Join St. Elizabeth parents for a night of gathering and information! Drop by and become part of a  community of volunteers that offers so much to our school. St. Elizabeth School is blessed with a great support system: Our Parents and Families!

Click here for the flyer. We hope to see you at Marco Polo!

St. Elizabeth School believes that kindness and our words matter. It is our goal that every member of our community feels included and loved.

The school joined with Seven Days to learn and live ways to encourage kindness in our school and within our families.

Seven Days has a mission to overcome hate by promoting kindness and understanding through education and dialogue.

The themed days – LOVE, DISCOVER, OTHERS, CONNECT, YOU, GO, and ONWARD – each allow for our community to engage, learn, adjust our mindset, and to act.

Click here to learn more and act on your kindness.

St. Elizabeth School is proud of our Inclusive Education. We appreciate the love and support shown to all STE students by our Paraprofessional Educators.

​Learn more about our Inclusive Education program here.

Two teams (Irish Nerds and Green Machines) competed at Penn Valley in the First LEGO League Challenge Qualifier on Saturday, December 16. 

Green Machine: Connor (8th), Fisher (7th), Beckett (7th), Jonathan (4th), Boston (4th), and Mary (4th) 

​Irish Nerds: Jack Mo. (8th), Jack Mc. (8th), Owen (6th), Wilson (5th), Tommy (4th), Molly (4th), and Dominic (4th) 

Since August, students have been preparing with their coaches to build a robot with attachments that can complete as many missions as they can within 2.5 minutes which requires a lot of problem-solving skills. The competition consisted of one practice match and three official matches that are scored by how successful the robot was coded to complete the missions and demonstrating gracious professionalism. 
Students also presented their Art Themed innovation project, Robot Design and CoreValues to a panel of judges within a question-and-answer session.
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FIRST philosophies of Gracious Professionalism and Cooperation through FIRST Core Values:

Discovery: Explore new skills and ideas.
Innovation: Use creativity and persistence to solve problems.
Impact:  Apply what we learn to improve our world.
Inclusion: Respect each other and embrace our differences.
Teamwork: Stronger when we work together.
Fun: Enjoy and celebrate what we do!

The STE Robotics team (grades 4-8) have worked hard this first semester and will compete this weekend (December 16) at Penn Valley.
Two teams will vie for awards: Green Machine and Irish Nerds.

St. Elizabeth School participates in the FIRST® robotics organization. Founded in 1989 by inventor Dean Kamen, FIRST® is a global nonprofit organization that prepares young people for the future through a suite of life-changing youth robotics programs that build skills, confidence, and resilience.

The potential for our students is high when involved with robotics or STEAM programming. Focus is on the Core Values of inclusivity, cooperating, creativity, problem solving, exploring new ideas, applying what is learned to improve our world, and having fun.

The STE's team consists of 6 students in 4th grade, 1 in 5th, 1 in 6th, 2 in 7th, and 3 in 8th grade. We welcome any STE student in grades 4-8 to join!

The community wishes them well!

It’s that time of year again, and St. Elizabeth School is abuzz with holiday cheer. The Merry Market is just around the corner, and we invite you and your family to be a part of this festive tradition.
The event is not only an opportunity for early shopping butalso a chance to connect with the school community and spread some seasonal joy. We encourage you to come, participate, and make this event even more memorable.
See you at the Merry Market, where we’ll be celebrating the spirit of togetherness and merriment.​

Follow this event at the St. Elizabeth Merry Market Facebook page!