Believe and Read Partnered with Groves Academy We are absolutely thrilled to kick off our sixth year partnering with Groves Academy for the incredible Believe and Read program! Every day, our amazing K-3 students dive into 90-120 minutes of dynamic literacy writing instruction. This program, rooted in the “Science of Reading,” is designed to empower […]
Press Releases: There are a lot of things to be excited about at St. Dominic School! Read below for some of the Newsworthy stories. St. Dominic School Partners with Groves Academy in Literacy Northfield, MN, November 13, 2019 —The Catholic Schools Center of Excellence (CSCOE), a nonprofit organization with a two-part mission of achieving excellence and
ALL students in grades K-4 are expected to follow the dress code guidelines for appropriate dress on a daily basis. Please click here to be directed to our LandsEnd school’s uniform page. We also have periodic sales with Larson Printing throughout the year. Students in grades Preschool/Pre-kindergarten and 5th-8th grade are expected to follow the
Volunteers are an intricate part of our school, and we require all K-8 families to complete 15 hours and 10 hours for Preschool/PreKindergarten only families each school year. If you would prefer to not volunteer, there is a buy-out option of $300 per family. VOLUNTEER OPPORTUNITIES: Recess Helper Lunchroom Helper Classroom Volunteer Hospitality Sundays Take
Why St. Dominic School? Christian values Strong academics Optimal class sizes Specialists: Spanish, technology, music, PE, art, library Electives: band, orchestra, athletics School hours 8:00-2:30 p.m. Close-knit community based on family values Bus service by Northfield Public Schools (must be in the Northfield School District) Before and after school care Hot lunch program made in-house
Sport Teams Winter Basketball Go Saints! 2024-25 St. Dominic Co-Ed 4/5th Grade Game Schedule December Time & Location 3 HOME GAME Vs Holy Cross 4:30pm 10 AWAY GAME @ Faribault Lutheran School 4:30pm January Time & Location 7 AWAY GAME @ St. Mary’s 4:30pm 9 HOME GAME Vs Faribault Lutheran School 4:30pm 14 AWAY GAME
Mission Statement St. Dominic School inspires children to excel as confident leaders, critical thinkers, and responsible citizens in a Catholic, values-based community. Areas of Emphasis: Believe and Read Literacy Program powered by Groves Academy (K-3) Academic Excellence- Meeting and exceeding Minnesota State Academic Standards in all content areas Right-sized class sizes Individualized Instruction Enrichment Support-
Students learn best when they are focusing on the purpose of communicating, not the form of the language. -Dr. Krashen Language is acquired through comprehensible input. Languages are acquired as we hear or read messages that we can understand in the language. We choose stories, videos, mini-novels, and content that is compelling to our students,
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St. Dominic music program is based on the mission of the American Orff-Schulwerk Association and Minnesota Orff. The mission is dedicated to the creative music and movement approach developed by Carl Orff and Gunild Keetman. Orff and Keetman, two German composers, created this approach as a way to build an understanding of music in every
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Middle School Art Art lessons naturally incorporate discovery and exploration, like in elementary; but offer a higher level of knowledge and allow more time for mastery of skills. Students understand how the many tools and materials are used in class, continue to be introduced to new experiences and can take more time to create and
Curriculum In our Middle School (Grades 5-8), students continue to develop the ability to think critically and become independent learners, while their core values, faith, and character formation become more clearly defined. Our middle school teachers get to know our students and their academic and emotional needs through right sized classes and a commitment to
Students learn best when they are focusing on the purpose of communicating, not the form of the language. -Dr. Krashen Language is acquired through comprehensible input. Languages are acquired as we hear or read messages that we can understand in the language. We choose stories, videos, mini-novels, and content that is compelling to our students,
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