💕 Valentine’s Day Candy Grams! 🍬 Our 8th graders were spreading the sweetness across campus, delivering Candy Grams filled with smiles, friendship, and a little extra JOY. Such a fun way to celebrate kindness and community at St. Agnes!

On the Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, our St. Agnes family gathered for a beautiful Mass and procession, welcoming Mother Mary into the church with reverence and joy. Students placed candles at her feet as symbols of their personal intentions, and a basket holding the prayers and names of all our students and faculty was lovingly presented to her. It was a powerful reminder that we entrust our entire school community to her maternal care. We are also deeply grateful for our incredible Homeroom Moms, who organized our Gala with such generosity and love. At the end of Mass, Fr. Juan Carlos offered them a special blessing in gratitude for the beautiful work they freely gave to our community — a truly inspiring moment of service. Together, may we continue to place everything at Mary’s feet.

Our Lady of Lourdes, pray for us.

Last Wednesday, our 7th graders stepped away from their usual routine to spend a special day on retreat. Through prayer, reflection, talks, and time together, they were invited to grow deeper in their relationship with Christ and with one another. It was a beautiful opportunity to pause, listen, and open their hearts to what God is doing in their lives. We are grateful for the time, guidance, and care that made this day so meaningful for our students. May the seeds planted during this retreat continue to grow — on good ground!

📣 And the winner is… Class 2A! 🙌
Congratulations to our 2A class for winning this year’s Door Decoration Contest! The judges were especially impressed by the high level of student participation, creativity, and teamwork that truly made their door stand out.

Well done to our students and teacher for this joyful and collaborative achievement!

Our PK3 children were beautifully presented to the Lord in a special moment led by Fr. Jorge Reyes. Surrounded by their family members, our youngest students were entrusted to God’s loving care, asking His blessing over their lives, growth, and journey of faith.

A tender and meaningful moment reminding us that each child is a precious gift from God.

Our St. Agnes Gala on Friday was truly an incredible evening! Filled with joy, celebration, and generous hearts, the night brought our community together for a beautiful cause.

Thanks to the overwhelming support of our families, friends, and sponsors, the Gala was a great success in raising funds toward the remodeling of our school cafeteria, a space that serves our students every day and will now be renewed for years to come.

From the lively atmosphere to the meaningful generosity shown throughout the night, it was a powerful reminder of what we can accomplish together. Thank you to everyone who attended, supported, donated, and helped make this unforgettable evening possible.

Together, we are building the future of St. Agnes.

In Algebra 1, students collected real-world data by measuring arm span and height to see if the two are related. They created scatter plots and drew a line of best fit to model the relationship using an equation. This hands-on project helped students connect algebra to their own bodies and everyday life.

One of our favorite St. Agnes traditions returned with plenty of laughs, cheers, and school spirit! Our faculty faced off against the 8th graders in a friendly (and competitive!) kickball game.

After a great match, the students claimed the win with a final score of 2–1. Well played by both teams, memories like these make St. Agnes so special!

Our Academy joined Catholic schools from across the Archdiocese to celebrate Catholic Schools Week at Mass at St. Mary’s Cathedral of Miami, giving thanks for the gift of Catholic education and our shared mission in faith.

Our 6th graders dove into the rich artistic traditions of Ancient China through hands-on learning! Students practiced traditional Chinese brush painting techniques and proudly completed their in-class Terracotta Army project. Through art and history combined, they explored culture, craftsmanship, and creativity in a meaningful and memorable way.

After learning about the settlers of Jamestown, the first permanent English colony, students created detailed models of the settlement. Their projects included important structures such as the defensive wall and bulwark for protection, row houses where settlers lived, the church for worship, barracks for soldiers, and a trading post for exchanging goods.

This hands-on activity helped students understand how each part of the colony played an important role in daily life and survival. Students showed great creativity and a strong understanding of early colonial history.

Our PK2–PK4 students took part in a beautiful Book Drive for NICU families.

Before donating, students gathered for a short reflection to learn who they were serving and why acts of kindness matter. They then lovingly created handmade cards, letting families know that they are being prayed for during this tender time.

Our 5th graders and Kindergarten students came together to serve our neighbors in need through a beautiful act of compassion.

Students prepared sandwiches for the homeless and supported the mission of Hermanos de la Calle, while 5th Grade also collected personal hygiene kits to be shared with those we serve.

A meaningful experience of service, teamwork, and living out our faith by caring for others.

On Tuesday, January 27, 2026, our 2nd graders created First Communion gifts for fellow 2nd grade students at another school as a beautiful act of faith and friendship.

Through this meaningful project, our students reflected on the importance of the sacrament while sharing joy, love, and encouragement with others preparing for the same special milestone. A heartfelt reminder that First Communion is not only a personal celebration, but one meant to be shared with others.

Field Day was an absolute blast! 🐻✨ The field came alive with Bear spirit as our students showed incredible energy, teamwork, and athletic pride throughout the day. From friendly competition to big smiles and cheers, it was a joyful celebration of community, sportsmanship, and school spirit. Go St. Agnes Bears!

Drumroll, please… 🥁✨
We are excited to announce the winners of our All-Inclusive St. Agnes Academy Gala Raffle — Maria Lepage and Paola Garrido!

Our PK4 students are learning in the most hands-on and joyful ways! Using math manipulatives and ten frames, they are building early number sense and strengthening their math skills through play.

At the same time, they’re exploring the wonders of the Arctic and Antarctic, learning about animals that live in these icy regions. From counting to discovering penguins and polar bears, PK4 is full of curiosity, learning, and fun!

5th graders are beginning their Movie Music unit with Ms. Miller by exploring the very beginnings of film!

Students created a thaumatrope, a simple device that combines two still images into one when spun. Through this hands-on activity, they learned about the perception of vision—how our brains retain an image for a brief moment even after it disappears—and discovered how this concept laid the foundation for motion pictures.

A fascinating blend of science, art, and history in action!

The 100th Day of School brought us the cutest viejitos ever!

From dressing as 100-year-olds to showing off outfits made with 100 things, our students celebrated this milestone with creativity, laughter, and big smiles. The day was made even more special through 100 Acts of Kindness, as students opened kindness letters and spread JOY throughout our campus.

A beautiful celebration of 100 days of learning, growth, kindness, and JOY at St. Agnes!