After two strong wins at home on Tuesday evening by our Girls Varsity and Boys Varsity Gold teams (both now 3 – 0), the Sabers will be back in action here at 73 Park Street tomorrow, Friday, December 19th. The Girls Varsity team will play…
Yesterday, our Pre-K students celebrated Grinch Day with plenty of Grinch-tastic fun! We enjoyed Grinch-themed crafts, learning centers, and special snacks. We talked about…
Last week, Saint James School K – 8th grade students participated in the worldwide initiative, #HourOfCode2025, in honor of Computer Science Education Week. The theme this year was “Hour of AI” with the intention of helping students…
Recently the Council for American Private Education (CAPE) and the National Catholic Education Association announced that Saint James School was among this year’s final awardees for the 2025 Blue Ribbon Award for Academic Excellence. This national recognition is one of the most…
Thank you to everyone purchased ornaments for the 2025 Saint James School Tree of Blessings. This morning, immediately following our joyous 3rd week of Advent prayer service, members of the 8th grade class led the ceremony to honor and pray for the individuals listed on each ornament.
Congratulations to Saint James School 8th grader, Hudson P., on winning our local Knights of Columbus Essay contest! The topic of the essay was, “Of the 267 Popes that have led the Catholic Church, who were your favorite three and why?”
Thank you to everyone who participated in our $1.00+ PJ/Comfy Clothes “Casual for a Cause” day yesterday. Together we raised over $700 to help support pediatric cancer research at CCMC. Great job Sabers!!
Today we were delighted to welcome Dr. Nancy Testa, Assistant Superintendent of Catholic Schools for the Archdiocese of Hartford, for a visit to our campus! A few classes also had the opportunity to…
Congratulations to all the performers at yesterday’s daytime and evening Christmas Concerts. What an amazing job by all three bands and our 1st and 4th grade students!!
In keeping with tradition, our Pre-Kindergarten through 3rd Grade students left one shoe outside their classroom on Friday morning in celebration of St. Nicholas Day (Feast Day of St. Nicholas). More commonly observed…