Thanks to all our students for their heartwarming Silver Tea performances. What a beautiful gift! Here are a few pictures of the Pre-Primary AM Class’ Silver Tea performance in Cribbin Hall.
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Thanks to all our students for their heartwarming Silver Tea performances. What a beautiful gift! Here are a few pictures of the Pre-Primary AM Class’ Silver Tea performance in Cribbin Hall.
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Pundmann Ford presented the Academy with a check for $5,940 for their participation in Ford’s Drive One for your School program. Our gratitude to Pundmann for the opportunity to partner with them in this endeavor!
We’re pleased to claim Kimberly King, rscj, Fifth Class literature teacher and Academy librarian, as our resident poet. We share here Advent reflections from her blog: Consider the Lilies.
NEW: LOWER SCHOOL SILVER TEA HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FOR SUNDAY, DECEMBER 15, SAME TIME…
We were delighted to welcome many of our students’ grandparents to the Silver Tea dress rehearsals—the Middle School’s Thursday afternoon and the Lower School’s this morning. There were lots of toes tapping and heads nodding in time to the music! The children are ready and excited to repeat their performances for their parents.
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December’s Silver Teas are much-anticipated events. The students have been working for weeks on their performances, lovingly prepared as a Christmas gift for their parents. The dates and times of this year’s Silver Teas are:
The final week of school before break is a busy one. Students in Classes 3-8 will take exams Dec. 16–19. On Thursday, Dec. 19, the Academy band will give a Christmas Concert for the whole school. Classroom Christmas parties will follow.
In a tradition dating back many years, each Academy family is invited to provide a basket of food for the needy. As we joyfully anticipate Jesus’ birth during Advent, assembling items for your family’s food basket can become a special family activity and a new holiday tradition. When students (P-8), faculty, staff, parents, alums and friends gather for Christmas Basket Mass on Friday, Dec. 20 at 10 a.m. in Rauch Memorial, hundreds of bountiful baskets will fill the bleachers, representing the incredible generosity of our families. Not only is this a prayerful way to part before the holidays, it is also an opportunity to realize the abundance of our blessings.
This year, in commemoration of 100 years as an Alumni Association, Academy alumni are invited to assemble food baskets the evening before Basket Mass. They’ll gather from 7–9 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 19 in the White Center. [Read more]
Dismissal for Christmas break is Friday, Dec. 20 at 11:30 a.m. [NO LATE DISMISSAL]
Finally, all are invited to attend Christmas Eve Liturgy at 10 p.m. Dec. 24 in the Shrine of St. Philippine Duchesne. This is a beautiful, joyful and prayerful way to celebrate the birth of Jesus!
If you have questions about any of our December events, please call the school office at 636-946-6127.
First Class students prepared a Thanksgiving play for their parents, who joined them in other holiday activities while visiting their classroom before the break. Here, Mrs. Metcalf’s students pose in the replication of the Mayflower that they helped create.
Our Middle School students go out into the community to work with others. Read about the Academy’s “In the Footsteps of Philippine” program for students in grades 5–8.
Our school community celebrated the Feast of St. Rose Philippine Duchesne with an all-school liturgy in Rauch Memorial. Father Sean Martin, celebrant, asked the students to reflect on Philippine’s sense of adventure in her quest to bring God’s love to the American frontier.
Our thanks to the Sixth Class, who, under Sister Margaret Munch’s direction, presented a play about Philippine’s life for students in Classes 4-8.
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Click here, on the Society of the Sacred Heart’s website, to read more about St. Philippine Duchesne.
Alums, join us as we continue the Centennial Celebration of our Sacred Heart Alumni Association. Get involved and reconnect at one or more of four upcoming alumni events. Read more…
‘Tis nearly the season! The Mothers’ Club has arranged for 45+ vendors to inspire and delight you on Saturday, Nov. 9 from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the Taste of Christmas CHIC BOUTIQUE held in the Academy gymnasium, cafeteria and play room. Whether getting a start on your holiday shopping or treating yourself, you’ll be wowed with the offerings of apparel, jewelry, candles, home decor, monogrammed gift items, totes, books, toys and so much more. Featuring home-baked cookies, lunch and raffles, too!
For more information, click here or call 636-946-5632.
Discover why parents say that choosing the Academy of the Sacred Heart was the single best decision they made for their child. Be our guest at OPEN HOUSE on Thursday, Nov. 14 at 9 a.m. Experience what makes ASH unique. Tour our school and historic campus. Speak with Head of School Sister Maureen Glavin, principals, faculty, parents and students. Bring a friend! For further information or to reserve your spot, call 636-946-6127, ext. 1620 or contact admissions @ash1818.org.
Click here for a special invitation to OpenHouse from two of our Student Ambassadors.