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St. James Elementary – Crete NE
WE DID IT! 🎉 The calendar lottery is officially coming to a close, and the results are incredible. We sold 1,038 tickets, shattering our original
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Science in action! 🐟 Our 5th graders took a deep dive into biology today by dissecting trout as part of our "Trout in the Classroom"
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Sister Theresa Marie and the kids had so much fun dressing up as grandmas and grandpas for Catholic Week! 👵👴💙 Such a joyful and creative
St. James Elementary – Crete NE
Our students took on the Earthquake Challenge today! 🏢 Simulated tremors were no match for these innovative designs. High-fives all around for our 6th-grade engineers!
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James Ward competed in the Tri-City Tournament scoring a 209 in Bullseye and a 183 in 3-D. He also competed in the Milford 3D only
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St. James Elementary – Crete NE
WE DID IT! 🎉 The calendar lottery is officially coming to a close, and the results are incredible. We sold 1,038 tickets, shattering our original
St. James Elementary – Crete NE
📢Come and join us tomorrow 📢
📢Acompañanos mañana📢
St. James Elementary – Crete NE
Science in action! 🐟 Our 5th graders took a deep dive into biology today by dissecting trout as part of our "Trout in the Classroom"
Faith Dimension: The K-6th grade students have the privilege of attending daily Mass and daily religion classes; the parish priest visits each classroom; the students are well prepared for receiving the sacraments; Catholic customs and traditions are emphasized throughout the liturgical year; and our Catholic faith is integrated in regular subjects.
Academic Excellence: We expect our students to do their best and beyond. The curriculum includes: Religion, Reading, Phonics, Math, Handwriting, Science, Social Studies, Health, Art, Vocal Music, P.E., Library, and Computer. Students receive letter grades in all subjects and participate in the Terra Nova standardized test in grades 3rd-6th. Homework is given to 1st-6th grades.
Importance of Catholic Education: “Catholic education is an expression of the mission entrusted by Jesus to the Church He founded. Through education the Church seeks to prepare its members to proclaim the Good News and to translate this proclamation into action. Since the Christian vocation is a call to transform oneself and society with God’s help, the educational efforts of the Church must encompass the twin purposes of personal sanctification and social reform in light of Christian values.” To Teach as Jesus Did , #7
Role of Catholic Educators: “In the Catholic School, ‘prime responsibility for creating this unique Christian climate rests with the teachers, as individuals and as a community.’ Teaching has an extraordinary moral depth and is one of man’s most excellent and creative activities, for the teacher does not write on inanimate material, but on the very spirits of human beings. The personal relations between the teacher and the students, therefore, assume an enormous importance and are not limited simply to giving and taking. Moreover, we must remember that teachers and educators fulfill a specific Christian vocation and share an equally specific participation in the mission of the Church, to the extent that it depends chiefly on them where the Catholic school achieves its purpose.” The Catholic School on the Threshold of the third Millennium p. 20