This past Monday, January 22, the Diocese of Rockville Centre students were treated to a very exciting opportunity! About 550 students from 9 different DRVC Catholic schools had the pleasure of being able to participate in a STEM program hosted by Catholic Health at the Cradle of Aviation. The activities included a panel discussion, a film about Mars exploration, and 2 STEM activities led by educators from the Cradle of Aviation! The event gave the students the opportunity to learn more about the medical field, including medical career options outside of being a doctor or nurse.
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Feast Days, Exciting Labs, Fun Math Lessons, and Much More! ✝️🧪➗
With the excitement of Catholic Schools’ Week just around the corner, the Diocese of Rockville Centre Catholic Schools had another wonderful winter week! The students participated in enriching and exciting service projects and Masses. They grew in their faith and in their knowledge as they worked on interactive science labs and math lessons. Look out for many more exciting activities in the coming weeks with Catholic Schools’ Week being January 28 – February 3!
Joyful Reconnections & Lots of Fun Activities! ❄️🫶
his week at Catholic Schools was filled with diverse and engaging activities. The celebration of Three Kings Day brought together our community, as students participated in various festivities. A unique and dynamic “shapes with their bodies” activity sparked creativity and movement throughout the classroom. Meanwhile, the Pre-K students shared heartwarming winter wishes, and alumni made surprise visits, reconnecting with their kinder buddies from the previous year. It was a week meaningful connections, embodying the Catholic school community.
Who was St. John Neumann?
Did you know that St. John Nepomucene Neumann was the first American man to become a saint? In the big family of Catholic saints, St. John Neumann shines as an amazing example of love for God and helping others, especially through teaching. Let’s learn more about him!
Who is St. Elizabeth Ann Seton?
Saint Elizabeth Ann Seton was born as Elizabeth Ann Bayley on August 28, 1774, in New York City. She is known for her remarkable contributions to education and her founding of the Sisters of Charity, the first American religious community for women. Her life is a testament to faith, resilience, and a dedication to serving the less fortunate.
A Week Full of Christmas Festivities & Cheer! 🎄🎅🏻 ❄️
This week at Diocese of Rockville Centre Catholic Schools was filled with joy and festive spirit as students eagerly embraced the Christmas season before the much-anticipated holiday break. The week kicked off with the delightful activity of crafting gingerbread houses, allowing students to showcase their creativity. Christmas traditions took center stage in the classrooms, where students immersed themselves in learning about this joyous holiday. The school resonated with melodies as both the chorus and band presented a heartwarming concert that spread the cheer of the season. A surprise visit from the Grinch added an element of whimsy to the holiday party, creating laughter and lasting memories. The celebration continued with a festive walk, reindeer games that brought laughter, and a mesmerizing nutcracker performance that captivated the entire school community. As the week concludes, the spirit of Christmas has truly enveloped, leaving everyone filled with warmth and anticipation for the upcoming holiday break.