Spirituality

In addition to our superior academic standards, St. Margaret’s school strives to develop our students’ spiritual well-being by reinforcing Catholic values and identity.

Specific examples of our students’ religious development are as follows:

• Religion Class is taught daily, to all grades including Preschool 3 and Pre-Kindergarten.
• All students in grades K-8 attend mass, as a school, at Saint Margaret’s Church on our campus for the First Friday of each month.
• Prayer services are held during certain Saint’s Feast Days (e.g., St. Margaret Mary, St Francis of Assisi, St Nicholas, etc.).
• Students attend Stations of the Cross during Lent, which culminates with the Living Stations presented the Wednesday before Easter.
• Students participate in community and global service projects throughout the school year.
• Each morning, prayers are said as an entire school with an 8^th grade leader over the PA system along with the Pledge of Allegiance to the flag. Class prayers are also recited before and after lunch, and before dismissal.
• Students are strongly encouraged to meet their Sunday obligation by attending Mass with their family.