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We are excited to welcome the grandparents/special guests of our Kindergarten – 5th Grade students to Saint James School tomorrow! RSVP lists have been given to the teachers, along with dismissal information for each student with a guest attending. If your child will have a grandparent visiting on Friday, here are some reminders to pass […]
Lots of Fall Fun in Pre-K4 today!
Please note, STEM Club for Grade 3 students is full.
As a reminder, our Advanced Band students will perform at Grandparents Day on Friday. Please make sure your student has their instrument on Friday if they will be participating in this.
Yesterday our 5th grade students presented their “Story Quilts” on a historical fiction book of their choosing. The idea was to pick four symbols from the book to illustrate and explain why they were significant.
As a reminder, please make sure your student comes to school with a refillable water bottle every day. With the heat starting to come on in the building, it can get a little dry in the classrooms and we do not have the drinking fountains turned on for hygiene reasons. The water bottle filling stations […]
School buses will be combined again tomorrow (Wednesday) afternoon at dismissal. Buses 28, 29 and 31 will be combined Buses 27 and 32 will be combined As you may recall, this does impact the time some students arrive home from school if taking the bus. If your student normally takes the bus home and […]
Just in time for Halloween SJS 2nd graders used the new Glowforge laser cutter in the Innovation Lab make these not-so-scary monsters.
Our new “Girls Who Code” club for SJS 5th grade girls meets every Friday at lunchtime in the Innovation Lab. Under the guidance of STREAM teacher Mrs. Poth, the group works on a set curriculum designed to elevate coding skills, build camaraderie, and educate about careers in technology.
On Friday afternoon, 1st and 2nd graders joined Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Rafferty for a fun Book & Art Club. The group read, “There’s a Monster In Your Book,” then created their own colorful and silly monsters to bring home.