Archives for Category: Parent/Family Programs and Activities

Dear Family and Friends, What an exciting time for Mother of Sorrows! The next few weeks invite us into a time of reflection. As we celebrate Catholic Schools Week, we recognize our importance not only in our community, but also in the world at large. We reflect on what building a faith community means, and… read more »

The entire Mother of Sorrows School community gathered for a night of holiday music and dancing on December 18 at the 2012 Christmas Program. Every class – from pre-school through 8th grade – presented a song, dance or both to a crowd of adoring family members, friends, faculty and staff. Songs ranged from The Littler… read more »

Spirited volunteers from The Vanir Foundation in Memory of H. Frank Dominguez and Vanir Construction Management, Inc. pause from assembling holiday meal boxes to smile for a photo at Mother of Sorrows on December 18. The entire Mother of Sorrows School community sends a big thank you to The Vanir Foundation in Memory of H…. read more »

Mother of Sorrows School sends a big “thank you” to everyone who helped make our annual Winter Community Night Dinner a success. The dinner, which took place Friday, November 30 in the Parish Hall, was a celebration of family and friendship and was a great way to kick off the Christmas season. More than 25… read more »

Each year, teachers at Mother of Sorrows invite families to participate in Family Math Night. This annual tradition allows parents the opportunity to learn more about the concepts and skills that their children are learning in the classroom. Parents and students work together on math activities and games appropriate for their grade level. This year,… read more »

Children’s emergent literacy skills at kindergarten entry predict reading abilities throughout their educational careers. To address these needs, early literacy in preschools and home environments is crucial. This year, Mother of Sorrows began a full-day preschool program for four year olds to better prepare children for future academic success. Responding to the needs of the… read more »