Inside this issue: Introducing the New SKS STEM [...]

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Inside this issue: SKS 2021 Graduates   [...]

SKS faculty, teachers, and staff fought hard to bring students back into the classroom for the 2020-21 school year, despite the challenges, uncertainties, and risks that the novel coronavirus pandemic brought with it. While the fight is not over yet, we have been able to reach the 100 days of school milestone and can actually celebrate that almost all of them have been in person. SKS’s courageous approach to reopening school in face of COVID-19 and its healthy partnership with families has not gone unnoticed.

BLUE RIBBON FOR SKS On September 24th, 2020, St. Katharine of Siena School was honored as a National Blue Ribbon Exemplary High Performing School. The Blue Ribbon program, now in its 38th year, highlights the work of model school communities where students are supported, engaged, and challenged. The commendation will be an enduring visible symbol for the SKS community, with a National Blue Ribbon School flag and plaque gracing the entry, a reminder to all who enter that our school is a place of exemplary teaching and learning.

SKS TAKES A LEAP The SKS Board of Limited Jurisdiction entered the fundraising arena in a big way on February 29th at the Leap for SKS event, an evening to kick off the new SKS Annual Fund and to continue the fundraising efforts of the Logan Schweiter Scholarship Fund.