We will be testing our emergency notification system to all families and employees. Watch for a voice, text and email message from the school announcing the test. Please contact Monica Jennings if you do not receive all three forms of communication.
Parents In Prayer & Service (PIPS) is a group of parents with the simple mission to pray over the Saint Edward's School and show spiritual support when needed.
We meet every Wednesday morning from 8:15-9:00 to pray over our school, students, families, faculty, athletics, leadership, and whatever else is placed on our hearts.
We organize several events throughout the school year in loving support of our school community and our chaplain, Father Barrett, in his pastoral care.
PIPS is non-denominational and we welcome anyone with an open heart and desire to pray. Reach out, we would love for you to join us.
No experience necessary!
For individual prayer requests please click here. Prayers are always confidential and anonymous, if preferred.
The AP Biology students were excited to welcome the kindergarteners to the Biology Lab on Thursday morning for a tour of different scientific tools and equipment at various stations. Kindergarteners acted as young scientists by making observations and coming up with more questions as they learned about the questions addressed at each station: 1) Why and how do scientists use micropipettes? 2) Why do scientists use microscopes? 3) Why and how do scientists use calipers? 4) Why do scientists collect data 5) Why do scientists use models?
Kindergarten then "left their mark" on the lab by getting to write their names using chalk markers on the lab tables. They were able to extend their learning back in the classroom by writing a reflection about their experience and the different scientific tools and equipment they got to use. What an exciting morning filled with clams, birds, microorganisms, a heart, brain, skeleton and even some micropipette art! Please click on the headline for more photos and kindergarten reflection notes.
2nd Lieutenant Jackson Jennings '18 stopped by the second grade this week to thank the students for their letters that they wrote to him while he was in the Marine Corps Officer Candidate School last year. He brought the letters back so students could see how far they've come with their writing skills, and he answered questions about what it's like to be a Marine. Thank you, Mrs. Lawrence and Mrs. Isaacson, for taking time out of the busy end-of-year schedule to allow him to express his gratitude!
Our own dean of MS students and soon-to-be school counselor Todd Fletcher joined Cindy Goetz yesterday on her show, "Beauty and the Beach," to talk about the importance of mental health. The radio interview will air multiple times throughout the weekend but it's even more fun to watch the recording. Click here to learn more about Coach Fletcher's "Disney hair!"
Get your hands gooey and beat the heat as we explore different science concepts through exciting ooey gooey science activities. Students will have the opportunity to be creative scientists, putting their science experiment skills to the test. From making Flubber to Oobleck, this is afterschool FUN that your budding scientist won’t want to miss! A snack will be provided!
Power up your academic skills with afternoon homework or skill building support. The Students may work on homework or any concepts in reading, writing, or math. This is a 14 week program where parents may select 1, 2, or 3 afternoons a week. There is also a drop in option! *does not meet 11/25, 11/26, 11/27
After school we’ll swap our pirate hats for flower leis—going from ‘Ahoy, matey!’ to ‘Aloha!’ as we set sail for a Hawaiian adventure. Get ready for sandy shores, island vibes, and Stitch-inspired fun—perfect for our little adventurers ages 3–6. Feel free to bring along your best Stitch-inspired outfit to change into!