On Thursday, our school came together to celebrate LIFE.

One of our greatest missions as Catholics is to protect and honor all life, including unborn children. Through our March for Life, students reflected on the dignity of every human life, from conception.

Our 8th graders led meaningful stations throughout the campus, guiding our younger students with faith, knowledge, and love. It was a powerful witness to the values we strive to live each day at St. Agnes.

The celebration of the Feast Day of St. Agnes was a truly beautiful and prayerful moment for our entire school. Our students gathered for a special Mass honoring our Patron Saint, whose life of faith, courage, and love for Christ continues to inspire us.

Following Mass, students had the unique opportunity to venerate the relic of St. Agnes, using a beautiful holy card designed by one of our 8th grade students. It was a meaningful and memorable experience that connected our students to the rich tradition of the Church and to the saint who lovingly watches over our Academy.

St. Agnes, pray for us!

Lights, cheers, and big smiles! Our St. Agnes families filled the arena for a night full of school spirit, laughter, and unforgettable moments at Family Basketball Night. From the excitement on the court to the joy in the stands, it was a night our students will be talking about for a long time. GO HEAT! 🔥🏀

On Friday, St. Agnes Academy celebrated the University of Miami Hurricanes’ National Championship appearance with a fun Go Canes Dress Down Day!

Students and faculty showed their Hurricane pride by wearing UM gear. It was a fun day of school spirit as we cheered on the Canes together.

Our students shared a beautiful time of Adoration and prayer, reflecting on the Baptism of Jesus and our own baptismal identity as beloved sons and daughters of the Father.

Led by Sister Alyssa and guided by the reflections and teachings of Brother Juanmaría José, this special moment invited our students to pause, pray, and remember how deeply they are loved by our Heavenly Father.

Gala spirit was in the air! Our amazing 2nd grade moms and students spread excitement throughout campus, selling gala tickets, sharing smiles, and bringing so much JOY.

And yes… “Honk if you’re going to the Gala!”

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We celebrated our December birthdays during Morning Assembly, giving thanks for the gift of each life.
May this new year be filled with joy, blessings, and God’s loving presence. Happy Birthday to all our December celebrants! 🎉🙏

Our 3rd graders sang with joyful Christmas praise, filling the church with reverence and hope. During the Our Father, our 8th graders gathered around the altar, forming a circle as they led our entire school community in prayer alongside Father JC.

A beautiful and faith-filled moment that reminded us of the unity and joy of worship together.

During our “Follow Your Neighbor” activity, one student leads and the rest follow along, learning attention, patience, and teamwork. It takes time to learn, but it’s such a beautiful way to grow together, and we’ll be doing it every day!

Congratulations to the Villanova siblings, two recipients of the Peacemaker Award for the virtue of Purity. We’re so proud of you!

The Alvarez family siblings, from PK2 to 3rd grade, starting their morning together, one big sister lovingly guiding her three brothers to class. Moments like these make St. Agnes feel like home.

Tickets for the St. Agnes Gala are now up for sale! This year’s Gala will take place on Friday, February 6th at 8:00 PM at the St. Agnes Spencer Center.

Buy your tickets today and let’s make this a night to remember. If you’d like to become a sponsor of the event, see below for more information.

The joy of Christmas filled our campus as students across all grade levels shared the gift of music and celebration through their Christmas shows.

Our Kindergarten–2nd Grade students delighted families with sweet songs, cheerful dances, and joyful smiles, reminding us of the innocence and wonder of the season.

Our 3rd–5th Grade students followed with beautiful performances that blended music, storytelling, and heartfelt expression, helping us reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.

Each performance was a beautiful reminder of the JOY, creativity, and faith that fill our St. Agnes Academy. We are so proud of our students and grateful to our teachers for guiding them through these meaningful celebrations.

For the first time, our 8th grade students went to RCMA on Thursday evening accompanied by their parents and families to continue serving with generous hearts.

Joseph and Mary visited our school, bringing the Nativity story to life in a beautiful and prayerful way.
Our students listened attentively and with joy as they heard the story of Jesus’ birth, a meaningful reminder of the true reason for the season.

Our St. Agnes staff and faculty gathered for a joyful Christmas celebration filled with laughter, gratitude, and Advent spirit. Through Advent buddies + fun Secret Santa exchange, we shared meaningful moments, thoughtful gifts, and lots of smiles.

It was especially special to come together as one community to celebrate the season and give thanks for the blessings of friendship, faith, and service. A beautiful reminder of how grateful we are for one another and for the mission we share.

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!