2026
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January
An Afternoon of Reading With Senior Buddies
Senior Buddies Reading Day was filled with stories, smiles and special moments! Seniors and their first-grade pals enjoyed sharing books, snacks and lots of laughter together in the LS courtyard. From cozy blankets to sunny benches, the space was buzzing with connection and joy. Click the headline to see a few photo highlights.Read More -
Divisional Newsletters: January 16
Check out this year's latest editions of Lower and Middle School News!Read More
- LS Newsletter: January 15: Shoe Tying Club update, School Calendar Update: March 4, Smart Devices, Ahoy Cheer Camp, Mrs. Miner's Little Dribblers and K-Pop afterschool programs, PK4 reading with kindergarten, learning addition in kindergarten, second grade's goals for 2026, Little Cloud experiment in PK4, magnet masters in fourth grade, graphing data in third grade, winter stories with Little Pirates and more ++
- VFTM: Thursday, January 8: (bi-weekly newsletter) Ringing in the New Year, Power Hour Homework Help, School Calendar Update: March 4, Thursday Morning Bible Studies, Spanish class updates, MS athletics and more ++ -
Inside the Elections Office
Read MoreMr. Infanzón’s AP US Government and Politics class visited the Supervisor of Elections office for an inside look at how public elections are run. The students toured the facility and learned about the comprehensive process the office uses to prepare for, conduct and follow up on every election. The visit also gave students who were not yet registered the opportunity to do so, empowering them to participate in upcoming elections.Senior Raymond Toole reflected on the experience:“Our trip to the Supervisor of Elections office was an amazing learning experience for all of us. We gained insight into the inner workings of public elections, including mail-in ballots and the voting process. As a student heading to college overseas next year, it was especially meaningful for me to understand how I can continue to participate in our nation’s elections. I was also able to register to vote for the first time, which will allow me to be more involved in the future. Overall, our class was fortunate to have such an informative and engaging experience.” -
School Reminder for January 19
Reminder! There is no school on Monday, January 19, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We hope everyone enjoys a restful long weekend, and we look forward to seeing everyone back on campus Tuesday, January 20!Read More -
Thanks to Our Corporate Partner DR. ZOEY ORTHODONTICS
We are so grateful for our 2025-26 Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. Thank you to the Dr. Zoey Orthodontics for supporting Saint Edward's School! We appreciate all you do.Read MoreCheck out all of our Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. -
Thanks to Our Corporate Partner LAW OFFICE OF JULIE LEWIS HAUF
Read MoreWe are so grateful for our 2025-26 Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. Thank you to the Law Office Of Julie Lewis Hauf for supporting Saint Edward's School! We appreciate all you do.Check out all of our Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. -
The 2026-27 At-a-Glance Calendar is Here!
It's hard to believe that we're already thinking about the next school year, but the 2026-2027 At-a-Glance Calendar is now complete. This document replaces what we used to call the "Tentative Calendar" and it primarily focuses on half days and school closings so our families can plan in advance. There are two important changes to note:Read More- Teachers now have the Monday after Winter Break to prepare for students, so our families will return to school on Tuesday, January 5, 2027.
- Spring Break will be tied to Easter, so it's later in the year than what we have traditionally scheduled.
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Trunk Show Weekend: February 27 - March 1
Read MoreThe Trunk Show will be here the last weekend of February! Kick off your weekend at the Sip & Shop Party, or stop by Saturday and Sunday for casual browsing. With 65 fabulous vendors (including 25 new) offering everything from toffee and jewelry to accessories, women’s and children’s clothing, handbags, luggage and more, this is the Parents Association’s largest fundraising event of the year and one you won’t want to miss. Best of all, proceeds directly benefit student programs, classroom enhancements, community outreach initiatives and professional development at our School. See below for shopping times and ticket information.✨ Sip & Shop Party
Friday, February 27 | 6:00 - 8:30 p.m.
