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SCA students put their knowledge to the test during ThinkFast Interactive, a game-show-style teen driver safety program sponsored by Nissan North America.

Sr. Dede Byrne and Dr. Leisa Marie Carzon visited SCA to share a remarkable story of faith, vocation, and service. Through Sr. Dede’s journey as a religious sister, surgeon, and former military officer, our students were encouraged to consider how God might be calling them to use their own gifts and follow their True North.

Students from St. Catherine of Siena Academy’s Gianna Molla Pro-Life Club and HOSA volunteered at the Heart of Christ Clinic’s fourth annual fundraising gala, serving guests and learning more about the work of protecting human life and caring for women and families.

Principal Judy Hehs reflects on September 11, 2001, the responsibility to remember and teach future generations, and the role of faith in responding to grief, fear, and loss. She shares a personal connection to the day and offers a prayer for remembrance, healing, justice, and peace.

Sororitas Volume 3 is here. Our alumnae magazine celebrates the traditions, people, and stories that continue to shape St. Catherine of Siena Academy. Inside, you will find stories from our alumnae, a look at the faculty and staff who serve our students, and our 2025–2026 Stewardship Report highlighting the impact of our community’s generosity. Keep an eye on your mailbox for the latest issue of Sororitas!

St. Catherine of Siena Academy celebrates 25 students recognized as AP Scholars by the College Board and highlights the AP experience our faculty bring to the classroom.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy begins the 2026-2027 school year with a new theme, new faces, and a reminder to keep Jesus at our True North.

Over the summer, St. Catherine Academy made thoughtful improvements across campus, from refreshed classrooms and new sidewalks to enhanced security measures and ongoing landscaping care. Each investment helps keep our campus safe, beautiful, welcoming, and ready for our STARS.

This summer, St. Catherine of Siena Academy extended its mission to a younger audience through Defining Dignity, a seven-week faith and friendship series for rising 7th- and 8th-grade girls led by Ashley Moore.

The Class of 2026’s journey at St. Catherine of Siena Academy reflects four years of academic challenge, leadership, service, and faith, forming 47 young women prepared for college and a lifelong sisterhood.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy proudly celebrates Dr. Lucia Eisner, recipient of the 2026 Bishop John Quinn Teacher of the Year Award and SCA’s Excellence in Teaching Award honoree.

Hail Mary, Full of Grace — St. Catherine of Siena Academy celebrates its annual May Crowning in honor of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

A school-wide celebration of achievement, sisterhood, and faith as SCA students are recognized across academics, arts, leadership, service, and athletics.

Congratulations, STARS! SCA HOSA students earned multiple state titles, finalist recognitions, and a top 5 statewide finish at the 2026 Michigan HOSA State Leadership Conference.

During EPOCH Week 2026, a group of SCA students traveled to Arecibo, Puerto Rico, to serve the local community — painting a hurricane-damaged chapel and experiencing firsthand what it means to answer God's call to love and serve.

Seniors receive roses and juniors are welcomed with candlelight as St. Catherine of Siena Academy celebrates its 2026 National Honor Society induction.

EPOCH Week 2026 took students beyond the classroom for a week of experiential learning, service, and college exploration across Metro Detroit. From volunteering at local organizations to visiting universities and cultural institutions, our young ladies discovered new interests while growing in leadership and faith.

On the Feast of the Transfiguration, we are reminded to seek Christ’s light, trust in His promises, and journey together toward the glory of heaven.

Junior Charlize Sitto ’27 earned Honorable Mention in The New York Times 100-Word Narrative Contest. Out of more than 14,000 submissions, her memoir stood out for its storytelling. We are proud to celebrate this national accomplishment.

Four of our young ladies were honored as winners in the 10th Annual Live It. Show It. Share It. Scholarship Contest, celebrated during Catholic Schools Week at the Cathedral of the Most Blessed Sacrament.

Art education isn’t about turning every student into an artist. Art teacher Catherine Hug shares how creative education builds lifelong skills—adaptability, empathy, communication, and problem-solving—that prepare students for any path they choose.

Visual art teacher Kaitlyn Puskarich explains how arts education strengthens core academic skills and forms the whole student, much like companion planting supports growth in a garden.

SCA students brought faith, joy, and sisterhood to the 2026 March for Life in Washington, D.C.

Principal Hehs reflects on the Gospel’s portrayal of Jesus as the Lamb of God and links it to Saint Catherine of Siena’s lived spirituality, encouraging readers to embrace humility, service, and deep connection with Christ.

