News & Announcements

A group of Catholic educators, including STCPS Grade 3 teacher Ms. Erin Flanagan and Loyola teacher Mr. David Walsh, and BC graduate students ventured to El Paso, Tex., and Juarez, Mexico, in February for an encounter with the sub-layers of the religious, social, political, ideological, and economic factors of immigration, and to experience life on the southern border.

Mary Coleman Maye '39 celebrated her 100th birthday on February 26.

February's Loyola Leaders of the Month announced for Grades 6, 7 and 8.

STCPS won a $5,000 grant from Brighton Marine's Allston Brighton Community Giving Fund.

Boston College professors, STCPS Board members and STCPS parents Melodie Wyttenbach and Hosffman Ospino share their research on the importance of Hispanic educators for the long-term survival of Catholic schools.

Mary Rogan Halin '36 remembers Saint Cols and life in Brighton in the 1920s and 1930s.

Learn all about PE Teacher Liz Baker in her first year at Saint Columbkille.

January's Loyola Leaders of the Month announced for Grades 6, 7 and 8.

Saint Cols is hosting a follow-up vaccine clinic in the school's cafeteria on Sat, Feb 12 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Anyone age 5+ who's eligible for a COVID vaccine or booster can register. Spanish or Portuguese translators available.

As part of the lab school partnership with Boston College, a group of Saint Columbkille teachers are participating in a research study on teaching social justice.