Accelerated 7th grade math students collected data for their statistics projects. The students chose a topic, designed the experiment, randomly selected a sample of students, and conducted the experiment last week. They will create a display and analysis of their data to share their findings with the class.
Pre-K created “Thankful Bowls” this week for their families to use at Thanksgiving.
The children were taught to pass the bowl around the table and put a bean in for everything you are thankful for that day. The goal is to fill the bowl!
In seventh grade social studies, students were asked to determine if Marco Polo had really visited China during the Mongol rule. Students gathered evidence while visiting various stations and were able to reach to a conclusion.
The Eighth Graders have had an awesome first trimester of school. From spending time with their Kindergarten buddies, to planning their Eighth Grade Mass and Prayer Service, they have been making the most of the first part of their last year at Cathedral. They have also continued to focus on, and incorporate, the Student Learning Expectations into their daily routines each day here at Cathedral. They are finishing the Trimester strong as “Good Citizens,” and they look forward to a great second Trimester!
The kindergarten and sixth grade classes participated in the family Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral on Sunday morning. During family Masses the children participate by reading, ushering, greeting parishioners and more. The Cathedral School children’s choir also sang. It was a beautiful Mass.
On Veteran’s Day we held a special assembly to honor veterans. 🇺🇸❤️
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Dr. Vernon Usher, grandfather of Bea and Finn, served in the U.S. Army as a flight surgeon for a helicopter battalion during the Vietnam War.
Pre-Kindergarten is learning about harvest time! They made a delicious vegetable soup together. Each taking turns with the chopping, measuring and taste testing!
In science, Kindergarten students are learning about the five senses and participating in a taste test.
In celebration of All Saints Day, Cathedral School fifth grade students created prepared technology presentations about a Saint that relates to them. They held a Saints Museum to present their chosen saint to parents and other students.
So proud of our students for supporting the Baby Bottle Coin Drive for the Mother & Child Education Center.
