Well, the end of the school year finally is here! It came after what already felt like an entire summer break! The Seventh graders stepped up to the plate, and with the support of their parents and teachers, ended the
I can’t believe how fast the end of this year flew by. The 7th graders stepped up to the occasion and ended the year showing great leadership in their retreat, the 6/7
Even though we only meet twice a week, we have improved our keyboarding skills while using the school wide Typing Club program, making good use of our new Chromebooks. Also, we have been making our way through Google’s Applied Digital
Leadership has been busy this month! The students planned all the fun events associated with Catholic Schools Week. Serve, Learn, Lead, and Succeed were the overarching themes but
Leadership recently delivered all of the donations from the House of Charity fall drive. They enjoyed learning about the House of Charity, it’s services and the patrons who visit. We had a tour of the facility and walked away with
It has been an awesome year with the 7th graders and they are ready to move into 8th grade! I have watched them grow academically, spiritually and as a community over this past year. We were challenged in our Grammar,
The Leadership Team graduated 12 of its’ own this past week and we will miss them! We finished the year with a flurry of activities from Fund Run assemblies complete with games, music, spirit cheers and lots of enthusiasm to
Learn.Serve.Lead.Succeed. That was the theme for the 2018 Catholic Schools Week and St. Aloysius was filled with activity! We began our celebration by joining our parish community at Sunday mass. Our Liturgy Leadership sang, our students from ELC-8th grade greeted
Keyboarding skills have been our main focus this trimester and all students improved in their speed and accuracy! We have also participated in the nationwide Hour of Code, not only learning the ins and outs of coding, but mentoring the
This month our Leadership class has been reflecting on what it means to be a leader. Each student had time to reflect on their own strengths and areas that need some attention and get input from me. We recognized we