Reminder: Tomorrow is red out–wear red!Next week we will not attend mass on Tuesday because we are in Halloween costumes. We will be attending mass on 11/1 AND 11/2 for All Saints and All Souls.There will be trunk or treat (1:45pm) as well as a 7th/8th Halloween party on 10/31.11/16 Confirmation Commitment Mass for all...Read More
Greetings, As we reach the conclusion of our Red Ribbon Week, it has served as a good reminder for students about how to make healthy choices for both their bodies and their minds. Pope John Paul II expressed in Theology of the Body the concept of one’s body being a gift from God to be used to...Read More
Here’s a look at what is going on the next two weeks in fourth grade: Monday, October 23rd Red Ribbon Week: Crazy Sock Day Frindle Comprehension CHeckpoint Ch. 1-5: Open Book Tuesday, October 24th Mass: Students should be dropped off at their regular drop off points and head into the classroom. School doors will open...Read More
The Preschool Kiddos have been very busy with lots of Fall and Halloween activities. We are continuing to learn all about pumpkins, spiders and the changes in the Fall weather. Lots of counting, sorting and numeral recognition is happening this month. We have been counting and sorting gourds, leaves and pumpkins. Please practice counting to...Read More
What a great week this has been! We have continued our October theme this week and began to talk about pumpkins! We have been enjoying the Fall weather and taking advantage of the weather by taking walks around our campus, playing on the playground and enjoying the fall changes. With our weather changing by the...Read More
Good morning, parents! This week is flying by, but we are really moving ahead in Superkids! We are starting Unit 2 on Friday, and are enjoying the different components of this reading program. We have a visitor from the Superkids program coming in on Friday to see the how far we’ve come.Next week is “Red...Read More
PUMPKINS WERE EVERYWHERE THIS WEEK! We learned how pumpkins grow and read lots of books about pumpkins, even a square pumpkin named Spookley:) This square pumpkin taught us the lesson that we are all different and each of us have unique gifts to offer that God has given us. In this story, Spookley saved...Read More
Greetings, Being in the middle of October is affording us the chance to cover seasonal content across all subject areas. Starting with Literature, both Seventh and Eighth Grade students are reading classic short stories from the horror genre by authors such as Washington Irving, Roald Dahl, and Edgar Allan Poe. Interestingly enough, some of these...Read More
October is here! Time is flying by and we welcomed our new month with great excitement. Our Halloween calendar card was the very best part of our morning meeting on Monday. This week we continued to learn about the new season and the weather changes that are happening. It was fun to read about...Read More
This week…we begin learning about multiplication. The students practiced modeling multiplication sentences. We have also started incorporating weekly iReady lessons into our schedule. The students are excitedly selecting a mystery book for their first book reports. On Friday, the children were treated to a surprise assembly regarding how we should treat one another and animals...Read More
