Cathedral High School students will attend classes at Wilbraham's Memorial School.
The Memorial School in Wilbraham.
Bishop Timothy A. McDonnell announces the new school locations at a press conference Monday.An updated version of this story is now available.
SPRINGFIELD - Bishop Timothy A. McDonnell has announced plans for new locations for Cathedral High School and St. Michael's Academy Middle School.
Both schools were heavily damaged in the June 1 tornado that ravaged the city, and have been closed since the storm.
Cathedral High School students will resume classes this fall at Wilbraham's Memorial School. St. Michael's Academy Middle School will attend classes at the Holy Cross School on Eddywood Street.
The sites are among several temporary locations the Diocese considered, including Building 20 on the Springfield Technical Community College campus and St. George's School in Chicopee.
Prior to the storm, the Surrey Road complex housing Cathedral and St. Michael's Academy had been the daily destination for 650 students in grades six through 12.
The high school's graduating class this year numbered 111.
Cathedral High School students finished their school year at Elms College in Chicopee; St. Michael's Academy students were moved to a space at Western New England University.
This is a developing story. Details will be added as they become available.