Family Center Enhancements - ex: Meeting room upgrades
• School & Church Operations

Thank you - Your support will help us to sustain our school & church for future generations! 

Special Thank You to Our Community Partners!

Who We Are

We the Faith filled community of the Church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary, affirmed the response of the Blessed Virgin by proclaiming "We are the Lord's servant?" (Luke 1:38)  Through Worship, Spiritual Development, Education and Outreach. 

Anchored in faith and inspired by our Heavenly Mother Mary, Saint Albert the Great at Assumption Academy works in partnership with the Catholic Church and school families to nurture the whole child, developing the potential of students as global ambassadors in God’s world.

In 1857, four years before the Civil War began, the mission church of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary was organized.   In 1957 an eleven-classroom school was built. The Sisters of the Incarnate Word, from Parma Heights, were invited to staff it. Sr. Agnes (formerly Bernadette Kane, SIW) was the first principal to lead five sisters and four lay teachers. They staffed eight grades in eight of the ten classrooms. Approximately 375 students were enrolled in the first year. In 1967 tuition was initiated.

The 2019-2020 school year ushered in a new era for Catholic education in Broadview Heights. A partnership was formed with Saint Albert the Great of North Royalton. This partnership was the answer to many prayers and has revitalized the Assumption community. Saint Albert the Great at Assumption Academy maintains its many great traditions, while embracing new changes. A new master schedule, new curriculum, new textbooks, new technology, and new faces, all have added exponential value to the educational experience. We have much more to come and are continuously working to realize an exceptional education that is anchored in faith.