Team to beat. Juggernaut. Dynasty.

 With its third straight win in the Diocese of San Bernardino Junior High Academic Decathlon last month, these are the kinds of words that can be applied to the St. Hyacinth Academy Eagles in this annual competition. 

PERRIS—Every year St. James Catholic School participates in the Knights of Columbus Basketball Free Throw Contest. First, students have the opportunity to participate at the Council Level (Council 9986 for St. James).

By Anne Alhadef

 Following the celebration of Catholic Schools Week in late January, many Catholic schools in our diocese also celebrated Kindness Week.

 Both of these events, in a way, are like what we do during Lent. Prayer, fasting, and almsgiving are not something we only do during the Lenten season, but Lent affords us a special opportunity to go deeper into these aspects of our faith that we already do. 

Who says Report Card Day can’t be fun? On February 27, Report Card Day at Our Lady of the Assumption School, the school staged their annual Jog-A-Thon.

By Kathy Seter
Sacred Heart Academy LEAP Teacher

 “I have spread my dreams under your feet. Tread softly because you tread on my dreams.” W. B. Yeats

 I approach each school day reciting this quote. As a teacher, I am blessed to work with bright, eager young people. With this blessing comes the huge responsibility of helping every child reach their full potential, spiritually and academically. I truly take this responsibility to heart and feel privileged to honor the dreams of my students.

FONTANA—Students at Resurrection Academy in Fontana partnered with Sleep Train stores to help local foster kids.  

 Over 60,000 California children find themselves living in foster care at any given time, many of which have entered with little to no possessions. Many have suffered the effects of poverty, neglect, and even abuse. Studies show that for many foster children, these challenges are just beginning.