Classes resume today at 8:15 am.
Those wishing to take a February ACT must register by this date.
Auditions for the Spring Musical will be in the McMullen Theater at 6:00 pm.
Today may be used as a study day for exams as well.
1st Exam: 8:25 am - 10:25 am
2nd Exam: 10:55 am - 12:55 pm
Conferences are held between 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm and 6:00 pm - 7:30 pm.
Those wishing to take a March SAT must register by this date.
There will be no classes on Friday, February 12th and Monday, February 15th to celebrate the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Classes resume today at 8:15 am.
Our students want to enlist your support through participation in our Playbill. This is an excellent opportunity to send a personal message to cast and crew members or
advertise a business as this playbill will be viewed by our many audience members.
If you have any questions or need further information, please call (973) 290-5225.
The Bowl-a-Thon will take place from 3:00 pm - 5:00 pm at:
Plaza Lanes
300 Main Street
Madison, NJ
(located in the Staples shopping center). $50 per family. Please RSVP to the School Office by February 1st. For further information please call Mrs. Demetrio at
973.290.5231.
Orientation will be from 6:00 - 7:30pm in the Study Hall on Tuesday, February 23.
The evening consists of: course selection, uniform measurements, introduction to activities and clubs and much more. We are looking forward to meeting the Class of
2014 and your families! Please R.S.V.P. with the Admissions Office at (973) 290-5225.
Those wishing to take a March ACT must register by this date.
Those wishing to take an April ACT must register by this date.
The Academy of Saint Elizabeth is pleased to present the smash musical production, Once Upon a Mattress, on Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13 at 7:00 pm
in our beautiful McMullen Auditorium. Once Upon a Mattress is guaranteed to raise the spirit, capture the heart, and entertain our audiences as only a major
musical production can. Please mark your calendars to join us.
The Academy of Saint Elizabeth is pleased to present the smash musical production, Once Upon a Mattress, on Friday, March 12 and Saturday, March 13 at 7:00 pm
in our beautiful McMullen Auditorium. Once Upon a Mattress is guaranteed to raise the spirit, capture the heart, and entertain our audiences as only a major
musical production can. Please mark your calendars to join us.
Doors open at 5:30pm at Mayfair Farms in West Orange. Tickets are still available for $65.00 each. Please call (973) 290-5231 for more information.
Those wishing to take a May SAT must register by this date.
There will be no classes until Monday, April 12.
Classes resume today at 8:15 am.
We hope that you will be able to join us for our Alumnae Brunch. This will be a wonderful day to visit with friends, and to celebrate the Academy’s 150th year! The
brunch will begin at 10:00 am. There will be opportunities to literally “walk down memory lane” with tours of the Academy.
Formal Invitations will be mailed for your convenience, please RSVP! However, if we do not have your updated contact information with a mailing address to send an
invitation to and you would like to attend the Brunch, please visit the Alumnae pages to download a registration form. The cost of the Brunch is $40.00 per person.
If you have any questions, please contact Maureen Comer Bauchan at mcome@aose.info or 973-270-8777.
You are invited to the Academy's first ever Horse Show! It will be at Lord Sterling Stables in Basking Ridge from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This marks the first-time event
for those participating in our Sunday Riding Program! Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Please contact Mrs. Shrope with any questions.
The CoEd Uniform Company will be in the Study Hall from 12:00pm today offering fittings for school uniforms. This is a great opportunity to order new uniforms and
sweaters as well.
A.P. testing will be provided between today, May 03, and Friday, May 14. Please contact the Guidance Department with any questions.
Those wishing to take a June SAT must register by this date.
Those wishing to take a June ACT must register by this date.
Original artwork by Academy students will be on display in the Study Hall and throughout the hallways. The artists themselves will be present to explain their artwork.
Everyone is invited to attend.
The Academy Art Show is open to the public from 6:00pm to 7:30pm.
Meadow Wood Manor.
There are no classes on Friday, May 28 and Monday, May 31 to celebrate Memorial Day.
1st Exam: 8:25 am - 10:25 am
2nd Exam: 10:55 am - 12:55 pm
Faculty will meet between Monday, June 8 and Friday, June 11.
