Friday, November 2

Slade 5th & 6th Graders Donate 200 Brown Bag Lunches to Homeless

The mission of Monsignor Slade is to serve--students in fourth and fifth grade made 200 lunches for Happy Helpers for the Homeless. They are certainly contributing to the Archdiocesan year of service!

Wednesday, October 31

Halloween at Monsignor Slade is Spook-tacular!

Halloween celebrations at Monsignor Slade were so much fun: Big & Little Buddies gathered, parties were had, pre-schoolers trick-or-treated, and a fun parade wrapped up the day!

Wednesday, October 31

Earn More for Monsignor Slade via Amazon Smile until November 2

Amazon increases smile.amazon.com donation amount ten-fold for a limited time.

Friday, October 26

Technology Ties Science Lesson Together for Second Graders

Second graders reinforce lessons on lifecycles while using iPads to read stories in the classroom.

Thursday, October 11

Sixth Grade Tackles Outdoor Obstacle Course at Terrapin Adventures

Sixth grade students attended a field trip at Terrapin Adventures in October of 2018 to build their class bonds, strengthen their personal confidence and overcome physical obstacles to help them prepare for their middle school experiences.

Friday, October 5

Slade Delivers 138 Brown Bag Lunches to Happy Helpers for the Homeless

Monsignor Slade 3rd and 4th graders serve the homeless in their local community.

Wednesday, October 3

Kindergarten Students Receive Rosaries from Rosary Guild

The Monsignor Slade Rosary Guild teaches the school's young students the importance of the rosary.

Friday, September 28

Slade’s Race for Education Is Off to Great Start!

The Race for Education is an excellent opportunity for our students to support their school!

Thursday, September 27

Kindergarten: Easy as Applesauce!

Monsignor Slade kindergarten students learned about Johnny Appleseed and apples this week. They even made their own applesauce!

Tuesday, September 25

Was That a Question or Exclamation?

Third grade students learn about the four different types of sentences in Mrs. Winter's English Language Arts (ELA) class.