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Title: Kansas City Local Heroes 1999
Description: Mothers start their own school and form a partnership between business and private education .
Date: 1999-12
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: St. Teresa's Academy
Description: Photo and text about the school's new site in the Country Club District.
Date: 1909-09
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Loretto Academy
Description: Description and photograph of the Loretto Academy located at 39th and West Prospect Place. Barnett, Haynes and Barnett are listed as architects.
Date: 1903-09
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Round Hill, Estate of Henry Flower
Description: Article discusses the history of Round Hill, the estate of Henry C. Flower, which became Notre Dame de Sion School. The school has recently announced plans to demolish the original Flower house.
Date: 2001
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Notes on the Pioneer School of Kansas City, Part One
Description: Mention of the Chouteau family children and "several other children from the French settlement (on the river front)" including "the Jarboes" as students at the Catholic rectory school in 1836 Kansas City, on 12th Street and taught by father Benedict Roux, being "'[t]he only school in all this wild territory'" at the time, according to Caroline Amanda Smart, or Caroline Smart (also known as Mrs. E. P. Graves) in 1911 (from an interview of her "in the Kansas City Star, July 23, 1911").
Date: 1922-12
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Called to Account
Description: Photos and biographical article about Reverend Maurice Van Ackeren, 75-year-old chancellor and former president of Rockhurst College on 51st Street in Kansas City, known for his money-raising and political acumen.
Date: 1986-11-01
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: One Hundred & Happy
Description: History of the Catholic girls' school, on its centennial, first located at 12th and Washington and moved in 1908 to 56th and Main Streets.
Date: 1973-06
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: Students Restore Historic Site
Description: Article about the preservation of part of the Santa Fe Trail in a "grotto, or cave springs, on the campus of the Catholic school "near Gillham Road and Locust" Street.
Date: 1981-05
Object Type: Magazine Article

Title: First Catholic School in Westport
Description: Story of the first Catholic school in Westport, on Washington Street between 39th and 40th Streets.
Date: 1966-02
Object Type: Magazine Article