Saint Luke School

Graduation (post #4) had our 8th graders making that final checkmark on their list!! What do we say about this Class of 2026? There are so many things that come to mind such as your laughter in the halls, your always striving to be the best in any and everything, your smiles and your silly jokes. Never being afraid to try something new or to start a new SLS tradition, always looking out for and helping our younger students and sharing your talents with not only your friends but all the students and staff.
We will miss your smiling faces, your always asking "what can we do to help" and your pride you have shown in being a Crusader!
Remember Mrs. Kolash's last words of wisdom to you tonight...when accepting a dare or issuing a challenge do not be afraid to win (even if it is against your school principal and it involves a fire truck with lots of water 😂😂😂)!!
SLS Class of 2026, go make your mark in the world and remember "Once a Crusader, Always a Crusader" 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛

Awards and scholarships were handed out tonight during graduation (post #3)! Academic Excellence and Academic Effort, Fourth Quarter First and Second Honors and special awards from PA State Rep. Bob Merski for high honors all four quarters and for perfect attendance were earned by some.
Awards that recognized exemplary Christian spirit and values demonstrated within our school and community were handed out as well (the Msgr. Robert Goodill, McAuley, St. Luke, St. Luke Service, Spirit of St. Luke, the American Legion and the Fr. Michael J. McGivney.) Both Cathedral Preparatory School and Mercyhurst Preparatory School acknowledged our students with scholarships and academic awards.
Scholarships from the David B. Perry family, the Timothy J. Fitzpatrick family, the Joseph Gausman family, the Anna Markiewicz family and the SLS faculty were presented to students also.
We ended this great night with a piano solo from one of our graduates Ian Baker! 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛

Graduation Night (post #2) for the Class of 2026!! We started with a prayer, some parting words of wisdom for Mrs. Kolash and Ms. Deutsch and a tribute to their parents.
Ms. Madelyn Hilling, a SLS grad Class of 2017 and our current third grade teacher gave a great address to the students and their families. Thank you, Ms. Hilling, for sharing your own memories as an SLS student and reminding our Crusaders to not the let world change who you are and who God created you to be. 💚💛

The last time they will be together as a whole group getting ready for tonight's graduation (post #1)! 💚💛😀😥💚💛

Our littlest Crusaders in our Pre-3 class spent the morning celebrating with their friends and families on our playground! They had an ice cream treat, got their faces painted and played some games. Hugs and high fives were given and received and a few tears were shed.
We hope you have a great summer and we look forward to seeing you in the front hallway next year as a big PreK kid!! 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛

PreK held their end of the year celebration this morning and there was not a dry eye in the gym!! Graduation sashes and awards were handed out, speeches made and so many hugs given and received!
We wish you a fabulous summer and we cannot wait to see you back in the hallways but as Kindergarteners this time!! 💚💛💚💛💚💛💚💛

Today was the final day (and last day of school) of preschool's "Countdown to Summer" and they spent it outside having a cool treat!! 💚💛🍧🍧🍧💚💛

Our 1A students have been quietly working their way through "The 10 Days to Summer Countdown: and held a talent show on Tuesday! We laughed to a lot of jokes and riddles, clapped for the magic tricks, saw dancing, gymnastics and even a puppet show!
What a bunch of hidden talent in 1A!!! 💚💛💚💛

Our preschool Countdown to Summer had everyone doing an alphabet hunt around their classrooms and the hallway.
One day to go!!!!!!!!

Our 5th grade students hosted their own museum this afternoon! Their science class had everyone making a map/diagram of the different systems in the body (circulation, digestion, immune, muscular/skeletal, nervous, respiratory). Once those were completed, they put them on display and invited the 3rd and 4th grades for a visit. Nice job fifth grade!!