This week, we are highlighting a key area of child development: emotional intelligence (EQ). We often talk about helping children identify their feelings, but EQ is far more than just naming emotions—it is a critical tool that helps students navigate the natural friction, frustration, and learning curves that come with tackling hard new subjects. Rather than protecting children from academic struggles, building emotional skills equips them to push through challenges with confidence!
When people enter the doors of our parish they are looking for a place to belong. Our directory brings us together to develop new relationships, connect with our own families and reconnect with those we haven't seen in a while. Join us for this "Connections Event" and be part of what God is doing right here in our parish! Directory Committee
Our campus is looking forward to a fantastic start to the year, and we need your help to get it shining! Whether you have an hour to spare or want to hang out all morning, we invite all parents, students, and community members to join us for our upcoming Campus Work Party. (And get those first 2026-2027 parent hours doing it!)
We know how busy life gets when the school bells stop ringing, but we also know how vital it is to keep our students' imaginations growing over the break. Reading is such a lovely way to keep those minds active while avoiding the "summer slide."
Continuing our summer reading series, we have a special recommendation from our Principal! Writing to us right from the road, they shared a classic adventure that students in 4th through 8th grades will absolutely love. We hope you and your children enjoy this story!
This week, we are putting a special "parent and parish" twist on our summer reading series! Instead of a classroom recommendation, we are inviting our entire community to come together for a wonderful milestone celebration. We hope you and your family enjoy this special selection!
We know how busy life gets when the school bells stop ringing, but we also know how vital it is to keep our students' imaginations growing over the break. Reading together is such a lovely way to keep those minds active while avoiding the "summer slide."
