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Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month at Assumption School

Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month at Assumption School

Celebrating Asian American and Pacific Islander Month What is Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) Month? AAPI month is to honor the history, culture, and significance contributions of Asian Americans, as well as Native Hawaiians and Pacific Islander, to the United States. It is important because it recognizes diverse communities spanning the entire Aisan continent and Pacific Islands. AAPI month commemorates the first Japanese immigrants arrival on May 7,1843 and completion of the transcontinental railroad by Chinese laborers on May 10, 1869.
Sad News! Tonight's Moon Gazing Family Night is cancelled!

Sad News! Tonight's Moon Gazing Family Night is cancelled!

A note from Ms. Hammond:

Dear Assumption Community: Important update -- we are going to have to cancel tonight's moon gazing event due to a cloudy forecast. The EAS volunteers will not be coming so I think it's best that we wait until they recommend viewing the night sky to host an event. Hopefully we will be successful this fall!

Thanks,
Ms. Hammond
Farmhand 1

Kindergarten's Diego Steps Up as the Ultimate "Mrs. Wolf Farmhand"!

Kindergarten student Diego recently took on the role of campus "Farmhand with Mrs. Wolf" after winning this exclusive experience at our annual Spring Auction Gala. He spent a busy, unforgettable day caring for the plants and animals while proudly showcasing the school's critters to fellow classmates!
Students and teachers got to go to different presentations as shown above. They got to learn about different countries that they may not be familiar with.

Assumption School International Day

In this exciting feature from the Assumption Student News Lab, student reporter Karlie-Rose A. takes us onto the floor of the school gym for a look at our recent International Day celebration. Check out her full article below to read interviews from teachers and students about how our 7th graders brought global cultures, music, and traditions to life!
8th Graders - Class of 2026

From Kindergarten to Cap and Gown: The Class of 2026 Looks Back

In this reflective feature from the Assumption Student News Lab, student reporters Aria S. and Antonia I. team up to capture the bittersweet feelings of the graduating eighth-grade class. Check out their full article below to read what long-time students Molly S. and Nathan R. cherish most about their nine-year journey at our school!
Sand Volleyball

CYO Sand Volleyball

In this sunny feature from the Assumption Student News Lab, reporter Summer S. takes a look at the exciting world of sand volleyball. Check out his full article below to learn the fundamentals of the sport and read an exclusive interview with champion player Julian about the best feelings of team success!
The Cast

Lights, Camera, Showtime!

In this spectacular feature from the Assumption Student News Lab, 8th-grader Olivia R. takes us behind the curtains of the Drama Club's historic production of Alice in Wonderland. Check out her full article below to read about the backstage rush of tech week and how the cast and crew pulled off their most successful show in recent years!
Mr Poon standing beside Jayden L.

The Class of 2026 says Goodbye to Assumption

In this heartfelt feature from the Assumption Student News Lab, 8th-grader Sarah R. reflects on the bittersweet countdown to graduation for the Class of 2026. Check out her full article below to read how her classmates are battling "senioritis," appreciating the little things, and preparing for the big journey ahead!
Trophy Presentation at Assembly

Assumption 6th Grade Boys Win League Champions

In this final courtside feature from the Assumption Student News Lab, reporter Madelyn M. recaps the 6th-grade boys basketball team’s incredible journey to the championship. Check out her full article below to read about their perfect regular season, their sweet redemption against an old rival, and how the players felt about the competition!