CAMP DUNCAN FIELD TRIP ANNOUNCEMENT:

All Camp Duncan chaperones should meet Mrs. Floyd in the Pollone Library at 8:15 on Wednesday, May 29th. Please remember to bring a lunch (with a drink) for the trip. Some chaperones will be asked to drive their own vehicles to help in transporting lunches and fishing gear. Most chaperones will be needed on the busses to supervise the ride to and from Camp Duncan.

We are a Roman Catholic Middle School of the Archdiocese of Chicago sponsored by three parishes: Santa Maria del Popolo in Mundelein, St. Mary of the Annunciation in Fremont Center, and Transfiguration in Wauconda. As a regional academy, we are a school without borders. We open our doors to all families seeking a faith-based learning environment, a commitment to strong moral values, and an academic program that is challenging and strives to meet the highest standards of education. We place a special emphasis on science, math and technology.

As a Catholic school we are not only committed to our Catholic identity, but through our Spiritual Charter we aim to form our students and faculty in the spirit and charisms of Blessed Pier Giorgio Frassati, the patron of our academy. Our Spiritual Charter (see link in the "Pray for Us" section of our home page) highlights five charisms drawn from the life of Blessed Pier Giorgio: 1) a Spirit of the Beatitudes; 2) Healthy Relationships; 3) the Centrality of the Eucharist; 4) Discipleship & Mission; and 5) Perseverance – Reaching for the Heights. These charisms form the foundation of the spirituality that we infuse into everything we do at Frassati Catholic Academy and hope to pass on to our students in the building of their character and the life-long practice of their faith.

We welcome inquiries and we welcome your support through gifts that will enable us to sustain and further develop our mission in Catholic education.

Fr. Ron Lewinski, President Pastor of St. Mary of the Annunciation

Fr. David Arcila Pastor of Santa Maria del Popolo

Fr. Ron Gollatz Pastor of Transfiguration