Class Schedules
Find your program and grade level below.
For special circumstances, please contact the Religious Education office at religioused@beachcatholic.com.
Find your program and grade level below.


As Catholics, we are obligated to attend mass every weekend.
To support this commitment, Beach Catholic maintains the following attendance standards for all Religious Ed and Long Beach Catholic Families:
Option A: At a Beach Catholic Church:
Option B: Attending Mass Elsewhere (“Visiting Church”)
Option C: Email massattendance@beachcatholic.com
This should be only used on rare occasions when there are issues with the family account.
Each week the student will be responsible for the completion of lessons (– OR – if a Catholic School Student Completion of classwork lessons).
For Religious Ed Students:
If the student is a HYBRID student – then they will complete online lessons only on the weeks we are not in person.
If the student is a totally ONLINE student – then they will complete online lessons each week.
ALL lessons must be completed in a timely manner. The lessons are self-guided, however younger students may do well to have a parent participate with them.
For Catholic School Students:
All lessons in school must be completed to the standards of the school attending and class requirements.
Whether a student is a HYBRID or ONLINE or a Catholic School student the family is still responsible for the Mass Attendance Requirement.
All of our Requirements must be satisfied in order for a student to receive their sacraments. Both Confirmation and First Communion are 2-year programs. A student must study at minimum for at least 2 years to be considered “prepared” to receive these sacraments. We follow a “leveled” system and not a “grade” system.


Please note: In – Person (HYBRID) option only takes place at St. Ignatius Martyr Church No Matter which Beach Catholic Church you belong to.
There are no conveyor belts to Heaven or the Sacraments. The work always needs to be put in…just like anything else in life.
We believe at Beach Catholic that there is nothing more important than being present at mass and teaching your family the power of the Eucharist.
We also believe that Parent Formation is as important as a child’s formation because Parents are the primary teachers of the Faith for their children.
Parents need to ask themselves:
But…the Work must be put in…
What does it mean to be “ready” for Faith Formation?