Seven of our student-athletes took part in the St. Sebastian Captains Leadership Day on January 16, joining CHSL peers for a day of faith, leadership stories, and reflection on athletic service — all from a virtual setting thanks to winter weather.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy students explored Michigan’s 2026 Economic Outlook at the Detroit Economic Club, engaging directly with industry and economic leaders and gaining real-world insight beyond the classroom.

Last week, St. Catherine of Siena Academy paused from the regular academic schedule to hold our annual Advent Retreat Day. Through a vocation panel, Adoration, Reconciliation, service projects, and faculty-led sessions, students were given time to reflect, pray, and grow in their relationship with Christ during the busy Advent season.

The 2025 A Jubilee of Light Benefit Gala brought together a sold-out crowd to celebrate St. Catherine of Siena Academy, raise a record-breaking $315,000, and honor the young women, donors, and alumnae who make our mission possible.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy is proud to offer the Michigan Seal of Biliteracy, a state-recognized honor celebrating students who achieve proficiency in English and another language. Seniors interested in earning the Seal this year should meet with Mrs. Sitto by December 12, 2025 to begin the process.

Principal Hehs shares gratitude for the generosity of the SCA community, from supporting the St. James Food Pantry to launching the Stuff the Squad Car Toy Drive. This season, our students and families continue to make a meaningful difference for those in need.

Today we honor the Feast of St. Elizabeth of Hungary. Principal Judith Hehs, shaped by her Hungarian roots, reflects on how this saint’s extraordinary compassion and devotion mirror the spirit she witnesses in the young women of St. Catherine Academy. With Thanksgiving approaching, she encourages us to embrace St. Elizabeth’s prayerful call to recognize Christ in the poor and to serve others with generous, joyful hearts.

70 SCA students competed at the 2025 HOSA Regionals at Troy High School, and over half earned top-five finishes to advance to HOSA States! Congratulations to our medalists and finalists for their incredible achievements.

Yesterday, as Catholics, we celebrated the Dedication of the Lateran Basilica, the mother Church of all Catholic Churches and the Pope’s Cathedral. Just as the Basilica is a visible sign of God’s presence, we too are called to be temples of God, dedicated to sharing His love. As St. Catherine of Siena said, “If you are who you are meant to be, you will set the world on fire.”

Fifty young women from St. Catherine of Siena Academy joined thousands at the Michigan March for Life, standing for the dignity of every human person. Their witness reflects SCA’s mission to form young women of faith, reason, and love—living examples of the feminine genius in action.

Students in grades 8–11 planning to attend a Catholic high school next year are invited to apply for the Live It. Show It. Share It. Scholarship Contest, sponsored by Alliance Catholic Credit Union. In celebration of the Jubilee Year theme, Pilgrims of Hope, students are encouraged to visit a local pilgrimage site, complete an action, and share their reflection for a chance to earn up to $4,000 in scholarship funds.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy celebrates outstanding student scholars and dedicated faculty recognized for their excellence in academics, faith, and service at the CHSL Prep Bowl LII on October 25 at Ford Field.

Celebrating 15 years of sisterhood, faith, and alumnae impact — scroll through the latest edition of our Alumnae Magazine below!

Art teacher Catherine Hug reflects on how a simple idea—student-designed sticker art—sparked the creation of SCA’s “Star-tist of the Week,” inspiring creativity, confidence, and community support.

On the Feast of the Holy Archangels, we are reminded that heaven is not distant—Christ has opened it to us. Though unseen, Michael, Gabriel, and Raphael are ever at work: defending us in temptation, delivering God’s messages of hope, and bringing healing to our hearts. Like Nathanael, may we believe that we walk each day with Christ and His angels at our side.

Two seniors at St. Catherine of Siena Academy, Neha Jose and Brooklyn Nafso (Class of 2026), have been recognized as Commended Students in the 2026 National Merit Scholarship Program. This honor places them among the top 50,000 students nationwide who took the 2024 PSAT/NMSQT. Neha and Brooklyn This recognition is a testament to their hard work and to the culture of academic and spiritual growth at SCA. We could not be prouder of them.

At Convocation, SCA students and faculty gathered in the chapel to pray for the year ahead and hear Ms. Hehs share the SCA edition of the Parable of the Pencil: “God is writing your story. Let Him use you well.” Each class was prayed over, setting a faith-filled tone for a year of courage, sisterhood, and growth.

