Klarich Center
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The Klarich Center for Academic Excellence
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The Klarich Center for Academic Excellence is charged with assisting the academic program in delivering a rigorous academic education to all students. To accomplish this, the Center offers different programs to improve student engagement and commitment. The Center provides enrichment and instructional support for students across all subjects and competencies to ensure that all students succeed in an academically rigorous high school setting program.
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Stem Can be Fun!STEM Can Be Fun is a podcast hosted by sophomores Cydney Booker and Arianna Cortez. The podcast aims to promote STEM (science, technology, engineering, math and more by featuring engaging conversations with LF teachers, administrators, alumnae, and special guests from the STEM fields.
Click the link below to listen our latest episode.
Season 2, episode 1
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Rooted and rising
Klarich Center MagazineExplore the Klarich Center Magazine - Rooted and Rising
Click on the tabs below to browse each issue of Rooted and Rising, showcasing innovative projects and achievements led by Little Flower students.Each edition highlights the creativity and talent of our students and also includes a link to the latest episode of the STEM Can Be Fun podcast
Click the link below to view our latest Magazine.
August 2025
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Marie Gallagher Citizen Scholars Program
Named in honor of beloved Little Flower Principal, Marie Gallagher, whose leadership in the 1990s set a lasting standard of excellence and sustainability for our school, this program carries forward her legacy of compassion and guidance.
Each year, select upperclasswomen serve as mentors to incoming freshmen, offering support as they transition into high school life. Mentors provide guidance in areas such as organizational skills, time management, balancing course loads, and developing healthy social and emotional strategies.
In keeping with the values Marie Gallagher exemplified—believing that everyone deserves help and a second chance—our mentors not only share practical tools for success, but also model the ideals of encouragement, resilience, and community that define the Little Flower experience.
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