The Tuscarawas County 

Catholic Schools

•             Safe, loving environment.
•             Strong academic program.
•             Moral and character development
•             based on the teachings of Jesus                     Christ.
•             Opportunities for participation in                 many co-curricular activities.
•             Affordable.
•             Open to all.

Immaculate Conception Church
Church of the Holy Trinity
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
St. Joseph Catholic Church

Save the Dates!

Immaculate Conception Open House
Sunday, January 27, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
Building Tours
Spaghetti Dinner
Registration Information


NEW DATE!  Tuscarawas Central Catholic Elementary School Open House
Sunday, February 3, 11:00 am to 2:00 pm
Building Tours
Spaghetti Dinner
Registration Information

Tuscarawas Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School
Tuesday, February 5, 4:00 to 6:00 pm
Visit before boys' basketball game

The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools are now opening registration for the 2019-20 school year.   To learn more or schedule a visit, come and see us at an open house or call anytime.

The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools are dedicated to providing an excellent education built on a foundation of faith.  Working hand-in-hand wth our families, we are committed to the spiritual, intellectual, and physical growth of our students.  We are Immaculate Conception School in Dennison, Tuscarawas Central Catholic Elementary School in Dover, and Tuscarawas Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School in New Philadelphia.  All three schools are part of the Diocese of Columbus Office of Schools and are accredited by the Ohio Catholic Schools Accrediting Association.   The three schools operate with the guidance of the Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools Board of Trustees.   

Immaculate Conception and Tuscarawas Central Catholic Eelementary offer programs from pre-school through the sixth grade.   Grades seven through 12 are housed at TCC Junior/Senior High School.

To visit the school website, click on the school name below:

Tuscarawas Central Catholic Junior/Senior High School

Immaculate Conception School 

Tuscarawas Central Catholic Elementary School

Tuscarawas Central Catholic High School fall sports teams enjoyed successful seasons.   The football team advanced to the play-offs for the fifth time in school history and the volleyball team captured a sectional tournament title.   In cross country, freshman Jackson Triplett qualified for the state meet.   Carter Swartz advanced as far as the regional meet.   Great job Saints!


                                     Carter Swartz (left) and Jackson Triplett


 

“I like Immaculate Conception because the teachers go above and beyond to make sure my child understands what they are teaching.  TYhey keep me informed of her progress and handle any problems immediately.”
Parent Angela Zarkovic
 
“I would recommend Immaculate Conception because your child will get an excellent education and you will be treated like family”
Parent Tara Baxter
 
“Immaculate Conception is the best school in the area for educational experience, a loving and dedicated staff, and small class sizes.   We are not a wealthy family and the school and church works with us so we can provide the best education for our child.”
Parent Susan Householder“

I would recommend TCCES to others because they take pride in protecting the students and treating all students fairly.”
Parent Laura Goodall
 
“The teachers and volunteers put their heart and soul into developing our children into the best possible version of themselves now and later in life.”
Parents Kara and Adam Musser
 
“I like TCCES because we get to meet friends, learn stuff, and read books.”
Student Esperanza Cedillo DeLeon
 
“No matter your religious beliefs, you are welcome at TCCES. They always make sure every student is treated as a gift from God.  Good, quality education!
Parent Lori Murphy


 

The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools Board of Trustees met December 3 to organize for the comiing year.   The board elected officers and apppoined committee chairpersons:
            President-Dave Garbrandt
            Vice President- Karen Dick
            Secretary-Lisa Douglass
            Treasurer-John Sciarretti
Chairpersons Designated for Committees:
            Enrollment/Marketing-Shelagh Pruni
            Fundraising-Karen Dick
            Finance- John Sciarretti
            Nomination-Lisa Douglass
            Building & Grounds-Frank Bachman

If you would like to serve on one of the board committees, contact the school or the committee chairperson.   The Building and Grounds committee is a new group to help us identify and prioritize our building needs at all three schools.   Click HERE for the meeting minutes. 

The Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools are open to all families of all faith backgrounds.  More than 20% of our students are not Catholic, but still beenefit from a faith-filled atmosphere.

Tuition rates are more affordable than you might think and a wide-variety of financial assistance programs are available.  More than 50% of our student receive grants and scholarships.

TCC students are prepared for college.  TCC grads earn large amounts of scholarship money,  record high scores on college entrance exams, and earn a high rate of acceptance into the colleges and universities of their choice.

Our schools have small class sizes.  Academically, that means students receive the attention they need and deserve to succeed.  In extra-curricular activities, smaller classes means participants are not lost in the crowd.

Dedicated and experienced teachers provide loving and caring support to their students.

Be A Saint.  It’s more than a slogan for the Tuscarawas County Catholic Schools.  To Be A Saint is to encounter Christ in a safe, caring environment.  To Be A Saint is to develop the intellectual, moral, and leadership characteristics that lead to life-long success.  To Be A Saint is to serve others.  To Be A Saint is an invitation to be part of a special community centered around God, family, and Gospel Values.  To Be A Saint is a way of life.