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Theresa Catholic School exists to give glory to God and to lead its students and faculty to Heaven by the contemplation of eternal truth.
The St Theresa Catholic Church in Sugarland community is one of the beautiful aspects of life at . This week, many are joining the Catholic Kids Camp every day for daily Mass, learning more about the faith, and a whole lot of silliness along the way! Just look at those smiles from some graduates, current students, and future students at camp! Like?!
time! Check out incoming 7th grader DJ making good use of his summer trip to the Holy Land with his family by using a few spare minutes to do some summer reading. This summer is proof that love to read and love to travel!
time! Check out incoming 3rd grader CJ taking his summer reading all the way to Bangkok! Sitting on the front porch of his grandfather's house, CJ is soaking in some of the delight of Charlotte's Web. Where does your child like reading books this summer?
"Now the Lord is the Spirit, and where the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom." 2 Cor. 3:17 May God bless you and your loved ones with a deep sense of gratitude for the freedoms we enjoy in our daily lives. Happy Independence Day from Saint Theresa Catholic School!
time! Check out incoming 7th grader Justin getting some time on the water with one of his summer reading books, the Island of the Blue Dolphins. If you aren't doing your summer reading in a shirt, does it even count!?
Good guesses everyone! A number of you mentioned the helicopter as part of your guess, but no one pinpointed exactly that Mrs. Rysz and her family were exploring the Mendenhall Glacier in Juneau, Alaska! sure does have some adventurous teachers who know that the glory of God is man fully alive!
What do your teachers and staff even do during the summer?! Get your guesses in by 7 p.m. tonight to guess what Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Rysz is up to in this photo. The winner is being announced tomorrow and will win a shirt.
The relationship that exists between and St. Theresa Catholic Church is beautiful and fruitful! When Mrs. Perich from the parish garden ministry offered a competition for the best student artist to transform the trash can in the parish garden, little did anyone know how absolutely lovely this new addition to the garden would be!
Kylie won the competition and painted this once dull trash can, transforming it into a symbolic piece of art to beautify the parish grounds. Well done Kylie and thank you to the garden ministry for a chance for the school and parish to collaborate more!
What do your teachers even do during the summer?! If you can guess what Kindergarten teacher Mrs. Rysz is up to in this photo, you get a free shirt. Guesses must be submitted in the comments by 7:00 p.m. Monday, June 26 and the winner will be announced on social media Tuesday June 27!
time! Check out incoming 3rd grader Frederick tackling the Count of Monte Cristo! Well, the children's version of the classic story! What captivating and formative stories are your kiddos reading this week?
“In human life, Joseph was Jesus’ teacher in their daily contact, full of refined affection, glad to deny himself to take better care of Jesus. Isn’t that reason enough for us to consider this just man, this holy patriarch, in whom the faith of the Old Covenant comes to full fruition, as a master of interior life? Interior life is nothing but continual and direct conversation with Christ, so as to become one with him. And Joseph can tell us many things about Jesus. Therefore, never neglect devotion to him—Ite ad Ioseph: “Go to Joseph”—as Christian tradition puts it in the words of the Old Testament (Gen 41:55)” - St. Thomas Aquinas
Happy Father's Day from the entire family to all dads and spiritual fathers today!
With three Fridays of summer down, you may be missing the weekly school Mass Friday mornings at 8:30 am. Never fear! St. Theresa Catholic Church *still* has daily Mass on Friday mornings, even if we have to wait until the fall semester to be graced with the beautiful school choir voices again.
This family of sure would love to have you join them at Mass one of these summer days!
Interrupting your summer heat with an exciting opportunity! 🔥🔥🔥
The Fall Festival 2023 is already in the works and YOU can be a part of this amazing annual fun fest. Sponsorship levels range from $250 to $5,000 with all sorts of fantastic perks for each level. Your company name on festival t-shirts, the main stage, tote bags, or even A HIGHLY COVETED BILLBOARD on Highway 90!
Visit this website for more details and to submit your sponsorship TODAY! Deadline for sponsorships to get your company logo on promotional materials is August 1.
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time! Check out incoming 5th grader Marian making good use of her summer days even while at a dude ranch with her family! She picked The Door In The Wall to read on the trip. Summer doesn't get much better than this.