8:30am - 12:30pm
Lunch is provided by the Student Council.
12:30pm - 2:00pm in the Annex
8:15am - 12:00pm
Full uniform.
10:00am - 12:00pm
Full uniform.
7:00pm in the Study Hall
Our Opening Day Liturgy is held in our Holy Family Chapel. All parents are welcome to participate
in all of our liturgies as they are celebrated throughout the year – your girls will be happy to see you.
The day's events run from 8:15am - 12:00pm.
Those wishing to take an October SAT must register by this date.
Classes resume at 8:15am.
7:00pm
Those wishing to take an October ACT must register by this date.
6th, 7th and 8th Grades
Activities begin at 7:00pm in the Study Hall
Our fathers are strongly encouraged to attend this social to be held at Vanderbilt’s in the Hamilton Park Conference Center. There is no charge – you will be guests of
the dads who are members of our Golf Committee. There is no pressure either – just nice interaction among many of our fathers who are interested in becoming friends
with the fathers of their daughters’ new friends. The more you know us, the better your experience at Saint E’s will be – and this is a great way to break the ice!
The event begins at 6:00pm.
Our first dance is open to all grades at the Academy. This is a closed event: We invite young men from Delbarton, Oratory Prep, Saint Peter’s Prep, and Seton Hall Prep
only, and ask to see student IDs before they gain entry. It is important for your daughters to attend this dance to support Student Council activities, to be sure, but
also to begin their socialization at Saint E’s as they consider whom to invite to our semi-formal dance, the Beth Ball, on November 19.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
This is a mandatory meeting – a very important night in terms of your familiarity with the Academy and the faculty members whom your daughters interact with every day.
It is not an evening for conferences; rather, you will follow your daughter’s daily schedule in a group, meet her teachers and listen to their presentations with
respect to the curriculum and protocol.
The parent meeting begins at 7:00pm.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report cards
to allow ample time for student improvement.
Those wishing to take a November SAT must register by this date.
Classes resume today at 8:15am.
It is our policy to administer PSAT Tests to all 9th, 10th and 11th graders at the Academy. This is excellent practice for them in anticipation of SAT testing in later
years and an early indicator for parents as they prepare, as well.
Please plan to attend our Celebration Mass at 10:30am in our Holy Family Chapel, with a festive brunch afterwards at Rod’s in the Madison Hotel. Reservations are
necessary, so please return the form you received in the mail by the deadline of September 17.
We open our doors to the parents of prospective students. They and their daughters who are currently in 6th, 7th, or 8th grades are most welcome. Registration is not
required!
Activities start at 7:00pm.
While this night is officially dedicated to interaction with the parents of Juniors as they begin the sometimes complicated exercise of the college search, it is a
wonderful opportunity for underclass parents, as well. There is no time like ninth grade to get a handle on what colleges and universities are looking for and what
students need to be doing – from day one – to prepare. Coming to College Guidance Night now will help you gain knowledge and understanding that will definitely reduce
stress and confusion in later years.
The meeting begins at 7:00pm.
A special Liturgy will be offered. All parents are welcome.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Those wishing to take a December SAT or ACT must register by this date.
This is among the loveliest events held at the Academy and the one, perhaps, that Freshmen mothers hold most dear. Silver, china, candelabra – trappings of a day gone
by for some. For us, the perfect atmosphere to reflect on the relationships of mothers and daughters and the niceties that are passed between them. We are here to
educate and train young women to take their places in a modern world, to be sure, but we also strive to instill in each of them a sense of dignity and refinement that
is so important in a lady.
The Mother/Daughter Tea starts at 2:00pm.
We welcome parents and their 6th, 7th, and 8th grade daughters and friends. Registration is not required!
Activities start at 7:00pm.
Faculty will be available to meet with parents during two sessions: from 3:00pm - 5:00pm and 6:00pm - 7:30pm. If you feel a need to communicate with any of your
daughter’s teachers individually, please call her guidance counselor to schedule an appointment(s). Miss Walsh can be reached at (973) 290-5203 and Mrs. Murphy can be
reached at (973) 290-5205.
