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The Rosewood Foundation makes it possible for partner Catholic schools in the Archdiocese of Chicago to hire special educators and paraprofessionals and to acquire learning materials and technology that create successful learning experiences for all children. With grants from Rosewood, schools are able to welcome students with Down syndrome, significant learning disabilities, on the Autism spectrum, and students who face other special learning challenges. In inclusive learning environments, children grow up knowing and appreciating each other’s unique gifts.
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Pray for Inclusive Education in Catholic Schools.
Father of all that is good and holy, we ask that You bless us with Your infinite love and mercy as we work with all students made in Your image.
Those students that read with grace, and those students that need grace to read.
Those that lift others up, and those that need to be lifted up.
Those that embrace learning, and those that need to be embraced to learn.
Those that make us smile and, those that need a smile. Grant us the knowledge, patience, and compassion to serve all.
Amen.
Ask for the Intercession of the Patron Saints of Rosewood:
Blessed Margaret of Castello, pray for us.
Blessed Herman of Reichenau, pray for us.
Saint Andre Bessette, pray for us.
Our Lady of Good Help, pray for us.
St. Joseph, pray for us.
Success Stories
Mateo’s Victory!
Mateo attends Our Lady of Mount Carmel Academy and joined the Cross Country team in the Fall. He loved being a part of it and was always ready to go and full of energy!
Katie
Katie is a joyful young lady with Cerebral Palsy. She attended public school for several years but her parents wanted Katie to receive the Catholic education and character formation that her older siblings benefited from in a Catholic school. They tried homeschooling and she learned a lot, but it wasn’t the right fit for Katie’s education.
Griffin
Griffin is a cheerful, young boy who happens to have Downs Syndrome. With a grant from Rosewood Foundation, he is able to attend St. John the Evangelist School in Streamwood.