SCA celebrates 87% AP exam success, AP Scholars, and expanding Dual Enrollment opportunities—preparing young women who are rooted, respected, and ready.

As we kicked off the new school year, our St. Catherine of Siena Academy faculty spent a week in prayer, renewal, and preparation. From retreat and professional growth to an inspiring reflection rooted in the words of St. John Paul II, our teachers were reminded of the incredible role they play in helping each young woman discover and grow the unique gifts God has given her.

Madison Wasen ’20 made Catholic League history as the first cheerleader ever inducted into the CHSL Hall of Fame. After transferring to St. Catherine when Ladywood closed, Madison became a STAR on and off the field—excelling in multiple sports and going on to win four national cheer titles at Alma College. She now coaches high school cheer and continues to inspire.

The SCA Varsity Tennis Team made school history with a 4th place finish at the 2025 State Tournament and a first-ever State Champion doubles team. Under the leadership of Coach Judy Hehs, the Stars continue to rise!

In the month of May, we celebrated and crowned our Lady, Queen of Heaven and Earth, during the May Crowning. Meet Mary’s Court. May our Lady intercede for all of our moms this Mother’s Day and draw us closer to her Son.

Honoring Excellence at SCA - At this year’s Honors Assembly, our community came together to recognize the academic, service, and leadership achievements of our remarkable students. From departmental awards to Cum Laude distinctions and top honors for our Valedictorian and Salutatorian, the event was a celebration of sisterhood, scholarship, and spirit.

Our HOSA STARS made St. Catherine of Siena Academy proud at the 2025 Michigan HOSA State Leadership Conference! With silver and bronze medalists, multiple finalists, and incredible teamwork, our students truly shined. See the full list of winners and highlights from an unforgettable weekend!

On April 4, SCA juniors and seniors spent the day discovering future possibilities during Career Day 2025. From inspiring speakers to hands-on advice, students explored careers through the lens of faith and purpose.

Three of our Honors Latin students recently attended the 11th annual Copley Latin Day at the University of Michigan, where they explored the theme The Art of Leisure through poetry, mosaics, and more. Senior Emily Mahon earned Magna Cum Laude honors for her original Latin haikus and recitations.

At St. Catherine of Siena Academy, EPOCH Week is more than just a break from the classroom—it’s an opportunity for our students to grow as leaders and serve others. This year, during the season of Lent, our girls embraced the call to give back through meaningful service and faith-filled experiences. From volunteering at food banks to attending Mass and exploring cultural sites, EPOCH Week was a powerful reminder that true leadership starts with a heart for service.

SCA welcomed 18 new members from the Class of 2026 into the National Honor Society during a beautiful induction ceremony on March 13. The event celebrated the Four Pillars of NHS — Leadership, Scholarship, Character, and Service — with inspiring words from student leaders and a symbolic exchange of candles and roses!

EPOCH Week began with a beautiful Lenten Retreat Day, guiding our students to reflect on the theme of Hope and the call to become more like Jesus through 40 days of prayer, fasting, and almsgiving. Thank you to our incredible faculty for sharing their time, talent, and faith, creating a meaningful and inspiring start to Lent.

On February 22, we celebrate the moment Jesus entrusted St. Peter with the responsibility of guiding His followers—a mission that continues through the popes today. In the reflection below, Ms. Hehs explores the significance of this feast and how it connects us to the faith and tradition of the early Church. Keep reading to learn more!

On this Feast of Our Lady of Lourdes, we pause to reflect on the faith and humility of 14-year-old St. Bernadette. Today, as we pray for the sick and their caregivers, may we be inspired by her unwavering trust in God.

Enjoy this post by Ms. Hehs that explores the powerful story of Our Lady of Guadalupe and her apparitions to St. Juan Diego in 1531, culminating in the miraculous image on his tilma. Learn more about Juan Diego's deep humility and faith, as well as the enduring significance of Our Lady of Guadalupe as a symbol of devotion and unity for the Americas.

On December 9, 2024, Christians worldwide honor the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, commemorating the Blessed Virgin Mary, conceived without sin as "full of grace." Designated as the patroness of the United States in 1846, Mary’s unique role in salvation history offers a glimpse into God’s transformative grace for humanity. Reflecting on Mary’s life and the visionary accounts of St. Bernadette Soubirous and St. Maximilian Kolbe, we deepen our understanding of Mary’s mission and her model of freedom and compassion for the Church and the world.

