Saint Theresa Catholic School

Congratulations to the Class of 2026!

We said goodbye to our 8th graders last week after celebrating them with our special 8th grade traditions: 8th Grade Awards, a congratulatory breakfast put on by the 7th grade, our 8th grade v.s. Faculty volleyball game, and more.

We are proud of these students and grateful to their families for the partnership we have enjoyed during their time at STCS. May they be a light unto others as they share their many gifts with the world beyond St. Theresa. God bless them all!

Presenting our 2026-2027 Student Council Officers: Keegan Murphy (President), Lyla Shapiro (VP), Remy Hernandez (Treasurer), and Charlotte Lam (Secretary). Congratulations to these, and ALL, of our amazing StuCo candidates who campaigned hard and delivered moving speeches last week during Student Council Elections. The future is so bright for all of our motivated, courageous young leaders. Win or lose, STCS is proud of these outstanding students! ❤️💙

As part of last week’s Pep Rally, our 8th grade students presented flowers to honor their parents who have served as volunteer coaches during their time at STCS. We are so grateful for the time and attention these wonderful coaches have put into the formation of our student athletes both on and off the fields and courts!

Spring has sprung in the ECC! Throughout the school-year our Preschool through Transitional Kindergarten classes are taught thematically where children learn through meaningful, connected experiences. This latest unit on butterflies encompassed a wide array of cross-curricular concepts: Butterfly lifecycle in science; counting, comparing, and graphing in math; the Resurrection and new life in religion; colors, creativity and imagination in art. Hands on educational experiences such as these bring learning to life in ways our ECC students will always remember!

Step back in time with our 3rd grade Historical Village! A beloved Saint Theresa Catholic School tradition that has been part of our community for decades. Our students bring history to life as they step into the roles of influential historical figures; sharing their stories through research, creativity, and public speaking. This walk-through experience is always a highlight for our students and families alike! Moments like these help us reflect on what makes STCS so special. We are blessed to be at a school where learning is lived, traditions are honored, and students grow in both knowledge and confidence 📜✨

✨ Second star to the right and straight on to an unforgettable night! ✨

Our talented 2nd through 8th grade students took us on a magical journey to Neverland with Peter Pan Jr. 🧚‍♀️ From the music and costumes to the courage and creativity on stage, it was a beautiful celebration of the gifts God has given each of our performers. So proud of our cast and crew for reminding us all to never stop believing, imagining, and soaring! 💫

Thank you to our amazing event chairs Lisa Heroux, Ami Kroeger, Kori Shapiro, and Liz Walker as well as all our volunteers who never fail to make magic happen for our students and community!

Our 7th and 8th grade students spent spring break in Washington DC, learning about our nations’s history right from the source! They visited the Pentagon, Arlington National Cemetery, the Vietnam War Memorial, the National Mall, Mount Vernon, the National Cathedral, and much more; even laying a wreath on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. We are so proud of our students and the way they represent our school both near and afar. Way to go, Broncos!

Our 1st through 8th graders dazzled in this year’s Advent program! Thank you to our music program director, Jenn Hebert, for planning and putting on another beautiful celebration not only of this special season but also of our students special talents and gifts.

Our arts programs are a huge piece of the STCS puzzle! Schedule a tour at stcs.us to come see for yourself!

Congrats to all our amazing Spelling Bee participants and winners! 🐝✨ We’re proud to celebrate David Ancheta (5th grade) for earning 1st place, and Elinita Elnamala (5th grade) for achieving runner-up! Your dedication, focus, and love of learning truly shined on stage. Thank you to every one of our exceptional spellers for your hard work and incredible effort!