Art

St. Elizabeth School’s art program offers students the opportunity to understand, interpret and appreciate the visual arts and to explore their  creative potential through hands-on art projects. The art program’s emphasis is on exploration and manipulation of  art  materials along with an exposure to a new visual language, perceptions,  materials, and the world of art and artists.

Library

The St. Elizabeth School Library Media Center is central to the school’s total educational mission. As such, it is considered as part of the whole teaching program, fully integrated into the curriculum. To serve the educational goals and objectives by providing access to information and ideas for school students is the library/media center mission.

Spanish

“Welcome to Spanish class! For our new families, my name is Rosa Barrientos, and this is my 18th year teaching Spanish at St. Elizabeth. I am excited to see our returning students and very happy for the opportunity to get to know our new students and their families. I am looking forward to a blissful and dynamic school year. My objective this year is to provide all of my students with an academically stimulating, yet enjoyable experience.”

Physical Education

The goal of the physical education program is to help students develop a positive attitude toward physical activity and healthy habits. Students are expected to participate to the best of their ability in a wide variety activities, which will give them the confidence to pursue other competitive sports and activities.

Computer Science

Our goal at St. Elizabeth School is to introduce the fundamental concepts of Computer Science to all students.  We begin with keyboarding and feel it is an important skill that improves writing competency.  Coding has also become an essential part of the CS curriculum and often leads to improvement in “soft skills” like perseverance and problem-solving. Coding has actually been offered for many years at St. Elizabeth School.  In the 1980’s, BASIC and LOGO were in the curriculum, followed in the 1990’s with HTML.  So many new programs are available now; we begin coding in Kindergarten with apps such as Kodable, Lightbot and A.L.E.X.  Older students study the still-popular LOGO, followed by MIT’s Scratch, Python, JaveJS, HTML and CSS.  St. Elizabeth School offers robotics classes and after-school club activities.   At St. Elizabeth School we strive to serve students with a well-rounded Computer Science Curriculum.