2018
may activities
TEACHER OF THE YEAR
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Congratulations to Ms. Martini ! St. Jerome School is proud of our Teacher of the Year!
Ms. Martini has a love and passion for teaching. Her dedication, patience, and genuine interest go beyond her classroom, unselfishly helping students and colleagues. It is not unusual for Ms. Martini to spend her weekend researching new curriculum, current events, or information to help the school grow. 
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FEBRUARY ACTIVITIES
100 DAYS OF SCHOOL
CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK
JUNE ACTIVITIES
MAY ACTIVITIES
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HONOR ROLL AWARDS
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ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
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HANDS-ON SCIENCE
FIELD TRIPS
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FIRST COMMUNION
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MAY CROWNING
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY FATHER BILL
april activities
SPRING CARNIVAL
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SCIENCE FAIR
EARTH DAY
march activities
THE BIRTH OF BUTTERFLIES
STATIONS OF THE CROSS
EASTER EGG HUNT
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2ND GRADE FIRST HOLY COMMUNION RETREAT
St. PATRICK'S day
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3rd Grade Celebrates St. Patrick's Day with Junipero Serra
Heart of God Winners
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8th Graders Found Leprechaun Foot Prints
The Leprechaun Visited Kinder
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National Read Across America Day (Dr. Seuss Day)
february activities
ACHIEVEMENT AWARD WINNERS
STUDENT OF THE MONTH |
living rosary |
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catholic week
blessing of the throats
ground hog day
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outstanding community service
valentine's day
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religion bee
congratulations to all the winners
students were tested on content of the Catholicity.
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Pajama party
Congratulations to our Spartan Learning Fair Winners! 9 Medals were awarded!
Berni Albano
3rd Place Prayer, 3rd Place Math &
2nd Place Dramatic Monologue
Ifeoma C.
1st Place Poetry
Azure Fisher
2nd Place 3D Art
Sofia Biren
3rd Place Essay
2nd Place for 2D Art
Fred Dorton
3rd Place Math
Brandon Trajano
3rd Place for Math
Berni Albano
3rd Place Prayer, 3rd Place Math &
2nd Place Dramatic Monologue
Ifeoma C.
1st Place Poetry
Azure Fisher
2nd Place 3D Art
Sofia Biren
3rd Place Essay
2nd Place for 2D Art
Fred Dorton
3rd Place Math
Brandon Trajano
3rd Place for Math
black history month
Preschool, TK and Kinder
Students used Brain Pop Jr. and watched the short videos on Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, and Rosa Parks. After each video, students completed the game and then finished with reading and answering the "easy quiz" questions together as a class. Preschool and TK busy at work.
Students used Brain Pop Jr. and watched the short videos on Martin Luther King Jr., Harriet Tubman, and Rosa Parks. After each video, students completed the game and then finished with reading and answering the "easy quiz" questions together as a class. Preschool and TK busy at work.
First Grade and Second Grade
Did a science research project in which they had to choose two African Americans that have contributed to the science field. Two or three have been presenting their reports each day.
Did a science research project in which they had to choose two African Americans that have contributed to the science field. Two or three have been presenting their reports each day.
Third Grade and Fourth Grade
Discussed the historical work of Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and Ruby Bridges plus even Michael Jackson... :). In Social Studies there is a section of the book dedicated to the contributions of African Americans. The Third grade class has written about these contributions. A formal Report will be written on it to continue the learning in March for when WASC comes to visit. Fourth grade red multiple short biographies of influential Black Americans. Students were provided a selection of books for independent reading. The Literature project study using an African folktale that is usually done in February was postponed until WASC week. Look for it next month. Fifth Grade Fifth Grade did a black history research report. They had to research an influential African American and write a biography about that person. They also had to tell why that person is an important/influential figure in their life.
