5th grade read Wonder, a powerful and heartwarming novel about August Pullman, a boy with a facial difference who attends school for the first time. Through Auggie’s experiences, and the perspectives of those around him, students explored what it means to be different and how our choices affect others.

The story reflects the importance of kindness, empathy, and acceptance. Students learned that everyone is fighting a battle we may not see, and that choosing kindness can make a big difference. Wonder encourages us to stand up for others, include everyone, and remember that being kind is more important than being right.

This book sparked meaningful conversations and reminded us all that “when given the choice between being right or being kind, choose kind.”

Our 8th grade students delivered toys to Centro Mater with hearts full of joy!

Their generosity, kindness, and spirit of service were truly inspiring. A beautiful witness to the true meaning of Christmas, remembering that Jesus is the reason for the season.

Our 6th–8th Grade Advent Show was a beautiful gift to our St. Agnes community.
Thank you to our students for such a meaningful and reverent performance as we prepare our hearts for Christmas. We are so proud of you!

We joyfully celebrated the official ribbon cutting of our new SmartLab! Thank you to everyone who joined us, principals from neighboring schools, faculty, staff, clergy, and our SmartLab partners, for being part of this special moment.

We are excited for all the creativity, collaboration, and learning already taking place in this innovative space!

Our 7th graders enjoyed an exciting and educational field trip to Jungle Island!

As part of their Life Science curriculum, students explored animal diversity and observed behavior up close. A fun, hands-on experience that brought learning to life!

Our PK3 and PK4 Christmas Show was filled with color, joy, and so much Christmas cheer!
The children sang and danced with beautiful enthusiasm, reminding us of the true spirit of Christmas. Their smiles and joy truly warmed our hearts and made this celebration unforgettable.

Big brother from the Pietri family bringing his little siblings to class each morning… the sweetest start to the day!

At the Academy Adoration, our students reflected on the season of Advent and what it means to prepare our hearts to receive the greatest gift: Jesus, our Lord and Savior.

As we journey through this sacred season, may we make room for Him and prepare the manger of our hearts.

PK4 brought the greatest story ever told to life! In our classroom, students joyfully role-played the Nativity, learning about Mary, Joseph, Baby Jesus, the angels, and the shepherds. A beautiful way to enter into the wonder of Christmas!

Lia’s family from PK4 welcomed the Images of the Sacred Heart of Jesus and the Immaculate Heart of Mary into their home for a week. What a beautiful way for families to pray together and invite God’s peace into their home!

If your family would like to sign up for a week with the Sacred Hearts, we invite you to join this special devotion.

At Ms. Chloe’s class, 6th graders stepped into the world of Ancient Rome by practicing how to build their own dome using the same scaffolding techniques used in the Pantheon!

A hands-on lesson in engineering, history, and teamwork, just like the architects of old.

Congratulations to our November Peacemakers! 💛
This month we celebrated the virtue of Courtesy, being thoughtful, respectful, and attentive to others. We are so proud of our students who live this virtue each day!

Our PK4A students had a sweet time learning the letter Ll by making lemonade! 🍋
Hands-on learning makes letters come alive, and our little learners had so much fun tasting, mixing, and exploring the sound of Ll.

Our Pre-K2 students enjoyed a sweet and joyful Thanksgiving Lunch with their parents! It was a beautiful morning of smiles, family moments, and gratitude shared around the table.

We are thankful for our amazing families who make our St. Agnes community feel like home.

Our PK4 students celebrated Thanksgiving week with a special Native American ceremony! Each child received a Native American name and feather, learning about respect, gratitude, and community.

They also learned about the Mayflower, reenacting the Pilgrims’ journey on the ship, discovering what life was like, and celebrating Thanksgiving in many fun and meaningful ways.

A joyful tradition that helps our little ones appreciate the beauty of our country’s heritage and the spirit of gratitude!

Gratitude filled our church and campus as our students gathered for a beautiful Thanksgiving Mass. We give thanks for our faith, our families, and every blessing the Lord has entrusted to us. May this season deepen our hearts in gratitude and joy.

Our St. Agnes dads enjoyed a fun and energetic soccer match on our new field this weekend! A wonderful way to build community, stay active, and share in the joy and fellowship that make St. Agnes so special.

Our Open House on Saturday was a total success! Thank you to all the families who visited and to everyone who helped make the day so welcoming and joyful. We are truly blessed by our St. Agnes community!

Our Thanksgiving Food Drive is underway, and some of our classes have already begun their walking trips to Winn-Dixie to purchase items for families in need. We extend a heartfelt thank-you to our parent volunteers who make these outings possible and safe.