"Building the City of God Beginning with a Spiritual and Academic Foundation."
As partners in the education of the Catholic faith, we ask our parents to work with their children during the summer months to learn the following prayers. By making these prayers part of your daily schedule and family activities, it ensures our students understand the importance of prayer in their lives. Kindergarten and First Grade […]
Friends of Blessed Sacrament, Blessed Sacrament Catholic School will be offering a number of summer sport camps for students entering First Grade through Eighth Grade. Camps are open to all students including students who are not registered with Blessed Sacrament Catholic School for the upcoming school year. For those who are interested in registering for […]
Blessed Sacrament Families, This summer, students entering Kindergarten through Eighth Grade will be asked to use Lexia for their summer reading homework. Listed below are Overview and Login Instructions for Lexia Core 5 (Kindegarten – 5th Grade) and Lexia Power Up (Middle School). We have also provided a Lexia Reading Resource Page with family newsletters, […]
Dear Blessed Sacrament School Parents, Get your pictures in the yearbook! The Yearbook Team invites students and parents to submit photos for the 2020-2021 yearbook. This yearbook will look different than previous versions so if you’ve got great photos of your children in school (in person or online) and/or school events we’d like to see […]
Since March 2020, educators across the United States have voiced concerned in anticipated learning gaps as students were confined to their homes during the health pandemic. Although a majority of Blessed Sacrament Catholic School students have returned to in person instruction, teachers remain concerned in ensuring students are preforming at or above grade level in […]
Friends of Blessed Sacrament, One of my favorite Easter stories is a passage illustrating the Risen Christ’s appearance on the road to Emmaus. Feeling defeated, lonely, confused and scared, the two disciples become amazed at the one man who does not appear to know “of the things that have taken place” in Jerusalem. Once they […]
Friends of Blessed Sacrament, As we look towards our 2021/2022 Academic Year, we have secured two grants that will provided at least $20,000 in tuition assistance to our families. We thank our donors and benefactors for their generosity in allowing Blessed Sacrament to provide financial assistance to those families desiring a Catholic education for their […]
Through the PK4SA grant, the students in Pre-Kindergarten 3, Pre-Kindergarten 4, and Kindergarten have become a part of the CHEF (Culinary Health Education Program) program. The program is rooted in the belief that food is medicine and its mission is to teach children and their families that they should cook well, eat well and live […]
The elementary students of Blessed Sacrament have begun creating a learning garden outside their building. The purpose of the learning garden is for students to develop some of the following skills: responsibility, self-confidence, love of nature, reasoning and discovery, an understanding of cause and effect, cooperation and nutrition, and care for God’s creation. During Catholic […]
The University of the Incarnate Word’s Ettling Center for Civic Leadership & Sustainability is hosting an Immigration & Refugee Awareness Art Contest for February of 2021 . The contest is based on Catholic Social Teachings and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights on migration issues. Participants may submit their “art project” utilizing one of the following mediums: Photography, Art […]
A Weekly Overview of the Blessed Sacrament Catholic School.
View Latest EditionGet ready for our adorable and awesome 2025 Read Across America Week – happening next week! 
This year, we’re putting a special twist on our week of literacy by approaching it through a Catholic lens – because we all know faith and books make the perfect pair! Plus, with Ash Wednesday falling in the middle of the week, it’s the perfect opportunity to explore how our faith connects with the stories we read and the values we hold dear. So, let’s dive into the joy of reading, faith, and a little sprinkle of Ash Wednesday reflection. It’s going to be a week full of learning, loving, and growing together! 
