 Students at St. James in St. Joseph went to the Atrium to learn about the Feast of Pentecost. They learned that this feast is very important in the Catholic Church and is celebrated on the seventh Sunday after Easter. It remembers the day when the Holy Spirit came down upon the Apostles. This event gave them the power to share the Gospel and started the Church’s mission in the world. Pentecost is a special day that carries deep meaning and inspires believers with its messages of unity, change, and guidance from God.
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 We are excited to announce that Rebecka Noel has joined the Catholic School Office as the new Director of Early Childhood and Special Programs. Rebecka brings extensive experience to our team, having most recently served as the Director of Community Engagement at Metro Lutheran Ministry since 2019. She holds a master’s degree in Curriculum and Instruction and has worked as both an Early Childhood Center Director and in positions supporting children with exceptionalities. A graduate of St. Mary’s High School and a parishioner at St. Elizabeth’s Parish, Rebecka is committed to our Catholic mission and brings valuable professional expertise. 
STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Mathematics) education encourages creativity and innovation. It promotes critical thinking and problem-solving through engaging projects. Students at Our Lady of the Presentation School created robots, soccer stadiums, cars, parking garages, and even an arcade, enjoying teamwork and learning while being creative! #dkcsjschools  It is heartwarming to see the older students at St. Gregory Barbarigo Catholic School sharing the joy of learning by playing board games with the younger students! The 8th graders were the "Turtle Masters", as the 1st graders reviewed coding skills playing Robot Turtles. 😊 It's a wonderful example of mentorship in action!  Archery inspires focus, patience, and coordination, while empowering you with strength and confidence. It nurtures discipline, alleviates stress, and cultivates sportsmanship. Moreover, it's an inclusive sport accessible to all skill levels—a remarkable way to aim high, both on and off the field!
Congratulations to all our Diocesan schools that participated in the State Archery competition! We are incredibly proud of your achievements. *Pictured is Holy Rosary, Clinton, St. Mary's, Montrose, and St. James, St. Joseph schools.  A science fair is one of the most exciting events at a school—it’s a place where curiosity comes to life!
For many students, a science fair offers the opportunity to showcase their creativity and problem-solving skills. It’s not solely about winning; it’s about discovery, experimentation, and the excitement of bringing an idea to life. Whether a project involves growing bacteria, reviewing water filtration methods, or determining which candle burns the fastest, each project tells a story of curiosity and determination. Congratulations to all the students at St. James School in St. Joseph who participated in their science fair!  It has certainly been 'Sweater Weather'!
Students at Holy Cross created drawings of woodland animals dressed in sweaters, inspired by the style of contemporary artist Indi Maverick. They employed techniques such as hatching and stippling to imply texture and achieve unity by adding color to the unique patterns on the sweaters, hats, and scarves worn by the animals. Our students did a fantastic job!  The students at St. Mary's, Montrose, had an amazing time celebrating the 100th Day at school! Each grade got to join in on the fun in special ways. The PreK and Kindergarten kids made some really cool capes, while the 1st and 2nd graders brought in their awesome collections of 100 items. The 3rd and 4th graders dressed up like they were 100 years old, and the 5th and 6th graders went all out in outfits from a century ago! The 7th and 8th graders really impressed everyone by bringing in delicious treats made with 100 food items. It was such a fun day for all!
 The STEM night at St. Therese was a resounding success, showcasing a variety of engaging activities that captivated both students and their families. A vibrant atmosphere enveloped the event, filled with the sounds of curiosity and enthusiasm. Families collaborated on hands-on projects, explored interactive exhibits, and engaged in experiments that sparked their interest in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Throughout the evening, participants eagerly shared their discoveries and insights, creating a sense of community and excitement about learning. The night not only highlighted the creativity and talent of the students but also fostered a deep appreciation for STEM fields among families, setting the stage for future exploration and teamwork.
 We are excited to announce the St. Angela Merici Award, a new monthly program honoring an outstanding faculty or staff member from the Northland Catholic Schools.
St. Angela Merici dedicated her life to nurturing individuals—spiritually, morally, and intellectually—in their families and communities. Her vision reflects the values of Northland Catholic Schools. We honor her legacy through this award, celebrating those who exemplify these ideals. Congratulations to Mrs. Erin Stipanovich, at St. James Catholic School in Liberty, is the first recipient of the St. Angela Merici Award! |
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