The Feast of St. Nicholas holds a special place in the Advent season as a time to reflect on selfless giving and God’s love. For many, including my family, this day is filled with cherished traditions that bring to life the story of St. Nicholas—a tender-hearted bishop whose acts of kindness inspire us even today. Enjoy!

Congratulations to SCA Senior Hannah Kim, who earned Bronze Medalist honors in the prestigious Harvard International Review (HIR) Academic Writing Contest! Her article, developed through six months of intensive research, explored the plight of migrants in the Sahara desert. Hannah’s achievement places her in the top 20% of global contestants, showcasing her dedication to academic excellence and her passion for addressing international challenges.

At SCA, we’re dedicated to fostering dynamic learning environments through the Harkness approach, a student-centered method that emphasizes collaboration, critical thinking, and discussion. Our faculty undergo professional development at Phillips Exeter Academy to bring this transformative teaching style to life, and the success of this approach has inspired us to enhance our classrooms with flexible, adaptable furniture to support diverse learning activities.

Our HOSA students gained hands-on experience during a confidential Mass Casualty Drill at Henry Ford Providence Hospital, tackling every challenge with professionalism and poise. At St. Catherine of Siena Academy, we are all about helping young women grow in faith, leadership, and service through real-world, career-focused opportunities.

Our SCA students recently attended three more Detroit Economic Club (DEC) events, featuring speakers MSNBC Chief Correspondent Ali Velshi, former U.S. President Donald J. Trump, and the presidents of Michigan’s top universities. These experiences provided insights into social justice, economic policy, and the impact of university research on Michigan’s industries. Through opportunities like these, our students continue to grow as future leaders, gaining real-world knowledge outside the classroom.

Betsy Crapps, our amazing Theology teacher at St. Catherine of Siena Academy, founded Mom Prom®️—a fun, feel-good event where women unite for a night of dancing and charity. With millions raised for great causes, it's a true celebration of sisterhood and service. Discover how this joyful event ties into our school's mission and how you can join the fun!

Join us in celebrating 15 years of St. Catherine of Siena Academy at our Annual Benefit Gala on November 9, 2024, where we’ll honor two inspiring women: Barbara Kirwan, our founding theology teacher, and Terry Polakovic, co-founder of ENDOW. Don't miss their powerful stories and contributions that have shaped our community.

The inaugural Hall of Fame Induction Ceremony at St. Catherine of Siena Academy on September 20 honored four outstanding alumnae: Katie Grose '19, Maddie Campagna '20, Alexa Rastigue '19, and Gabrielle Green '18. These accomplished women, who excelled in athletics and academics, reflected on the vital role SCA played in shaping their success. While not all could attend, the ceremony celebrated their achievements and the lasting impact they continue to make.

As we pause to remember Patriot Day, Principal Ms. Hehs shares her thoughts on 9/11 and how it still shapes our nation today. As we honor those we lost, we’re reminded to stay grounded in faith, not fear.

Congratulations to Emily Mahon, Class of 2025, on being named a Semifinalist in the prestigious National Merit Scholarship Program. This honor places her among the top students nationwide, competing for scholarships awarded to the most talented high school seniors. We are proud of Emily's achievements and wish her continued success!

As we celebrate our 15th anniversary, we are happy to launch our new Hall of Fame!

Celebrate 15 Years of St. Catherine of Siena Academy with Exclusive Jewelry from Rottermond!

Lifelong friendships begin on day one. Welcome, Class of 2028! We look forward to seeing you grow together in faith, mind, and heart over the next four years at St. Catherine Academy.

SCA's School Orientation Day and Convocation on August 13, 2024, welcomed new and returning students, introduced the theme of Legacy, and encouraged everyone to find joy in their journey through the school year, supported by faith and community.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy celebrates our students' outstanding achievements in the Advanced Placement (AP) program, recognizing their dedication to academic excellence and faith-based learning. Join us in congratulating our AP Scholars and appreciating the efforts of our educators who continue to lead by example.

Congratulations to Mrs. Jill Kara, our English and Drama teacher at St. Catherine of Siena Academy, on her nomination for the 2024 Roots in Education Grant. Nominated by her former student Antonia, Mrs. Kara was praised for her optimistic and inspiring teaching style, which has transformed many students' lives. Antonia highlighted how Mrs. Kara's belief in her students' talents and unwavering positivity made a significant impact on her academic and personal growth. Well-deserved, Mrs. Kara!

