St. Augustine Cathedral School

Our annual Legacy Celebration Golf Outing was an absolute blast — and this year shattered records! 🎉

A huge thank you to our incredible sponsors who came through in record numbers, making this the most supported outing yet. We hosted 28 foursomes! That's over 100 golfers teeing it up together for a day of friendly competition, laughter, and great memories!

The day started with beautiful sunshine and perfect conditions… and ended with rain showers that couldn’t dampen our spirits one bit! ☀️➡️🌧️ We powered through, kept the energy high, and proved once again that nothing beats the camaraderie of this amazing community.

Shoutout to every player, volunteer, and sponsor who made the day special. A heartfelt thank you to Henry who braved the elements on Hit the Green and to Kevin who didn't step away from the grill until all were fed! Here’s to great friends, good swings (and the occasional mulligan 😉)! Thank you all for supporting our mission!

What a wonderful year at St. Augustine Cathedral School.🙏 We are proud of our students who have grown in faith, knowledge, and stewardship. From preschool smiles to 8th grade milestones — you’ve all made this year one to remember!

A huge THANK YOU to our dedicated teachers and staff for pouring your hearts into every day with our students. And a special shoutout to our incredible PTO for hosting the FUN Last Blast event! You made the end of the year extra special for our families.

We are so grateful for this Catholic school community that lifts each other up every day. Congratulations, Class of 2026 (and all our P
-8 students)!

Wishing everyone a safe, joyful, and faith-filled summer.

Here's a couple great snaps of the fun we've had these last few days! Looking forward to seeing everyone at Last Blast!

Congratulations St. Augustine Cathedral School Class of 2026! God bless you!

Local poet Jennifer Clark met with our 7th grade this morning. . Ms. Clark introduced the group to ekphrastic poetry. Ekphrastic poetry is a form of creative writing where a poet observes a visual work of art and writes a poem in response. The term comes from the Greek word ekphrasis, meaning "description" or "interpretation". Several students shared their pieces with the class. And all enjoyed the session. Thank you!

We are so proud of our First Communicants! God bless you!

Another Track and Field Day in the books! It was a glorious day! Thank you to the many, many volunteers who helped make this day happen for our students!

Congratulations to our newly confirmed! God bless you!

Seventh grade's service work focuses on the Dignity of Work and the Worker. This year students chose to honor our volunteers! Their gift of time and talent supports the mission of our school and helps build God's Kingdom here on earth! Thank you!