Blog post by Mrs. Wilson This time of year finds me a bit nostalgic. Spring is here and baseball gloves and lacrosse sticks begin to make their way in and out of school, car windows are down at pickup in the afternoon, and end-of-the-year field trip request forms start floating […]
Blog by Mrs. Kate Curran The roots of a plant are critical to its survival. Without the roots, the plant cannot what it needs to grow. Even a big, strong, and healthy plant that gets cut off from its roots, will wither and die. A plant that has weak roots […]
THE IMPORTANCE OF ACTIVE PLAY ON SOCIAL AND EMOTIONAL DEVELOPMENT IN EARLY CHILDHOOD Blog post by: Mrs. Laurie Flaherty, Director of Pre-Kindergarten at All Saints Catholic Academy Times have changed and education is trying to keep up with those changes. For those of us old enough to remember a world […]
Posted by Mrs. Wilson, Head of School – During a time when trends are fleeting, I think we can all agree that technology and social media are here to stay. The conveniences and connections are indisputable; we can manage nearly everything using mobile apps and we are able to keep […]
Posted by Mrs. Wilson, Head of School – This year, the Christmas music on our go-to radio station started earlier than ever, which made me panic a little, wondering if I was behind before the first flake of snow hit the ground and the first candle of Advent was lit. […]
Posted by Mrs. Nordenson, 2nd Grade – For the past five years I drive myself crazy during the month of November. Some of you who know me probably think it’s because of my self-proclaimed “foodie” status that drives me nuts. With such a big feast this month, surely I must […]
Posted by Mr. Olsen, Director of Advancement – When a parent enrolls their child(ren) at All Saints Catholic Academy, they are entrusting us with the most precious person in their life. As a school, we know that strong communication is important to parents. There are a myriad of things to communicate with you […]
Posted by Mrs. Curran, 3rd Grade – If you open up almost any Internet page, turn on the TV or radio, or just leave the house, the election news is there. It’s almost impossible to avoid hearing about it. People love it, or they hate it. They avoid it on […]
Posted by Mr. Close, 8th grade homeroom – Everyone makes mistakes and everyone sins. That’s a part of life that will never go away. But a mistake or sin (even if it’s not yours) is also an opportunity to grow. Pope Francis is a prime example. Presently, he is traveling […]
Below is a story that appeared in the school’s official magazine, The Compass, in Summer 2016. You can view the entire magazine online. By Michael Mallen, Class of 2016 – Once I graduate I will have completed nine full years at All Saints Catholic Academy. I remember when I was in […]
Posted by Mrs. Shinners, 6th grade homeroom – The leaves are beginning to change, the nights and mornings are noticeably cooler, and the days are getting shorter which means All Saints Catholic Academy homecoming is on the horizon. Homecoming is an exciting event for students and families. On September 30, […]
Posted by Coach Buczek – New England Revolution vs. Montreal Impact Soccer Game – Sunday, Oct. 23, 2016 I am hoping to start an annual trip to see the New England Revolution, our representative for Major League Soccer. What a great opportunity to enjoy high-level soccer with your family without the responsibility of […]