Saint Bernard Catholic School
Educating children from Preschool - 8th Grade
This week’s Core Value Standouts for FAMILY!
FAMILY represents the heart of our school community, fostering a sense of belonging, support, and unconditional love among students, staff, and parents.
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Brooke Ferran
Great job Jayse,Ryker and Brantley!
Tammy Wink Eric Wink
Both of our volleyball teams were in action this afternoon at Memorial High School! These teams are both very talented, but what stands out the most about them is how well they encourage and celebrate the successes of their teammates! #family 💙🏐🐾
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Love watching them play.
Our 5th graders enjoyed experimenting with some mixtures and solutions in Miss Hurm’s science class. Who says learning about matter can’t be fun (and tasty)? 🔬🧪🥼
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Tristen said he had a blast in class yesterday!!!
Greyson making sure he is seen in the background haha
Yesterday, on the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, many of our teachers found ways to incorporate the events in age-appropriate ways in their classrooms and Father Ron discussed the significance of the day briefly during his homily at Mass.
There are some wonderful, engaging children’s books that help introduce students to NYC, the twin towers, and the tragic events that unfolded that day. Mrs. Kinkade’s third graders read ‘The Man Who Walked Between the Towers’ about a young tight-rope walker, Philippe Petit, who performed a high-wire act between the Twin Towers in 1974.
Mrs. James’s middle school ELA students completed a flip book that allowed students to read and reflect on primary sources which included real newspaper articles from the days following the events.
Pictured below are Mrs. Wood’s second graders who enjoyed reading ‘The Little Chapel that Stood’. This story of bravery and courage in the midst of tragedy taught our students that no one is too small to make a difference! 🇺🇸🙏🗽🚒
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You, your teachers, and priest always find good ways to tell kids about important previous situations.
Kendra Wilson Alaina 🩶🩶
Learning as they play is the only way in our Early Learning Den! ✝️📚💙🖍️
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Kids are so cute!
Benny boo!! he is loving it!
If you ever have a dinosaur bone go missing, we have the perfect math detectives to help you crack the case! Mrs. Kinkade’s third graders enjoyed practicing their addition skills and eliminating suspects with a fun detective activity today!
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Mrs. Wood’s 2nd graders have been hard at work learning about place value and are ready to tackle their chapter test tomorrow. During their review today, they had so much fun playing a few rounds of Knockout!
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Mrs. Mendel’s kindergarteners are some of our littlest mathematicians and love working both independently and with their classmates in their hands-on, interactive math centers! ✏️💙📏
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5th-8th grade students laced up their running shoes today and ran the mile for gym class and it sure was a beautiful day for it! Our top finisher for the girls was 7th grader, Blakely Thompson-Wetzel who finished with a time of 6:06. 7th grader, Eli Dawson secured the top time for the boys with a time of 5:44. However, the greatest highlight was watching our students encourage each other! 🏃♂️☀️🏃♀️
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Blakely is taking after her mother Kyndal Brown and aunt Kerrie Thompson! Way to go!
Awesome job💜💜💜
Great job!