Innovation and discovery are alive and well in Dr. Miller’s STREAM class!

• Our 4th graders are hard at work designing and building their ping pong ball launcher projects, putting engineering and creativity into action.

• Our 1st graders are getting ready for an exciting egg drop challenge, testing their parachute designs to see if they can safely protect an egg from a fall.

• And Kindergarten students recently completed a hands-on lab exploring the five senses, where they tested each sense through their own experiments.

It’s inspiring to see our students thinking critically, experimenting boldly, and learning through doing!

We are proud to celebrate several of our St. Agnes alumni who continue to grow and excel in academics beyond our campus.

Pictured from left to right: Lorenzo D’Agostini, Sebastian Sanz de Acedo, Jorge Partidas, Nicolas Ortiz, and Alessandro Grimaldi; and in the photo to the right, Camila Echeverri. All part of our St. Agnes alumni family.

A special congratulations to Jorge Partidas, who graduated from the MDC Honors College and will be attending UNC Chapel Hill. We also celebrate Lorenzo D’Agostini, who, after playing professional soccer in Italy, will be joining the UNC Chapel Hill soccer team.

Sebastian Sanz de Acedo continues his academic journey at Northeastern University, demonstrating dedication and excellence.

Nicolas Ortiz continues at the MDC Honors College while also pursuing his own business as an entrepreneur, an impressive example of initiative and leadership.

We also celebrate Camila Echeverri, a now student at Immaculata La Salle High School, who has been nominated for the Saint Michael’s College Book Award for Community Engagement, recognizing her leadership, service, and commitment to others.

We are so proud of all our alumni and the many ways they continue to grow, lead, and represent St. Agnes with excellence wherever they go!

Our amazing altar servers at the Academy Mass were a beautiful witness of reverence, service, and leadership.

Through their attentiveness and dedication, they helped lead our school community in prayer, setting a powerful example for their peers. We are so proud of their commitment to serving the Lord and our community with such care and devotion.

Our PK4 students had the best time during their Golf Cart Wash Day! With buckets of water, lots of soap, and plenty of sunshine, our little ones jumped right in to help get the golf carts sparkling clean.

Between splashing, scrubbing, and rinsing, the day quickly turned into a joyful celebration filled with music, dancing, and laughter. It was a perfect mix of hands-on fun, teamwork, and simple childhood joy, a day our PK4 students won’t forget!

Our PK4 students had the best time during their Golf Cart Wash Day! With buckets of water, lots of soap, and plenty of sunshine, our little ones jumped right in to help get the golf carts sparkling clean.

Between splashing, scrubbing, and rinsing, the day quickly turned into a joyful celebration filled with music, dancing, and laughter. It was a perfect mix of hands-on fun, teamwork, and simple childhood joy — a day our PK4 students won’t forget!

We are proud to celebrate one of our own, Francisco Pages, a St. Agnes Catholic Academy alumnus, whose journey reflects both excellence and a deep commitment to service.

Francisco, who grew up in our St. Agnes community and now attends Immaculata-La Salle High School, recently received the 2026 Student Production Award from the National Academy of Television Arts & Sciences (Suncoast Chapter) for his work Chasing Zero, earning recognition in the Solo Storyteller category. 

While this achievement is remarkable, what stands out even more is who Francisco is beyond the award. Formed in faith and community at St. Agnes, he continues to live out those values with humility and generosity. He remains actively involved in the life of the Church, serving faithfully and giving back to the community that helped shape him.

Francisco’s story is a beautiful witness to our students: that true success is not only found in accomplishments, but in the way we use our gifts: with purpose, integrity, and a heart for others. We are incredibly proud of Francisco and grateful to call him part of the St. Agnes family.

This weekend, our parish celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation, a truly grace-filled moment in the life of our students. Archbishop Thomas Wenski presided, with Fr. Juan Carlos Paguaga and Fr. Jorge Reyes concelebrating.

Surrounded by family, sponsors, and our parish community, our students received the incredible gifts of the Holy Spirit, strengthening them in their faith and calling them to live boldly as witnesses of Christ.

We continue to pray for our newly confirmed, that the Holy Spirit may guide them, inspire them, and remain ever present in their lives.

Our PK2 students enjoyed their very first visit to our very own Florida Wildflower Garden, which is growing and beautifully blossoming!

During their visit, the students lovingly watered the flowers and took time to admire the beauty of God’s creation all around them. It was a peaceful and joyful moment of discovery, care, and wonder.

