The Parent Volunteer Program is an opportunity to create a partnership between Saint Dominic School and parents by bringing the parents into the school to participate in activities that enhance the social and academic life of the students. We are looking for volunteer assistance on Mondays for lunch and recess. If you are available, might you consider donating your time and energy to help? Please contact:

Assistant Principal

Kate Turnbach

 kturnbach@stdomschool.org for more information.

 Thank you!

Join us as we walk the Stations of the Cross, a beautiful Lenten devotion of our Catholic tradition. Pray the Stations with us and experience Christ's great love.

Schedule: 

Friday, March 14 - 1:20 P.M.

Friday, March 21 - 2:50 P.M.

Friday, March 28 - 1:20 P.M.

Friday, April 11 - 2:05 P.M.

Live Stations:

Thursday, April 17 - 9:30 A.M. & 10:45 A.M. in the gym

Tuition assistance is awarded each year to families with children in Grades K-12 through the Diocesan Tuition Assistance Program. Financial awards are made based on financial need. In order to ensure a fair and impartial analysis, applications are made through FACTS Management.

There are two application rounds in which families can apply. The deadline for the first round ends on March 3, 2025; however, parents who missed the deadline can still apply during Round 2. 

Applications that are submitted for Round 2 must be submitted by May 12, 2025.

Please be aware that applications are not complete until all supporting documents are uploaded, faxed, or received through USPS mail.

Congratulations are extended to many of our students for their efforts in the 2024-2025 Americanism Essay Contest sponsored by the Brick Elks Lodge of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the United States of America.  Students were asked to author an essay answering the question,  “What Does Patriotism Mean To Me?”  St. Dominic School students rose above the competition explaining what they can do and how to show patriotism for our country.

This year there were four divisions which included 5th, 6th, 7th and 8th grades.  The winners for each division are as follows:

Grade 5 : Amy McCarthy - 1st place

                 Juliana Ehrmantrout - 2nd place

                 Christian Balint - 3rd place 

Grade 6:  Peter McCoy - 1st Place

                 Anneyel Buchanan - 2nd Place

                 Myles David E. Macaluso - 3rd Place 

Grade 7:  Ella Concepcion - 1st Place

                 David McCarthy - 2nd Place

                 Kieran Lavin - 3rd Place 

Grade 8:  Lillian Jenks - 1st Place

                 Amelia Lauder - 2nd Place

                 Alex Pistolakis - 3rd Place

These winners will move on to the next level of competition at the District Level and possibly the State and National levels.  Let’s go Blue Jays!

An awards luncheon will also be held in April at the Brick Elks Lodge.  Our winners are excited to attend the festivities with their families.  Saint Dominic School is extremely proud of these students’ accomplishments, and we congratulate them on this wonderful honor!

Thank you!

On March 7th our students dressed in bright colors to celebrate Read Across America!

Our National Junior Honor Society enjoyed reading to our classes.

It was wonderful to see our students, faculty,& staff dressed in vibrant colors to show their love of reading!

Saint Dominic P.T.A. is hosting a Spring Uniform Exchange on Thursday, March 20th in the Parish Center from 3-5 P.M.  It is not necessary to bring an item in order to take an item. Please help yourself to anything you need.

We are thrilled to welcome back Lead U to present an assembly to our Grade 4-8 students on March 27th!  

The Lead U Crew is a team of passionate teaching artists who deliver high energy, impactful programs based on respect, mindfulness, resilience, and communication.  

All students in Grades 4-8 should wear GYM uniforms on March 27th.  

Please join us in congratulating Preston Stohrer on receiving the Purple and Gold Scholarship at Saint Rose High School.  This scholarship, in the amount of $2,000, is in recognition of Preston’s academic potential and work ethic.  Congratulations, Preston!