UPCOMING EVENTS
It’s time to shine those tiaras and dust off those tuxes!
Join us for a special evening of memories and celebration at La Reggia on Friday, February 6, from 7:00–11:00 p.m.
Tickets are $85 per person
We can’t wait to see you on the dance floor!
And be sure to visit the Campus Store Pop-Up Shop and check out our new winter merch. There is something for everyone!
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FEBRUARY AT A GLANCE
Presidents Day (No School)
February 16
Ash Wednesday Prayer Service & Academic Assembly
February 18
Save the Date: Academic Pathways Meetings (ELAN)
February 12: Grade 9 Student & Parent Meeting | 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
February 17: Grade 10 Student & Parent Meeting | 7:00 – 8:00 p.m.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Help Us Reach 2,026!
We are working toward collecting 2,026 food items for Mercy House and need your help to get there by this Friday. With nearly 300 items collected, now is the time to keep the momentum going.
Just 10 items total per person can help us reach, and even exceed our goal.
Please help us make a difference!
IN THE CLASSROOM
Art Class Spotlight
In art class, students explored Gelli printing, a simple yet expressive form of printmaking similar to monoprints. Using acrylic paint on flexible, reusable gelatin plates, students experimented with color, texture, and layering to create one-of-a-kind artworks on paper, no printing press required.
This hands-on project reflects the spirit of Catholic Schools Week by celebrating creativity, curiosity, and community. We are grateful to Joan and John Best for their generous donation of materials, which made this enriching learning experience possible.
Getting to the “Bone” of Movement
Honors Anatomy & Physiology students explored the structure and function of the human arm through a hands-on chicken wing dissection.
Because chicken anatomy closely resembles our own, this activity allowed students to identify bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, muscles, and cartilage while observing how joints bend and move.
The lab brought musculoskeletal concepts to life and reinforced the relationship between structure and function in the human body.
ACADEMIC & ENRICHMENT OPPORTUNITIES
SeaSmart Diversity Scholarship | Summer 2026
SeaSmart is offering a Diversity Scholarship for high school minority women and nonbinary students who are interested in ocean conservation, marine biology, and SCUBA diving.
Selected scholars will participate in the SeaSmart Summer Program in Puerto Morelos during Summer 2026, with all program expenses fully covered. Participants are chosen based on their passion for marine science and commitment to protecting our oceans.
Location: Puerto Morelos, Mexico Program Dates: Summer 2026 Application Deadline: Sunday, March 1
Learn more and apply:SeaSmart Diversity ScholarshipPuerto Morelos Program Details
ATHLETICS
BLUE DEVIL OF THE WEEK: Emily Matos ’26
Emily Matos earns Blue Devil of the Week after leading SDA through a demanding week of games.
Emily tallied 13 points and 5 rebounds in a dominant 52–18 victory over Harrison.
With the win, the Blue Devils matched last season’s total and improved to 9–5 on the year.
Congratulations, Emily!