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Poetry Slam with Middle School students
The whole Middle School is reading Flying Lessons . In reading these short stories by award winning diverse authors, the Language Arts department decided to have our students explore their identity through literature discussions, activities and poetry. We also invited local poets to class to learn about Poetry Slams and to get feedback on their Poetry Slam performances. For our cumulative activity, we all came together this last Wednesday for our first ever Poetry Slam in the park. Middle school students and 4th and 5th graders were in the audience to support 16 St. Paul's extordnary poets. Some of these poets will be performing at Storefront Records Open Mic & Market Place this Saturday at 12:40. Come out and support our St. Paul's Poets. See you there!Read More -
Partners Study Critters at Lake Merritt
Sixth and Seventh Grade science teachers Tony Bald and Marianne Miller invited students for a hands-on look at Lake Merritt colonizers of a plate that was submerged one year ago. Joined by biologists from San Francisco's Cal Academy of Science and citizen scientists from the Lake Merritt Institute, our students were able to identify invasive and non-invasive species of the intertidal zone from the boathouse right in our neighborhood.Read More -
St. Paul's Students Join the Global Climate March
All of our students--Kindergarten through Eighth Grade--gathered in Lakeside Park for a brief outdoor chapel to discuss climate change while older students prepared for the global Fridays For Future climate march. Students have been studying ways to help heal our land and climate to help ensure a fruitful future for us all. They created posters, speeches and more; Fourth to Eighth Grade students met with Community Engagement Director Yvonne Cazares on the steps of City Hall.Read More -
Community News: Chapel Starts This Week
After Opening Chapel in Lakeside Park on the first day of school, Father Mauricio opens the church sanctuary with the Kindergarten class this week to familiarize everyone with the reasons behind the chapel elements that we experience each week. He'll have an audience while the rest of our students watch from the classrooms. For more about our chapel experience, click here.Read More -
St. Paul's Community Promise
One of the enduring strengths of St. Paul’s community is how we not only take care of ourselves but also take care of each other.Read More
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St. Paul's Episcopal School
116 Montecito Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610
510.285.9600
116 Montecito Avenue
Oakland, CA 94610
510.285.9600