VIP shopping, open bar, light bites & a live DJ
🎟️ Tickets: https://payit.nelnet.net/form/xDCZyZf0🛍️ General Shopping
Saturday, February 28 | 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Sunday, March 1 | 10:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m.General admission on Saturday and Sunday is included with Sip & Shop tickets or pay $10 at the door. -
You're Invited to the Wine Extravaganza!
Read MoreYou're invited to the 2026 Wine Extravaganza, a special evening in support of the Pirate Ball, on Friday, February 6, from 5:30-7:30 p.m.The event will be generously hosted by Sarah and Adam Logemann and Linda and Gordon Stewart at Motor City Classic Cars in Vero Beach. Guests will enjoy cocktails, hors d’oeuvres and the opportunity to gather in a stunning 16,400-square-foot showroom featuring an impressive collection of restored and exotic classic cars.
Admission is a donation of a bottle of wine or champagne with a retail value of $60 or higher.Guests are asked to RSVP by January 30 by calling (772) 231-5192 or emailing Director of Alumni Relations and Pirate Ball Coordinator Kelli Prange at kprange@steds.org. We look forward to seeing you there! -
A Strong Showing for Rome Barker at USAW Nationals
Sophomore Rome Barker competed at the USA Weightlifting Nationals in Daytona in early December and delivered an outstanding performance. He went a perfect 6-for-6 on his lifts, setting new personal records across the board. Rome posted a 64kg snatch, an 84kg clean and jerk and a 148kg total, earning silver medals in the snatch, clean and jerk and overall total. Congratulations, Rome!Read More -
Counselor Connections Series: Connection Before Correction
Read MoreParents are invited to join Dr. Brooke Hall on Tuesday, January 20, at 8:15 a.m. in the Peter B. Benedict Library for an engaging session as part of the Counselor Connections series, in partnership with the Mental Health Collaborative of Indian River County.Dr. Hall, an educator, consultant and trauma-informed care specialist, will lead a discussion on "Connection Before Correction: What Teenagers Need From Adults to Communicate, Cooperate and Thrive.” Parents will gain practical strategies to strengthen communication and trust with their teens. With expertise in education, behavioral health and social-emotional development, Dr. Hall translates brain-based research into actionable tips parents can use immediately. This session is designed to help adults build stronger relationships with teens and support them in thriving both at home and at school. -
Divisional Newsletters: January 9
Check out this year's latest editions of Lower and Middle School News!Read More
- LS Newsletter: January 8: The Shoe Tying Club, School Calendar Update: March 4, Smart Devices, Ahoy Cheer Camp, Spanish class updates, snowmen art in kindergarten, basketball skills in PE, division with decimals in fifth grade, Super Readers and more ++
- VFTM: Thursday, January 8: (bi-weekly newsletter) Ringing in the New Year, Power Hour Homework Help, School Calendar Update: March 4, Thursday Morning Bible Studies, Spanish class updates, MS athletics and more ++ -
Get Ready for Bingo Night
Join the Parents Association for a night of classic fun at Bingo Night on Thursday, February 5! The evening kicks off at 5:30 p.m. with dinner, featuring pizzas and ice cream, followed by Bingo at 6:00 p.m.Read More
Tickets are $20 for adults, $15 for middle & upper school students and $10 for lower school students. Each ticket includes dinner and one Bingo card, with additional cards available for purchase for those feeling extra lucky.Purchase your tickets here and come hungry, come ready to play and enjoy the chance to win cash prizes! -
Inside Admissions: A Q&A with College Directors (Previously known as College Night with the Deans)
Read MoreAll college-bound students and families of Indian River County are invited to Inside Admissions: A Q&A with College Directors on Monday, January 26, at 7 p.m. in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts.Admissions representatives from FSU, Lafayette College, the University of Miami, the University of Michigan and Vanderbilt University will participate in a panel discussion. These schools represent a mix of in-state and out-of-state, public and private institutions, offering insight into a variety of admissions programs and processes.Following the panel, the floor will be open for audience Q&A, so attendees are encouraged to come prepared with questions.This free event is open to the public, and families are welcome to invite friends to attend. We look forward to seeing you there! -
Junior College Night
Read MoreJuniors and Parents of Juniors,
Please join the College Counseling office for Junior College Night on Tuesday, January 13 at 6:30 p.m. in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts. This is a mandatory meeting for all juniors and at least one parent. College Counseling will be reviewing the college admissions process and giving out important paperwork and deadline information. Please bring a pen or pencil with you.
