"Building the City of God Beginning with a Spiritual and Academic Foundation."
During the month of October, we learned about community helpers. We discussed the importance of Police Officers, Fire Fighters, Doctors, Nurses, Mail Carriers and Teachers, to name a few. The local Fire Department #28 came which was very impressive! We have a few students who now want to be Firefighters when they grow up. Our […]
Throughout the last couple of weeks, in science, the Kindergarten class has focused on observing and recording how materials can be changed by heating and cooling. Our first experiment was to create an ice cube tower and observe what happened to the ice with the help of the sun’s heat. We observed and recorded the […]
During our Report Card Conferences, parents and guardians were given their student’s NWEA MAP Growth™ Student Progress Report, which is a summary of how your student is performing academically, as measured by the most recent MAP Growth test your student has taken. These tests and scores help teachers check student performance by measuring achievement and […]
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Youth Organization’s (CYO) annual Arts & Craft Show will be held on Saturday, November 16, 2019 from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. in the Parish Hall and Gym. Over 60 vendors will be present showcasing a number of beautiful and seasonal items!
Each November, Blessed Sacrament Catholic School holds a food drive benefiting our St. Vincent de Paul Food Pantry. Food donated during this annual drive helps the SVDP Society prepare food baskets for the most vulnerable within our parish boundaries. As in previous years, we are asking each student to donate at least 3 of their […]
Celebrating the diversity of our Catholic Church, Blessed Sacrament Catholic School invites students, staff members and parents to consider becoming a Mathachine for the Feast of Our Lady of Guadalupe Mass on Wednesday, December 11, 2019 and our School Prayer Service on Thursday, December 12, 2019! What are Matachines? The Matachines are the soldiers of […]
El Día de los Muertos (Day of the Dead) is a time of celebration and remembrance. It is a time for us to celebrate the lives of our loved ones who have passed on from this life. As you know, Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church traditionally sets-up a Grand Altar in the foyer of the Church […]
Our Catholic Church will celebrate the Solemnity of All Saints on Friday, November 1, 2019. Fr. Chris Muñoz and Mr. Fierro invite all students, teachers and staff members to dress up as their favorite saints on this Holy Day of Obligation! We would like to provide you with resources to assist you in planing for […]
The end of the First Grading Period of our 2018/2019 academic year is rapidly approaching! Blessed Sacrament Catholic School will continue the practice of distributed printed report cards following each grading period. Additionally, a mandatory parent-teacher conference must take place when distributing First Grading Period report cards. Report cards for additional grading periods will be […]
Friends of Blessed Sacrament, As we prepare for our 2019 Red Ribbon Week, we invite you to take our 2019 Red Ribbon Week Survey to help plan this year’s theme days! Our survey will remain open through Friday, September 20, 2019 at 3:00 p.m. The Top 5 Selections will be used to set the dress […]
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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! 