Our girls come together to walk our beautiful campus in an effort to raise funds for a variety of “wish list” items that are purchased for the Academy immediately after
the event. In the past, we have used funds for defibrillators, desktop publishing equipment, Dodge vans and SmartBoards. Each student is given a complimentary tee shirt
commemorating the event as she pledges monetary amounts for the distance she walks. The day is ended as Chef Rob provides dessert to a hungry hoard!
This is our semi-formal – an evening for our girls to dress-up in a beautifully transformed Study Hall for a “couples” dance. A magical night, especially for freshmen
and sophomores.
You are invited to the Academy's first ever Horse Show! It will be at Lord Sterling Stables in Basking Ridge from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This marks the first-time event
for those participating in our Sunday Riding Program! Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Please contact Mrs. Shrope with any questions.
Our National Honor Society Induction Ceremony has been postponed. We apologize for any inconvenience this causes. We will announce the new date for our ceremony very
soon. Please contact Mrs. Murphy with any questions.
Classes resume today at 8:15am.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report cards
to allow ample time for student improvement.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Classes resume at 8:15 am.
Classes will resume on January 3rd.
Those wishing to take a January SAT must register by this date.
Classes resume at 8:15am.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is open
to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Those wishing to take a February ACT must register by this date.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is open
to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Today may be used as a study day for exams as well.
1st Exam: 8:25 am - 10:25 am
2nd Exam: 10:55 am - 12:55 pm
It is important to prepare your daughters for their exams, even as they are doing so themselves. Please make sure they go to bed early, allow enough time for breakfast
either at home or at school, have the necessary pens, pencils, and calculators to take their tests, and remain as stress-free as possible during the entire week.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is open
to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Faculty will be available to meet with parents during two sessions: from 3:00pm - 5:00pm and 6:00pm - 7:30pm. If you feel a need to communicate with any of your
daughter’s teachers individually, please call her guidance counselor to schedule an appointment(s). Miss Walsh can be reached at (973) 290-5203 and Mrs. Murphy can be
reached at (973) 290-5205.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is open
to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Those wishing to take a March SAT should register by this date.
There will be no classes on Friday, February 18th and Monday, February 21st to celebrate the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Classes resume at 8:15am.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report
cards to allow ample time for student improvement.
Dads, please plan to attend this very popular Sunday afternoon at Plaza Lanes in Madison to bowl with your daughters. It’s a lot of spontaneous fun, a great way to
meet other dads and a day your daughter will remember for years.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Those wishing to take an April ACT should register by this date.
Our Ash Wednesday Liturgy will be held in our Holy Family Chapel. All parents are welcome to attend.
Whether your daughter participates or not (and we strongly encourage her to do so!), your entire family will enjoy our wonderful Spring Musical – a focus on the many,
many talents of our Academy students and a joy to all who attend. All families are asked to donate a nominal amount to the Playbill to help defray the costs of the
production and to keep ticket prices at reasonable levels for all students, friends and families.
Specifics on the Spring Musical are announced shortly before auditions.
While this is a most important fundraiser for the Academy, it is a very special evening for our seniors, as well. We spotlight members of our graduating class who act
as models in glorious formal attire. This is an evening that is well attended by all of our girls and their moms – from freshman year forward, your daughters imagine
themselves on the runway when it is their turn. It’s an event not to be missed! It’s also a great volunteer opportunity – there are many ways to participate and all of
them bring new moms together to socialize. This is a wonderful way to meet the mothers of the “new” girls who are coming into your daughter’s life right now.
The event will begin at 5:00pm at Mayfair Farms.
Those wishing to take a May SAT should register by today.
Spring break begins today. Classes will resume at 8:15 am on April 4th.
Classes resume at 8:15 am.
Orientation is from 6:00pm to 7:30pm in the Study Hall. This is a wonderful opportunity to meet other parents, students and learn about how the Academy functions.
Please contact Admissions at (973) 290-5225 with any questions.
Those wishing to take a May SAT should register by this date.
You are invited to the Academy's Horse Show! It will be at Lord Sterling Stables in Basking Ridge from 9:00am to 12:00pm. This marks a sequel to the wonderful
November show from our Sunday Riding Program! Refreshments will be available for purchase.
Please contact Mrs. Shrope with any questions.
Classes will resume on April 26th.
