Assumption Catholic School opened for in-person learning on September 2nd. To comply with the Whatcom County Health Department and the Office of Catholic Schools, the following protocols and procedures have been established. As of Monday, October 19, the school has had zero cases of known COVID-19 among the school’s staff and students. However, all students with any symptoms are required to test for COVID-19 or isolate for a period of 10 days. Approximately 30 students have been tested since the first day of school, and all results have been negative.

We are committed to making sure that students continue to experience the care and commitment of our faculty and the routine of daily learning, even in the event of school closure. Please click here to access our detailed plan.

Assumption Catholic School shares a rich history of 106 years of traditional, Catholic education. It has always been a school that prepares students to go into the world and to share their gifts and talents. High school teachers in Whatcom County will tell us that Assumption graduates are extremely well prepared for high school because they have learned how to study, how to think critically, and how to embrace challenges.

This traditional education didn’t stop when, on March 15th, the governor declared, “Stay home, stay healthy.” By the next day, our qualified and exceptional teachers began a newly developed Distance Learning Program. Equipped with some technical know-how and limited training on Microsoft Teams and Seesaw, the teachers embraced the challenge with the same initiative and enthusiasm they bring every day…