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Posted on September 11, 2017By stmwp

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The Class of 2023 is special for many reasons, but

The Class of 2023 is special for many reasons, but for Kindergarten teacher Ms. Sanders and her then-aide Coach Greene, this was their first group of students they taught from K-8! Time to relive the early days!

The Upper School Awards Ceremony recognized studen

The Upper School Awards Ceremony recognized students in all areas of study and sports with a special emphasis on the Class of 2023! Congrats, Eagles!

Kindergarten Grads sing from their hearts.

Kindergarten Grads sing from their hearts.

Kindergarten Graduation : a big moment for our lit

Kindergarten Graduation : a big moment for our little students and their families. Songs, diplomas, a special story time and snacks! And perhaps a few tears. 😇

“Season of Love” from Broadway’s Rent musica

“Season of Love” from Broadway’s Rent musical, performed beautifully by the upper school choir at the Baccalaureate Mass. “525,600 minutes, 525,000 moments so dear. 525,600 minutes - how do you measure, measure a year?”

Baccalaureate Mass is an important and reverent ce

Baccalaureate Mass is an important and reverent ceremony in a series of events leading to graduation. The Class of 2023 was honored and received a special blessing, along with parents, fellow upper school students and faculty/staff. 😇

Enjoy the most adorable song ever - sure to be an

Enjoy the most adorable song ever - sure to be an annual TK tradition!

The Transition is complete! These TK students are

The Transition is complete! These TK students are ready for Kindergarten. Parents and students gathered with teachers to celebrate the special day. 😇

The Transitional Kindergarteners have grown so muc

The Transitional Kindergarteners have grown so much this year! And now, we’ll be able to compare their growth to the beautiful sapling that they planted on campus, a Desert Willow!

Art Expo is a beloved event: a one-night all-scho

Art Expo is a beloved event: a one-night all-school art gallery curated from pieces made by students throughout the entire year. Here is just a glimpse of Art Expo 2023!

May is also a month of celebrations and events fea

May is also a month of celebrations and events featuring student achievement. The Fine Arts performances showcased lower school music and upper school choir and band - to the audience’s absolute delight!

We are feeling the appreciation! Thank you, SMAV a

We are feeling the appreciation! Thank you, SMAV and parent volunteers for a fabulous, over-the-top week of goodies and love. Teacher Appreciation Week began with a breakfast with enough for 2 days of leftovers, followed by a Luau plate lunch with all the fixings, Wednesday was endless sweets with a chocolate fountain, Crumbl cookies, Bundtinis and more! Thursday was wisely planned with a variety of salads to go with the many leftover desserts. And today...a take-home meal with an Italian entrée, baguette, dessert, wine and our choice of gift card! The cherry on top? 15-minute chair massages in the Wetlands - complete with gurgling fountain and spa music. Teachers walked away in a daze of relaxation. Special thanks to all parents who donated to the cause - there were many! A special shout-out to Gladys T. and Naomy C. for chairing the committee. Big thanks to lunch sponsors L. Nemeth and the Loewenstein family - and the Milliken's for funding the massages!

5th Graders attended the "The Wizard of Oz" produc

5th Graders attended the "The Wizard of Oz" production at the PCC Center for the Arts, staged by Christian Youth Theatre Tucson. Not all were familiar with the story until today - or the good old saying, "when monkeys fly." Generational gap filled. 😆

1 minute clip from Washington National Cathedral S

1 minute clip from Washington National Cathedral Sunday morning as Dean Hollerith welcomes our 8th Grade class -- on left, front and center!

Congratulations to Frannie G., who finished first

Congratulations to Frannie G., who finished first place in the Animal Science category of the Arizona Science and Engineering Fair last week. As a result, she has been nominated to enter the Society for Science’s middle school STEM research competition, the Thermo Fisher Scientific Junior Innovators Challenge (previously known as the Broadcom MASTERS). Finalists of that competition will be announced in September. Phenomenal work, Frannie!

THANK YOU for taking part in Block Party 2023! Whe

THANK YOU for taking part in Block Party 2023! Whether you attended the event or supported it from afar with online bidding, we truly appreciate it! The party generated nearly $20,000 for our school!

Special thanks to our sponsors who gave above and beyond (literally) and helped us reach that goal!
Technology Sponsor: Tucson Ear, Nose and Throat
VIP Sponsor: The Millikin Family
Faculty Sponsors: Dr. Jaw Orthodontists, The Loewenstein-Stubb Family (2 sponsorships!), The McKnight-Lasch Family and The Burch Family
"With Regrets" Sponsor: Southern Arizona Radiology Associates
Hundreds of emails and letters went out to the Greater Tucson Community, asking for donations to the silent auction! What an amazing response from these local businesses - THANK YOU!
Community Donations From: Arizona Theater Company, Arizona Zipline Adventures, Barrio Brewing, Biosphere 2, Bookman’s, Chik-Fil-A, Churrasco de Brasil, CJ Creative Studios, Diana Madaras, Dishes2U, Dr. Jaw Orthodontists, Dream Dinners Experience, Eegees, Eileen’s of Tucson, Embellish Home Etc, Flandrau Science Center, Forty-Niner Country Club, Fox Theater, Funtasticks, Gaslight Theater, George Wine Shop, Hall of Flame Museum, International Wildlife Museum, La Paloma Golf, The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures, Nox - A Slumber Party Co., Pearly Baker Wine Shop, Penca Restaurant, Peter Piper Pizza, Presidio Museum, Rainbow Ryders Hot Air Balloon, Reid Park Zoo, Rogue Theater, Santa Teresa Mosaic, Scented Tea Leaf, Skate Country, Tohono Chul Gardens, Tucson Botanical Garden, Tucson Roadrunners Hockey, Westward Look Resort, White Stallion Ranch in Tucson.

It's time to rock the Block Party this Saturday on

It's time to rock the Block Party this Saturday on campus - our 1st adults-only FUNdraiser since 2019. Let's get the party going NOW by shopping the Silent Auction. It is PACKED with amazing goods - 90 items to bid on! From once-in-a-lifetime trips to VIP Experiences with Teachers - and incredible Staycation tickets and stays from local businesses. Shop like you mean it! All to support St. Michael's School.
https://one.bidpal.net/blockparty2023/browse/all

CONGRATULATIONS to State Swim Champions, Max C. an

CONGRATULATIONS to State Swim Champions, Max C. and Aleks W! Max holds the State Champion title in the 50 breaststroke, 100 breaststroke, 200 breaststroke, 200 medley relay and 400 medley relay! Aleks is also State Champion in 5 categories: 200 individual medley, 200 freestyle, 200 backstroke, the 200 medley relay and the 400 medley relay. Stunning accomplishments! Clearly hard-earned and we-deserved.

St. Michael's campus was the perfect setting for 3

St. Michael's campus was the perfect setting for 3rd Grade's Tucson History Day! Students worked in teams to present facts about the Old Pueblo and experienced a day of learning old-school...clothes and all!

Eighth grader Anthony Son has been selected as a w

Eighth grader Anthony Son has been selected as a winner of the Tucson Festival of Books Young Artists Contest for his desert landscape. Anthony and other winners were honored at a ceremony at the Festival of Books on Saturday, March 4, on the Main Stage, where they received a $100 gift certificate for art materials and a book and poster featuring the art of the winners. Congratulations, Anthony!

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