At St. Catherine of Siena Academy, an all-girls Catholic school, we're all about helping our students chase their dreams, realize their potential, and become tomorrow's leaders. With our partnership with Madonna University and our Dual Enrollment program, we’re excited to give our students amazing opportunities for both academic and personal growth.

Ascension Providence recently honored the exceptional service of St. Catherine Academy (SCA) students at an award presentation. Led by Dr. Lucia Eisner, SCA students have made a profound impact through their internship program, showcasing compassion and dedication in their contributions to Ascension Providence Hospital and beyond.

Celebrating academic achievement in the spirit of the Sisterhood! The 2024 Honors Assembly was a reminder of St. Catherine Academy's commitment to excellence, inspiring our students to continue striving for greatness and supporting their sisters in their endeavors. Congratulations to all recipients, honorees, and thank you to everyone involved in making this event a success.

On Thursday, May 2nd, the St. Catherine Academy community gathered to partake in the longstanding custom of the May Crowning. Representatives from each class, chosen by their peers for embodying Mary’s virtues, participate in the ceremony. May we aspire to emulate Mary's virtues: humility, lively faith, obedience, charity, patience, and wisdom, and seek her intercession to guide us along this noble path to feminine holiness. Queen of heaven, rejoice. Alleluia.

At St. Catherine Academy, we aspire to follow in her footsteps—not with grand gestures, but with quiet determination and unwavering faith. Let us pray that each member of our community, from students to staff, will draw inspiration from her example, embracing our feminine holiness as we journey together in love and grace.

Celebrating Career Day at St. Catherine Academy! From judges to engineers, each speaker offered unique insights, inspiring students to carve their own paths. Special highlights included our alumnae returning to share their wisdom, like Valerie Check (Class of 2022), who delivered a keynote on navigating college with care, presence, and purpose, and Taylor Ford (Class of 2015) for her engaging session, emphasizing the importance of staying true to one's passion.

SCA is happy to offer opportunities to go on a mission trip as a part of our curriculum, allowing our students to explore and cultivate their feminine genius while serving communities in need.

Discover the transformative power of EPOCH Week at St. Catherine of Siena Academy, where students and faculty engage in experiential living and learning. From spiritually enriching retreats to community service and immersive cultural experiences, this week offers a holistic approach to education. Through activities like volunteering at Forgotten Harvest and exploring universities and healthcare facilities, students gain valuable insights and memories to last a lifetime.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy was happy to welcome the the Class of 2025 members into the National Honor Society (NHS). The ceremony held on March 7 not only celebrated their academic accomplishments but also highlighted their embodiment of the NHS's pillars: Leadership, Scholarship, Service, and Character.

Celebrating the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we spotlight the achievements of the Constellations, our SCA robotics team! Through their participation in the FIRST Robotics Competition, they showcase innovation and embody the spirit of sisterhood and leadership. As they gear up for their upcoming Robot Reveal and competitions, let's commend their dedication and inspire future generations to pursue STEM fields with passion and resilience.

Congratulations to Freshman, Veronica DiFranco, who has been announced as one of the ten finalists and a recipient of a $1,000 scholarship in the 8th annual Alliance Catholic Foundation Live It. Show It. Share It. contest. The contest required students to propose an apparel item featuring an inspiring message from the Archdiocese of Detroit's initiative to Unleash the Gospel. Veronica's winning design incorporates John 1:5 delivering the message of overcoming darkness with God's light. She and other winners were honored at the Catholic Schools Week Mass on February 1.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy senior, Grace Lancaster, achieved the prestigious Brigadier General Billy Mitchell Award on January 23, 2024, becoming a Cadet Second Lieutenant in the Civil Air Patrol, USAF Auxiliary, Livonia Thunderbolt Composite Squadron. This recognition, granted to the top 15% of CAP cadets globally, marks Grace as the first young woman in her squadron to receive the award since 2018. Grace has excelled in leadership, fitness, aerospace, and character development, holding a student pilot certificate with over 50 flight hours and aspiring to attain her private pilot license. Congratulations, Grace, on your remarkable achievements!

The Week of Prayer for Christian Unity, established in 1963, runs from January 18 to January 25. This year's theme, "You shall love the Lord your God… and your neighbor as yourself" (Luke 10:27), underscores the connection between love for God and love for neighbors. It urges reflection on practicing charity, mercy, justice, and unity globally, amidst national and international security crises. Enjoy this reflection by Ms. Hehs.

