A cherished St. Agnes tradition, our 8th graders proudly announced the high schools they will attend next year: Immaculata-La Salle, Christopher Columbus, Belen Jesuit, Our Lady of Lourdes Academy, Carrollton School of the Sacred Heart, MAST Academy, Palmer Trinity, Gulliver Preparatory School, and the American School of Madrid.

As they prepare to begin this exciting new chapter, we celebrate their accomplishments and the many ways they have contributed to our school community. We are proud of the Class of 2026 and look forward to seeing all that God has in store for them.

Faculty and staff gathered for a fun-filled End-of-Year Celebration to reflect on a wonderful school year and enjoy time together before summer begins. The evening featured delicious appetizers, refreshing drinks, plenty of laughter, and the always-entertaining Paylocity Awards presented by Maren Martinez.

One of the highlights of the celebration was recognizing faculty and staff members celebrating milestone anniversaries of service to St. Agnes Catholic Academy. We are grateful for their dedication, commitment, and the many years they have invested in our students and school community. Congratulations to all our honorees!

Our PK2, PK3, and PK4 students wrapped up the school year with a day full of excitement, laughter, and unforgettable memories! The children enjoyed meeting a variety of friendly farm animals, learning about them up close, and taking rides on a fun choo-choo train around campus.

From smiling faces to joyful adventures, it was the perfect way to celebrate a wonderful year of learning, friendship, and growth. What a special day for our youngest Bears!

One of the most cherished traditions at St. Agnes Catholic Academy, the 8th Grade Final Academy Mass is a special moment of prayer, gratitude, and reflection as students prepare to begin a new chapter. During the celebration, Fr. Juan Carlos shared heartfelt words of encouragement, reminding students to keep Christ at the center of their lives wherever they may go.

Following Mass, students gathered with their teachers and classmates to sing “We Are the World,” a moving St. Agnes tradition filled with gratitude, memories, joy, and emotion. As the Class of 2026 prepares for graduation, we pray they always carry with them the faith, friendships, and values formed here at St. Agnes.

Once a Bear, always a Bear!

Our Kindergarten students celebrated their D.A.R.E. Graduation with smiles, excitement, and lots of pride! Through the program, students learned important lessons about making good choices, showing kindness and respect, and building strong character.

We are so proud of our little ones for all they learned and for the joyful spirit they bring to our St. Agnes community each day!

Our St. Agnes student-athletes and coaches joined schools from across the Archdiocese of Miami for the annual Athletic Honors Mass, a beautiful celebration recognizing the dedication, teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship shown throughout the year.

We are proud of the many ways our Bears represent St. Agnes both on and off the field, striving for excellence while growing in faith, discipline, and character. Congratulations to all of our athletes and coaches on a wonderful year!

Our 1st graders had an amazing day exploring the Phillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science!

From hands-on exhibits to exciting discoveries, students had the opportunity to learn through exploration, curiosity, and wonder.

Throughout the visit, they explored the world of science in interactive and engaging ways, discovering more about animals, space, the human body, technology, and the natural world around them. It was wonderful to see their excitement as they asked questions, made observations, and connected classroom learning to real-life experiences.

Field trips like these inspire creativity, critical thinking, and a deeper appreciation for learning. What a fun and memorable day for our 1st graders!

Our 3rd graders did a beautiful job singing at the First Holy Communion Masses at St. Agnes. Their voices helped make the celebration even more prayerful and joyful for the students and families receiving the Eucharist for the first time.

After the Mass, Fr. Juan Carlos personally thanked the students for their wonderful singing and for helping lead the community in such a special celebration of faith.

Congratulations to the winners of the 5th Grade STREAM Egg Car Project! Students worked creatively to design and build cars that would safely protect their eggs through the challenge.

A special thank you to Dr. Miller, who made trophies and certificates to celebrate the students’ hard work, creativity, and innovation. What a fun and exciting project!

