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Archdiocese Letter-NEW-May 15, 2020
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News & Announcements
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May 25Please click to read the letter form the Superintendent of schools regarding the Reopening of schools. The Council has begun the initial planning stage of reopening our school buildings. In addition to continued contact with federal, state and local officials, they have determined the best way forward for our schools is to bring together a new task force; a panel of experts in the fields of education, public health, risk management, security, logistics, architecture and engineering. CLICK to read moreRead More
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May 18WEDNESDAY, May 20, between 4pm-6pm, please come to the school to retrieve your child's things. PLEASE stay in your car, line up in the drive and your items will be put into your car for you, wrapped in plastic bags. To reiterate, PLEASE STAY IN YOUR CAR. No one will be allowed in the building. Your items will be BROUGHT TO YOUR CAR. Thank you everyone for your cooperation.Read More
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May 10Prayers and blessings from Sister Mary Elizabeth to our SAS moms!!! Please also see attached letter for all mothers from the Superintendent of SchoolsRead More
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May 8Thursday, May 14, 2020, 12-2pm. click for more information!Read More
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May 1Catholic Schools will remain closed until the end of the academic year. Remote learning will continue until the end of June 2020. Click for English and Spanish versions of the letter as well as links to family support resources that are available.Read More
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April 25The Vatican has released a free online prayer book to help Catholics seeking divine assistance amid the coronavirus crisis.Read More
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April 21Father McSweeney suggests that the students learn the Regina Coeli, as they have learned the tradition of praying the Angelus at Noon. During the Easter Season, the Regina Coeli is prayed in its place. So while we have some time at home together, perhaps we can learn to pray the Regina Coeli and revive an ancient tradition! Easter Season runs from Holy Saturday until Pentecost Sunday, which is May 31, 2020. Links to Gregorian Chants as well!!Read More
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April 9As he has done so regularly throughout this crisis, Timothy Cardinal Dolan has taken a moment to deliver a video greeting to our entire Catholic school family. Please enjoy this Easter message from His Eminence, which serves as yet another embrace from our wise and joyful shepherd in these troubling times. The Sheen Center for Thought and Culture are providing a gift to all of us for Holy Week as they stream a performance of the critically-acclaimed play, THE GOSPEL OF JOHN, beginning Saturday, April 11 at 4p.m. The play will be available for viewing at sheencenter.org/gospelofjohn through Monday, April 13, free of charge. We hope you will join Cardinal Dolan for Easter Sunday Mass at 10 a.m. from America’s Parish Church, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, televised live on PIX11, with the audio available on The Catholic Channel, Sirius XM 129.Read More
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April 8Please click on the link to see information from the New York State Department of Health regarding Health Insurance options.Read More
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March 27On Friday, 27 March, the Pope will preside over a moment of prayer on the sagrato of St Peter’s Basilica, the platform at the top of the steps immediately in front of the façade of the Church. “I invite everyone to participate spiritually through the means of communication”, he said. The ceremony will consist in readings from the Scriptures, prayers of supplication, and adoration of the Blessed Sacrament; and will conclude with Pope Francis giving the Urbi et orbi Blessing, with the possibility of gaining a plenary indulgence for all those who listen to it live through the various forms of communication.Read More
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March 27United as Catholics and with other Christians around the world, we begin our second “Catholic Schools Weekend of Prayer” in St. Peter’s Square at 1p.m. ET tomorrow, Friday, March 27. We will all listen as our Holy Father, Pope Francis, gives a special blessing, “Urbi et Orbi” (To the City & To the World). I encourage you with your children to receive this extraordinary blessing, normally only given on Easter & Christmas mornings, which gains for us all a plenary indulgence. Watch it on the Catholic Faith Network. Our local shepherd, His Eminence Timothy Cardinal Dolan, Archbishop of New York, in a special video message for our students from St. Patrick’s Cathedral, reminds us in the video that fear is unnecessary in the presence of faith.Read More
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March 25During the pandemic the archdiocese has suggestions for internet access options for home-based learning.Read More
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Welcome to St. Augustine School.
Our mission is to teach Catholic doctrine and to develop strong Christian values that give children a knowledge and love of God and their community. We educate the whole child, considering each student's mental, physical and spiritual well-being as well as his or her intellectual development. -
Congratulations SAS Class of 2020!
St. Augustine School continues in its fine tradition of producing graduating classes of students with high academic caliber. The Class of 2020 was accepted to a broad range of highly selective Catholic High Schools and earned scholarships to 10 schools, including several full tuition scholarships.
In recent years, St. Augustine School's graduating classes have earned upwards of $360,000 to $1,008,260 in academic scholships.
Congratulations to everyone in The Class of 2020!
May God bless you in this next chapter of your education! -
St. Augustine Catholic School Offers:
- Full Day Program
- Pre-K3 through 8th Grade
- Diverse student body with 450 students
- Rigorous academic program
- Faith-based curriculum
- Preparation for the sacraments
- Extracurricular clubs and activities
- Extensive use of technology in the classrooms
- Extended Day Program available
- Full service cafeteria
- Full time nurse on-site
- Nurturing and safe environment
For more information, call us at: 914-941-3849
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Touring Tuesdays are on going throughout the year.
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Find out how much St Augustine School has
to offer your child.
We have early childhood development Pre-K classes,
and a varied and enriched elementary school program
from Kindergarten through the 8th grade.
Many afterschool activities including sports, music, drama, art, and an after care program are available.
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Can't make it on a Tuesday?
Please feel free to give us a call or email for information.
No appointment necessary.
Stop by and tour the school at your convenience.
See what a nurturing environment we offer to our students.
Registration for Pre-K through 8th grade
2020-2021 school year has begun and is on going.
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Telephone: 914-941-3849
Email: Leone Stangle lstangle@staugustineschool.org