Principal’s News

Dear Families: As was evidenced by the rain and cooler temperatures these past few days, we have entered the season of Fall. We turn the calendar to October on Friday. In a school, the end of September is always welcomed. The rhythm of the school

Dear Families: Thank you for attending one of the Back-to-School Night sessions last Thursday. I know all of us are getting really tired of anything virtual but it is always important for teachers and parents to be able to communicate. I know the

Dear Families: Last Friday, we had our first all-school Mass in over a year and a half. It was wonderful to have the classes together in the church. Though safety protocols and maintaining a three-foot distance between students was challenging,

Dear Families: Welcome to the first day of the 2021-22 school year. At our Prayer Assembly this morning we focused on our school year theme: “Take Courage” from the Gospel of John. As we continue to face challenges from Covid, we will work

School dress code It is a normal family ritual in summertime for kids to want to try out the latest hair and adornment fads.  Hair colors and styles, henna tattoos etc. are typical experiments.  Now is the time to bring appearances back into

Dear Families: Last Thursday we said a final good-bye to our graduating eighth graders. Some of our graduation traditions had to be adjusted due to Covid restrictions, but we got to celebrate our students the best ways we could. We began on

Dear Families: We did it! Last Friday we were able to pull off an in-person Field Day. Though we weren’t able to do the usual all-school (at one time) event, due to Covid restrictions, we were able to have half the Families participate in outdoor

Dear Families: Last Wednesday, we had our first in-person “Families” meeting of the year. The Families gathered together to prepare for Field Day in distanced groups around the playground. It was quite special to have all of the students

Dear Families: Last Wednesday we welcomed some very prominent historical personalities for the 5th grade’s Night of the Notables. Students have been researching remarkable individuals who have made a difference in our world throughout history.

Dear Families: FANTASTIC GENEROSITY! That is just one of a number of superlatives that could be used to describe this weekend’s auction, “A Night in Havana at the St. Anna Cabana”. The bidding was beyond belief in both the two silent and the