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Saint James School is looking to hire: 1. A part-time Algebra/Pre-Algebra teacher; and 2. An Aftercare Aide (M-F 2:00pm – 4:30pm) If you know of anyone who might be interested in joining our awesome school staff in either capacity, please reach out to Mrs. Zorger.
STEM Club is starting up! This first session of the new year will be held after school on Tuesday, October 12 from 2:00 – 3:00pm for students in 1st grade. If your child would like to attend, please fill out the Permission Form below. There are a limited number of spaces so students will be […]
Please do not pull into the driveway of, or park in, the “Mansion & Coach House Estates” apartment complex on Otis Street. This is private property and today we received a notice of complaint from residents that SJS parents are pulling into their property and/or parking there. If you do not want to park in […]
If your child likes being outdoors and learning about nature, the town of Manchester is offering a free program for students age 8 to 13. You can find more information HERE.
Openings are available for any businesses looking to advertise their company (or special offers) in the Parish Bulletin. If you wish to learn more, please reach out to Mary Hoffman at 860.836.8486 or via email at mhoffman@4LPi.com.
* For families using the Drop & Go line in the morning – please pull all the way up to the crosswalk (but not on the crosswalk) to let your child(ren) out. The drop & go line is getting longer as more families become comfortable with this option. Remember, Drop & Go also takes place […]
As a reminder, there is no school tomorrow, Tuesday, September 28th as our teachers will be attending a Diocesan-wide conference (Catholic Educator’s Curriculum Conference).
As part of their science lessons, Saint James School 1st graders celebrated Johnny Appleseed’s birthday on Friday with fun apple-themed books, crafts, projects, and writings. Our first graders made…
During yesterday’s art class, SJS 2nd graders finished their lesson on artist Paul Klee (known for his “cubism” style of work). Students used watercolors, markers, and crayons to make different shades of color as also seen in Klee’s artistic style. Great job Sabers!
Tomorrow – Friday, September 24th – is the last day for Cherrydale Fundraiser orders to be placed, as well as our final “Coop’s Kung Fu Adventure” ticket turn-in day. A huge thank you to everyone who participated – your support makes a difference!