St. Andrew School

We proudly celebrated our 8th grade students at this year’s Scholarship and Awards Ceremony!

Our students were recognized with numerous honors and awarded thousands of dollars in scholarships to local Catholic high schools—a true testament to their hard work, dedication, and commitment to excellence.

We are incredibly proud of all they have accomplished during their time at St. Andrew and look forward to seeing the impact they will make in the years ahead. The future is bright for this remarkable class!

Congratulations to our KINDERGARTEN GRADUATES!

With joyful hearts, they turn in their red shirts—their very first St. Andrew uniform—and look ahead to the blues and plaids of the years to come. What a beautiful symbol of how far they’ve already grown and all that lies ahead.

We are so proud of these young learners and can’t wait to watch them continue their journey at St. Andrew School.

Tonight our 8th graders will graduate and prepare to move on to high school. They "passed the torch" on to the rising 8th grade class in a special ceremony. The current 8th graders shared their best memories from 8th grade. The 7th graders shared their goals for their 8th grade year. Several 7th graders have 8th grade siblings, so this made the event extra special for them.

We are excited to see what comes next for our graduating class, and we are looking forward to the leadership of our rising 8th grade class. We are confident they will step up, lead with kindness and integrity, and continue the strong traditions of our school community.

6th Grade just wrapped up their Personal Finance and Economics unit. They were excited to learn about personal finance, investing, and how the stock market works from a financial planner, Mr. Gleason. They also presented their analyses of the GDP/per capita of a developing versus a developed country and were able to discover the connection between poverty, literacy, and lifespan. They worked hard on these projects!

Our 7th grade students spent the day yesterday at JA Finance Park, getting a hands-on look at what life is like as an adult.

Each student was given a "life scenario" complete with a career, salary, and family, and they quickly learned the realities of budgeting in the real world. From managing expenses to making financial decisions, it was a fun and eye-opening experience that brought classroom learning to life.

Our students and staff gathered during our Field Day closing ceremonies to honor a very special member of the St. Andrew family—Mr. Jeggle—as he celebrates his retirement after 23 years of dedicated service as our junior high math teacher.

For more than two decades, Mr. Jeggle has made a lasting impact on countless students, not only through his love of math, but through his steady presence, sense of humor, and care for each child he taught.

In true Mr. Jeggle fashion, a banner was raised in his honor featuring 23 ties—one for each year he faithfully served the students of St. Andrew. His iconic ties have become a symbol of his personality and the joy he brought to our school each day.

Thank you, Mr. Jeggle, for the difference you have made in the lives of so many. You will always have a special place at St. Andrew!

Last week, the Seminarian Bike Tour made a stop at St. Andrew. The seminarians shared their vocation stories with our students and took time to answer thoughtful questions. It was a meaningful opportunity for our students to learn more about faith, calling, and listening for God's voice in their lives.

This week as our Kindergartners continued their ABC countdown, they celebrated the letter V with a very special guest-- a ventriloquist! Daphne, the sister of one of our kindergarten students, brought her bunny, Peneolpe, to share a special story with the class.

The gym was filled with smiles, laughter, and wide-eyed wonder as Penelope "came to life" and entertained our students. What a fun and memorable way to celebrate the letter V!