2nd Grade had a lovely visit with their buddies at St. Matthew’s School today. The students ate lunch together, played some games and finished publishing the books they’ve been co-writing. View Gallery:
Food for Friends is a celebration of our school’s diversity. This year the event will take place on Wednesday, October 14, 2015. Students may dress in the colors of their country’s flag or wear traditional clothing. Instead of packing their usual lunch that day, students are given the opportunity to sample food from different cultures… read more »
Saint Anne School students were living examples of the school’s motto, Achieving Excellence; Modeling Christ at this morning’s trimester awards ceremony. Dozens of students received award certificates for achievement across domains, including academic, citizenship, and blended learning. Certificates for Honor Roll, Principal’s Awards, and Trimester Champions in blended learning were distributed, and celebrated by great… read more »
The newly formed SAS Vikings Soccer team competed for the first time this year against other area Boys & Girls Club branches in a weekend soccer league. On Saturday, January 24, the SAS Vikings completed their season with an undefeated season record and won the League Championship. The team was coached by SMBGC SAS Club… read more »
Ms. Danforth’s Third Grade studied artist Henri Rousseau in their art history lesson with Arts Matter under the instruction of Arts Matter leader, Lisette Toppel. The students learned of Rousseau’s life and completed a project in the style of this artist. Henri Rousseau was born in Paris, France and although many of his paintings depicted… read more »
Ms. Danforth’s Third Grade completed a collaborative art collage in the style of artist Joseph Pickett’s painting “Coryell’s Ferry.” Before beginning the art work, students received an Arts Matter art history lesson from instructor Lisette Toppel about the American Revolutionary War battle that inspired the work. Third graders learned how General George Washington turned the… read more »
Saint Anne School’s fifth grade students studied Salvador Dali’s iconic 1931 painting called “Persistence of Memory.” Salvador Dali was born in 1904 in Spain. Dali was a precocious but intelligent child, prone to outbursts and eccentric behavior. At an early age, he created very sophisticated drawings. His parents were very supportive of his artistic talents and in… read more »
