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Our first grade students were treated to a special read aloud yesterday with a few guest readers. We appreciate all of the volunteers that came in to read to the class. |
Cape May Zoo School
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Our third and fourth graders had a fantastic time at the Cape May Zoo School! The hands-on experience with ambassador animals brought their food web lessons to life, sparking curiousity and enthusiasm for the natural world.
Miss Caprice Steps into Role of Principal for a Day
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Miss Caprice confidently handled phone calls, visited classrooms, conducted teacher evaluations, took a well-deserved lunch break, and tackled various office responsibilities during her recent stint as principal. She secured this exciting experience at Supper with Santa.
UPCOMING EVENTSBlood Drive at Wildwood Catholic Academy |
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WCA Theater Department Presents ...
The Drowsy Chaperone March 21-23
When a die-hard theater fan plays his favorite cast album, the characters come to life in this hilarious Tony Award-winning musical farce. The Drowsy Chaperone is a loving send-up of the Golden Age musical, featuring one show-stopping song and dance number after another.
Dates:
Friday, March 21 at 7pm, Satuday, March 22 at 2pm and 7pm, Sunday, March 23 at 2pm
Ticket Prices:
Students: $12 Adults: $15
HAPPENING IN THE UPPER SCHOOLStudents Take On Shakespeare |
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Shakespeare was in the air at Wildwood Catholic Academy. The freshmen brought The Merchant of Venice to life in Mrs. Schumann’s class, acting out scenes with enthusiasm and energy. Mrs. Schumann’s passion for literature continues to inspire her students, making Shakespeare’s words jump off the page. The juniors explored the beauty of Shakespearean sonnets in Mrs. Livingston’s British Literature class, reading classic works and crafting their own poetic masterpieces. The seniors had a fantastic time performing Hamlet in full costume, fully immersing themselves in the drama and intrigue of the play. The week concluded with the juniors and seniors gathered for a delightful tea party, complete with an assortment of teas, scones, and homemade desserts. As they sipped tea and shared their desserts, students reflected on their love for Shakespeare and the timeless impact of his work. |
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Fun & Fantasy in Freshman Literature |
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Mrs. Schumann’s students took a break from reading The Merchant of Venice to handcraft their own Venetian mask. They were treated to watching the most recent videos of the Venice Carnival while they created their mask - a fun virtual field trip! |
Mrs. Schumann Shares King Cake Tradition |
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Mrs. Schumann enjoyed sharing homemade King Cakes with the seniors and juniors.
Tradition says whoever finds the baby, representing Jesus, in their slice of the cake will be lucky and prosperous. It also means they are responsible for making next year’s cake!
Julia Wallace Commits to
The College of New Jersey to Continue
Softball Career
Congratulations to Julia Wallace on her commitment to further her athletic and academic career at The College of New Jersey where she will be playing softball for the Lions. We commend Julia on her dedication, commitment, and outstanding accomplishment. Congratulations to Julia and her family!!