March 3, 2010 Comments Off
High school acceptance letters were mailed on Feb. 5, 2010. We are pleased to announce that each of our eighth grade students was accepted at his/her first-choice high school. The students are very happy!
Below is a list of the schools that the students will attend next year along with the number of students going there from St. Ann Catholic School.
Congratulations to all the members of the Class of 2010!
March 3, 2010 Comments Off
Please note that the date for this event has been updated below.
Friday, March 26, at 2:30 pm in the Parish Center
The 5th grade class is receiving instruction from Officer Susan Adams of the Normandy Police Department. The D.A.R.E. program provides students the information and skills they need to resist drugs, alcohol, and violence.
February 27, 2010 Comments Off
Complete registration information and details have now been added to the school website. You may download all registration forms and details, as well as view additional information about St. Ann Catholic School by clicking here.
February 16, 2010 Comments Off
Catholic Schools week was kicked off with the fourth annual Academic Bowl in the Parish Center. The students were divided into 15 teams. Each team had one or two students from every grade. The students had to answer questions created by the teachers. The winning team (pictured here) answered 47 out of 50 questions! Congratulations!
February 9, 2010 Comments Off
Our proud St. Ann School Super-spellers! They each did well enough in their classroom spelling bees to qualify for the big all-school competition.
And congratulations to Spelling Bee Champion and the two students who tied for 2nd place.
January 4, 2010 Comments Off
You are welcome to come to visit St. Ann Catholic School on Sunday, Jan. 31, from noon to 3:00. Student Ambassadors will be available to give tours. The faculty will be here to help answer your questions. We look forward to meeting you and showing you the great things our students are doing every day!
November 29, 2009 Comments Off
The Fourth Grade delivered 170 donated items to the USO at Lambert Field. The items were collected on our Veteran’s Day dress out. While there, the students were taken on a tour of the USO. The USO is the Fourth Grade’s service project for the year.
November 29, 2009 Comments Off
The 5th through 8th graders at St. Ann School competed against 15 other teams from the Archdiocese in the 2nd Annual Walktober Challenge. Every student recorded their minutes of activity for each day in the month of October. Their challengers were students, faculty and priests from 6 different parishes. The St. Ann students came out on top with an average of 2955 minutes per participant! Converted to miles, each team member walked 147 miles or from St. Ann School to St. Genevieve Mo and back! On Thursday the students assembled in the gym to receive the traveling trophy from Sue Wilker, coordinator of the Priest’s Wellness Program in the Archdiocese of St. Louis. Congratulations St. Ann students! Let’s keep the trophy for many years to come!
November 19, 2009 Comments Off
Congratulations to these students who each raised at least $35 in the St. Ann Math-a-Thon. The students received a t-shirt for their efforts and the proceeds went to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
November 17, 2009 Comments Off
On Veteran’s Day, Sgt. Ben Joiner visited each classroom at St. Ann. Sgt Joiner is the husband of our 3rd grade teacher, Renee Joiner. He is a veteran of the Iraq war and returned this summer from his deployment to Iraq and Afghanistan. Sgt Joiner spoke to the 4th and 5th grade students about the importance of self-discipline and respect for authority. He mentioned how important it is to study and do well in school, especially if you want a career in the military. In the lower block, Sgt. Joiner told the students about his training (lots of push ups and running) and his love for the United States of America. He was also able to answer 1st grade questions such as “How much does a tank weigh?” Sgt. Joiner told the upper block about his medals and how he earned them. He told the students that he knew in 2nd grade he wanted to be in the military. His mom even made him a military uniform for Halloween.
It was a privilege to have Sgt.Joiner spend the day with us. He was a wonderful speaker, humble yet full of pride for service and his country. Sgt. Joiner’s visit was an outstanding Veteran’s Day lesson for students and teachers alike.