Discussed the historical work of Martin Luther King Jr., Rosa Parks and Ruby Bridges plus even Michael Jackson... :). In Social Studies there is a section of the book dedicated to the contributions of African Americans. The Third grade class has written about these contributions. A formal Report will be written on it to continue the learning in March for when WASC comes to visit. Fourth grade red multiple short biographies of influential Black Americans. Students were provided a selection of books for independent reading. The Literature project study using an African folktale that is usually done in February was postponed until WASC week. Look for it next month. Fifth Grade Fifth Grade did a black history research report. They had to research an influential African American and write a biography about that person. They also had to tell why that person is an important/influential figure in their life.
Middle School
Students watched speeches from Dr. King on YouTube: The Stanford speech and I Have a Dream. Student also learned over the life of free slaves on the eastern seaboard during the early years of the United States. It's all a buildup to March when students learn about the industrial revolution and the Southern slavery. Students also chose historical figures who were influential African Americans as subjects for their Social Studies projects. For Black History Month, 8th grade was assigned an African-American Hero who contributed significant accomplishments in various careers. Students researched their Hero, created a collage poster, wrote an essay on the challenges, accomplishments & biographical background for their hero and did classroom presentations. These projects will be displayed in the hallway during our WASC visit, please stop by to see them.
Music
Upper grades students received lessons about jazz, where they explored the definition of jazz, talked about improvisation and listened to jazz tunes from Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong.
Students watched speeches from Dr. King on YouTube: The Stanford speech and I Have a Dream. Student also learned over the life of free slaves on the eastern seaboard during the early years of the United States. It's all a buildup to March when students learn about the industrial revolution and the Southern slavery. Students also chose historical figures who were influential African Americans as subjects for their Social Studies projects. For Black History Month, 8th grade was assigned an African-American Hero who contributed significant accomplishments in various careers. Students researched their Hero, created a collage poster, wrote an essay on the challenges, accomplishments & biographical background for their hero and did classroom presentations. These projects will be displayed in the hallway during our WASC visit, please stop by to see them.
Music
Upper grades students received lessons about jazz, where they explored the definition of jazz, talked about improvisation and listened to jazz tunes from Duke Ellington and Louis Armstrong.
january activities
STUDENT OF THE MONTH
ACHIEVEMENT AWARDS
1st GRADE SOCIAL STUDIES PROJECT
SJS CHOIR AND 4TH GRADE CHILDREN'S LITURGY
LIVING OUR FAITH
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KINDER AND FR. BILL HAVING FUN
THIRD GRADE HANDS-ON SCIENCE
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december ACTIVITIES
christmas program
st. nick day
breakfast with santa
classroom parties
book signing
5th Grade Meet the Author
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shoe box center
Brandon Doyle was the organizer/ coordinator for Christmas Child an organization that partners up with churches worldwide to reach boys and girls with the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Children are provided with a shoebox filled with gifts for children in need. St. Jerome School students demonstrated their Christian leadership by donating over 50 boxes that were delivered on December 11th to the processing center in Irvine, California.
November activities
thanksgiving food drive
november character education theme
"Caring"
respect 4 life
october awards
October Student of the Month
After a long month of studying... Silliness just happens!
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October Subject Achievement Award
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halloween and Trunk or Treat
United nations day
Pink Out Day to Support Cancer Awareness
blessing of the animals
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September Character Education Theme "Friendship"
sports assembly
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spirit family lunch
Students parade around the backyard singing and dancing to the song "We Are Family". They eat their lunches with their school buddies and play games together. The whole school dances to the Cha Cha Slide song to celebrate Spirit family lunch in community.
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4th graders discuss the canonization of Father Serra surrounding our school statute in front of the office.
father serra Canonization discussion
college day
hearts of God
Heart of God slips are given to students for being Caught doing God’s Work and sent home to their parents. Students pick from the treasure box a small token that has a religious message for their
good deeds.
grandparent's day
remembering 9-11-2001
Back to school | ice cream social
