Week at Glance

Please let us know your plan for schooling next year. Your input is very important to us, as your feedback helps us plan for class sizes and supports for your children for the 2026-27 school year.

Please fill in your intention for each of your children no later than January 31, 2026.

As winter conditions continue, we kindly remind families to please refrain from parking or stopping in front of the school and exiting your vehicle during drop-off and pick-up times. Snow can make it difficult to see important areas such as the crosswalk, and the space along the front of the school up to the crosswalk serves as a designated bus lane. These factors create safety concerns for our students, families, and staff.

Thank you for your cooperation and for helping us keep all of our students safe each day—we truly appreciate your partnership in making our school community a safe and caring place for everyone.

There will be a school PD Day Friday, January 30, 2026.

There is no school for students.

Any unpaid student fees are now overdue. Please check your student’s account on PowerSchool to view and pay fees, or visit the school office to make a payment.

School fees directly support student learning by covering the cost of field trips and hands-on experiences that enrich classroom learning. Paying fees helps ensure all students can continue to participate in these valuable opportunities.

After 17 years, Connie Coe is retiring on January 30!

You leave behind far more than lesson plans or traditions.
You leave behind people who are better—because they were taught by you, supported by you, and believed in by you.

We say thank you.
We say well done.
And we say congratulations on a career that truly mattered.

God bless you on your retirement!

Our school community recently welcomed Face to Face Ministries for a faith-filled day focused on the theme Unshakable. Through engaging presentations and powerful storytelling, students explored what it means to build their lives on a strong foundation rooted in Christ. Using Scripture, reflection, and real-life connections, students were encouraged to listen, act on their faith, and remain grounded in God’s love, even when faced with challenges.

The St. Patrick's Snack Shop is now open! A variety of items are available to purchase by elementary and middle school students. All proceeds to support the Grade 8 Quebec Trip.