Classes resume at 8:15 am.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report cards
to allow ample time for student improvement.
We hope that you will be able to join us for the Alumnae Brunch. This will be a wonderful day to visit with friends, and to celebrate the Academy’s 150th year! The
brunch will begin at 10:00 am, and if you wish there will be opportunities to literally “walk down memory lane” with tours of the Academy. Formal Invitations will be
mailed for your convenience to RSVP. However, if we do not have your updated contact information with a mailing address to send an invitation to, and you would like to
attend the Brunch or if you have any questions, please contact Maureen Comer Bauchan at mcome@aose.info or (973) 270-8777.
This is the single most important fundraiser for athletics at Saint E’s. More than half of our students participate in at least one team sport at the Academy and costs
escalate alarmingly every year. Fully 100% - ALL – of the money raised from our Golf Outing goes to sports – so its success is crucial to the success of our program.
This event, however, is much bigger than a fundraiser – our dads (and moms) have a great day at Brooklake Country Club and a wonderful social in the evening.
Volunteering for the golf outing ensures a full year of camaraderie with the dads on our committee and a great end in May.
Advanced Placement exams will be given during school days until May 13th. Please see your Guidance Counselor for specific dates and times.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Those wishing to take a June SAT should register by this date.
Those wishing to take a June ACT should register by this date.
The Prom is at Meadow Wood Manor.
Exams will being on May 31st.
1st Exam: 8:25 am - 10:25 am
2nd Exam: 10:55 am - 12:55 pm
It is important to prepare your daughters for their exams, even as they are doing so themselves. Please make sure they go to bed early, allow enough time for breakfast
either at home or at school, have the necessary pens, pencils, and calculators to take their tests, and remain as stress-free as possible during the entire week.
The Ascension Day Liturgy will be held in our Holy Family Chapel. All parents are welcome.
Traditionally, our commencement exercises are held on the Great Lawn where space is not an issue and all students and their families are welcome to attend. In the case
of inclement weather, however, we must proceed into our Holy Family Chapel and, regrettably, limit attendance to the graduating class and family members.
Faculty meetings will run until June 10th.
Those wishing to take a September SAT must register by this date.
Begins at 7:00pm.
10:00-12:00pm
A faculty luncheon will follow.
8:30am - 12:30pm
Lunch is provided by the Student Council.
12:30pm - 2:00pm in the Annex
8:15am - 12:00pm
Full uniform.
10:00am - 12:00pm
Full uniform.
7:00pm in the Study Hall
Our Opening Day Liturgy is held in our Holy Family Chapel. All parents are welcome to participate
in all of our liturgies as they are celebrated throughout the year – your girls will be happy to see you.
The day's events run from 8:15am - 12:00pm.
Those wishing to take an October SAT must register by this date.
Classes resume at 8:15am.
Begins at 7:00pm.
Those wishing to take an October ACT must register by this date.
Our fathers are strongly encouraged to attend this social to be held at Vanderbilt’s in the Hamilton Park Conference Center. There is no charge – you will be guests of
the dads who are members of our Golf Committee. There is no pressure either – just nice interaction among many of our fathers who are interested in becoming friends
with the fathers of their daughters’ new friends. The more you know us, the better your experience at Saint E’s will be – and this is a great way to break the ice!
The event begins at 6:30pm.
6th, 7th and 8th Grades
Activities begin at 7:00pm in the Study Hall
Those wishing to take an October SAT must register by this date.
Begins at 7:00pm.
Our first dance is open to all grades at the Academy. This is a closed event: We invite young men from Delbarton, Oratory Prep, Saint Peter’s Prep, and Seton Hall Prep
only, and ask to see student ID's before they gain entry. It is important for your daughters to attend this dance to support Student Council activities, to be sure,
but also to begin their socialization at Saint E’s as they consider whom to invite to our semi-formal dance, the Beth Ball, on November 18.
8:00pm-11:00pm
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
This is a mandatory meeting – a very important night in terms of your familiarity with the Academy and the faculty members whom your daughters interact with every day.
It is not an evening for conferences; rather, you will follow your daughter’s daily schedule in a group, meet her teachers and listen to their presentations with
respect to the curriculum and protocol. Events begin at 7:00pm.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report
cards to allow ample time for student improvement.
