We promote the virtue of the month on our campus with signs, bulletin boards, and bingo.

These locker tags are a beautiful reminder for students and staff to pray for the souls of the faithful departed during the month of November.

Bring the language of virtue with ’80s flare to your classroom!

Virtue Centers create a practical, visual focal point for the most important thing we do as educators: forming students to be lifelong disciples.

Sacred Heart in North Carolina painted the Virtue Tree in one of their school hallways. Here are photos of their project, with a few other ideas for how to make virtue echo in the halls of your school!

In giving these virtuous acts to Our Lady, Queen of the Classroom, she purifies them and presents them to the Father on the behalf of the students.

This bulletin board helps students start the year strong by setting a goal for themselves and committing to working on a virtue.

These resources drawn from the Disciple of Mercy Journal will inspire you with creative ways to practice the Works of Mercy in daily life.

A third grade teacher gave “brag tags” a unique twist! Recognizing students for the virtues helps give them meaningful vocabulary for themselves and others, so they celebrate the good while striving always to be better