St. Benedict Classical Academy

Already missing our students who are officially on summer break! Looking back on all the fun from last week's Houses of Faith Field Day!

Happy Solemnity of Corpus Christi! On this Feast Day we are reminiscing about our own Eucharistic Procession two years ago from our tabernacle at the St. Benedict schoolhouse to our new campus on Union Street.

A historic evening at SBCA! Last Friday night, we celebrated our inaugural Eighth-Grade Convocation Mass, honored two graduating students (Tommy H. and Emmie V.) with the St. Benedict and St. Scholastica Awards for their pursuit of wisdom, virtue, and holiness, and enjoyed a wonderful reception in our courtyard hosted by our seventh-grade families. At the end of the evening, we prayed Compline and then sang the Salve Regina. Congratulations to the St. Benedict Class of 2026—our very first graduating eighth-grade class! 🎓🌟

Congratulations to our students who participated in this year’s Noetic Learning Math Contest, one of the nation’s leading math competitions for elementary students! We are especially proud to celebrate our SBCA winners, whose hard work, creativity, and problem-solving skills earned top honors in their grade levels. Thank you to all of our students who took on the challenge and represented SBCA so well!

And that’s a wrap on an incredible spring season for Girls Volleyball! We are so grateful to our dedicated coaches for leading practices each week and helping our students grow in skill and teamwork throughout the season.

This year, forty-four of our second-grade students received their First Holy Communion at a beautiful Mass celebrated in a packed St. Patrick’s Church in Natick. We were blessed to have several priests concelebrate the Mass with our school chaplain, Father Peter Stamm. May Our Lord continue to bless these students and draw them ever closer to Himself through the grace of the Holy Eucharist.

After finishing CTP Exams, students in grades six through eight participated in the Middle School Day for the Joy of Learning. The goal of this day is twofold: (1) remembering Paul VI's maxim that students learn best from witnesses, to model for and witness to students our own lifelong love of learning, and (2) remembering that education is about shaping our students' love, to share things worthy of love with our students that they might not otherwise encounter at school!

Students participated in workshops on Korean taste-testing, French toast-making, handyman skills, dog training, skin care, and the board game Dominion, all hosted by faculty, staff, and members of our community.

NEW SBCA BLOG POST | Early Learning Program educator, Ms. Christine Adame, reflects on nature education in the Montessori environment as a foundation for faith formation.

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Back to Our Roots: Nature Education as a Foundation for Faith Formation As I sit in the play-yard each day, watching the children collect worms, leaves, and insects to observe, I can’t help but think about how pleased God must be with these kids' connection to Him through nature. After all, it seems as though everywhere you look these days, people of all ages are

One sure sign that summer vacation is just around the corner is our annual Dads and Donuts event, complete with coffee and donuts before school. A beloved tradition in our community, it’s always a favorite for both dads and their children alike!