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Please note that KINDERGARTEN (only) will have a dress down day tomorrow, Tuesday – June 11th. GRADES 1 – 7 will have a dress down day on Wednesday – June 12th (Kindergartners should be in uniform on Wednesday for their grad/step-up ceremony).
Please note that all soccer uniforms are due back to SJS (washed and in a baggie with the players’ name) by TOMORROW. Please note there is a charge for uniforms that are not returned in good condition.
Manchester residents: If your (K-8th grade) child/ren will be using school bus transportation this upcoming school year (2024-2025), please complete this form for EACH child in your family who will be riding the school bus by Tuesday, June 26th. All families using the bus for the 2024-2025 school year must complete this form as we […]
Please read the attached letter from the Head of Schools for our Parish, Mrs. Mary Alice Nadaskay. End of School Year 2024.25
Next week is the final week of the 2023-2024 school year! Our schedule for next week is as follows: Monday – 12:05pm dismissal. No hot lunch served, aftercare is in session. Tuesday – 12:05pm dismissal. No hot lunch served, aftercare is in session. Last Day of School for all Pre-K Classes Wednesday – 12:05pm dismissal. […]
Tomorrow, Friday, June 7th, Saint James School will hold a fun Field Day for students in grades K-7. On Friday, students should come to school in their SJS gym shorts, gym sneakers, and designated-color short sleeve T-shirt: Kindergarten: White First Grade: Red Second Grade: Orange Third Grade: Yellow Fourth Grade: Green Fifth Grade: Blue Sixth […]
The Elks Lodge in Manchester will be hosting a Flag Day Ceremony and Flag Retirement on June 14th. SJS 7th grade student Ava Fiereck (along with Katelin Nimo from SBS) will read their winning Americanism Essays and a small choir of SJS & SBS students will be singing at the event.
Today Saint James School 7th grade students completed a worm dissection lab as part of their Life Science studies. Prior to – and throughout the dissection – Mrs. Oei used images on the classroom Viewboard and a plastic model to help the students identify various parts of their worm including it’s brain, hearts, and digestive system.