CUES School System
See what opportunity looks like.
At All Saints, Holy Name, and Sacred Heart, over 600 Omaha students experience an education built on high expectations, faith, belonging, and support for the whole family.
Get to know CUES
Three schools. One shared commitment.
Rooted in historic Omaha neighborhoods, each school has its own identity. Together, they are places where students are known, challenged, and supported.
All Saints
Discovering abilities through strong academics and caring relationships.
Holy Name
Known, welcomed, and encouraged to pursue meaningful goals.
Sacred Heart
Belonging, faith, and high expectations in a close-knit community.
The CUES educational model
An education that sees the whole child.
Strong academics are the foundation. Caring educators, faith, mental and behavioral health services, and practical support for families help students come to school ready to learn.
Academic excellence
High expectations and evidence-based instruction.
Faith and belonging
Caring communities where students are respected and supported.
Whole-family support
Services and partnerships that address barriers to learning.
Voices of CUES
Opportunity that stays with them.
Hear from alumni who carry their CUES foundation into high school, college, and the futures they are building.
“CUES has not just impacted me; it has shaped my entire family.”
Obadiah · All Saints alumnus
From All Saints to Creighton University, Obadiah describes how the foundation he received through CUES helped shape his educational and professional path.
Jordan · Holy Name, 2022
From Holy Name to college.
Jordan became the first in his family to attend a four-year college when he began at Ripon College in 2026.
“Opportunity and community.”
More of Jordan’s story
Jordan remembers teachers and staff who knew him by name and encouraged his interests. His family also found guidance through CUES Student & Family Support. As Jordan began college, his mother was preparing to open her own home healthcare business.
Chudear · Sacred Heart, 2026
Belonging becomes possibility.
Now a student at Mercy High School, Chudear is exploring a future in nursing.
“CUES is family and community to me.”
More of Chudear’s story
After arriving at Sacred Heart in fourth grade, Chudear found a community where she belonged and support that extended to her family. Experiences including Creighton University’s Mini Medical School helped her envision a future caring for others.
Class of 2026 · Student outcomes
The next chapter begins with a CUES foundation.
Celebrating the educational paths our graduates are pursuing.
Source: CUES Alumni High School Success Snapshot, Class of 2026.
The role of philanthropy
Opportunity is built together.
Every family attending a CUES school relies on tuition assistance. Philanthropic support sustains the people, academic programs, and student and family services that make this educational model possible.
When donors invest in All Saints, Holy Name, and Sacred Heart, they help students pursue their aspirations and support families as they move forward.
Potential is everywhere.
Opportunity should be too.
CUES Schools Today
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CUES Students
603
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Students of Color
93%
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From families that are not Catholic
63%
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Qualify for Federal Free/Reduced Meal Program
100%
