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Wednesday, October 30

It's a STEAM Halloween!

Sixth graders at Monsignor Slade Catholic School participate in STEAM activities with a Halloween twist. An icon of autumn and a symbol of Halloween spirit, pumpkins became the object of scientific study and prediction in science class.

Wednesday, October 23

Sixth Graders Harvest 8000 Pounds of Cabbage

Sixth grade students from Monsignor Slade Catholic School harvested 8000 pounds of cabbage in one hour. Their harvest yielded enough food to provide for 32000 meals!

Tuesday, October 22

Monsignor Slade Students Invited to Wear Orange!

Students are invited to wear orange accessories in addition to their uniforms on October 23, 2019.

Wednesday, October 16

Third Grade Students are Muralists for a Day

Student are inspired to create a mural after reading about a famous American muralist, Judy Baca.

Saturday, October 5

Second Graders Create Recycled Communities

Second grade students build urban, suburban, or rural communities from recycled materials.

Monday, September 23

First Grade Scientists Make Predictions

Teaching students about prediction-making is a great age-appropriate introduction to creating a hypothesis.

Thursday, September 19

Monsignor Slade students and families feed the hungry

​Monsignor Slade families donated a significant amount of non-perishable food items during our first service project of the year! The Slade community has participated in a food drive known as the Worldwide Freedom Harvest for more than 18 years.

Saturday, September 7

Monsignor Slade celebrates 65 years of educating students in the Catholic tradition

Monsignor Slade Catholic School opened on September 7, 1954; today marks 65 years of educating generations of families. Our faculty and staff foster academic excellence and spiritual growth with dedication to providing robust educational opportunities for the 21st century student.

Wednesday, June 12

Third Graders Enjoy Visit from Author and Illustrator

​Third grade students in Mrs. Winter’s class recently had the opportunity to enjoy a reading of How Grace Became Amazing and Saving Grace by author, Sandy Reckert-Reusing, and illustrator, Cynthia Ramirez Herrick.

Wednesday, May 29

Third Grade Students Visit the Museum of Industry

Students in the third grade at Monsignor Slade took a field trip to the Baltimore Museum of Industry​. Through their social studies classes, students have been learning about how technology and industry can help our communities to grow and thrive.