School Supply Lists for PreK through 2nd Grade
Don’t forget to pick up your school supplies for PreKindergarten-4 through 2nd Grade. See the supply lists below:
Second Grade Supply List 2021-22
First Grade Supply List 2021-22
Kindergarten Supply List 2021-22
PreK Supply List 2021-22
For Questions please contact Mrs. Hutchison at dhutchison@smano.org
School Supply Lists for 3rd Grade through 8th Grade
Don’t forget to pick up your school supplies for Grades 3 through 8. See the supply lists below:
third grade school supply list
Middle School Supply List 2021-2022
For Questions please contact Mrs. Greenwood at pgreenwood@smano.org
Summer Information and Summer Programs
During your down time at home it will be good for you to choose your summer reading books and order them online. Each file is labeled according to the level for Intermediate Elementary School for 3rd thru 5th Grades; Middle School 6th thru 8th Grades; and High School Levels (8th Honors and 9th thru 12th Grades).
If you are unsure of what English you will be taking next year, please email Mrs. Haynes at tmassey-haynes@smano.org
Intermediate Elementary Summer Reading – Students Entering 3rd, 4th and 5th Grades
Intermediate Elementary Summer Reading 2021
Middle School Summer Reading – Students Entering 6th, 7th, and 8th
Middle School Summer Reading 2021
High School Summer Reading – 8th Grade Honors Class, Freshmen, Sophomores, Juniors and Seniors
English II Summer Reading 2021
St. Mary’s Academy Summer Programs
Summer Enrichment Program for SMA Students Grades K-8th
The Summer Enrichment Program sponsored by Catapult at St. Mary’s Academy is open to all SMA students currently enrolled in grades Kindergarten through 8th Grade. Registration is now open, with orientation sessions for newly enrolled students to be held at the beginning of the program. The program is an in-person program from June 7 – July 2, 2021 from 7:30am-3:00pm.
For more information contact Ms. Greenwood at 504.245.0200 ext. 125 or at pgreenwood@smano.org
Community Service – Middle School and High School (Grades 6th thru 12th)
When you think about community service, what comes to mind? First, learning what service means and where the community you intend to serve is located will help you to understand what it truly means to give. Service is not self-serving or doing something that will benefit YOU.
The community is a specific area where a group of people live. Such as New Orleans as a whole or particularly – Treme’, Mid-City, or the East. And then, service is supplying a need; the action of helping people or doing work for someone.
But when we ask that you serve others just as Jesus did, we would like to have you look in the communities of New Orleans and see what need there is and help to supply that need. Therefore, community service is doing work for a group of people without compensation. Volunteering to work with the primary purpose of helping people in our communities.
This year our community service program will be built in with the Religion curriculum. Each Religion class will have to complete a service project. You will receive information from your Religion teachers once school begins in the Fall.
If you are so compelled to serve then just let us know what additional service you will provide to the community as an individual student.