Those wishing to take a November SAT must register by this date.
Classes resume today at 8:15am.
It is our policy to administer PSAT Tests to all 9th, 10th and 11th graders at the Academy. This is excellent practice for them in anticipation of SAT testing in later
years and an early indicator for parents as they prepare, as well.
This is among the loveliest events held at the Academy and the one, perhaps, that Freshmen mothers hold most dear. Silver, china, candelabra – trappings of a day gone
by for some. For us, the perfect atmosphere to reflect on the relationships of mothers and daughters and the niceties that are passed between them. We are here to
educate and train young women to take their places in a modern world, to be sure, but we also strive to instill in each of them a sense of dignity and refinement that
is so important in a lady.
The Mother/Daughter Tea starts at 2:00pm.
We open our doors to the parents of prospective students. They and their daughters who are currently in 6th, 7th, or 8th grades are most welcome. Registration is not
required!
Activities start at 7:00pm.
While this night is officially dedicated to interaction with the parents of Juniors as they begin the sometimes complicated exercise of the college search, it is a
wonderful opportunity for underclass parents, as well. There is no time like ninth grade to get a handle on what colleges and universities are looking for and what
students need to be doing – from day one – to prepare. Coming to College Guidance Night now will help you gain knowledge and understanding that will definitely reduce
stress and confusion in later years.
The meeting begins at 7:00pm.
Testing begins at 8:30am.
A special Liturgy will be offered. All parents are welcome.
Those wishing to take a December ACT must register by this date.
Those wishing to take a December SAT must register by this date.
We welcome parents and their 6th, 7th, and 8th grade daughters and friends. Registration is not required!
Activities start at 7:00pm.
Testing begins at 8:30am.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Faculty will be available to meet with parents during two sessions: from 3:00pm - 5:00pm and 6:00pm - 7:30pm. If you feel a need to communicate with any of your
daughter’s teachers individually, please call her guidance counselor to schedule an appointment(s). Miss Walsh can be reached at (973) 290-5203 and Mrs. Murphy can be
reached at (973) 290-5205.
Our girls come together to walk our beautiful campus in an effort to raise funds for a variety of “wish list” items that are purchased for the Academy immediately
after the event. In the past, we have used funds for defibrillators, desktop publishing equipment, Dodge vans and SmartBoards. Each student is given a complimentary
tee shirt commemorating the event as she pledges monetary amounts for the distance she walks. The day is ended as Chef Rob provides dessert to a hungry hoard!
This is our semi-formal – an evening for our girls to dress-up in a beautifully transformed Study Hall for a “couples” dance. A magical night, especially for freshmen
and sophomores.
Classes resume today at 8:15am.
Begins at 7:00pm.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report
cards to allow ample time for student improvement.
Classes resume at 8:15 am.
Classes will resume on January 3rd.
Those wishing to take a January SAT must register by this date.
Classes resume at 8:15am.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is
open to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is
open to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Those wishing to take a February ACT must register by this date.
Today may be used as a study day for exams as well.
1st Exam: 8:25 am - 10:25 am
2nd Exam: 10:55 am - 12:55 pm
It is important to prepare your daughters for their exams, even as they are doing so themselves. Please make sure they go to bed early, allow enough time for breakfast
either at home or at school, have the necessary pens, pencils, and calculators to take their tests, and remain as stress-free as possible during the entire week.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is
open to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Faculty will be available to meet with parents during two sessions: from 3:00pm - 5:00pm and 6:00pm - 7:30pm. If you feel a need to communicate with any of your
daughter’s teachers individually, please call her guidance counselor to schedule an appointment(s). Miss Walsh can be reached at (973) 290-5203 and Mrs. Murphy can be
reached at (973) 290-5205.
The Ski Club meets to go skiing and snow boarding on Thursdays throughout January and February. Students travel by bus from the Academy to Shawnee Mountain in the
Poconos, leaving school at 3:00 pm and returning at approximately 10:00 pm. This is a wonderful exercise for girls who don’t play a winter sport, as the program is
open to all at every proficiency level – from beginners to advanced skiers.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Those wishing to take a March SAT should register by this date.
