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  • Welcome to The Saints Academy

    A Catholic School community is made of people.  Students, teachers, staff, priests, nuns, church members, and parents, who are all working as a unified team to help our children build a foundation of faith, academics, civic responsibility, and service for others. 

    At The Saints Academy, through our five core values of Discipleship, Partnership, Scholarship, Leadership, and Citizenship, we endeavor to provide an environment that fosters each of these values throughout the school day and into the daily lives of our students.  Through the unification of our two Catholic school communities in Beverly- St. Mary Star of the Sea School and St. John the Evangelist School, I am thrilled to be a part of the creation of this new school community that will bring Catholic Education in Beverly to the next generation of children and families on the North Shore of Massachusetts.  This is an exciting time in Catholic Education! We are on the precipice of moving our school community into the next generation and creating a new educational experience for today’s students, and for years to come.  Welcome to The Saints Academy!

    The Saints Academy Mission Statement

    The Saints Academy provides a rigorous academic program through innovative teaching practices that prepares students for the world in which we live.  We offer a strong spiritual foundation, based in the teachings of the Catholic Church, for students in pre-kindergarten through grade eight. We endeavor to provide an environment that promotes our five core values of Discipleship, Partnership, Scholarship, Leadership, and Citizenship throughout the school day and into the lives of our students and school community.

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  • Saints students helping the community!

    Service 2018

    Saints Academy Service Flyer
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  • Admissions Open House

    Tuesday, January 15 from 9AM to 11AM and  6PM-7PM

    Tuesday, January 29 from 9AM to 11AM and 6PM-7PM
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  • TOURING TUESDAYS

    School Tours every Tuesday when school is in session!  Limited space available in Pre-K through Grade 8.

    9AM - 11AM
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  • The Saints Academy Seismograph Live View  
     
     
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  • HOW TO APPLY TO A CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL

    Each high school will have its own application process, which is now an

    online application available on their respective websites. Much of what

    we have to do, from the Middle School side of things, has been removed

    from the process. You will apply online and then you will be asked for the

    names and email addresses of the teachers for recommendations from the

    subject matter teachers.

    Click here for more information!
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  • genes in space Students Win Genes in Space Contest!

    In March, Mrs. Pomeroy, our middle school science teacher, presented an opportunity for our 8th graders to take part in the national Genes in Space 2018 contest.  This contest challenges students from around the country to design an original DNA experiment that addresses real-life challenges and opportunities of space exploration. Genes in Space is a national contest open to students in middle school and high school.  Students were invited to design a DNA experiment that could be performed on the International Space Station. Proposals are judged solely on their creative and scientific merit.  

    Eight of our 8th grade students (Graham Speidel, Max Sperry, Catherine Terelak, Emma Perry, Lindsey Gannon, Aria Rahimi, Josh Berube, Abby Booth)  formed a team and worked with Mrs. Pomeroy for weeks during recess, before, and after school.  Additionally, Mr. McFarland, a bio-tech veteran, offered assistance and guidance to the team. 

    The 8th grade students at The Saints Academy engineered a study in the field of bio-engineering addressing the question, "Can living organisms help us colonize new worlds?" They investigated whether plants that typically are not drought-resistant could become drought -resistant through gene manipulation.  The students isolated the gene responsible for regulating the opening and closing of the guard cells inside the stoma.  This discovery could be used to modify the process of transpiration in a plant cell.  The significance of the study has far reaching implications.  The demands for usable water are increasing, but the availability of clean water is decreasing due to Global warming and changes in environment.  Pretty impressive stuff!! 

     

    https://www.genesinspace.org/?mc_cid=ebd76de362&mc_eid=11fedddf2e

    https://www.genesinspace.org/blog/genes-space-awards-2018-part-1

    How incredible!!!!!   We are so unbelievably proud of the work and effort that Graham, Joshua, Lindsey, Catherine, Aria, Max, Abby, and Emma put into this project.  To stand out nationally for the quality of their work speaks volumes of their commitment, the wonderful support of Mrs. Pomeroy, Mr. McFarland, their parents, and the whole Saints Academy Community!  Congratulations to all of you!!!  
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