Catholic Schools Week will run Sunday through Feb. 2. Here are events at PG East parish schools:

Good Shepherd (1025 Braddock Ave., Braddock, 412-271-2492) -- The highlight will be Wednesday, when Bishop David Zubik tours the school and celebrates the 8:30 a.m. Mass. The school's celebration will have an Eastern European flair. Saturday: an International Foods Festival will follow the 4 p.m. Mass. Friday: a liturgy, a celebration of firefighters and a teacher luncheon in the convent.

Holy Rosary (7120 Kelly St., Homewood, 412-731-2567) -- School, operated by St. Charles Lwanga parish, opens with 10:30 a.m. Mass Sunday. Monday: Holy Rosary doors decorated along the school's yearlong theme, "Standing on Holy Ground"; Tuesday: grandparents spend the day with students; Wednesday: luncheon for area ministers; next Thursday: Family Night; Feb. 1: School Spirit Day; dedication of new computer lab.

Immaculate Conception, (321 Edmond St., Bloomfield, 412-621-5199) -- Science, book fairs will be in the social hall during the week. Students send cards to parish, community shut-ins. Saturday: liturgy then spaghetti dinner in the social hall; Monday: parents meeting with the Rev. Thomas J. Burke, parochial vicar of St. Paul Cathedral, as a speaker; Wednesday: Student Appreciation Day; next Thursday: Grandparents Day; Feb. 1: 8:30 a.m. liturgy.

North American Martyrs (2526 Haymaker Road, Monroeville, 412-373-0889) -- Sunday: Mass at 10 a.m., then an open house till 1 p.m.; Monday: Special Persons Day; next Thursday: a dress-down fund-raiser for the Chimbote Mission in Peru; Feb. 1: International Day.

Oakland Catholic (144 N. Craig St., Oakland, 412-682-6633) -- Tuesday: Teacher Appreciation Luncheon; next Thursday: students and staff will partner with Central Catholic for a Mass at St. Paul Cathedral celebrated by Bishop David Zubik.

Pittsburgh Central Catholic (4720 Fifth Ave., Oakland, 412-621-8189) -- Tuesday: Sylvia Antonia Nannyonga-Tamusuza of Uganda will give a presentation on African music and culture. She also will talk about an orphanage in Uganda for children whose parents have died from AIDS; next Thursday: Mass at St. Paul Cathedral.

Sacred Heart (325 Emerson St., Shadyside, 412-441-1582) -- Sunday: Mass then a family brunch; Monday: students present an art project following the week's theme, "Catholic Schools Light the Way"; Wednesday: assembly with Ugandan musician and dancer Dr. Sylvia Tamusuza; Feb. 1: all-school prayer circle for peace and an all-school birthday party.

St. Angela Merici (1640 Fawcett Ave., White Oak, 412-672-2360) -- Monday: author Linda Winwood will speak; teachers luncheon; Tuesday: breakfast for community officials; talent show at 7 p.m.; next Thursday: ice cream social; evening science fair and open house; Feb. 1: Sports Day featuring a parents vs. students basketball game; Feb. 2: 4:30 p.m. Mass followed by dedication of the science room.

St. Bartholomew (111 Erhardt Drive, Penn Hills, 412-242-2511) -- Sunday: 10:30 a.m. Mass; Monday: teacher appreciation breakfast, special person luncheon; Tuesday: students dress in green, gold; Wednesday: Movie Day; next Thursday: Student Appreciation Day, Pittsburgh Aviary assembly.

St. Bede (6920 Edgerton Ave., Point Breeze, 412-661-9425) -- Monday: luncheon; Tuesday: Doughnuts for Dad; Wednesday: Student Appreciation Day featuring sundaes at lunch; next Thursday: Muffins for Mom; Feb. 1: parent-teacher conferences.

