Items to include in this newsletter
Upcoming Parent Group Meetings
- Booster Club: Apr 28 at 6:00pm in the Dining Hall (rescheduled from Apr 14)
- Patrons of the Arts: Apr 29 at 6:00pm in Room 400
- Dads’ Club: May 1 at 6:00pm in the Dining Hall
- Black Parents’ Group: May 7 at 6:00pm in the Library
Spring Choral Concert
Roots and Rhythms: The Patterns of Our Lives
Featuring senior soloists, combined choirs from Jesuit, SFHS, and our Rising Stars, and a medley from The Greatest Showman! Run time is about 2 hours with an intermission. Tickets can be purchased at the door with card only, but purchasing ahead of time is strongly encouraged. Purchase tickets here.
Spring NLI & College Commitment Ceremony
The athletics department hosts the Spring National Letter of Intent & College Commitment Celebration on Thursday, May 1 at 8:00am. This is the second of two such ceremonies during the school year, following the fall event on November 9. Any graduating senior who has committed to compete in collegiate athletics of any level may participate.
Junior Family Mass
in the Gym
Junior families, it is time to celebrate your daughter’s role as one of our school’s new leaders. This Mass honors the Class of 2026 stepping up to lead the underclasses as they enter their senior year of high school. Parents will pin their daughters with the Four Pillars Pin during a special ceremony in the Mass, and the Class of 2026 will be treated to a special video highlighting their time thus far at St. Francis. There is also an offertory collection to help our sister school in Jirapa, Ghana. A simple reception opportunity follows the Mass. All are welcome regardless of faith tradition as your presence strengthens the community.
BSU Rites of Passage Ceremony
in the Theatre
The Black Student Union (BSU) invites you to be in community with us during our inaugural Rites of Passage Ceremony, honoring and recognizing our graduating seniors at St. Francis. Our goal is to continue to create a legacy and an expectation of achievement, excellence, leadership, community, and success among Black Troubies at St. Francis by having the entire community share in these tributes together. All are welcome, but an RSVP is encouraged.