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SCHOOL HOURS:
7:40am to 2:00pm. Students may not arrive before 7:30am and are considered late after 7:50am. Dismissal is at 12:00 noon on days of early dismissal. Students picked up late are sent to the After School Program at 2:15 and charged the daily fee.
OFFICE HOURS:
7:30am to 3:30pm when school is in session.
Summer Office Hours: 9:00am to 1:00pm – The office is closed for two weeks during the summer and usually during school vacations. E-mail and Voice mail is checked daily.
Click to download the flyers (posted as they become available)...
- About the CEC
- January 9th: Blueprint to Financial Success
- January 10th: Raising Financially Responsible Children
- February 5th: Natural Approach to Health & Wellness for Children
- February 28th: Protect Your Childs Future- Free Health Insurance
- March 12th: Home Energy Solutions to Save Money & Small Business Energy Advantage
- April 11th: First Time Home Owners
- And more to come!
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Award Winners Congratulations to Sereina Fan-Luboya for receiving the St. Thomas Aquinas Award. This award is given to a student in academic excellence through the Diocese. We would also like to congratulate Oninye Nnodum, Briana Castro and Deserea Hernandez as winners in the Poetry for Peace Contest sponsored by Fairfield University with Oninye winning second place.
Congratulations to Mrs. Patricia Ruane, our sixth grade teacher, for receiving the CT Science Educator Fellow Award!
The CT Science Teachers Association has awarded Mrs. Ruane the CSEF 2012 award. This award is given to an individual who has demonstrated exemplary science teaching and who has provided outstanding service to state science organizations. This is the highest award given by the CSTA. Mrs. Ruane will be honored at a dinner on April 25, 2012. |
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Fall 2011 News Fall came fast and furious with many wonderful events for our school. We had a wonderful turn out for the annual walk-a-thon and are looking to make it bigger and better next year. It was a beautiful day for the teachers, students, families and friends to join together for the three mile walk supporting Catholic Education. Then our “Trunk and Treat” night, sponsored by the Home/School Association, was enjoyed by all who attended. Families decorated their car trunks so that the students could safely trick or treat while the eighth grade hosted a haunted classroom and Mrs. Gulyas coordinated an arts and crafts room. |
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ST. AUGUSTINE SCHOOL • 63 PEQUONNOCK STREET • BRIDGEPORT, CT 06604 • 203-366-6500 • staugustine@cathedralcluster.org HOME / ABOUT US / ADMISSIONS / ACADEMICS / AFTERSCHOOL / PARENTS / ALUMNI / NEWS / CALENDAR / CONTACT St. Augustine School admits students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, © 2013 Cathedral Cluster - Schools of Bridgeport. All Rights Reserved. |
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