Join us for Lenten Soup Suppers tomorrow, March 9, and Friday, March 23, at 6pm in Egan Hall. A simple meal of soup and bread will be served to observe Lent. Families with students in grades 2 and 6 will host tomorrow night; grades 3 and 4 will host March 23. Supper is followed by … Continue Reading »
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529 Plans and K-12 Education
Did you know that 529 Education Savings Plans can now be used to pay for K-12 education—including Catholic school tuition? Changes approved in the new Tax Cuts and Jobs Act extend the use of 529 Education Savings Plans—traditionally meant to cover college or other post-high school education and training costs—can now be used for approved … Continue Reading »
Lenten Soup Suppers Begin, and Soup Drive
Lenten soup suppers begin tomorrow, February 23. Meals are hosted each week during lent by a different group. This week we will be hosted by students in grades Kindergarten, eight, and five. The humble meal will be served at 6pm, followed by Stations of the Cross in the church. St. Vincent de Paul is collecting … Continue Reading »
CRS Rice Bowl
YouthBuild program is changing their perspective and empowering girls to get trained in life skills, vocational training, entrepreneurship, savings groups and community service in the kind of positive environment young people need to flourish. Some like Cesia and Loyda are doing jobs that where considered man jobs and breaking stereotypes. CRS is adapting its YouthBuild … Continue Reading »
St. John Grad Wins History Bee
Eulie Mathieu ’16, won first place in the JV National History Bee Regionals. Eulie and her Holy Names Academy team will go on to represent the State of Washington at the National History Bowl in Washington, DC later this spring.
Extending Our Backyard
Don’t miss this event! How the BLOCK Project is Re-imagining Our Community Encounter at the Crossroads: A face to face with Rex Hohlbein, Founder of Facing Homelessness Seattle and the BLOCK Project. Saturday, March 10, 2018, 4-6pm More information.
10:30 AM Start Thursday, February 22
Due to inclement weather and road conditions, school and XDC are on a delayed start today, Thursday. Open at 10:30am.
Helping Families Heal
The nation’s Catholic school communities unite in prayer following the tragic shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School in Parkland, Florida. The National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA) joins the nation and the world in prayer for comfort and healing for the victims and families affected by the tragic shootings at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School … Continue Reading »
Parent Association
We would like to thank everyone who helped to make both the Spirit Lunch and the Sweetheart Dance wonderfully successful! Lunch fed 500+ students for Homecoming, and over 275 girls and their “Sweethearts” had an enchanted evening at the dance! Special thanks to Myke Folger, Hyatt M., Wyatt K., Señor Pablo, Sean Laverty, Ryan Roach, … Continue Reading »
