🏈 Students enjoyed playing flag football with Father Philip today during PE class 🏈
🍎Fruit of the Spirit Spotted at SPCS!🍓
Our September Fruit of the Spirit recipients are here!
Students at SPCS have been working hard all month to show actions and words that reflect the Fruits of the Spirit. This month, we are proud to recognize Eli Valley from the Upper Building and Amiiyah Runice from the Lower Building for shining brightly with God’s characteristics.
✨ Amiiyah displayed the Fruit of Joy : "The joy of the Lord is your strength" 1 Nehemiah 8:10
✨ Eli displayed the Fruit of Self-Control : "God gave us a spirit of power, love, & self-control" 2 Timothy 1:7
Way to shine for Jesus, you two!!
Our September Fruit of the Spirit recipients are here!
Students at SPCS have been working hard all month to show actions and words that reflect the Fruits of the Spirit. This month, we are proud to recognize Eli Valley from the Upper Building and Amiiyah Runice from the Lower Building for shining brightly with God’s characteristics.
✨ Amiiyah displayed the Fruit of Joy : "The joy of the Lord is your strength" 1 Nehemiah 8:10
✨ Eli displayed the Fruit of Self-Control : "God gave us a spirit of power, love, & self-control" 2 Timothy 1:7
Way to shine for Jesus, you two!!
The students are so excited to see this unfolding! We appreciate all of our sponsors for our new playground 😁
🐾🏈 Week 4 Kickoff Winners 🐾🏈
Please pick up your kickoff winnings from Becky in the school office at your convenience. If you would prefer your check to be mailed, kindly reach out and let us know.
Please pick up your kickoff winnings from Becky in the school office at your convenience. If you would prefer your check to be mailed, kindly reach out and let us know.
In November of 1874, Mother Vincent Hennessy and her three companions from Mooncoin, Ireland, arrived in Dubuque, IA, to begin educating Catholic youngsters in the area.
Eleven years later, in 1885, another group of Presentation Sisters journeyed to Northeast IA to open St. Patrick School in Waukon for those Irish youth.
To honor the Sisters of the Presentation's 150 years of educational service, following 10am student Mass on Friday, September 26, Presentation Sisters, St. Patrick parishioners, and school students will gather to plant a tree in the St. Patrick School yard playground.
The planting and blessing of the tree is a key aspect of the Sisters' 150 Years Celebration. The Sisters hope to plant 150 trees in schoolyards and on parish grounds where Presentations once lived and interacted with students and their families.
God is always with us!
Afternoon Latchkey will be at the upper building playground until further notice due to the lower building playground demolition and installation. Thank you!
Week 3 Kickoff Winners!
Reminders!
The SPCS store is now open! Get your Wildcat gear 🐾
https://getepicwear.com/st_patricks_school/shop/home
Delicious lunch today! Thank you Allamakee County Cattlemen!
Students always love when the cheerleaders come!! Go Indians!!
A wonderful homily today! Good luck tonight Indians!
Students enjoyed eating lunch with some Waukon Indian football players and then enjoyed playing football at recess! We are so excited to cheer for the INDIANS tomorrow!
Let's support our WAUKON INDIANS this Friday!! Let's Go Indians!
🐾🏈 Congratulations to Week 2 Winners 🐾🏈
Picture day is coming up! Here is our schedule for next week!
We are so excited Father Joseph is our faithful priest!
Friendly Reminder!
