Junior Achievement Today

New Virtue of the Month: Compassion

As you may recall, each month Saint James K – 8 students are studying a different virtue as part of their religion classes. Today during the Rosary, Mrs. Zorger recognized our students who best exemplified the virtue of Forgiveness during the month of March (picture below) and introduced the next virtue our students will study: Compassion.

 

Students Assemble “Brian Bags” For the Homeless

SJS Soccer Info

Please review all the information in the document below from Mr. Sargent regarding the 2019 SJS Soccer Season.

2019 SJS Soccer Intro

 

The schedule for this weekend’s games is included in document above, and may also be accessed HERE.

 

Newest Generation SMART Boards

Congratulations “Hats Off” Contest Winners

Congratulations to our 2nd graders and our 4th graders for winning the “Hats Off To Reading” contest (in honor of Dr. Seuss) that ended yesterday.  Our 2nd graders logged 251 books and our 4th graders logged 162 books!  Here are some of our 4th & 2nd graders who love reading! Nice job Sabers!

 

Egg-cellent Kindergarten Coding

Hat’s Off To Reading Contest Ends Tomorrow!

 

As a reminder, the Hat’s Off To Reading Contest (for Kindergarten – 6th grade) ends tomorrow!  Please be sure all completed reading logs have been submitted to Mrs. Carpenter by tomorrow.

 

Thank You From Catholic Charities Family Literacy Program

Below please find a copy of the letter from Catholic Charities thanking our school for the money raised from our Dr. Seuss/Read Across America Dress Down Day:

Catholic Charities Letter

St. Jude Math-a-Thon Congratulations!

We are thrilled to announce that our Middle School students raised over $1,800 for St. Jude’s Children’s Research Hospital with this year’s Math-a-Thon!  Mrs. LaPointe (who spearheaded the effort for us) and the rest of our school staff are extremely proud of our students for their efforts!

Prizes will be awarded to students in the weeks to come (some prizes may be mailed to student’s homes, some may come to the school depending on how the student registered).

Congratulations to our SJS Middle School Students on a job well done!