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Satellite Locations |
From the program's inception in 1975, accessibility to an Athenaeum education was both a priority and a concern. Six years after the first classes met in 1975, the first satellite location for the non-degreed Certificate option opened at Immaculate Conception parish in Dayton in 1981. This was followed two years later by sites in Monroe and west side Cincinnati. On the program's tenth anniversary, the LPMP celebrated the opening of the first site in the northern most part of the archdiocese.
Since 1985, we have operated seven satellite locations in the northern deaneries, eight in the Montgomery and Warren county areas and twelve sites in greater Cincinnati, in addition to concurrently running classes at the main campus.
The LPMP Certificate program has convened in high school biology labs, retreat centers, diocesan offices, parish meeting rooms and school libraries. Wherever they were located, these two year sites, 29 of them in all, each became a temporary, but vital, branch of the Athenaeum itself.
1981 — Immaculate Conception, Dayton
1983 — Our Lady of Sorrows, Monroe
1983 — St. Richard Center, Cincinnati
1985 — Maria Stein Retreat House, Maria Stein
1986 — St. Richard Center, Cincinnati
1987 — Our Lady of Mercy, Dayton
1988 — St. Richard Center, Cincinnati
1989 — Maria Stein Retreat House, Maria Stein
1990 — St. Richard Center, Cincinnati
1991 — St. Mary's, Dayton
1993 — Maria Stein Retreat House, Maria Stein
1994 — St. Joseph, West End, Cincinnati
1995 — St. Peter, Huber Heights
1995 — St. Teresa, the Little Flower, Cincinnati
1997 — St. Charles, Carthagena
1997 — Mount Notre Dame High School, Reading
1999 — Our Mother of Sorrows, Roselawn
1999 — St. Joseph, Springfield
2001 — St. Vivian, Finneytown
2001 — Regional Offices/Holy Angels, Sidney
2003 — St. Christopher, Vandalia
2004 — Our Lady of Sorrows, Monroe
2005 — Maria Stein Shrine Center, Maria Stein
2006 — St. Ann, Groesbeck
2007 — St. Christopher, Vandalia
2008 — St. Dominic, Delhi
2009 — Lehman Catholic High School, Sidney
2010 — Good Shepherd Parish, Montgomery
2011 — Pilarczyk Center, Dayton
