Wisdom Weekly

Dear Academy Families,

March is Women’s History Month, a time when we celebrate the many women who have shaped our world through courage, faith, leadership, creativity, and service. Throughout the month, our students will learn about inspiring women from history and today who have made meaningful contributions to our communities, our country, and our Church.

In classrooms, teachers will share age-appropriate stories, books, and activities that highlight women in fields such as science, education, the arts, public service, and ministry. We will focus on themes of perseverance, compassion, leadership, and using one’s God-given gifts to serve others.

As an elementary school, our goal is to help students understand that each person—boy or girl—is created with unique talents and the ability to make a positive difference in the world. Women’s History Month gives us a special opportunity to recognize the important role women have played and continue to play in shaping our families, our faith, and our society.

We encourage you to continue these conversations at home by sharing stories of strong women in your own family and community.

Thank you for your partnership in nurturing confident, compassionate, and faith-filled young people.

Warm regards,

Miriam Bonici

• Half Day- March 6, 2026 for K-8 Students
• FULL DAY OF INSTRUCTION- MARCH 9, 2026
• End of Trimester 2- March 12, 2026
• Shamrock Bingo- March 13, 2026
• Parent Teacher Conferences- March 19, 2026
• Spring Fling- March 20, 2026

In celebration of Women’s History Month, we welcome students to share about a famous woman they admire. Please email dwisdom@dwcaonline.org if your child is interested in sharing during morning announcements.

Celebrating Read Across America Week

March 2- March 6

Dear Divine Wisdom Families,

As part of our Communication Initiative, we are streamlining how families connect with the school. Last week, we introduced online Back-to-School forms. This year, we are moving to Shared Email Boxes (Gmelius) to ensure messages are received, tracked, and organized. Families may still call, but email is now the preferred method of contact.

A Quick Reference list of shared emails is below and attached you can save to your phone or computer. Please include your child’s name, grade, and class number when emailing.

We are always here to help!

Mrs. M. Bonici- Principal