The Junior High enjoyed the afternoon together on Wednesday at Brunswick bowling alley.

The Afterschool Acting class presented their production of “Blame it on the Wolf” for the rest of the students. They did an amazing job acting out the parts in the story.

Mrs. Sally Hennessy came to SMS last week to teach an AEEP class on the dynamics of floating clay boats. The students had to do a few redesigns but eventually got the hang of it!

On Thursday the seventh and eighth graders went on a day trip to Put-in-Bay. They visited the Rock Lab, Nature Center, Crystal Cave, and Perry’s Monument. They learned many things throughout the day and had fun in the process.

Every year on Fat Tuesday, the day before Ash Wednesday, Mrs. Jerry Boron bought paczki for the students. We continue to honor Mrs. Boron with that tradition. Thank you special friends of SMS for this yummy treat!

With the Afterschool Educational Enhancement Program, Mrs. Amador Ramos taught face painting to a group of students. In their first class they learned how to get used to the paint brushes and to paint simple images.  

As part of their service project, the sixth graders collected hats, gloves, scarves and mittens for people in need. They took them to the Hospitality House. Thank you to all that donated!

On February 26 the first grade went around the school to spread the word that it was the 100th day of school! They were very excited to tell other students this information!

Paul Hernandez, the son of Claire Hernandez and nephew of Peggy & Jim Russell, is shipping off to Naval Station Great Lakes for recruit training (aka boot camp) on November 29th. Paul is a St. Mary graduate (2014) and EC graduate (2018). He assisted with St....