After wrapping up World War I, our 8th graders stepped into history and reenacted the Treaty of Versailles, deciding for themselves how the Allies would divide up the map after the war.

🇨🇳 Our 6th graders took a trip to China, at least in class! They even learned how to write their names in Chinese characters. 🇨🇳

7th grade closed out their chapter on Probability by creating their own unique carnival games! Lots of creative game ideas were brought to life and played by their classmates.

✝️As always, 3rd graders led our South Campus Mass beautifully this morning with Fr. Dan.✝️

Sound✔️Sets ✔️ Props✔️Costumes ✔️ 9 days until Opening Night...secure your tickets today. You don't want to miss these students shine!✨

🛎️Birthday Bells and Boomwhackers 4th grade birthday girl was serenaded by her classmates in Music class today, accompanied by the bells and boomwhackers. Happy Birthday, Isabella!

✝️6th graders led our North Campus at Mass this morning.✝️

🏐🏐Phoenix Athletics showcased our ELC-4th grade Bitty Volleyball teams before our home games on Sunday. Way to go, kiddos!! Thank you, Coaches and Athletic Board for offering this for our littles! The future is bright!🏐🏐

✝️Thank you, SDJCA families, for packing the pews for our last Family Mass of 25-26 school year today and for embracing this new monthly event together. We are SDJCA✝️

🌟 A Night Under the Stars🌟 Our Phoenix Committee Mother-Son Night was a great success! Thank you to Mrs. Bash for chairing this event for our moms and their boys.💙

✝️See you at Church!!!!✝️

Kindergarten 3D Shape Museum

🏐🟣Join us on Sunday! Another GREAT day to be a Phoenix!!!🟣🏐

🐛Kindergarten got caterpillars!!!🐛

✝️Our Kindergarteners did such a beautiful job leading Mass this morning! Thank you to the many Kindergarten families who came to celebrate Mass with us this morning!

🎼🎹Dakota practices her piano recital song with a live audience today in Music class!👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

✝️We are blessed to have had Bishop Dennis celebrate Mass with us at the North Campus this morning. 7th graders led beautifully.✝️

✝️First graders did a great job leading Mass this morning on our South Campus!✝️

Reminder: Submit Mother Son Dance RSVPs this week Volunteers are still needed; see link below to sign up! https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F0F4EA5A829A6F85-62663039-mother

The ELC joyfully participated in a meaningful activity that brought the story of Jesus’ resurrection to life. Throughout Lent, the students walked alongside Jesus on His journey to the cross through stories and activities. Their hearts and senses were engaged as they felt a crown of thorns and recreated the stone that sealed the tomb in our Resurrection Garden. Today, their learning blossomed into celebration as they “resurrected” Jesus, planting grass and adding beautiful flowers as symbols of new life and hope to their Garden. The joy of Easter continues to shine brightly in the ELC, reminding us that the resurrection is not just something we celebrate, it is something we are called to live out and share each day.