Developing well-rounded students through athletics, arts, leadership, and service
At St. Augustine, education extends beyond core academics. Our robust programs in athletics, arts, leadership, technology, and service develop well-rounded students with diverse talents and interests. Every student finds opportunities to shine, grow, and discover their unique gifts.
Building teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship through competitive and recreational sports
In addition to forming the hearts and minds of our students, St. Augustine Catholic School offers a variety of athletic programs. As representatives of St. Augustine, all team members and their parents are expected to reflect credit and honor upon their school by their actions and attitudes.
Sports Offered: Cross Country, Volleyball, Basketball, Cheer
The purpose of the CYO athletic program is to provide students the opportunity to experience spiritual, physical, mental, and emotional growth through participation in a variety of sports. CYO athletic participation is open to day school and the parish's PSR students. When done with effective leadership, no other learning experience allows young people to acquire so much information about themselves and others.
Intramurals: Our athletic department is proud to announce our launching of intramurals this year starting with coed volleyball and coed basketball—giving opportunities and the chance of building memories, cooperation, people skills and more across grades.
CYO Athletics shall enhance the spiritual development of CYO athletes through their participation in a pre-game prayer, a post game prayer, Team Mass Sunday and teaching our Faith through our example.
CYO Athletics shall contribute to the dignity of each athlete by accepting one another through compassion, respect, patience, kindness, humility and understanding.
CYO Athletics shall foster the development of inclusive communities with God as their center through the acceptance, uniqueness and appreciation of every athlete as a player on God's team.
CYO Athletics shall nurture a spirit of selfless service by providing opportunities and challenges to children as they learn about themselves and others by becoming more productive members in their parishes and communities.
Theme: "Participation is the Name of the Game"
Mandatory participation rules for each player in every game strengthen their experience and their character. CYO Athletics provides a drug-free environment for all participants. Each athlete must declare himself or herself drug-free by signing a drug-free pledge before the season. A zero tolerance policy for inappropriate behaviors predicates the expectations for excellence.
The Christ-like aura of the pre-game and post-game prayer recited before every game by each athlete and coach defines the purpose of CYO Athletics. May every CYO experience be filled with child-like memories!
St. Augustine—or as the kids affectionately call it HOOP U—offers a comprehensive basketball training and development program designed for student-athletes seeking to maximize their potential. It emphasizes both athletic and personal development, focusing on skill refinement, mental toughness, and high school preparation. The program offers year-round training with various teams and levels, mirroring a high school atmosphere to prepare student athletes for the next level.
The program combines on-court skill development with athletic and personal development (APD) training, including physical conditioning, athletic body management, and mental toughness training.
HOOP U employs experienced coaches with high school, collegiate and professional experience, providing guidance on technical skills, game strategy, and player development.
HOOP U's basketball program mirrors a high school environment, preparing student-athletes for the rigors of high school basketball through structured training, mental conditioning, and academic support.
The program focuses on individual player needs, offering tailored training plans, performance analysis, and opportunities for growth in areas like leadership and mental toughness.
HOOP U provides various competitive opportunities, including tournaments and game-like scenarios, to develop players' skills and game awareness.
HOOP U integrates academics and athletics, ensuring student-athletes maintain high academic standards and are prepared for college admissions.
The program offers year-round training opportunities, including summer and winter camps, as well as boarding school options.
HOOP U emphasizes mental fortitude as a critical component of player development, incorporating mental performance training and strategies to build resilience and focus.
All students participate in weekly Physical Education classes featuring fitness, sports skills, cooperative games, and healthy habits. After-school intramural programs offer additional recreational opportunities.
Nurturing creativity and artistic expression
Weekly art classes for all grades featuring drawing, painting, sculpture, mixed media, and art history. Students explore various techniques and express creativity while developing fine motor skills and aesthetic appreciation.
Annual Art Show: Student artwork displayed for families and community
Grades: 3-4
Students in third and fourth grade may join the St. Augustine School Choir. The school's choir practices during school. Students in the school's choir learn valuable skills, such as reading music, matching pitch, and harmonizing.
Grades: 4-8
Drama club is open to students fourth through eighth grade who enjoy acting, singing, dancing, and helping backstage. Students work together to create performances, build self confidence and creativity, and learn production technology.
Poetry, short stories, and creative projects integrated into ELA curriculum. Writing contests and publication opportunities for student authors.
Developing servant leaders who make a difference
Grades: 6-8
Elected student representatives plan school events, lead service projects, and voice student perspectives. Leadership training, meeting facilitation, and community building.
Grades: 7-8
Recognition for students demonstrating scholarship, service, leadership, character, and citizenship. Induction ceremony, service requirements, leadership opportunities.
Grades: 6-8
Older students mentor younger buddies, building community across grade levels. Reading partners, lunch buddies, playground helpers.
Monthly class service projects teach Catholic social teaching in action. Food drives, clothing collections, nursing home visits, parish service, community cleanups.
Students serve as altar servers, lectors, gift bearers, and choir members at weekly school Masses and special liturgies.
School-wide spelling competition with grade-level and all-school champions. Winners advance to diocesan and regional competitions.
Annual STEM showcase where students design experiments, collect data, and present findings. Awards for scientific thinking and creativity.
AR (Accelerated Reader) goals, reading logs, genre challenges, and book clubs encourage love of reading.
Grades 3-8 students have 1:1 Chromebooks. Technology classes cover digital literacy, typing, coding basics, research skills, and online safety.
Weekly library visits for book checkout, research skills, and reading promotion. Librarian collaborates with teachers on research projects.
Building community and creating lasting memories
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