School News

Congratulations to our St. Mary's alumni who made honor roll at Gross Catholic High School for the 3rd quarter of the 2020-2021 school year!

• Freshmen:
  • Ayla Lee
  • Connor McGarry
  • Aaron Schmitz
  • Christian Swiecicki
• Sophomores: 
  • Julia Bennett
  • Maria Connealy
  • Mary Engelkamp
  • Jason Goetz
  • Joanna Goetz
  • Joseph Kouba
  • Malual Mamer
  • Josephine Mansisidor
  • Isabella Nastase 
• Juniors:
  • Kristin Kreps
  • Owen Legner
  • Vincent Morales
  • Jack Nutter
  • Nathan Schmitz
  • Sam Wilwerding
• Seniors:
  • Nicholas Kouba
  • Theodosia Mba
  • Lauren Schmitz

Keep up the good work everyone, St. Mary's is so proud of you!

Erin McMaster, St. Mary's alumna class of '10, will be cheering on Tom Brady and the Tampa Bay Buccaneers at the Super Bowl Sunday, February 7, 2021! 

Just like Brady, this is her first year with the team. She was selected to be on the 2020 Tampa Bay Buccaneers Cheerleading team in June. We wish her and the team well as they face off with the Kansas City Chiefs! 

A representative from Creighton Prep High School presents a scholarship to Daniel Wessling, an eighth grader here at St. Mary's. 

Congratulations Daniel on your academic achievements. We wish you continued success at Creighton Prep! 

 [Right: Daniel and his proud parents after the presentation.]

As part of St. Mary's School community outreach, the students have committed themselves to making a difference in the lives of others. This initiative is called "Think About Others Thursdays." The 4th grade threw down the gauntlet challenging all other homeroom classes to a "Can War." Their first goal is to share their many blessings with others in the community. Their second goal is to "bury" Miss. J's desk behind a wall of cans!

St. Mary's is currently collecting non-perishable food items to donate to the food bank sponsored by Together Inc. Students are not restricted to just bringing food on Thursday, every day is a collection day! They take photos on Thursday and send them to the teachers to share with their classes and report their progress. So far, 4th grade is ahead in the "Can War." Even the office staff are getting involved!

If you want to take part, you can drop off a donation of cans or other non-perishable food items at the Clay Street door of St. Mary's School after Thanksgiving break. You are welcome to designate a classroom you'd like to take care of your donation. We will be collecting donations until Christmas. Thank you for making a difference in the lives of others.