Our St. Agnes students, under the direction of Mr. T, helped make our Veterans Day Mass especially moving with their beautiful singing and heartfelt participation.

A beautiful morning and a beautiful Veterans Day Mass at St. Agnes! We were honored to welcome our veterans for a very moving celebration. Our students sang patriotic songs, we proudly welcomed the flag, and our wonderful moms prepared a heartwarming breakfast in their honor.

God bless our veterans, and God bless America!

We were blessed to welcome Senior Chief Labrada as our guest speaker, who shared his inspiring testimony on marriage: faith, family, and living one’s vocation with courage and purpose.

At this month’s Peacemaker Awards Assembly, we celebrated our October Peacemakers, students who exemplify the virtue of Friendship, sharing a mutual love that seeks the good of the other.

We’re so proud of our Bears for living out Christ’s call to love one another with kindness, joy, and sincerity!

Congratulations to our Red Ribbon Essay and Door Decorating Contest winners at St. Agnes! Your creativity, reflection, and commitment to living healthy, faith-filled lives truly shined.

A special thank-you to Ofc. Elizabeth Del Valle and Lt. Martin Santiago from the Key Biscayne Police Department for joining us and presenting the prizes to our accomplished students.

Our Kindergarten students spent a beautiful morning at their retreat — singing, painting, praying, and learning together with Brother Juanmaría José and Sister Alyssa at the Church and Adoration Chapel.

It was a joyful time of faith, creativity, and friendship as our youngest students learned more about Jesus’ love and His presence in the Eucharist.

Our PK4 students had a fun and meaningful week learning about community helpers —from firefighters and doctors to police officers and teachers— discovering the many ways people serve and care for others every day.

Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students are diving into advanced computational thinking by programming the Sphero indi robotic car. Unlike basic directional robots, indi allows students to take charge of its onboard color sensor, moving from simple tile-based puzzles to designing intricate algorithmic paths using a dedicated coding app.

Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students are taking their creativity off the page and into the third dimension! Using 3Doodler pens, our students are learning the foundational principles of design and engineering by drawing in mid-air.

What a joyful and historic morning for our St. Agnes and Key Biscayne community! We celebrated the Ribbon Cutting of our new field alongside Bishop Enrique Delgado, Mayor Joe Rasco, Father Juan Carlos Paguaga, Principal Luisa Serratore, Business Manager Anabel Stevens, Fr. Jorge Reyes, and many of our city’s wonderful representatives.

Our students were the first to try it out, what a blessing for our community!

Our St. Agnes community joyfully celebrated Mrs. Luisa Serratore’s birthday this week! Students, faculty, staff, and clergy came together to give thanks for her faithful leadership and loving dedication, praying that the Lord bless her in the year ahead with joy, peace, and grace in abundance.

On the Feast of St. John Paul II, our 5th graders spent a beautiful day on retreat reflecting on his inspiring words, “Be not afraid to be saints!”

Students prayed, shared, and discovered that holiness begins in the simple, joyful moments of daily life.

Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students are moving from coding robots to designing electrical systems in a truly hands-on, unforgettable way!

Our 1st and 2nd Graders Launch Their Coding Journey with Botley 2.0 the Robot.

A vibrant and joyful morning celebrating cultures from around the world! Thank you to everyone who helped make this celebration so special, a beautiful reminder of the unity and diversity that enrich our St. Agnes family!