There will be no classes on Friday, February 17th and Monday, February 20th to celebrate the birthdays of George Washington and Abraham Lincoln.
Classes resume at 8:15am.
Our Ash Wednesday Liturgy will be held in our Holy Family Chapel. All parents are welcome to attend.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report
cards to allow ample time for student improvement.
Dads, please plan to attend this very popular Sunday afternoon at Plaza Lanes in Madison to bowl with your daughters. It’s a lot of spontaneous fun, a great way to
meet other dads and a day your daughter will remember for years.
Begins at 7:00pm.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Those wishing to take an April ACT should register by this date.
Whether your daughter participates or not (and we strongly encourage her to do so!), your entire family will enjoy our wonderful Spring Musical – a focus on the many,
many talents of our Academy students and a joy to all who attend. All families are asked to donate a nominal amount to the Playbill to help defray the costs of the
production and to keep ticket prices at reasonable levels for all students, friends and families.
Specifics on the Spring Musical are announced shortly before auditions.
Whether your daughter participates or not (and we strongly encourage her to do so!), your entire family will enjoy our wonderful Spring Musical – a focus on the many,
many talents of our Academy students and a joy to all who attend. All families are asked to donate a nominal amount to the Playbill to help defray the costs of the
production and to keep ticket prices at reasonable levels for all students, friends and families.
Specifics on the Spring Musical are announced shortly before auditions.
While this is a most important fundraiser for the Academy, it is a very special evening for our seniors, as well. We spotlight members of our graduating class who act
as models in glorious formal attire. This is an evening that is well attended by all of our girls and their moms – from freshman year forward, your daughters imagine
themselves on the runway when it is their turn. It’s an event not to be missed! It’s also a great volunteer opportunity – there are many ways to participate and all of
them bring new moms together to socialize. This is a wonderful way to meet the mothers of the “new” girls who are coming into your daughter’s life right now.
The event will begin at 5:00pm at Mayfair Farms.
Easter break begins today. Classes will resume at 8:15 am on April 16th.
Those wishing to take a May SAT should register by this date.
Classes resume at 8:15 am.
Begins at 8:30am.
Begins at 7:00pm.
We welcome parents and their 6th, 7th, and 8th grade daughters and friends. Registration is not required!
Activities start at 7:00pm.
These are critical messages to give parents a heads-up if special attention is needed in any given subject. They are mailed to your home well in advance of report
cards to allow ample time for student improvement.
Academy Faculty Meetings – and early dismissal - are a regular calendar event on the first Tuesday of every month. This is not, however, carved in marble – events do
conspire against the meeting, so it is unwise to make early afterschool plans or doctor appointments on these days.
Those wishing to take a June ACT should register by this date.
This is the single most important fundraiser for athletics at Saint E’s. More than half of our students participate in at least one team sport at the Academy and costs
escalate alarmingly every year. Fully 100% - ALL – of the money raised from our Golf Outing goes to sports – so its success is crucial to the success of our program.
This event, however, is much bigger than a fundraiser – our dads (and moms) have a great day at Brooklake Country Club and a wonderful social in the evening.
Volunteering for the golf outing ensures a full year of camaraderie with the dads on our committee and a great end in May.
Advanced Placement exams will be given during school days until May 18th. Please see your Guidance Counselor for specific dates and times.
Those wishing to take a June SAT should register by this date.
The Ascension Day Liturgy will be held in our Holy Family Chapel. All parents are welcome.
Begins at 7:00pm.
The Prom is at Meadow Wood Manor.
Classes resume on May 29th.
Classes begin at 8:15am.
Traditionally, our commencement exercises are held on the Great Lawn where space is not an issue and all students and their families are welcome to attend. In the case
of inclement weather, however, we must proceed into our Holy Family Chapel and, regrettably, limit attendance to the graduating class and family members.
1st Exam: 8:25 am - 10:25 am
2nd Exam: 10:55 am - 12:55 pm
It is important to prepare your daughters for their exams, even as they are doing so themselves. Please make sure they go to bed early, allow enough time for breakfast
either at home or at school, have the necessary pens, pencils, and calculators to take their tests, and remain as stress-free as possible during the entire week.
