The evening has been planned for parents of middle-school students and will feature John Findlater, an educational consultant to Catholic schools and parishes throughout the United States, who will share why a Catholic high school education is "the gift for a lifetime." Findlater, a frequent presenter at the annual NCEA national convention and at workshops for teachers, principals and parents, will help parents of middle school students understand the importance of a Gospel-centered mission found in Catholic schools.

Findlater also will discuss how a Catholic high school education can have a positive impact throughout a child's life. Part of Findlater's presentation will address the importance of parents supporting and reinforcing what their children learn in school.

Following Mr. Findlater's presentation, parents will be able to visit a High School Showcase with representatives from the 13 Catholic high schools in the 10-county Archdiocese of Milwaukee. Parents can use the opportunity to learn more about the terrific things that are happening in Catholic high schools in southeastern Wisconsin.

There are 13 Catholic high schools in the 10-county Archdiocese of Milwaukee, including:
Catholic Central High School, Burlington
Catholic Memorial High School, Waukesha
Divine Savior Holy Angels High School, Milwaukee
Dominican High School, Whitefish Bay
Marquette University High School, Milwaukee
Messmer High School, Milwaukee
Pius XI High School, Milwaukee
St. Catherine's High School, Racine
St. Joan Antida High School, Milwaukee
St. Joseph High School, Kenosha
St. Lawrence Seminary, Mt. Calvary
St. Mary's Springs High School, Fond du Lac
Thomas More High School, St. Francis

The 2002-2003 Catholic high school enrollment was 7,400.

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