The following reflection by Principal Hehs traces the progression from Advent to Christmas, then to the Epiphany and Baptism of Jesus, marking the conclusion of the Christmas Season. Emphasizing the significance of the Epiphany, it highlights Christ's manifestation through events like the visit from the Magi and the Baptism of the Lord. Exploring the cultural traditions of Three Kings Day in Mexico, Principal Hehs connects the celebration to the broader themes of Christ's incarnation and love for all, as demonstrated through His baptism.

St. Catherine of Siena Academy celebrated a successful showing at HOSA regionals, with 25 out of 48 students qualifying for states, including standout performances from the EMT team and freshmen finalists. Notable achievements included a second regional gold for the EMT team, a silver for senior Lauren Proper, and a record-breaking five freshmen finalists. The impressive results set the stage for the upcoming state competition in Traverse City from April 17-20.

Fifteen thespians from SCA Troupe 8342 had an enriching experience at the Michigan Thespian Festival in Lansing, where they engaged in educational workshops, auditioned for scholarships, and participated in the Tech Olympics. The troupe excelled in various categories, including Small Group Acting, Monologue Acting, Solo Musical Theater, and Tech Olympics, earning accolades and a notable college scholarship offer of $314,000.00 for student Bryce Lang.

The Feast of St. Nicholas, or Mikulás, holds a special place in my heart as it brings cherished family traditions. Originating from central European customs, my siblings and I celebrated by placing polished shoes outside our doors, hoping for a visit from St. Nicholas. Accompanied by the unique tradition of Krampusz and virgács, the feast allows us to refocus on Jesus and find a balance between the commercialization of Christmas and the spiritual preparations of Advent. St. Nicholas, a tender-hearted bishop, inspires us to follow his example of giving to others, prompting reflection on what gifts we can share for the betterment of others during this Advent season.

The Ablaze Retreat at SCA gave our seniors a much-needed pause from the hectic senior year. Guided by Debbie Herbeck and the Be Love Revolution team, the retreat allowed our young women to delve into their faith, disconnect from the external noise, and strengthen their connection with the Lord, making a lasting impact on their spiritual journey.

Gianna Molla Club: A Beacon of Light! We want to thank the Gianna Molla Club for consistently demonstrating its dedication to the pro-life movement. Meeting every Tuesday during lunch, this club has opened its arms to all students, fostering a space for learning, sharing, and embracing the values of life. The club's commitment to raising awareness and its tireless efforts to bring in inspirational speakers is a testament to their dedication.

Sisters shadow sisters at SCA! We were so happy to meet our younger STARS for a day!

On May 11, 2023, Riley Gaines spoke to St. Catherine Academy students about her relentless pursuit of truth and fairness for all female athletes.

“Angel of God, my Guardian dear, to whom God’s love commits me here, ever this night be at my side to light, to guard, to rule and guide.”

“The whole life of the church benefits from the mysterious and powerful help of the angels...from its beginning until death, human life is surrounded by their watchful care and intercession. Christ is the center of the angelic world. They are His angels...they belong to Him because they were created through and for Him.” -Catechism of the Catholic Church

Out of this day twenty-two years ago came a reminder that we are a people of faith not fear. There are 31 Bible verses about “fear”, and through them, we are promised that God walks with the faithful at all times. “Be strong and courageous. Do not be afraid or terrified because of them, for the Lord, your God goes with you; he will never leave you nor forsake you.”

And whatever you do, whether in word or deed, do it all in the name of the Lord Jesus, giving thanks to God the Father through him. ~ Colossians 3:17

As we prepare for the traditional BBQ and day of rest that Labor Day provides, it is noteworthy for us to reflect on work done in the SCA during these first four weeks of the 2023-2024 school year. The Administrative Team committed themselves to the school year long before the first teacher or student walked back into the building. On Monday, August 7, the faculty was welcomed back to school to begin the great work of educating young women to fulfill their feminine genius – their unique dignity, identity, and gifts as women created in the image of God.

Big Sisters ~ Little Sisters meet! Enjoy these smiles from the much-anticipated bonding event that unfolded yesterday at #SCA, as big sisters finally met their little sisters! Our big sisters embrace their roles, offering guidance, support, and friendship to their younger counterparts! #WeareSCA #theSISTERHOOD #studentexperience #friendships #connections #SCAcommunity