Principal’s Letter

School families, we need your input for Partners in the Gospel, the Archdiocesan multi-year consultative process to renew and reinvigorate parish life. As we have already informed you, this plan calls for two or three parishes to be grouped into a

Principal’s Letter

Thank you all for being strong and committed community members as you enthusiastically participated in our Jog-a-thon and K-8 Curriculum Nights. It was such a pleasure seeing so many of you on campus. Both events benefit your students and our

Principal’s Letter

Parents/Guardians of students in grades K-5, you are at Curriculum Night as this NewsViews comes out. Middle School parents and guardians, it will be your turn next week as Assistant Principal Kelley will walk you through Curriculum Night. I

Principal’s Letter

Be alert, stand firm in the faith. Be brave, be strong. Do all your work in love.  Just one week into the school year, and I am already witnessing students living the theme. The kindergarten students are certainly alert as they stand and

Principal’s Letter

It is such a joy to see all the smiling faces of your children in their school uniforms. At yesterday's opening prayer service, we welcomed all of our wonderful students. I am happy to share we have 69 new students, and we welcome these 53 new

Principal’s Letter

Be alert, stand firm in the faith. Be brave, be strong. Do all your work in love.  Our theme this year urges us to be present to God's call. We heed Him around us, in each other, in our community, and we act with love. Welcome to the 2023-24

Principal’s Letter

Make no mistake; this is a long Principal's Letter, but there is much to say and much to do before we end the 2022-2023 school year, especially since this is the last NewsViews before the summer holiday. I encourage you to read this thoroughly;

Principal’s Letter

As the year draws to a close, I find myself evaluating how well we met the Schoolwide Learning Expectations (SLEs) and lived out the mission. Yesterday provided a perfect summary. Fr. Crispin lauded the second graders who participated actively in

Principal’s Letter

Welcome back, middle school students! Middle school students did their school, their families and themselves proud - we've only heard good things about their courtesy, enthusiasm and commitment to service. Thank you to the teachers, parent drivers

Principal’s Letter

It has been quite a week here with buses and cars lining up to take our students to activities that broaden the mind and open the heart. Check out Facebook and Instagram to see our students learning, volunteering and growing! I am so proud of our