During this month, students participated in the May Crowning prayer service dedicated to the devotion of our Queen of Peace. In this month, we pray for one another, and we deepen our understanding of the blessed Mother. We also pray for peace throughout the world, asking her to help us love her as Jesus did. … read more »
This past Thursday, our 8th graders, under the guidance of Ms. Perales, they depicted the Stations in a well portrayed version of Jesus’ final journey as He gave His life up for us. The Stations serve as a reminder and spiritual conviction for all Christians. We remind ourselves that Jesus willing to create a pathway… read more »
Students and parents attended a sold out movie night last week as Spider Man filled our outdoor screen! Popcorn, candy, and hot dogs were on sale as everybody bundled up in their favorite outdoor chairs and watched a great movie. Our PTO did a wonderful job of hosting the 1st annual event, and we cannot… read more »
After months of planning and building, our Robotics Team has won its first major contest! The girls entered their VEX robot into the L.A. Clippers annual STEM competition, and they came away with 1st Place. On Saturday, March 31st the team was awarded $2,000.00 grant for our school, and each of them received a brand… read more »
Lent is a wonderful season during our liturgical year to spend time with our families in prayer, fasting, and giving alms. Even younger students can enjoy and understand the Lenten season by participating in the traditional customs. During Lent, it is a good time to share our talents and improve upon our prayer lives. So,… read more »
The annual Scholastic Book Fair has returned, and Clifford the dog is on the prowl! Students and parents set a one day purchasing record! The books have a variety of reading levels, and many students have found their favorites. This year the book fairs theme will focus on dinosaurs, so keep an eye out for… read more »
Our 8th graders recently spent 3-days and 2-nights at Camp Mariastella, in Wrightwood, California experiencing the awe of science, technology, engineering, and math in a natural environment. Under the leadership of Ray Lopez, and his St. Vincent’s Circle V Ranch Camp Staff, students were challenged to solve real world problems as they experienced the beauty… read more »
Throughout the month of February, teachers helped students recognize the importance of African American contributions to our American culture. During our February school Mass, students presentations were highlighted, and a lot of great information was given! Students also presented their art work and posters at Sunday’s February Family Mass. Thanks again teachers and students for… read more »
Hello everybody! We have lots of important news for our new and returning families. Applications for new students are available in the office; please remember to fill it out and return the application with the $50.00 non-refundable fee with the application. After we receive the application, a meeting will be scheduled with the Vice-Principal. New families… read more »
Saturday, Our Academic Decathlon Team did it again! The Team finished with a First Place trophy for the 3rd year in a row! The Deanery 16 event is the final warm-up before the big show at Cal- State Long Beach featuring over 100 schools. The team looks really sharp, and they have 2 weeks to… read more »
