Sirens and smiles: firefighters visit St. Aloysius
A visit from the Sauk City Fire Department brought Fire Prevention Month to life with a closer look at a fire truck and the work of our community helpers.
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Stories from our classrooms, chapel, playground and parish.
Student leaders prepare to serve our school and community
Our student council and five elected representatives are putting ideas into action, with winter fundraisers including the Baby Bottle Boomerang ahead.
Kindergarten takes learning outdoors with TimberNook
A new TimberNook partnership gives kindergartners a weekly outdoor adventure, building curiosity, creativity, friendships, and confidence through nature-based play.
Fall reading with furry friends
Middle school readers headed outside with books and some playful puppy companions, thanks to a visit from the Breunig family’s pups.
Fourth and fifth graders explore Madison
Fourth and fifth graders explored Wisconsin’s dairy industry at the World Dairy Expo and visited the Schoenstatt Shrine and St. Bernard’s Cathedral in Madison.
Special visitor: Duck edition!
Duck from Click, Clack, Moo joined local librarians for a school visit that encouraged students to visit the library, get a library card, and start reading.
Country Bumpkin: a fall tradition
Sunshine, farm animals, playground adventures, and pumpkins made our annual Country Bumpkin field trip a memorable fall tradition.
A day off well spent
Thirteen more St. Aloysius staff members are CPR certified, thanks to the Sauk Prairie Ambulance Association and a generous gift from Bob and Belle Koch.
First graders tell the story of Creation
Our first graders showed off their creativity and teamwork through beautiful works of art! Working in pairs, they shared the story of Creation day by day. Each poster reflects a piece of God’s careful plan for us, giving us everything we need. What do you want to thank God for today?
Mass Choir begins!
Our Mass Choir is growing this year! Inspired by our wonderful parish choir and its dedicated choir director, we’re thrilled to open Mass Choir to boys and girls in third grade and up. Lifting our voices in song is a beautiful way to worship, and we can’t wait to see how this group grows in faith, confidence, and joy together.
How does a banana answer the phone?
“Yellow!” Our Little Blessings students have so much fun chatting with their friends at snack time. Nothing beats talking on the Bananaphone!
Nature detectives
Our second graders wrapped up their lesson on what makes something living, once-living, or nonliving, and then took the learning outside for a scavenger hunt! Each student searched for one example of each category to bring back in their bag. Then they gathered together to share their finds and sort them into the right groups. It was so much fun seeing their thinking in action!