St. Bernadette (245 Azalea Drive, Monroeville, 412-372-7849) -- Sunday: students serve, lector, sing at noon liturgy; 1-3, open house; Monday: Junior Achievement Day (parent volunteers teach economics to those in kindergarten-grade 8; USA Today (students dress in red, white, blue); Tuesday and next Thursday: students not having gym dress as a favorite book character; students with gym may wear crazy socks; Wednesday: students pair up, dress as twins from waist up; Teacher Switch Day; 10 a.m., Kevin Hurley Magic Show; 1:30 p.m. Cookie Sale Day; Feb. 1: Total School Liturgy; Slipper and Crazy Hat Day; Teacher Appreciation PTG-sponsored luncheon; students must pack lunch, eat in classroom (milk is 30 cents).

St. Irenaeus (637 Fourth St., Oakmont, 412-828-8444) -- Sunday: 11 a.m. Mass, open house and book fair afterward; Monday: Muffins with Mom; Tuesday: Doughnuts with Dad; Wednesday: Zoo Mobile will visit; Feb. 1: bowling.

St. James (721 Rebecca Ave., Wilkinsburg, 412-242-3515) -- Monday: all-school liturgy; older, younger students buddy up for an activity; Tuesday: eighth-graders share stories, play games with younger grades; next Thursday: Academic Olympiads (math, science, social studies questions) in each classroom; Feb. 1: School Spirit Day opens with Mini-Olympics for grades 1-4, ends with student-teacher volleyball game.

St. John the Baptist (418 Unity Center Road, Unity, 412-793-0555) -- Sunday: Noon Mass, then open house, book fair. (Latter goes till 1 p.m. next Thursday.) Monday: students write thank-you notes to police, firefighters, bus drivers; Tuesday: Student Appreciation Day; Wednesday: students write to U.S. military personnel; Thursday: students write thank-you notes to priests, nuns; Feb. 1: students present words of appreciation banner to faculty, staff, volunteers.

St. Joseph (825 Second St., Verona, 412-828-7213) -- Saturday: Mass at 5 p.m., then pasta dinner, Froggy radio disc jockey; weeklong book fair begins; Monday: weeklong open house begins; Civic Light Opera presentation; registrations accepted for kindergarten through grade 7; Tuesday: Community Outreach Day (Big Brothers/Big Sisters make Valentine cards for nursing home residents); Spirit Day (girls' junior varsity, varsity games start 6:45 p.m.); Wednesday: Bring a Special Person to Lunch Day; Crazy Hat Day; next Thursday: Junior Achievement program; Feb. 1: "Jump" for American Heart Association.

St. Raphael (1154 Chislett St., Morningside, 412-661-0288) -- Saturday: 5 p.m. Mass; Monday: Mission Day, presentation by Sister Dorothy Pashuta on Brazil experiences; Wednesday: Crafts Ex-change Day between upper, lower grades; Feb. 1: Pittsburgh Zoo and PPG Aquarium presentation.

St. Rosalia (411 Greenfield Ave., Greenfield, 412-521-3005) -- Sunday: Liturgy, students talk of school activities, thank parish; Monday: students give posters, certificates of appreciation to firms supporting school; students collect for food bank; Tuesday: Student Day, 1:15 p.m. recognition assembly; Wednesday: prayer service for peace; next Thursday: emphasis on vocations; Feb. 1: recognition of faculty, staff, volunteers.

Serra Catholic (200 Hershey Drive, McKeesport, 412-751-2020) -- Next Thursday: Leadership Day, Rev. Kris D. Stubna, secretary of education for Pittsburgh Diocese, celebrates Mass at 11:30 a.m.

Word of God (7436 McClure Ave., Swissvale, 412-371-8587) -- Sunday: 9:30 a.m. Mass, students present service, distinguished graduate awards; Monday: PTG has coffee, doughnuts for bus drivers, crossing guards; Tuesday: spelling bee. Wednesday: 7-8 p.m., open house for parents; next Thursday: PTG breakfast for teachers; Feb. 1: Morning Mass, movies in the afternoon, PTG-sponsored bingo in the evening.

