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During December the teachers and students decorated the hallways for Christmas.
Here is Mrs. Kelly’s room in the Kindergarten / 1st Grade Hallway!
Our St. Linus elves really came out big for Ronald McDonald House.
This is just a portion of what we donated to Ronald McDonald House right before Christmas.
Thanks to everyone who donated.
We had our annual Christmas Sing-a-Long the last day before Christmas vacation.
All of the students from PreK 3 to 8th grade participated and sang a song of their own.
We then finished up with a rousing rendition of “The Twelve Days of Christmas”.
This is always a highlight of our year!
We opened our Little Hawks STEAM Nest!
It is an area in the Library for our K-2 Students to do hands-on activities
after they finish their work in Library.
Science, Math, Technology and art projects are all available.
This is all thanks to Ms. Goldsmith and because of the generous donation of a St. Linus alum.
Thanks for such generous donors.
11th Annual Production of “A Christmas Pageant”.
The retelling of the birth of Christ.
Our 3rd and 4th Grade Students did a spectacular job as always.
Thanks to our teachers and Andy Perz for a beautiful evening.
Our Christmas Concerts!
Here are our 2nd Grade Angels singing their hearts out for their families.
We had a PreK concert and a K-2 concert, which also featured 5th graders on chimes.
A big thank you to all our teachers especially Mrs. Gorski,
our music teacher, who prepared them so well.
Our 5th Graders went to the Museum of Science and Industry
to see Christmas Around the World.
They had a wonderful time seeing all the trees from the different countries.
Our students are gathering each week as a school community to light the Advent Wreath.
We have a short prayer service and then light the candle.
We are so grateful to be able to pray like this together and celebrate Advent as a school community.
We wished our 8th Graders luck when they went to take their High School Entrance Exam!
We are so lucky to have so many wonderful high schools to choose from.
Our students are going to 5 different high schools.
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