St. Agnes Academy

The perfect way for our incoming freshmen to spend the summer before high school starts! ☀️🐯

Tiger Jump Start gives our newest Tigers the chance to make new friends, get to know campus, and build confidence before their first day at St. Agnes. We can't wait to welcome these freshmen this fall!

Fresh off the film roll. 📸✨🎞️

While the halls are a little quieter this summer, we're developing a few favorite memories from the school year.

The Class of 2026 was filled with exceptional young women, each leaving her mark on the St. Agnes community. Today, we are proud to recognize our Valedictorian, Alexandra Wong, and Salutatorian, Elisa Feng, whose dedication, leadership, and pursuit of excellence have inspired us throughout their time at St. Agnes.

Join us in celebrating these remarkable Academy women as we reflect on the messages of courage, purpose, and sisterhood they shared with the Class of 2026 in their graduation speeches. 💛🖤

Another incredible year is in the books! We had an amazing year together, and the energy our students bring to campus is already missed. Have a safe, fun, and restful summer, Tigers. We can't wait to welcome you back in the fall! 📚☀️✨

Once an Academy woman, always an Academy woman. Congratulations to our Class of 2026 graduates!
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Today, they step into a new chapter carrying with them the sisterhood, laughter, faith, and countless memories that made St. Agnes home. Though they leave our halls, they remain forever part of this sisterhood. 💛🎓✨

Today’s Madonna Day Mass and Crowning of Mary brought the Class of 2026 together in a spirit of reverence, gratitude, and sisterhood. ✨⁠
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As part of this cherished tradition, students participated in the Crowning of Mary and celebrated the Eucharist, marking a meaningful moment in their final year at St. Agnes. Reflections were shared by Principal Carleen Raymond '00 and Salutatorian Elisa Feng, highlighting the journey and legacy of the Class of 2026.⁠
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The Class Scholarship was formally presented and signed by Lauren Atkins & Jessica Okeke, followed by a heartfelt senior video and the class song—offering a beautiful tribute to all they have experienced together and all that lies ahead.

With heavy hearts, we are saddened to announce the passing of Harold Burris. Harold came to St. Agnes Academy in 1983 and taught math and science, primarily Physics, for 34 years. He was a teacher, mentor and friend to many within our community and leaves behind a tremendous legacy.

Harold shared not only his knowledge of physics, but also his passion for discovery, truth and wonder. Through lessons taught in classrooms and conversations shared in hallways, he shaped generations of Academy women. His dedication became a gift to this school community and a lasting part of St. Agnes Academy.

May we honor Harold’s life by continuing to seek truth, serve others generously and care deeply for those around us as he did.

The Class of 2027 officially stepped into their role as senior leaders today during the Assumption of Leadership Ceremony and Mass! ✨⁠
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From signing the senior book to receiving Dominican-style rosaries and hearing their very first chant of “seniors first,” today marked a meaningful milestone in their St. Agnes journey. Many students also received their St. Agnes Academy rings, a cherished symbol of the lifelong sisterhood shared by Academy women across generations. 💛🖤

We are so very blessed by the generations of Academy women who have walked our halls. At our Legacy Luncheon, we celebrated the alumnae mothers, grandmothers, aunts, cousins, and sisters who have helped shape the spirit of St. Agnes Academy through faith, wisdom, and Dominican values. Their examples of leadership, service, and sisterhood continue to inspire the next generation of Academy women to seek truth, lead with compassion, and live out Veritas each day.

Our 10th graders wrapped up the school year with Sophomore Lunch! St. Agnes and Strake Jesuit students had a great time enjoying lunch, games, and fellowship together as they celebrated the end of the year!