💥Tomorrow is the day! 💥
STAP is hosting a Drop and Shop for gently loved uniform pieces. Every uniform piece is ONLY $5!
A gently used blazer? $5. A previously worn skirt? $5. A no longer needed tie? $5.
Come by tomorrow afternoon (Tuesday the 13th) 3:00 - 6:00 p.m. and save some serious bucks on your children's uniforms for the coming year!
We challenge you to find another & PreK - 8th school with the caliber of faculty that has! Three PhDs among the faculty, three others in the middle of completing their masters degrees, and now another publication from one of our faculty! Dr. Klumpenhouwer's new translation of the age-old text Gloss on Genesis is as profound as it is timeless. His translation enables us to witness firsthand how medieval scholars labored to read Scripture and Tradition in harmony. Well done Dr. Klumpenhouwer! Get your beautiful copy today and maybe the good doctor will sign it for you when the fall semester starts: https://stpaulcenter.com/product/biblia-cum-glossa-ordinaria-genesis-the-great-medieval-commentary-on-sacred-scripture/?attribute_pa_book-type=imitation-leather
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Saint Theresa Catholic School Fall Festival IS ON ITS WAY!
Mark your calendar for Saturday, October 7 and get your family ready for a day of some serious fun.
Yeah, we know it is four months from today! BUT we are so ridiculously excited and your Wednesday could use some more excitement. 🤩
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Introducing the ! Check out incoming Saint Theresa Catholic School 1st grader Charlotte making good use of her summer days. Exercising that brain with reading a book from the summer reading list is a fantastic break from the heat outside. Today she picked The Three Billy Goats Gruff! What helps you motivate your child to read during the summer?
School is out and now is the perfect time to take inventory of your uniforms!
Is your son's blazer a bit too snug in the shoulders after he hit a growth spurt? Is your daughter outgrowing her uniform too?
Then the STAP Uniform Closet is calling your name!
Any of your unneeded or outgrown uniform pieces can still be used by another family in our community.
Today through June 13, Saint Theresa Association of Parents (STAP) is collecting all re-usable uniform items Monday - Thursday 9:00 a.m. - 2:00 p.m. Come to the school's front office to donate your uniform pieces today!
On June 13, you'll be able to come shop the uniform closet and purchase used uniform pieces for ONLY $5 A PIECE! WHAT A STEAL!
YOU DID IT! Another year of learning, daily practicing the faith, and fun IN THE BOOKS! have a lot to be proud of and grateful for this 2022-2023 school year. Enjoy your summer and see you in August!
In honoring U.S. military who have died in service to their country, thanks you and your family members for your sacrifice. "For you were called for freedom, brothers. But do not use this freedom as an opportunity for the flesh; rather, serve one another through love." Gal. 5:13
No longer naïve little children starting their first day of school almost a decade ago, these eighth graders graduating today are now young men and women. Through the years these students have gained an exceedingly rare classical education, impressively grown in virtue, deepened their understanding and expression of their Catholic faith, and honed various life skills that will serve them well on their individual paths to eternity with God. Congratulations Eighth Grade ! will miss you immensely and is excited to see where God's plan takes you next.
Congratulations to each kindergartener who finished the school year with a fervor for learning and for the Catholic faith! Mrs. Rysz’s original poem in the style of Dr. Seuss from the kindergarten program captures our sentiments better than anyone else could.
(Check out all the photos from the event: https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10159659254585814&type=3)
Kindergarten by the Numbers
By: Mrs. Rysz
After a whole year of Kindergarten,
That is- 180 school days.
16 sweet girls and 10 fun boys
Have grown in infinite ways.
So I did some math, I broke it all down, as any teacher would.
All of the numbers, all of the memories,
That made our year more than just good.
52 is the number of phonograms learned
50 the states they can name.
26 home addresses memorized
90 times we played a math game!
Dr. Seuss books? We read about 40
Aesop stories, I think 44
Plus 852 times that you asked me
To please read a little bit more.
104 math books and workbooks completed.
13 poems we all shared out loud,
265 spelling words- with markings!
That alone should make everyone proud.
23- the loose teeth that you all lost this year,
18 projects hung outside in the hall.
3 of you welcomed new baby brothers,
Plus 1 sister coming this fall.
