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November 13, 2023

St. Ignatius School provides your family with a high-quality Jesuit education at a subsidized rate. The quality of your grandchild’s education is made possible by the generosity of donors to the Annual Fund.

We hope that you consider a gift to support the people and programs that make St. Ignatius Parish School so special.

During this month of gratitude, we ask you to express yours for the education and experience your grandchildren receive at St. Ignatius School through a gift to the Annual Fund.

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Together, we can continue to provide a transformative Jesuit Catholic education that shapes the lives of our students and prepares them for a bright future.

2ND GRADE VISTS THE AUTO MUSEUM

Our 2nd graders enjoyed a field trip to the California Auto Museum as part of their science unit about the use of materials over time. Thank you to the docents who introduced our students to the unique collection and gave insight into specific cars and how manufacturing changed through history.

GRANDPARENTS CLUB

TECH CLASS

It was a very good day for St. Ignatius Girls Volleyball!

The JV Green team AND the Varsity Green team both won their respective PAL Championship games!

Both of these teams went undefeated for the entire season. The incredible Varsity team never lost a set all season. Just amazing!

Congratulations!

7TH GRADE

CELL PROJECTS

7th-grade students are studying cells in science class. In order to help students understand all the different parts of a cell and how each part enables the cell the function, students made their own cell model. This project gave students a hands-on experience and illustrated the complexity and beauty of cells! Parents enjoyed learning more about the cell project during a recent presentation.

3RD GRADE

READERS THEATER

3rd-grade students recently presented Native American folk tales and legends in a readers theater presentation for their families. The legends of native peoples from around the world are a rich source of literature and oral tradition. Readers Theater gives students essential practice in oral reading fluency and public speaking. It also provides an opportunity for group interaction and student cooperation.