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.

Our St. Agnes students, under the direction of Mr. T, helped make our Veterans Day Mass especially moving with their beautiful singing and heartfelt participation.

A beautiful morning and a beautiful Veterans Day Mass at St. Agnes! We were honored to welcome our veterans for a very moving celebration. Our students sang patriotic songs, we proudly welcomed the flag, and our wonderful moms prepared a heartwarming breakfast in their honor.

God bless our veterans, and God bless America!

We were blessed to welcome Senior Chief Labrada as our guest speaker, who shared his inspiring testimony on marriage: faith, family, and living one’s vocation with courage and purpose.

At this month’s Peacemaker Awards Assembly, we celebrated our October Peacemakers, students who exemplify the virtue of Friendship, sharing a mutual love that seeks the good of the other.

We’re so proud of our Bears for living out Christ’s call to love one another with kindness, joy, and sincerity!

Congratulations to our Red Ribbon Essay and Door Decorating Contest winners at St. Agnes! Your creativity, reflection, and commitment to living healthy, faith-filled lives truly shined.

A special thank-you to Ofc. Elizabeth Del Valle and Lt. Martin Santiago from the Key Biscayne Police Department for joining us and presenting the prizes to our accomplished students.

Our Kindergarten students spent a beautiful morning at their retreat — singing, painting, praying, and learning together with Brother Juanmaría José and Sister Alyssa at the Church and Adoration Chapel.

It was a joyful time of faith, creativity, and friendship as our youngest students learned more about Jesus’ love and His presence in the Eucharist.

Our PK4 students had a fun and meaningful week learning about community helpers —from firefighters and doctors to police officers and teachers— discovering the many ways people serve and care for others every day.

Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students are diving into advanced computational thinking by programming the Sphero indi robotic car. Unlike basic directional robots, indi allows students to take charge of its onboard color sensor, moving from simple tile-based puzzles to designing intricate algorithmic paths using a dedicated coding app.

Our 3rd, 4th, and 5th-grade students are taking their creativity off the page and into the third dimension! Using 3Doodler pens, our students are learning the foundational principles of design and engineering by drawing in mid-air.

What a joyful and historic morning for our St. Agnes and Key Biscayne community! We celebrated the Ribbon Cutting of our new field alongside Bishop Enrique Delgado, Mayor Joe Rasco, Father Juan Carlos Paguaga, Principal Luisa Serratore, Business Manager Anabel Stevens, Fr. Jorge Reyes, and many of our city’s wonderful representatives.

Our students were the first to try it out, what a blessing for our community!