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Black History Month and Mardi Gras Celebrations!

Fifth graders celebrated Fat Tuesday for Mardi Gras with a King Cake in Religion class!

On Monday, the entire school took part in a Black History Month celebration. Here, Ms. Brown leads the middle school in a round of "Finish the Lyric," where they completed song lyrics by Whitney Houston, the Jackson 5, Bob Marley, Beyonce, and more! 

At another station, they were given iconic images in black history to recreate through illustration. The best work from each division will be chosen to be posted around the school!







At their last station, middle schoolers answered trivia questions about famous figures in Black History.

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  1. This weekend is the annual auction! We hope you can join us this Saturday evening, February 29 for "A Night in Philly" at the Springfield Country Club.
  2. The re-enrollment deadline is next Friday, March 6! Please remember to send your registration in by next week.



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