Service Leadership Students Give Back.DDid you know that around 3.9 million dogs are abandoned or given up to shelters each year! This means that these poor pups are stuck without a place to call home, food to fill their bellies, or anyone to give them the love that all puppies deserve. Thanks to wonderful shelter programs, these pups can receive … Read More
Middle School’s Grandparents’ Day Lunch
Grandparents, Be Our Guests.Middle school students are encouraged to share this special invitation with their grandparents or grand-friends. You are cordially invited to join us for St. Luke’s Middle School Grandparents’ Day Lunch.Friday, February 1712:00 pmUniversity Campus Dining Hall$6 per person (to be paid at the event) RSVP by February 14. Ask your middle schooler to check his or her … Read More
MS Books & Supplies List
S t. Luke’s has released its official book list for 2022-23 middle school students. Please be sure to order your books early so that you have them in time for the first day of school. There are many ways to purchase your books. St. Luke’s is partnered with Campus Bookstore, located at 6109 Old Shell Rd., near the University of … Read More
Ambassador Interest Form
You are so much MORE than a student at St. Luke’s. Your unique contributions to our community are worth celebrating, and we want you to tell your story as a St. Luke’s Student Ambassador.Ambassadors fulfill a variety of roles, including admissions storytellers, event ambassadors, interns and more. The common theme among ambassadors is a desire to grow as a leader … Read More
Quarter 1 Report Cards Posted
Quarter 1 report cards and assessments have been posted for students in grades 1-12. Parents and students, please log into your Blackbaud portal to access your report card.
Author and Philanthropist Salva Dut Meets With St. Luke’s Students
A Long Walk to Water is an inspiring, eye-opening true story assigned to all upper campus students, faculty, and staff. In the first weeks of school, Father Jamie confirms that through a personal connection to the “Water for South Sudan” organization led by the book’s author, Salva Dut, he has arranged for a Zoom meeting with Mr. Dut. Students in … Read More
Hayley Hill Speaks to Student Ambassadors
Hayley Hill, publisher of Access Magazine and former stylist to the stars was the guest speaker at the Student Ambassador orientation day in July. Hill worked with student leaders on developing their personal story. She recalled her own journey as a young fashion journalist to Hollywood stylist for celebrities such as Britney Spears and Christina Aguilera to a successful magazine … Read More
Summer Send Off
When the University Campus was the Julius T. Wright School for Girls, Mr. Gus Hamner, Headmaster, would walk through the halls ringing his bell. This tradition signaled that the year was officially over and students would exit their classrooms and fall in behind him as they paraded to The Quad for ice cream. Mr. Hamner donated that bell to St. … Read More
6th Grade Quarterly Theatre Show
6th grade is required to take a quarterly class in theatre. At the end of each quarter, the budding actors perform in the auditorium. This class performed A Tree Called Aesop.We all know of Aesop’s fables, the stories with a moral, but when three children turn up to the playground who do not know the importance of these stories, it is … Read More
