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Random Acts of Kindness Day….
I have a painting in my office on which the artist wrote, “Practise random acts of kindness and senseless acts of beauty.” The spelling of the verb 'practise' is on purpose. My friend, Sr. Marie created
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February is Black History Month, which "serves as both a celebration and a powerful reminder that Black history is American history, Black culture is American culture, and Black stories are essential to the ongoing story of America,"
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Grant Kelley is Principal for the Day! We are purple and gold all over, and I have the day off to enjoy it all! Mr. Kelley, Jr. announced the Soaring Eagle awards, visited classrooms, held a raffle for the teachers, and treated his class to
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If you are not reading this letter now, I hope it's because you are watching the State of the School. Thank you to the families who attended on Tuesday and those who are currently viewing. Preparing for the State of the School 2022 gave me the
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We are preparing for State of the School next week, and as I reflect on the year, I am once again struck by the truth in that well-worn phrase: it takes a village or in the words of our school theme: "Together we can." Thank you for your ongoing
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Dear Parents,
Thank you for your consistent support and patience as we perform COVID triage as best we can and focus on our top priority: keeping school open for our students’ academic and mental well-being. Together, parents, faculty,
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Although the liturgical celebration of the feast day has been moved to Sunday, January 6 is the traditional Feast of the Epiphany and the twelfth day of Christmas. The Magi, learned wise men from the East, follow the light to the stable;
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It has been a colorful, spirited week at school! We all enjoyed the festive holiday headgear, socks and sweaters, and the faculty and staff are so grateful for the coffee, donuts, cookies, chocolates, and all the treats and
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It is fitting that as we approach Christmas, we have several feast days associated with Mary, the Mother of God. Today, December 9 is the Feast Day of Saint Juan Diego Cuauhtlatoatzin (meaning “the talking eagle”), the first Catholic indigenous
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On Monday, students led us in prayer and lit the first Advent candle as Mrs. Tsagalakis sang, Light the Advent Candle One. This short but meaningful ceremony was live-streamed to the school. Throughout the school, there is an air of
