Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: Being in Miss Burt’s Language Arts class and listening to her tell these funny stories about herself that would make us just bust out laughing!

Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hope hadn’t changed?
A: The teachers!

Q: What was your favorite Saint Philip School Field Trip?
A: The Museum of Science.

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: God is always with you.

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: A Lawyer.

Q: What is your favorite saying from any SPS staff member?
A: “Luke, step away from the staple gun!” – Miss Burt

Q: What school activities did you participate in this year?
A: Basketball, Tennis, Cross Country, Chorus, Drama, Yearbook Club,
National Junior Honor Society, Student Council, Club Sandwich, Student Ambassador.

Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: All the science class memories.

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: If I really want something, I need to work hard toward that goal and God will always be watching over me.

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: A General Surgeon.

Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: Having lunch with all of my friends and sitting in pretty much the same spots in the cafeteria every year.

Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hope hadn’t changed?
A: Middle School Electives.

Q: What is your favorite food from the cafeteria?
A: KFC

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: Be deliberate in leadership.

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: Definitely President of the United States…or voice acting!

Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: When I was in Kindergarten, I was such a rebel…during naptime, instead of sleeping, I would put my nap pad on the ground right next to a crate of books and read through the light filtering in through the partially shaded windows!

Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hoped hadn’t changed?
A: I’d hope there is still a tennis team, math games on the last day before a vacation, and middle school ‘recess’ at the end of lunch.

Q: What school activities did you participate in this year?
A: Drama, tennis, cross country, club sandwich and spelling bee.

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: I learned that procrastinating does not work because then you forget to do assignments or you’re up until midnight doing them! (example: 7th Grade Science Fair!)

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: An orthodontist.

Q: What was your favorite Saint Philip School field trip?
A: The Catholic Youth Conference in 6th grade.

Q: What school activities did you participate in this year?
A: Tennis and National Junior Honor Society.

Q: What is your favorite food from the cafeteria?
A: Cheez-Its

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: Learning the virtue of Temperance.

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: A musician.

Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: Playing the board games we made in Language Arts.

Q: What is your favorite food from the cafeteria?
A: Ice Cream.

Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hope hadn’t changed?
A: 6th, 7th and 8th grade still having some classes together.

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: Learning about the Cardinal Virtues.

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: A therapist.

Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: 6th grade field day…I was finally in Middle School. It was so fun to play lots of games with my friends. It was the highlight of my year!

Q: What is your favorite saying from any SPS staff member?
A: “Man o’ Man o’ Shevitz” – Mrs. Dickinson

Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hope hadn’t changed?
A: The ‘Buddy’ program

Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: Everyone has something amazing to offer the world.

Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: A marine biologist