03/06/2026
We're looking for speakers for our annual Career Day at St. Augustine School (PK3 to 8th grade) in Ward 1, Washington, DC, on Thursday, March 19, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. If interesteed please contact Bill Murray at [email protected]
02/26/2026
Please consider joining us for our Annual Career Day on March 19 at 9 a.m. https://forms.gle/hEtTkiAYYBfukteS7
02/18/2026
Tomorrow, 2 p.m., please join us at the St. Augustine Room for our Black History Month production, "250 Years, Black History is American History, A Taste of Hamilton."
02/17/2026
Our school is reading more than ever during our Read-A-Thon. We want to make this the most successful Read-A-Thon, but can't do it without your support. If you're a St. Augustine parent, you can help us be successful by sharing your student's reading donation page and message with friends and family on Facebook. By using the link below to share, you can celebrate your child's achievements and support our school:
Reader Signup
02/10/2026
We've kicked off our Read-a-Thon, from Feb. 9-23.
St. Augustine Catholic School's Read-A-Thon!
Support St. Augustine Catholic School by donating to our Read-A-Thon. This is such an awesome program that promotes reading and helps St. Augustine Catholic School reach our goal at the same time. Everyone should Click the Link above and support this program.
02/10/2026
Please consider joining us for our annual Career Day, on Thurs., March 19, from 9 a.m. - 12 Noon. Please complete this form, and we'll get back to you to confirm your participation: https://forms.gle/1sY4VEWz4zGdL9wR7
12/03/2025
Our Little Learners went on Field Trip to see Zootopia 2! We rate it a 10/10. Thank you to Alamo for having us! 🦊🐰
11/26/2025
Earlier this month we held our our first Honors Breakfast of the School Year! Everyone had a great time and the children are working hard to be able to attend the next one!!
11/24/2025
Today our Saint Augustine Catholic School students took part in two community service efforts.
We held a Tag Day for Jamaica to support Chetwood Primary School and Mount Alvernia High School as they recover from Hurricane Melissa. Students wore the colors of the Jamaican flag and contributed to the relief effort.
In addition, our students helped with the canned food drive sponsored by Little Sisters of the Poor. They collected food and other items and even loaded the donations into the trucks!
Thank you to our families and students for supporting both projects and showing steady commitment to service.