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The Saint James School Scarecrow is up on Main Street! Please help us win the Facebook Favorite competition by clicking this link and liking the picture our our scarecrow on the town’s Scarecrow Facebook Page. Special thanks to retired SJS teacher (and current School Board Member) Mrs. Kathy Camposeo for the fantastic artwork on the […]
Lands’ End will be offering 40% Off School Uniform items from October 9th – 14th. To get the discount, input the CODE: BUS and PIN: 5682 at checkout.
This Sunday, October 11th at 9:00am, Saint James School will host our second children’s Mass of the new school year. All Saint James School students and their parents are invited to attend in a show of support for our school! One of our 6th grade students will be doing the readings. Unfortunately, we won’t have […]
As a reminder, there is no school this coming Monday, October 12th, for the Columbus Day Holiday. We also have 12:05pm dismissal days scheduled for October 21st (parent/teacher conferences), October 22nd (parent/teacher conferences), and October 23rd (teacher workshop). Aftercare will be in session on the 21st-23rd.
Here is the link to the Saint James Parish Mass for Sunday, October 11th, 2020 for families that don’t wish to attend in person. https://youtu.be/UzwUHqdzRxQ
This week teachers have been kicking off our new biblically-based, social-emotional character development program with students. The theme for this first month is “We Need Each Other” and focuses on how important it is for us to support each other. Yesterday afternoon, fourth grade science teacher, Mrs. Devanney,…
The Saint James Home & School Association (similar to a PTA/PTO) will hold its second meeting of the new school year this evening, Thursday (10/8) via Zoom from 7:00-8:00pm. We strongly encourage parents to attend to learn more about the HSA and to hear about what events are upcoming in the next few months. If […]
This week’s STREAM engineering challenge for 6th grade: Using ten popsicle sticks and 2 feet of tape, build a tower that is at least 4 inches tall and can hold a tennis ball for at least 10 seconds. Great work Sabers!