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  1. shrineschools.com › academicsAcademics - Shrine Catholic Schools - Royal Oak, MI

    Grade School. 1621 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, MI 48067 (248) 541-4622 Ext. 0

  2. shrineschools.com › shrine-catholic-high-school-calendarShrine Catholic High School Calendar

    Grade School. 1621 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, MI 48067 (248) 541-4622 Ext. 0

  3. www.niche.com › k12 › shrine-catholic-high-school-royal-oak-miShrine Catholic High School in Royal Oak, MI - Niche

    25 de feb. de 2024 · Shrine Catholic High School is a highly rated, private, Catholic school located in ROYAL OAK, MI. It has 262 students in grades 9-12 with a student-teacher ratio of 12 to 1. After graduation, 99% of students from this school go on to attend a 4-year college. Compare Shrine Catholic High School to Other Schools. shrineschools.com. (248) 549-2925.

  4. shrineschools.com › highschooladmissionsShrine Catholic High School Admissions

    Grade School. 1621 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, MI 48067 (248) 541-4622 Ext. 0

  5. www.detroitcatholicschools.org › schools › shrine-catholic-grade-schoolShrine Catholic Grade School - Detroit Catholic Schools

    Shrine Catholic Schools challenge our students to achieve excellence in academics, athletics, the arts, service to others and leadership, all while giving glory to God the Father and exemplifying the mission of Jesus Christ through the guidance of the Holy Spirit. Jennifer Bero.

  6. shrineschools.com › calendarsCalendars - Shrine Catholic Schools - Royal Oak, MI

    Grade School. 1621 Linwood Avenue Royal Oak, MI 48067 (248) 541-4622 Ext. 0. High School & Academy 3500 W. 13 Mile Road Royal Oak, MI 48073 (248) 549-2925 Academy: (248) 549-2925 ext. 2360 High School: (248) 549-2925 ext. 2500 Links. F ACTS Google Apps USB Shrine Style Guide

  7. shrineschools.com › mission-historyMission + History - Shrine Catholic Schools - Royal Oak, MI

    1938 - Shrine Catholic Grade School opens at 12 Mile and Woodward, Royal Oak, Michigan. Most of the building's cost of $130,000 was collected via a 25 cent "seat collection" taken at the door at Sunday Masses. As explained by Father Coughlin, the "Shrine was built by Canada and all of North America, but the Shrine School must be maintained by parishioners at the Shrine.