News and Events

Two local volunteer fire companies visited Immaculate Conception Parish School to teach the students about what to do if there is a fire in their homes.

Our RCIA program this past year had nearly 20 people participate each week. The group met weekly starting in Sept. through the Easter Vigil and attended a retreat in March 2019.

The wonderful youth from Gesu, St. Martin de Porres, St. Benedict the Moor, and St. Frances parishes participated in our collaborative Confirmation program this past year.

In our new school system that we have put into place, we are able to offer starting this year, a new Technology Learning program that we are using in K-6.

As the school year begins we wanted to make sure that we were ensuring the success of our students beyond the classroom. It was determined that Home Economics is a skills based class that gives our students the skills they need at home.

STEM has really taken a step up this year at St. Stephen School. We are using many different classes and many different types of educational processes to infuse STEM into our everyday programs.

The students at Our Lady of Guadalupe are doing their best to become Grand Masters at the game of Chess. Chess players become better problem solvers and strategic planners. They become high level thinkers.

Congratulations to Aklasheya Ashenafi, a seventh grade student at St. Augustine Catholic School of Washington, D.C.

Seton 6th graders designed and constructed car seats using group calculations including mean, median, mode and range. The introductory STEM activity served as a great way for the students to start their first year as a middle schooler!