If you are an international student who is NOT applying to colleges in the United States, you do not have to attend this meeting. -
Membean Stars Go Global
Read MoreMrs. Barnes's AP English Language & Composition (section 2) class were welcomed with winning news over the break. The class received a Top 10% Global recognition for their Membean training last month for their training time, consistency, and accuracy. Congratulations to Rory Barton, Maddie Brown, Lily Browning, Athena Collaros, Jackson Colontrelle, Jack Curley, César Dato-Slattery, Will Fernandez, Valentina Henriquez, Cole Holland, Caíri Infanzón, Joselyn Martin, Kaan Mimaroglu, Isabella Peter and Nicholas Rummel! -
Mia Perez Recognized by Lumiere Scholars Essay Award
Read MoreCongratulations to sophomore Mia Perez for earning recognition from the Lumiere Scholars Essay Award! Her essay, "Social Media's Effect on the Teenage Mind," was shortlisted from more than 2,000 submissions by students from 111 countries, placing her among the top entries worldwide.The final winners will be announced at the Award Ceremony on January 18. We wish Mia the best of luck as she awaits the results! -
MS/US Thursday Morning Bible Studies
Read MoreThe girls and the boys Bible Studies will continue into the second semester! Each group will start up again on Thursday, January 15.
Our ladies group is open to all middle and upper school students, teachers, moms, grandmas or special friends. This semester we are taking a deep dive into Psalm 139. Did you know that God knows every inch of you and loves you no matter what? Start your new year with intention in God’s Word! The boys group will continue its study of the Gospel of Mark. It is open to middle and upper school boys. Their fathers are also welcome to join.
Both groups begin at 7:15 a.m. in the Fine Arts Building. The gathering is a great way to grow in God’s word, grow in Christ, have some fellowship, pray together and begin your Thursday. Breakfast treats, most often donuts, are provided by parents. If you have any questions, please contact Father John Barrett. -
New Student Application Deadline: January 15
We’re grateful to have your family as part of the Saint Edward’s School community and are excited to support you as you plan for the upcoming school year.Read More
If you plan to enroll one or more additional children at SES for the 2026–27 school year, this is a friendly reminder that our admission deadline for new students is January 15. After this date, we will continue to have rolling admissions in grades where space is available. To begin the admission process, visit: https://www.steds.org/admission/how-to-apply.
Please don’t hesitate to reach out to our Admission Team if you have any questions – they'll be happy to help guide you through the process. -
PA General Meeting Featuring the Upper School
Join the Parents Association on Tuesday morning for their first general meeting of the year. Hear from Head of Upper School Mr. MacMullan to learn more about Upper School programs while enjoying a time of community connection. We look forward to seeing you there!Read More -
Pirate Ball Co-Chairs Announced/SAVE THE DATE
We are thrilled to announce Katie Henriquez and Courtney Antosh as the 2026 Pirate Ball Co-Chairs! Their energy, creativity and dedication to our school community make them the perfect duo to lead this signature event, and we can’t wait to see their vision come to life.Read More
Mark your calendars for an unforgettable evening of celebration, community and support for our School:
Saturday, April 25, 2026 | 6:00–10:00 p.m. | The Moorings Yacht & Country Club
Stay tuned for more details, this is going to be a Pirate Ball to remember! ✨ -
Pirate Parent Shares Painful History
This week, Mrs. George's freshman classes welcomed Pirate mom and board member Ashley Shackelton to honors English classes as they begin their book study of Elie Wiesel's Night. Mrs. Shackelton's grandmother was a Holocaust survivor, and her story is both immensely painful and powerfully triumphant. Because so many from that generation did not want to dwell on their experiences, their own children were not privy to the details of one of history's darkest eras, and Mrs. Shackelton shared that "my generation is the one who has to tell the stories" so the passage of time can't dilute the realities of what occurred. Thank you, Mrs. Shackelton, for sharing Mom Mom Helene's journey. Your compelling story set the stage for a novel lesson that our students will remember forever.Read More -
Save the Date: Wine Extravaganza - February 6
