February 28 Principal Newsletter
8th Grade Students Honored
These students were recently awarded academic scholarships for high school: Ellie M., Bailey R., Bryn H., Sophia D., Catherine S., Katie M., Mary C., Elsa S., & Carolyn H. Tony M. and Valeria M-P were selected the 8th Grade Boy and Girl.
Track and Field Registration
It is time to register for Track and Field for boys and girls in grades 5 - 8! Sign up before March 1st by going to: Track & Field Registration
February 20 Principal Newsletter
February 14 Principal Newsletter
February 7 Principal Newsletter
Catholic Schools Week 2017
January 31 Principal Newsletter
Nebraska Floor Map Activity
Giant 20' x 16' floor map of Nebraska which allowed the students to do various activities such as locating cities and rivers.
Comedy & Cuisine Adults Night Out - February 11
Kindergarten Roundup - Feb. 11
St. Cecilia School’s Kindergarten Roundup will be on Saturday, February 11. Last names A-L come at 8:30 and M-Z come at 10:30. We are counting on our school families to extend an invitation to friends, neighbors, relatives, and co-workers to join our St. Cecilia Family! If prospective Kindergarten families are not available on February 11, they may contact the school office to make other arrangements.
St. Cecilia Student Art Exhibit - "Nebraska Through the Eyes of Children"
The art of St. Cecilia School students is currently featured in the "Nebraska Through the Eyes of Children" Art Show in the Sunderland Gallery in the Cathedral Cultural Center. The show offers a unique student perspective on Nebraska landmarks, people and events and commemorates Nebraska's 150th birthday as a state. St. Cecilia students in grades Kindergarten through eighth grade have work represented.
January 24 Principal Newsletter
Second Grade Writing Project
Miss Pistek's 2nd grade students practiced their writing skills by writing letters to family and friends, asking them to send postcards to the class from where they live. So far, 35 postcards from 17 states have been received.
Flat Stanley Project
Mrs. Heimerman's 3rd grade students are getting pictures and stories coming in for their Flat Stanley project in social studies. Students sendt a "Stanley" to relatives and asked them to take a picture of him in various urban, suburban, and rural areas.
