National Catholic Schools Week is an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States. Now entering its 49th anniversary year, Catholic Schools Week will be celebrated January 29 - February 4. 

St. Michael School will observe the week with mass, assemblies and other activities for students, families, parishioners and community members to celebrate and congratulate the great work and good news of our school. 

• 9:30 a.m.:Family Mass followed by Open House Students are asked to wear their school uniform with pride
  • Check-in with your student's teacher in the classroom for a treat if they attended Mass in their uniform
  • Come see your child’s work and to get a sneak peek at what next year will be like for your child by touring the school
  • Head over to the Hall to explore the science fair and enjoy a morning snack

• Full mass School uniform with full mass uniform for grades 3 - 8
• 2:45 p.m.: Parents are welcome to join for prayer as we celebrate Vocations Day to give thanks for our priests, deacons, and our Dominican Sisters

• School appropriate free dress with tennis shoes or PE uniform
• 2:45 p.m.: Parents are welcome to join us for a spirit rally led by Student Leadership as we celebrate Student Day

• School uniform, Mass uniform for grades 2 - 8
• 1:45 p.m.: Parents we invited to join us as we celebrate the gift of all of you for Parents Day

• Free dress for those with Fun Run Free Dress Pass
• We celebrate our teachers and staff who have chosen to make a personal sacrifice, so that they may share their faith as Catholic school educators here at St. Michael School

• School uniform 
• 10 to 11:45 a.m.: Grandparent's Day
• 12 p.m.: Dismissal with no afternoon Eagle's Nest.
  • Grandparents will be “shared” in the classroom amongst all students and will be able to visit multiple classrooms
  • We ask that each student have no more than 2 grandparents in the classroom at a time for space/safety reasons
  • RSVP by February 1 if your child’s grandparent(s) will be attending Grandparent’s Day