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 families. Today, the students attended PE, art, and music. … Continue Reading »
Principal’s Letter
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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 school year! You will see new … Continue Reading »
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; thank you for a truly remarkable year. That oft-repeated phrase, “It … Continue Reading »
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 the Mass and prayed with intention and reverence. He then led a blessing with eighth … Continue Reading »
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 and chaperones who helped make last week possible. This afternoon, without having to travel, students in grade 6 … Continue Reading »
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 middle school students; they have done a terrific job … Continue Reading »
Principal’s Letter
Wishing our middle school students the very best as they head out on their various learning and service trips next week. Students in grade 8 will travel to Washington, D.C. Their days will be packed as they visit the Capitol, the Holocaust Memorial Museum, Arlington National Cemetery, the monuments at the National Mall and many … Continue Reading »
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By the time you read this, you will have participated in Family STEM night! Thank you, teachers, for hosting this wonderful community event. It was a stellar evening! Tomorrow morning you have another opportunity to improve your brain power by joining the first-ever Morning Movement session, hosted by the Wellness Committee. Every member of the … Continue Reading »
Principal’s Letter
Hail Mary, full of grace, pray for us. On Monday, May 1, we will celebrate the crowning of Mary and recite the Rosary in her honor. The children will process into the church and place flowers at her statue. Students in fourth grade and preschool will lead us in this meditative prayer. Remind your children this … Continue Reading »
Principal’s Letter
Welcome back! Jesus is Risen, and He is with us! The fifty days from the Sunday of the Resurrection to Pentecost Sunday are celebrated in joy, and the liturgical color is white reflecting that joy. God is with us, and He has promised that His covenant of love will extend to all people for all time. He … Continue Reading »