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  • Holy Week at Saint Patrick School

    This week, we at Saint Patrick School are observing Holy Week, a deeply meaningful time in the Catholic calendar. Our students will be learning about the final days of Jesus’ life on earth, reflecting on the important events that took place from Palm Sunday through Easter Monday.

    As part of our Holy Week observance, please note the following schedule change:

    Holy Thursday (April 17)
    Early Dismissal at 12:00 PM
    No Lunch Service
    No After School Care

    Good Friday (April 18)
    No School

    Easter Monday (April 21)
    No School

    We encourage families to take this opportunity to reflect together during this sacred week.

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  • Stewards of Kaho’olawe

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  • April is a significant month in t calendar, filled with spiritual reflection, celebration, and community engagement. It often coincides with important liturgical seasons such as Lent and Easter, depending on the year. This month provides a rich opportunity for students in a Catholic school to deepen their faith, learn more about the traditions of the Church, and engage in acts of service and kindness, which are core to Catholic education values.

    Spiritual Growth and Development
    April in the Catholic school setting emphasizes continued spiritual development through participation in Mass, prayer services, and the Sacrament of Reconciliation. These religious activities offer students a chance to reflect on their personal relationship with God and the teachings of Jesus Christ, especially in the context of Easter, which celebrates the resurrection of Christ and is the most joyous celebration in the Christian calendar.

    Easter Celebrations
    Easter isn't just a one-day event but a season celebrated and prepared for with great reverence. Leading up to Easter, schools may participate in the Stations of the Cross, reenacting the Passion and Crucifixion of Jesus Christ. This tradition is a profound way for students to connect with the core beliefs of their faith. The celebration culminates in Easter, where themes of renewal and hope are emphasized, and the community often comes together for a Mass or assembly.

    April in a Catholic school is a dynamic month where education, faith, and action interweave to create a thriving learning environment. Through a focus on significant religious observances, integration of faith into education, and an emphasis on service and environmental stewardship, April embodies the holistic approach to education that Catholic schools strive to provide.

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    "Welcome to Third Grade Market Day! Our young entrepreneurs have created their own products, formed companies, and are running their own businesses. Through buying, selling, and trading handmade and repurposed goods, they are developing real-world skills in math, communication, teamwork, and financial management—all in a fun, hands-on learning experience!"

  • Upcoming Games: April 8th at SPS 

     

    4:00pm (Girls) 5:00pm (Boys) 

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