Welcome To Gesu Catholic School

Building a culture of success for the greater glory of God

Gesu Catholic School builds a culture of success by facilitating the moral, intellectual and social development of each student in a Christ-centered, educationally stimulating, nurturing, and safe environment.     

Good School Award for Gesu

Gesu School has been recognized by the Skillman Foundation as an Improving School since 2007 Good Schools Making the Grade Initiative. Gesu has been awarded a $11,250 grant to add interactive white boards to classrooms. " Created in 1960, The Skillman Foundation is a private philanthropy committed to helping children in metropolitan Detroit by improving their homes, schools, and neighborhoods. The Skillman FoundationThe goal of the Foundation's programs is to achieve significant results for kids. Skillman grant making primarily supports non-profit organizations and agencies working in six Detroit neighborhoods - Southwest Detroit (Vernor & Chadsey-Condon), Brightmoor, Osborn, Central, and Cody-Rouge - and innovative, successful schools throughout the city of Detroit."

Good News: Our school was awarded a $10,000 Toyota Tapestry Grant "Environmental Science" category. Gesu students in 4th, 5th, and 6th grades have continued an urban garden in the Gesu Community Green, a parish-sponsored playground open to the community. Students grow the vegetables and spices needed for salsa - tomatoes, peppers, onions, and other good things. They fertilize their gardens with compost partially made from lunch leftovers munched by a colony of earthworms. In the Fall, the students harvest their crop and can their own salsa. Then they celebrate by preparing a fiesta for their parents and the wider community. Go to Gesu Garden

Kids Helping Others It's Easy, It's Free!

With just a mouse click every day you can do all these things. It's easy, it's free, and it makes a difference.

A recycling program is doing well at Gesu School.

Gesu students loading paper into the recycle bin.

Search Tools

The following link will take you to a site that is set up so that you can search for a topic via a number of child friendly sites such as Yahooligans, KidsClick and Encarta www.rcls.org/ksearch.htm