What an incredible day at St. Agnes! Bear Bash was once again a complete surprise, and an unforgettable one at that. From start to finish, our campus was filled with excitement, laughter, and pure joy as students enjoyed a day they look forward to all year long.

A special thank you to everyone who made this event possible. To our Home & School, parent volunteers, and organizers for the months of planning and care, and to our teachers for their enthusiasm and constant support. It was also beautiful to see our 8th graders stepping up to help and guide the younger students throughout the day.

Moments like these are what make St. Agnes so special.

Our first annual St. Agnes Parent Night was such a fun and memorable evening! Families and friends gathered in the auditorium for a sing-along celebration filled with favorite songs from every decade, laughter, and wonderful spirit.

From burgers and hot dogs to wine, bubbles, and great music, it was a relaxed and joyful night together. Thank you to everyone who came out to support the event and to our amazing Home & School for organizing such a special evening for our St. Agnes community.

Our 1st graders are learning all about three-dimensional shapes! Through hands-on activities and interactive lessons, students are discovering how shapes like cubes, spheres, cones, and cylinders appear in the world around them.

It has been a fun and engaging way to build early math skills while encouraging observation and creativity.

A heartfelt thank you to our wonderful Home & School for the delicious Friday treat provided for our faculty and staff!

Your kindness, generosity, and thoughtfulness made the day extra special and reminded us how grateful we are for such a supportive and caring community. Small gestures like these mean so much and are a beautiful reflection of the love that surrounds St. Agnes.

Big words and even bigger smiles filled our campus during the PK4 Vocabulary March! Our youngest learners proudly marched through campus, showing off all the vocabulary they’ve been learning this year. It was a joyful and creative celebration of their growth, confidence, and love for learning.

We are proud to recognize our newly inducted members of the National Junior Honor Society, celebrated during a beautiful ceremony. This special moment honored students who exemplify scholarship, leadership, service, character, and citizenship. We are grateful to Father Juan Carlos Paguaga for leading us in prayer, to Luisa Serratore for her leadership, to Mary Stevens, Assistant Principal, and to Elena Rodriguez for helping make this meaningful event possible. We also thank all the families and future NJHS inductees who joined us for this special occasion.

Our 3rd & 4th graders had a wonderful day at the zoo filled with hands-on learning, new discoveries, and lots of smiles!

A highlight of the trip was feeding the giraffes, an unforgettable experience that brought learning to life in such a special way. We are grateful for these opportunities that spark curiosity and joy in our students.

A truly beautiful and grace-filled Academy Mass, presided over by Father Juan Carlos, as we gathered before Easter break. Through the voices of our 8th graders, we were led in prayer and invited to reflect more deeply on Christ’s Passion, preparing our hearts for this sacred time.

Last week, during Holy Week, the Stations of the Cross were beautifully depicted, enacted, and prayerfully led by our 8th grade students.

Their moving and reverent reenactment invited our school community into a deeper reflection on Christ’s Passion. We are grateful for the care, dedication, and prayerful spirit they brought to this sacred tradition. Thank you, 8th grade, for guiding us so meaningfully during this time of prayer.

What an incredible day of teamwork, fun, and community it was! Our students had the opportunity to participate in the 3rd Annual CDS Soccer Tournament. We are grateful to all who made this event possible and to such an organization that creates meaningful opportunities for our students to grow in service, generosity, and also in school spirit.

Creativity, math, and entrepreneurship were on full display at our 8th Grade Business Fair!

Our students brought their ideas to life, showcasing innovation, teamwork, and real-world skills in action. Thank you to all the grades, faculty and staff who came out to support their efforts, your encouragement means so much.

All proceeds went toward Bear Bash, making this event not only a great learning experience, but also a meaningful contribution to our school community.

Learning is in action across all grade levels in our STREAM program! Our Kindergarten students explored static electricity, using balloons to transfer charges, picking up fish, making jellyfish dance, and even getting butterflies to flap their wings!

In 1st Grade, students investigated shadows, heading outside to observe how light changes the size and shape of shadows in real time.

Our 4th graders dove into the concept of memory, collecting data and experimenting with sensory memory. Through matching animals, numbers, and colors, and solving code patterns using the process of elimination, they explored how our brains work.

Meanwhile, our 6th grade music students wrapped up their Ancient Rome unit with presentations, sharing their research and bringing history to life through their learning.

From science to creativity to critical thinking, our students are discovering, experimenting, and growing every day!