Upcoming Events!

Thursday, December 21

Advent Prayer Service 1:30pm

Christmas Dress Up Day!

Dress UP Day for Advent Prayer Service

No After School Activities

No PM STEP

Preschool Christmas Pageant 9:00-10:00am - Church

School Building Closes at 2:30pm for Christmas Break

Friday, December 22 - January 8, 2024

No School Christmas Break

Save The Date

Tuesday, January 9th - School Re-opens from Christmas Break

Monday, January 15th - No School MLK Jr Day

Thursday, January 18th - 8th Grade Graduation Pictures 8:00am

Tuesday, January 23rd - Confirmation Rehearsal 7:00-9:00pm

Saturday, January 27th - Confirmation 10:00am & 1:30pm

Sunday, January 28 - Friday, February 2 Catholic Schools Week

December 21, 2023

All are welcome to join us for our Advent Prayer Service in the church today, Thursday Dec 21 at 1:30 PM. Our school building will be closing at 2:30 PM and there will be NO after school activities or afternoon STEP. School will resume our regular bell schedule on Tuesday, January 9, 2024.

The Christmas Mass schedule can be found on the Parish Website. Wishing all a very Happy and blessed Christmas and a healthy New Year!

Special Events - Mark your Calendar!

Contact Parents Association

We're hiring! Interested Candidates, please contact Christina Pfaller! cpfaller@sttheresaschool.com

Our Students

Congratulations to the students who participated in the Local Council Knights of Columbus "Keep the Christ in Christmas art contest." We had over 153 submissions and there were 3 winners from each age category. You can find many of the posters hanging outside Mrs. Hull's art room bulletin board. Everyone should feel great for the work they have done!

Grades K-2

1st place - Ava Stewart

2nd place - James Varey

3rd place - Fiona Ford

Grades 3 - 5

1st place - Eliza Cuellar

2nd place - Alice Olson

3rd place - Emily Blume

Grades 6 - 8

1st place - Lucy Olson

2nd place - Emma Falkenberg

3rd place - Isaella Maeve Dore

The preschoolers were challenged to build houses out of Christmas cubes for their snowmen...looks cozy!

Mrs. Ziebka's kindergarteners enjoyed learning about Christmas around the world!

First grades researched reindeer facts, created a class list of facts and then wrote about 3 of the facts. They created a reindeer to hold their informational text.

Mrs. Madina's Spanish class learn about St. Juan Diago and celebrate with some hot chocolate.

How do people in England celebrate Christmas? Students in Miss Sach's 4th grade social studies class learned about "Christmas around the world." One of the countries they focused on was England - they created Christmas crackers by using their own illustrations and cutting out confetti. The best part of the project was the fun joke they placed inside! Ho, Ho, Ho!

Students in 5th grade enjoyed their holiday craft day - the snowman spindles and Christmas cookie tradition was a hit!

Fifth grade created their own labs to provide evidence that Transpiration is occurring using their Coleus plants that they grew hydroponically from cuttings. Nice job!