Some of our talented 4th graders brought smiles to our PK4 students by performing songs on the ukulele! It was a joyful moment of music, confidence, and friendship across grade levels.

In STEM, our 4th graders also took on a creative engineering challenge: figuring out how to guide a marble down a board and into cups without touching the cotton balls along the way. Great teamwork, problem-solving, and critical thinking in action!

What a beautiful and grace-filled celebration of First Holy Communion at St. Agnes Catholic Church. Surrounded by their families, teachers, and parish community, our 2nd graders received Jesus in the Eucharist for the very first time.

The Mass was presided over by our pastor, Fr. Juan Carlos Paguaga, and accompanied by our parochial vicar, Fr. Jorge Reyes. It was a truly special moment in the lives of our students and families, one filled with joy, reverence, and deep love for Our Lord in the Blessed Sacrament.

Virtue of the month of April: Forgiveness
Pardoning those who offend you
Saints/Models: St. Patrick, St. Margaret of Castello, St. Josephine Bakhita

What a joyful and memorable Grandparents Day at St. Agnes! Our grandparents had the opportunity to visit classrooms, attend Mass with their grandchildren, enjoy a special breakfast together, and explore our student Art Show.

It was a beautiful day filled with love, faith, smiles, and precious moments shared across generations. We are so grateful for the wisdom, prayers, and support our grandparents bring to our students and to the students and the whole community. Thank you for making the day so special!

This past week, our 2nd graders received the Sacrament of First Reconciliation, an important and beautiful step in their faith journey. Surrounded by their parents, families, teachers, and parish community, the students encountered God’s mercy, love, and forgiveness in a special way.

It was beautiful to witness families gathered together in prayer and support as the children prepared their hearts for this sacrament and continued their journey toward First Holy Communion. May they always remember the peace and joy that come from God’s loving mercy.

Thank you, Officer Eli, for all you do to keep our school safe and bring peace, joy, and kindness to our community each day. Your care, dedication, and presence mean so much to all of us.

We appreciate you greatly, you’re the best, Officer Eli!

Our students’ creativity truly shined through every project. From incredible attention to detail to imaginative designs and the unique use of recycled materials, each piece was so special and inspiring.

It was beautiful to see everyday items transformed into works of art through the talent and creativity of our students. We are so proud of all the hard work on display today! Congratulations to Ms. Sonia and all of our wonderful student artists!

What a joyful morning at St. Agnes as our students, families, and staff surprised Fr. Jorge Reyes during morning drop-off in celebration of the anniversary of his priestly ordination!

From thoughtful gifts and sweet treats to smiles, prayers, and heartfelt congratulations, it was a beautiful way to show our gratitude for all that Fr. Jorge does for our community each day.

Thank you, Fr. Jorge, for your joyful witness, your priesthood, and your love for our St. Agnes family. We are so blessed to have you!

Our 3rd grade students recently completed their very own kaleidoscopes as part of a fun and creative science activity! Through this hands-on project, they explored how light travels and how mirrors reflect images to create colorful patterns and unique designs.

It was wonderful to see their creativity and excitement come to life while learning important science concepts in such an engaging way. Great job, 3rd grade!

Last week, Mila Vadala, Maria Alice Lage, and Bernardo Huilan received their First Holy Communion surrounded by their families, loved ones, and our parish community.

It was beautiful to witness the joy on their faces as they received Jesus in the Eucharist for the very first time. We continue to pray for them and their families, that their love for Our Lord may continue to grow each day and that they may always remain close to Him.

Our St. Agnes students have been prayerfully leading a Novena in thanksgiving for Archbishop Thomas Wenski and his faithful priestly service to the Church.

As he celebrates the 50th anniversary of his priestly ordination, we unite as a school and parish community in gratitude for his ministry and leadership. May the Lord continue to bless and strengthen Archbishop Wenski, and may our students continue growing in faith through the power of prayer.