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Our JV Girls Basketball team wrapped up their season yesterday...

This year’s theme challenged students to reflect on the sacredness of life...

Congratulations to our Gr. 3/4 Instructional Team...

On Friday, our amazing parents hosted a delightful Valentine’s celebration for our students...

As part of their Chemistry unit, our 7th and 8th grade students have been investigating a mystery reaction hidden within a mixture...

Representatives will be present from the following Programs: Surviving Divorce, Retrouvaille, & Life-Giving Wounds...

St. Ann Classical Academy is now accepting applications for Pre-K (4-year-olds) through 8th Grade.

As part of their study of American History, our 5th grade students are exploring Paul Revere’s Ride through the lens of classical integration...

On Tuesday of Catholic Schools Week, we celebrated our nation with a special focus on piety...

Today our third graders concluded their study of Little House in the Big Woods and Farmer Boy by Laura Ingalls Wilder...

Our Catholic Schools Week included Celebrating our Community with a Focus on Goodness...

We are deeply grateful to Hope Through Education USA for visiting our school and for so beautifully highlighting the heart of Catholic Schools Week...

Big win for our JV Girls Basketball team this past Saturday...

So much to be grateful for this season—especially the sweet success of our Griggstown Pie Fundraiser...

We were honored to welcome Mrs. Peach Smith, who offered a beautiful and insightful presentation on classical education and Narration, the voice of the Trivium...

Today, we offer our deepest gratitude to every St. Ann family who generously supported our Thanksgiving Food Drive...

Yesterday, before our Thanksgiving Assembly, our entire school gathered in the church for Adoration and Thanksgiving...

Our school wide Thanksgiving Assembly was filled with so much joy this morning...

There is a special kind of magic that settles into a home once Advent begins. It is gentle and quiet, like candlelight flickering against early darkness, siblings sitting close under a blanket, the soft rustle of evergreen boughs, and the hush that enters the room when Scripture is read aloud. In a world that races through December, Advent offers something different. It invites families into a rhythm that is slower, warmer, and deeply human. Parents need this rhythm just as much as their children do. Children need quiet and story and closeness. Parents do too. Middle schoolers who seem independent still need warmth and wonder. Parents who carry responsibilities and burdens still need the peace that comes from candlelit prayer and shared tradition. At our most recent General HSA meeting, Mrs. Peach Smith reflected on narration as the voice of the Trivium and the power of story to shape the mind and heart. Her words echoed what Advent naturally provides. Children listen, ponder, retell, and make meaning. And parents find themselves doing the same. Below are twelve Advent traditions that bring warmth, beauty, peace, and memory to families with children from Pre K through eighth grade and that nourish the hearts of...

Our students gathered for a beautiful Veterans Day assembly to honor the brave men and women who have served our country...