St. Nicholas Cathedral School21 hours ago
πΆππ A Special Day for Our SNCS Student Choir πππΆ
A heartfelt thank you to Monsignor Velo and Ms. Amy for warmly welcoming our St. Nicholas Cathedral School Student Choir and inviting our students to participate in this very special celebration honoring St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.
Mother Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants, dedicated her life to serving immigrant families and helping those building new lives far from home. Her story holds especially deep meaning for our SNCS community, where we are blessed to welcome and educate children and families who have come to Chicago from Ukraine and other parts of the world.
We are incredibly grateful to the National Shrine of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini for hosting our students and giving them the opportunity to share their voices and faith on such a meaningful occasion. ππΆ
A very special thank you to Ron Onesti for his incredible generosity in sending lunch to the school for all of the students and staff who participated! πβ€οΈ What a thoughtful way to make an already special day even more memorable for our SNCS community. We truly appreciate your kindness and support of our students!
Thank you also to everyone who helped coordinate our transportation, visit, and all the details that made this experience possible.
We are grateful for opportunities like these that remind our students that faith, welcome, service, and compassion have the power to bring communities together. β€οΈ
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, pray for us! π
#SNCS #StNicholasCathedralSchool #MotherCabrini #StFrancesXavierCabrini #StudentChoir #FaithInAction #CatholicEducation #UkrainianVillage #Chicago
A heartfelt thank you to Monsignor Velo and Ms. Amy for warmly welcoming our St. Nicholas Cathedral School Student Choir and inviting our students to participate in this very special celebration honoring St. Frances Xavier Cabrini.
Mother Cabrini, the patron saint of immigrants, dedicated her life to serving immigrant families and helping those building new lives far from home. Her story holds especially deep meaning for our SNCS community, where we are blessed to welcome and educate children and families who have come to Chicago from Ukraine and other parts of the world.
We are incredibly grateful to the National Shrine of Saint Frances Xavier Cabrini for hosting our students and giving them the opportunity to share their voices and faith on such a meaningful occasion. ππΆ
A very special thank you to Ron Onesti for his incredible generosity in sending lunch to the school for all of the students and staff who participated! πβ€οΈ What a thoughtful way to make an already special day even more memorable for our SNCS community. We truly appreciate your kindness and support of our students!
Thank you also to everyone who helped coordinate our transportation, visit, and all the details that made this experience possible.
We are grateful for opportunities like these that remind our students that faith, welcome, service, and compassion have the power to bring communities together. β€οΈ
St. Frances Xavier Cabrini, pray for us! π
#SNCS #StNicholasCathedralSchool #MotherCabrini #StFrancesXavierCabrini #StudentChoir #FaithInAction #CatholicEducation #UkrainianVillage #Chicago
St. Nicholas Cathedral School2 days ago
π Learning Takes Flight in 4th Grade! π¬β¨
Our 4th grade students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work during a fun, hands-on STEAM challenge!
Working in teams, students designed and built their own pom-pom launchers and then put their creations to the test! π― Along the way, they practiced:
π Listening and following directions
π‘ Sharing ideas and thinking creatively
π Making observations and testing solutions
π€ Communicating and working as a team
π§ Problem-solving and critical thinking
Students learned how to define a simple design problem based on needs and wantsβand discovered that sometimes the best learning happens through building, testing, adjusting, and trying again!
At SNCS, hands-on activities like this make learning engaging and meaningful while helping our students develop the communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical-thinking skills they will carry with them far beyond the classroom. ππ
Great work, 4th grade! ππ
Our 4th grade students put their creativity and problem-solving skills to work during a fun, hands-on STEAM challenge!
Working in teams, students designed and built their own pom-pom launchers and then put their creations to the test! π― Along the way, they practiced:
π Listening and following directions
π‘ Sharing ideas and thinking creatively
π Making observations and testing solutions
π€ Communicating and working as a team
π§ Problem-solving and critical thinking
Students learned how to define a simple design problem based on needs and wantsβand discovered that sometimes the best learning happens through building, testing, adjusting, and trying again!
At SNCS, hands-on activities like this make learning engaging and meaningful while helping our students develop the communication, collaboration, creativity, and critical-thinking skills they will carry with them far beyond the classroom. ππ
Great work, 4th grade! ππ


