Building Resilience: Introducing the St. Anne's Magazine
July 26, 2021
Read the new St. Anne's Magazine today! The 2020-2021 school year was an unforgettable year. Learn about what we accomplished as a school and as a community.
School Closure: REMOTE DAY Monday, March 15, 2021
February 25, 2021 - February 26, 2021
Due to blizzard conditions expected through tonight, difficult driving conditions tomorrow, and our ability to keep up with snow removal on campus, St. Anne's will be closed for in-person learning tomorrow. Remote learning will begin at the regularly scheduled time.
Grandparents & Special Friends' Day
November 20, 2020 - November 27, 2020
Click below to see all of the performances from this year's Grandparents and Special Friends' Day!
A Parade of Mask-wearing Children
September 25, 2020
Each morning, I welcome a parade of mask-wearing children channeling their inner cat, dog, panda bear, tiger, mermaid, unicorn, princess, and action hero. Colors and geometric patterns add to the tapestry of wild imagination...
A Safer St. Anne's: Reopening
July 31, 2020
Through thoughtful planning and a mission-focused approach, the SAFE (St. Anne’s Future in Education) Planning Team has developed a reopening plan that prioritizes health and safety, community and well-being, and academic excellence.
Dear St. Anne’s Community,
I write to you today as, once again, our country reels with the devastating reality of pernicious and persistent racial injustice and violence. These are difficult and polarizing times, and while we are all struggling with feelings of anger, worry and sadness, for many people these are not new feelings. It is particularly wrenching that our community cannot be together to reaffirm our commitment to one another, to our founding principles of inclusion, and to the work we must continue to do moving forward, but it’s important that we do so in other ways.
From St. Anne’s inception, Mother Irene and the Sisters built our school to affirm the growth of young people from all faiths and abilities. The Sisters did not discriminate: children were known and loved unconditionally; they still are. Our history inspires us, and today our mission, core values, religious tradition, Portrait of a Graduate, and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion compel us to further their example. We must continue to grow good people who are also courageous enough to stand in support of one another against violence, racism and prejudice of all kinds and who will work together to create a more just society. As always, we adults must model the way, and as always, this begins with our own education and commitment.
In the coming days, you will be hearing from Kendall Early '05 and Kelsey Smith '01, Co-Directors of Community and Inclusion, with resources and invitations for discussion about what we are seeing, hearing, and reading in the news about the latest racist attacks, including the peaceful and violent reactions that have followed. While summer is upon us, our students will continue to have our support as needed.
In the meantime, I want to reiterate St. Anne’s commitment to know and love every one of our students unconditionally and to further educate ourselves and our students in order to support those who, for too long, have experienced the compounding trauma of systemic racial injustice. The faculty and staff and I continue to lean into this work, and I thank you for partnering with us as we do.
With faith in our community and with prayers for all who are hurting right now,
Bill
I write to you today as, once again, our country reels with the devastating reality of pernicious and persistent racial injustice and violence. These are difficult and polarizing times, and while we are all struggling with feelings of anger, worry and sadness, for many people these are not new feelings. It is particularly wrenching that our community cannot be together to reaffirm our commitment to one another, to our founding principles of inclusion, and to the work we must continue to do moving forward, but it’s important that we do so in other ways.
From St. Anne’s inception, Mother Irene and the Sisters built our school to affirm the growth of young people from all faiths and abilities. The Sisters did not discriminate: children were known and loved unconditionally; they still are. Our history inspires us, and today our mission, core values, religious tradition, Portrait of a Graduate, and commitment to diversity, equity, and inclusion compel us to further their example. We must continue to grow good people who are also courageous enough to stand in support of one another against violence, racism and prejudice of all kinds and who will work together to create a more just society. As always, we adults must model the way, and as always, this begins with our own education and commitment.
In the coming days, you will be hearing from Kendall Early '05 and Kelsey Smith '01, Co-Directors of Community and Inclusion, with resources and invitations for discussion about what we are seeing, hearing, and reading in the news about the latest racist attacks, including the peaceful and violent reactions that have followed. While summer is upon us, our students will continue to have our support as needed.
In the meantime, I want to reiterate St. Anne’s commitment to know and love every one of our students unconditionally and to further educate ourselves and our students in order to support those who, for too long, have experienced the compounding trauma of systemic racial injustice. The faculty and staff and I continue to lean into this work, and I thank you for partnering with us as we do.
With faith in our community and with prayers for all who are hurting right now,
Bill
Summer Reading Lists are Available Now!
June 1, 2020
Lists can be viewed and printed by visiting the summer reading webpage. They include required reading for students going into 3rd - 5th grade, as well as Middle School required reading, expectations, and projects.
Celebrating May Day
May 5, 2020
In honor of our May Day traditions, we will be celebrating May Day and welcoming spring all week long!
Welcoming New Teachers
April 23, 2020 - April 30, 2020
As we continue with St. Anne's Distance Learning, we have not stopped planning and preparing for the 2020-2021 school year. We are excited to welcome a few new hires to our community.
Thank you Teachers!
April 19, 2020
We couldn't do this without our teachers. Thank you for all you are doing. We miss you!
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