Mark your calendars for an evening you won’t want to miss! Join us for the Wine Extravaganza on February 6 from 5:30-7:30 p.m., graciously hosted by Sarah & Adam Logemann and Linda & Gordon Stewart at the stunning Motor City Classic Cars showroom. More details coming soon! 🥂Read More -
School Calendar Update: March 4
Parents, we will have a noon dismissal for all students in all divisions on March 4, 2026. The athletic schedule will remain the same for middle and upper school students. This is a recent change to the schedule, so please mark your calendars.Read More -
SES Thespian Troupe Earns Top Honors at District Festival
Read MoreBefore Winter Break, the Saint Edward’s Thespian Troupe 6011 showcased their talent at the District 15 Thespians – Thespy Festival at Dreyfoos School of the Arts, earning outstanding results across a wide range of individual and group events. Events earning a Superior rating are eligible to advance to the State Thespian Festival in Tampa this March. The following students qualified for state competition:- Athena Collaros – Monologue
- Lily Browning and Sophia Cetrulo – Duet Acting Scene
- Larissa Peterson and Ariel Sochaczevski – Duet Musical
- Sophia Cetrulo, Athena Collaros and Rhyme Terranova – Ensemble Acting Scene
- Lily Browning, Sophia Cetrulo and Larissa Peterson – Small Group Musical
In addition, Pizette Del Bianco, Sophie Dvoskin and Aarian Shah each earned Excellent ratings for their performances. The troupe has also been selected to advance one Excellent-rated event to the State Festival, bringing the total to six events that will represent Saint Edward’s on the state stage.Congratulations to all participating students on their hard work, creativity and well-earned recognition. -
Spring Musical: You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown
Read MoreCongratulations to the talented cast and crew of You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown! This beloved musical comedy brings the classic Peanuts characters to life with humor, heart and catchy songs that audiences of all ages enjoy. Performances will take place in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts on Friday, February 20 at 7 p.m. and Saturday, February 21 at 2 & 7 p.m.We are so proud of the SES Theatre Department and everyone involved for bringing this timeless story to the stage. See the full cast list and stay tuned for tickets! -
Thanks to Our Corporate Partner MORGAN PETERSEN WEALTH MANAGEMENT GROUP
Read MoreWe are so grateful for our 2025-26 Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. Thank you to the Morgan Petersen Wealth Management Group for supporting Saint Edward's School! We appreciate all you do.Check out all of our Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. -
Thanks to Our Family Patrons MIMI & STUART HIRSTEIN
Read MoreWe are so grateful for our 2025-26 Corporate Partners and Family Patrons. Thank you to the Mimi and Stuart Hirstein for supporting Saint Edward's School! We appreciate all you do.Check out all of our Corporate Partners and Family Patrons.
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Inside Admissions: A Q&A with College Directors (Previously known as College Night with the Deans)
All college-bound students and families of Indian River County are invited to Inside Admissions: A Q&A with College Directors on Monday, January 26, at 7 p.m. in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts.Admissions representatives from FSU, Lafayette College, the University of Miami, the University of Michigan and Vanderbilt University will participate in a panel discussion. These schools represent a mix of in-state and out-of-state, public and private institutions, offering insight into a variety of admissions programs and processes.Following the panel, the floor will be open for audience Q&A, so attendees are encouraged to come prepared with questions.This free event is open to the public, and families are welcome to invite friends to attend. We look forward to seeing you there!
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Saint Edward's School admits students of any race, color, religion, gender, gender identity, disability, national or ethnic origin, or marital status to all rights, priveleges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the School, and does not discriminate on these bases – including traits associated with race such as protective hairstyles – in the administration of its admissions, educational, financial aid, or other School programs, in accordance with IRS regulations and Florida Statute §1002.421.
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