Saint Gabriel Catholic School

Although school is out for the summer, we're still reminiscing about one of our favorite end-of-the-year projects, the Egg Drop Science Experiment! This exciting event is something our 4th and 5th graders look forward to every year. Working in teams, students put their engineering skills to the test as they designed and built protective carriers for their eggs. The ultimate challenge? Surviving a drop from our third floor window!

Students watched in amazement as each project came gliding, floating, and tumbling safely to the ground. We are proud to report that every group successfully protected their egg, with no cracks to be found! Great job to all of our young engineers for their creativity, teamwork, and problem-solving skills. Check out these photos from this year's egg-cellent adventure! 🥚🚀🔬

Today we celebrate the last day of school at St. Gabriel School! 🎉☘️

As we close another incredible school year, we want to thank our students, families, faculty, and staff for making this year so special. From classroom learning and school Masses to field trips, performances, service projects, and countless memories made along the way, it has been a year filled with growth, friendship, and faith.

We are so proud of all that our Shamrocks have accomplished this year. We wish everyone a safe, relaxing, and fun-filled summer break. Thank you for a wonderful school year—we can't wait to see you again in the fall!
Happy Summer, Shamrocks! ☀️💚

After many years of inspiring young minds at SGCS, Mr. Pigott is retiring.

Please join us in thanking him for his years of dedication and wishing him happiness and health in this next chapter.

Congratulations, Mr. Pigott!

“Little backpacks, big bright dreams,
Growing faster than it seems.
Kindergarten days are through,
First grade adventures wait for you!”

Today our Kindergarten Shamrocks proudly walk across the stage in their little caps and gowns! 🎓☘️ We are so proud of all they have accomplished this year and know they are going to be terrific first graders. It’s a great day to be a Shamrock!

A special thank you to Maura Callahan Photography for capturing these unforgettable moments for our St. Gabriel Catholic School families.

We are so proud of our preschoolers and all they have accomplished this school year! Today we celebrate these amazing students at their Pre-K Promotion Ceremony as they get ready for their next adventure.

This class definitely knows how to party together! Check out these fun photos from our annual Preschool Prom! A day filled with dancing, smiles, and special memories with friends. We are so proud of our little Shamrocks! ☘️

Today, our hearts are full as we celebrate our incredible 8th grade graduates! 🎓As they complete their journey at St. Gabriel School, we are so proud of the young men and women they have become. Their leadership, faith, kindness, and school spirit have left a lasting mark on our Shamrock family. While this chapter comes to an end, they will always have a home here at St. Gabriel. Once a Shamrock, always a Shamrock! ☘️ Congratulations, Class of 2026 — we cannot wait to see all the amazing things God has planned for you!

St Gabe’s Class of 2026 Enjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.

Congratulations to St. Gabriel’s own, Ms. Carmona! We are so proud of you! ☘️

Congratulations to the Empowering Educators program Class of 2026! During their year-end event, teacher leaders from Chicago and Northwest Indiana presented their leadership action research projects and were recognized for completing 100 hours of professional learning through our partnership with Roche Center for Catholic Education of Boston College. Their dedication to growth and innovation is shaping stronger classrooms and brighter futures for students across Big Shoulders Fund schools.

Today we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. As we enjoy time with family and friends this Memorial Day, let us never forget those who gave everything.