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Principal Spotlight

September 28, 2022
 
Dear Parents,

We are almost half way through the trimester and yet it seems that we just returned from summer vacation. But the leaves are turning and the thermometer is dropping, so it must be Fall. As the school year progresses, there is alot going on. So please be sure to keep the school calendar as one of your bookmarked favorites. Much to follow: Band Practice, High School Orientation visits, Dress Down Days, Confessions, Interims – something for everyone!

Thanks to the hard work of our Curriculum Specialist, Mrs Emily Stocker, our transition from Scantron to MAPS Assessments went smoothly and were complete in record time. We will learn more about manipulating the resultant data at this Friday’s Professional Development. Remember this Friday, September 30, is a Diocesan-wide day off for students. 
 
The Hispanic Heritage Festival is scheduled for Saturday and Sunday in the school’s parking lot. So, if you are dropping your child off for basketball, Brownies or the Confirmation Retreat, please park in the Cathedral and walk your student to their appointed place.

Finally, I leave you with this thought:  “Unexpected kindness is the most powerful, least costly, and most underrated agent of human change.” – Bob Kerrey

Chat soon,
Cath
 
 
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St. Thomas More at a Glance

  • 13:1 Student teacher ratio
  • 1st elementary school to design, build, test and launch a CubeSatellite into space in conjunction with a NASA partnership
  • 400 Students Enrolled
  • VectorSmartObject_390776f9-3da4-4f5b-9bf2-8a92f76841b640% of faculty obtained a graduate degree or higher
  • 40% approximate percentage of students who identify themselves as minority, including African-American, Hispanic and Asian.
  • 15% of students in a military family
  • 30% of students receive financial aid
  • Student body is 81% Catholic
  • 45+ 45+ after school enrichment activities, including CYO sports, scouts and clubs
  • Average class size - 19 students