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Our school-wide barbecue, grilled up by a corps of St. Peter School dad volunteers, took place on Friday, April 27th. A BIG thanks to our HSA for sponsoring this special luncheon treat. It was a great opportunity for students and families to enjoy lunch together. Thanks to all of our volunteers who made this day a great success! Please click here to see pictures! |
| Newbery Club students read A Door in the Wall and completed weekly activities related to this Newbery winning book. Each student also read three additional Newbery Books. These students, along with Mrs. Dean, Mrs. Lane, and Mrs. Bishop, went to Medieval Times to celebrate and learn more about life in the Middle Ages! Please click here to read more and see pictures. |
| It was quite an exciting morning at St. Peter School as the entire student body, faculty & staff watched the shuttle, Discovery, fly over the school three times!!! We gathered across the street at Providence Park when we heard the shuttle was on its way to the Capitol and National Mall area. After ten or fifteen minutes of great anticipation, the view was beyond our expectations! It was so great for the students to see a part of history. Please click here to read more and see pictures. |
Second graders read Dr. Seuss’s The Lorax to grasp the importance of seeds in the plant life cycle. Mrs. Pruitt was so impressed by the students’ higher level thinking about the moral of the ecology story that she launched a genre study of stories with morals. Please click here to read more and see pictures. |
Our annual Math Bee took place on Thursday, March 15th. Congratulations to our Math Bee winner 8th grader Harrison Howe and runner up 8th grader Jensen Kasting! Delina Seth won the Pi contest with a new school record of 480 digits of Pi memorized (previous record from last year was 113 digits by Summer Batterson). Congratulations to all our participants and a special thanks to Ms. Ferry for all her hard work! Please click here to see pictures! |
The 7th grade class took a math field trip to the National Building Museum in February to participate in a program called Fuller's Fantastic Geodesic Dome. Students learned about the engineering principles used to construct domes, and worked together to build a geodesic dome (think of Epcot Center!). Please click here to see pictures! |
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