Thank you, parents, for helping us with social distancing as best as we can. We had smooth homework and drop-off days! We had zoom classes that started the day with prayer and the pledge. Students are working hard at home on their school work, class projects, and even P.E. time. Thank you for sending us your photos of distance learning … Read More
Teachers are assessing their curriculum and work to determine the most important assignments and activities to keep students engaged during this time. Thank you to the most amazing teachers for putting this all together! Our community is amazed at the love, knowledge, and dedication that went into all of this, during this most stressful time. Our children are still learning!
Mr. Zak gave Father Sean a 2000 Notre Dame pennant and a football signed by the team that was used in the 2000 USC vs Notre Dame game. After recovering from the shock and surprise, and after 911 was called (just kidding), Father Sean was very grateful to add this piece of memorabilia to his vast collection!
LITERACY DAY!! “Calling all storytellers and great writers. We want to invite you to a day filled with fun, imagination, and creativity!” Next week, Friday, March 16th, we will be celebrating an all-school Literacy Day! Besides some fun and creative lessons provided by your homeroom teachers, there will be performances for each grade to enjoy! At 9:00 am, in the school … Read More
The month of November is NaNoWriMo—National Novel Writing Month—and this year our 8th graders accepted the challenge and had stellar results! In total between the two classes we had 1,002,530 words written. Out of 38 students, 25 of them completed the challenge of writing a 30,000 word story in a month. We’re super proud of all the 8th graders who worked hard … Read More
