Have a Great Summer!
This post contains documents for the upcoming school year. Please remember students entering grades 1 – 8 have summer assignments that were sent home with students.
This post contains documents for the upcoming school year. Please remember students entering grades 1 – 8 have summer assignments that were sent home with students.
This morning we celebrated Mass with Father Marcin and, our new parochial vicar, Father Matt. After Mass, we enjoyed an awards ceremony and then back to the classrooms to say goodbye.
Today our Kindergartners finished out the year with a special stepping up celebration. Great job Sabers!
Congratulations to our Pre-K3 and Pre-K4 students on their last day of school! Here are several pictures from the Pre-K4 stepping up ceremony this afternoon.
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.
Field Day 2024 was a blast! A huge Thank You to Mr. Green for organizing this fun event for our students and to the 7th graders and SJS staff members who helped run each station.
Congratulations to the Saint James School Class of 2024! Below are some pictures taken today – our 8th graders’ last day as Saint James students.
A huge Thank You to SJS Art Teacher Mrs. Rafferty for all her hard work putting together an amazing Art Show for our students, staff, and families earlier this week! What amazing talent our students have!
Lots of fun and dancing at the Saint James School Father/Daughter Dance this past weekend! Thank you to all the parent volunteers who helped pull together this fun, annual event for our families!
SJS 4th grade students recently finished researching and writing a report on an assigned sea creature, along with creating a model of their animal using recyclable materials and/or craft-related items. Yesterday, 4th graders spent the afternoon presenting an overview of their research to students in the younger grades, including our pre-k4 students.