Aquinas Academy (340 N. Main St., Greensburg, 724-834-7940) -- Sunday: students speak at parish Masses, open house, book fair, school tour; Monday: Red Cross presentation for Feb. 21 blood drive; Mass at Blessed Sacrament Cathedral; Tuesday: story time with 2- to 4-year-olds; Wednesday: guest readers; next Thursday: Junior Achievement classes, kindergarten through Grade 8; Feb. 1: Rotary Club presents dictionaries to grade 3, dance for grades 6-8.

Cardinal Maida Academy (315 Franklin Ave., Vandergrift, 724-568-3304) -- Monday: prayer service; Tuesday: Art Project Day; Wednesday: Reading Day (older students assist younger ones); next Thursday: Science and Math Day; Feb. 1: Family Night at West Leechburg Fire Hall.

Christ the Divine Teacher (323 Chestnut St., Latrobe, 724-539-1561) -- Saturday and Sunday: students speak at Masses; Sunday: open house; Monday: 8:45 a.m., Mass and commissioning of Eucharistic ministers, followed by social for parents, friends; student performances; Tuesday: Good Neighbor Breakfast; Wednesday: educational speakers/guest readers; next Thursday: Thanks to Teachers Day; Feb. 1: teachers swap; Big Brothers/Big Sisters activity and social.

Greensburg Central Catholic High School (911 Armory Drive, Hempfield, 724-834-0310) -- Monday: prayer service, lesson tied to theme, "Catholic Schools Light the Way"; Tuesday: class meetings held seminar style by religion department faculty; next Thursday: assemblies with guest speaker, then question-and-answer session on Catholicism and Social Justice; Feb. 1: student-faculty volleyball challenge, Wacky Tie Day.

Mary Queen of Apostles (1129 Leishman Ave. and 100 Freeport Road, New Kensington, 724-339-4411 and 724-335-5911) -- Sunday: Masses at Mount St. Peter, 10 a.m., St. Mary and St. Joseph, both 11 a.m., and St. Margaret Mary, noon; open houses at Leishman site for grades 4-8, Freeport Road site for preschool, kindergarten-grade 3; Monday: Jump for Heart, kindergartners through third-graders; 4-year-old preschoolers cook for loved one; Carnegie Science in-school field trip, Force Five; Tuesday: Buddy Reading, kindergarten-grade 3; 3-year-old preschool pajama party; Jump for Heart, grades 4-8; Wednesday: Carnegie Science Center in-school field trip, Fasten Your Seat Belts, grade 8 Student Teacher Day (both Leishman); next Thursday: Game Day, both sites; Feb. 1: Grand Relative or Loved One Breakfast and Early Dismissal Day/Teacher Appreciation Day Luncheon, both sites.

Mother of Sorrows (3264 Evergreen Drive, Murrysville, 724-733-8840) -- Sunday: 10:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., open house; 11:15 a.m., Catholic School Mass; Tuesday: Doughnuts with Dad, Muffins with Mom; faculty/grade 8 basketball game; Wednesday: Bus Driver Appreciation Day; next Thursday: Dress Down Day; teacher luncheon; Get Up and Go Day; Feb. 1: Movie Day; 1:30 p.m., Bring Your Own Snack.

Queen of Angels (1 Main St., North Huntingdon, 724-978-0144) -- Sunday: parish Masses; bingo and covered dish; Monday: dress rehearsal, Museum of Historical People; Middle School Buddies with Lower School Students, lunch and games; preschool candlelight prayer service; Tuesday: Breakfast with Our Neighbors; all-school liturgy; Wednesday: 8:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. and 6-7 p.m., open house; science fair, grades 5-8; Challenger Press Conference; Museum of Historical People performance; next Thursday: talent show; Feb. 1: Teacher Appreciation Luncheon; Dress Down Day; Preschool Bible Festival; Jeopardy Game, grades 6 and 7; teacher-student volleyball game.