This information last updated July 2nd, 2009

IMPORTANT INFORMATION

Please check this website for updates.

  • REGISTRATION FEES FOR THE 2009-2010 SCHOOL YEAR ARE DUE AS FOLLOWS:

    No tuition increase this year!

    JUNE 15, 2009- 50% and JULY 15, 2009- 50%. August tuition is due August 1st, 2009

    Note: For any family interested - registration payment may be paid over the school year.

    CALL THE BUSINESS OFFICE SHOULD YOU HAVE ANY QUESTION.  THANK YOU!


    Automatic EFT (Electronic funds transfers) will be available for the 2009-2010 school year. Forms have been mailed home.

  • PARKER UNIFORMS will be on campus in the school cafeteria for their annual uniform sale on July 14-15 from 9 am to 5 pm and on July 16 from 9 am to 3 pm.  Note:  The high school boys will be required to wear the white polo shirt daily.

    The blue oxford shirt w/ tie will be only for mass/special events.  Thank you!  There is a new girl’s blouse- w/ an optional tie (tie on mass day/special events).  The old blouse will be accepted as we transition to the new one.  If you must purchase we ask that you buy the new blouse.  There is also a new PE shirt available (similarly the old one will be accepted as well).  PE uniforms are sold at Sports Center by Burlington on San Bernardo.  Girl’s socks can be purchased at GMA Stitches or purchased on line with Inka. 


    During the Parker sale school hoodies, hair bows, and sweatshirts will be sold in the Wellness Center.

    Summer office hours beginning June 1st from 7:30 to 6:00pm Monday through Thursday. The school is closed on Fridays! The school will be closed July 6th thru 10th for summer vacation. We will reopen on July 13th.
  • New student enrollment is ongoing for grades K3 to 11th. Call Olga Gentry at 724-8131 for registration information!
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  • Attention Seniors-CLASS OF 2009! Your group picture in Cap & Gown has arrived, you may pick it up in the Business Office for only $10. Senior packets- with report cards & final transcript are ready for pick-up after Monday, June 8th. Call Mrs. Wawroski for more information.
  • The annual Diocesan school calendar is now available. Dates are subject to change. Click here.

  • Classes for students resume with a half day on Tuesday, August 18th, 2009.

  • Teachers report to campus on August 3rd, 2009 for their first day and diocesan faculty retreat.

Congratulations to Edward Sherfey - Valedictorian and Lorenza Cigarroa -Salutatorian

 

Mission Statement

St. Augustine School develops the whole person, promotes Gospel values, inspires a love of learning, and upholds academic excellence in a nurturing community.
Philosophy

St. Augustine School will create a strong spiritually centered community, living the Catholic/Christian virtues expressed through worship and service. It values the collaboration of all members of the community: Bishop, parents, alumni, students, administration, faculty, and staff. By modeling respect for all, especially in a diverse student population, the school invites all members of the community to actively participate in a faith-filled campus life. St. Augustine School will create a dynamic academic environment where the love of learning and the pursuit of creative ideas are regularly perused. Committed and qualified faculty will emphasize high academic achievement while exploring the quest for wisdom.

St. Augustine school commits itself to provide a financially stable school where students are nurtured, respected, and encouraged to become service oriented members of the local community. St. Augustine school creates a positive atmosphere that heartens the human spirit, values the whole person and supports family values.

Core Values

  • To nurture Gospel values, Catholic beliefs, sacramental life, and religious practice
  • To teach the whole person; spiritual, emotional, intellectual, physical, and psychological aspects and provide opportunities for growth
  • To instill traditional values such as respect, politeness, loyalty, trust, and dignity
  • To promote the love of learning and the highest academic standards based on the appropriate ability level of students
  • To witness a spirit of community within and outside the school by encouraging respect, service to others, and a cooperative spirit.
  • To accept, encourage, and embrace the diversity; religions, economics, cultural, linguistic, social, academic among us.
  • To employ competent, professionally prepared, and enthusiastic faculty
  • To provide for the financial accountability and stability of the school

"O God, our Father, bind together in Thine all-embracing love every family on earth. Banish anger and bitterness with homes, nourish forgiveness and peace. Bestow upon parents wisdom and patience that they may gently exercise the disciplines of love, and call forth from their children their greatest virtue and highest skill. Instill in children such independence and self-respect that they may freely obey their parents and grow in the joys of companionship. Open the hearts to hear the truth within the words another speaks. Open the eyes to see the example of virtuous parents, open hearts to complete forgiveness and understanding of all things willed by Thee, O Creator and Sustainer of families."

– St Augustine


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Dates are subject to change. If you have any questions

please call the School at 956-724-8131.


If you are interested in placing an ad it the 2009 St Augustine Yearbook please read and fill out the contract and return it to the business office.

All photos, wording and design must be submitted before May 15, 2009. If photos and wording are not submitted by May 15, 2009 the ad will be not be included in the yearbook.

If you have any questions please call Mr. Duarte at 724-8131


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