With the entire student body joining together for the first time this year, we so beautifully welcomed the Blessed Mother into our school again. God was surely present for this treasured Procession and we look forward to the blessings of Her grace for the month of May.
In case you missed it, here is the footage from our 60th Anniversary Ribbon Cutting ceremony! Thank you for all of your support as we continue our mission of teaching truth, building community, and inspiring service for the next 60 years!
Sign up to join us at our Open House on Sunday, January 31, 2021 from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Saint Philip School located in Greenville, Rhode Island. Please note, due to limited availability, these tours are for prospective families only! Tour our campus, meet with our faculty, and experience the difference in a private, Catholic education! Discover how we can made a DIFFERENCE for your child!
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The Saint Philip School Re-Opening task force has been working hard to create a comprehensive plan for re-opening this fall. You can find this plan under the ‘about’ tab, or by following this link: https://stphilipschool.com/re-opening/
Q & A!
Q: How many years have you been an SPS student?
A: Seven.
Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: I can’t pick just one. I will always remember the friends I have made and treasure every memory.
Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hope hadn’t changed?
A: I’d hope the cooking elective was still a course option in the Middle School.
Q: What is your favorite food from the cafeteria?
A: KFC potato wedges.
Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: Hard work WORKS.
Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: A photographer or an actress.
Q & A!
Q: How many years have you been an SPS student?
A: Nine.
Q: What is one school memory that stands out in your mind?
A: My favorite memory at SPS is from this year’s Father/Daughter Dance. During the 8th grade song, we all huddled in a circle and shared memories and funny moments from our time together. All the girls, Little Cardinals through 7th grade, held hands in a big circle around us. We were so happy. It was just the best!
Q: If you were to come back to Saint Philip in 10 years, what would you hope hadn’t changed?
A: I hope there would still be all of the great middle school classes that we got to take together and I’d hope the teachers were still the same! Also, I’d love to see that the activities and sports were still available because they were so much fun and really helped us grow a lot.
Q: What school activities did you participate in this year?
A: National Junior Honor Society and Student Ambassador.
Q: What do you consider your most impactful ‘Cardinal Lesson’?
A: Choose what is the right thing to do, not what is the easy thing to do. Be a leader, not a follower.
Q: What do you want to be when you ‘grow up’?
A: I want to be a college professor or do something in either law or business.