Unus million- the times you sang that song from Latin,
9,000 times you yelled “I am done!”
You played for 226 recesses
Hail Marys prayed- 1,001.
It took 6,000 tissues to wipe all your noses
10 million bandaids made every hurt better.
And 509 pencils were sharpened
To write every number and letter.
You shared about 162 glue sticks
To keep all your artwork together
We had 3 picnic lunches, but 1 field day inside
Because of the inclement weather.
I’m pretty sure I gave out like 8,000 stickers
To tell you your work was so fine.
For coloring your drawings, and papers, and crafts,
Crayons used were 1,009.
The times that we counted you all up in a line
Was 972.
10 fire drills, 70 spelling tests,
Washing hands was a billion plus 2.
The treasure box was refilled 26 times,
To make sure that you got what you earned.
Report cards and progress reports- 8 in all,
To remind you of all that you learned.
We celebrated one Astros World Series win
Came to school in our orange and blue
Had a sweet saint procession, one day in pajamas,
And one exhausting field trip to the zoo!
3,000 Clorox wipes cleaned up all your messes,
12 Lysol cans were sprayed pretty thick,
Yet between strep and pneumonia, and flu A or B
28 of us at some point got sick.
I could go on counting, like papers and markers
Erasers and all of those things,
Or homeworks, or emails, or trips to the nurse,
And all Kindergarten life brings.
While some of these numbers I may have made up,
Some are the actual amount.
I would like to mention, in this Kindergarten,
The best things are ones we can’t count.
I can’t put a number on hugs that you gave me,
Or the laughter we shared every day.
The stories you told, the pictures you made me,
And hilarious things you’d all say.
Or the times that you beamed with such pride and excitement
All your fun block creations, and art,
The songs that you sang, the prayers you said,
That for dozens of days touched my heart.
I know you learned so much this year; not just counting,
Go on learning as much as you wish,
And when you’re in first grade, or fifth grade, or eighth,
You can always come count on Ms. Jones and Mrs. Rysz.
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To love the Mother of Christ as Christ himself did is a necessary part of the life of any Christian. Saint Theresa Catholic School passes this truth on in a beautiful way not just to students, but also to our parish community. students led the parish in a breathtaking and reverent procession honoring the Blessed Mother. You will surely be moved by watching this recap.
When it comes to the cultivation of virtue, the House System is the perfect avenue for just that. The House System consists of smaller, organized communities among the student body grades 5 - 8, led by a faculty mentor. Each House competed against each other in the Annual House Academic Tournament, and the day turned out to be as fulfilling as it was entertaining. Congrats to all competitors and to the winners, House of Hildegard!
Griffin highlight: Dr. K., Eighth Grade
Background: I was raised on a small, idyllic Canadian farm, the eighth of thirteen children. I loved growing up around so many siblings and farm animals. I moved to Texas right after I graduated from university, having heard of Saint Theresa's from a fellow student in Toronto. I accepted the job, moved down on a whim, and it was one of the best choices I've ever made!
Education: B.A. Saint Michael's College; M.A. University of Toronto; Ph.D. Centre for Medieval Studies
Favorite part of STCS: Seeing my students crowd around my infant daughter, Mary Snow.
Favorite part of the school year so far: Seeing my students slowly mature into virtuous young men and women.
Saint who Inspires him: Saint Joseph
The end is in sight! If you're as excited for summer as these are enjoying a lunch, you're in good company.
Happy Mother's Day to every mother, grandmother, and spiritual mother! Your feminine genius shines in the way you love, nurture, and raise future saints at Saint Theresa Catholic School
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When parents are engaged in their child's school, the student's education becomes much more than just passing a standardized exam. Boys and girls with parents who are involved excel across the board. When it comes to active parents, stands apart from the rest. As the Saint Theresa Association of Parents (STAP) meets for the last time tonight this school year, don't forget to take a minute to step back and appreciate the phenomenal community of families we are blessed with.
At Saint Theresa Catholic School education is about forming the whole person. While the academic rigor we bring to the classroom helps shape the minds of your young boys and girls, the faith formation these students receive at STCS is uniquely Catholic. Where else do you find a Catholic school where your children’s teachers prioritize taking 15 minutes in the middle of the school day to adore Our Lord in the most Holy Eucharist?
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Sugar Land, TX
77498
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