Preschool through eighth grade · Knottsville, Kentucky

Mary Carrico Catholic School

An education that grows
with your child.

A foundation in faith and learning, from the curiosity of preschool to the growing independence of middle school.

PreschoolAges 3–5
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A welcoming first step.

Young children learn through exploration, play, routines, and relationships. Preschool at Mary Carrico introduces school life in a caring, faith-filled setting.

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Three days: Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
Five days: Monday through Friday.

Extended care

Three-day and five-day extended care options are available until 5:30 p.m.

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ElementaryKindergarten–grade 5
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Strong roots for learning.

Students build a foundation in reading, writing, mathematics, science, and social studies. Faith formation and classroom routines help them practice responsibility, kindness, and perseverance.

Learning beyond core subjects

Art, music, Spanish, physical education, and technology give children additional ways to learn and express themselves.

Support along the way

Families and teachers work together to identify needs and discuss academic support, including reading and math intervention.

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Middle schoolGrades 6–8
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Ready for the next chapter.

Middle school students deepen their learning in language arts, mathematics, science, social studies, and religion. Greater responsibility helps students strengthen the habits they will carry into high school.

Leadership & service

Students have opportunities to serve others, set a positive example for younger children, and take part in school life.

Continuing Catholic education

Mary Carrico Catholic School serves as a feeder school to Trinity High School in nearby Whitesville, where students can continue their Catholic education.

Talk with us about middle school
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Faith and community are part of school life.

Faith in daily life

Learning to put
belief into action.

Prayer, religion instruction, and weekly Mass help connect our classrooms with the life of the Church.

Students learn about virtue and practice caring for others through service and their everyday interactions.

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