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Welcome to Saint Dominic School!
Saint Dominic School is a Catholic Elementary School located in Brick, New Jersey and has been serving the parishioners of Saint Dominic Church since 1965. Saint Dominic School provides an academically excellent pre-school through eighth grade education in a faith-filled environment. Our mission is to enliven the Catholic faith, foster respect and responsibility, and facilitate excellence in every student.
Please enjoy our school website. If you would like to learn more about Saint Dominic School, please call (732) 840-1412 ext 24 and schedule a school tour. We would love to show you the aura of a magnificent Catholic education in a 21st Century learning environment.
Pastor: Rev. Monsignor James Brady
Principal: Mrs. Carol Bathmann
Assistant Principal: Mrs. Elizabeth Tonkovich
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| Catholic Schools Week Schedule (pdf) |
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| Open House - January 31st and February 1st, 2012 (pdf) |
| Saint Dominic School will host an Open House on January 31st and February 1st, 2012 from 9:00 A.M. - 11:00 A.M. and 1:00 P.M. - 2:00 P.M. All are welcome to visit our school and see how Catholic Values and Academic Excellence – combined with leadership in Educational Technology – provide a vision for the future and the skills to succeed in the 21st Century. |
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| Saint Dominic School is Making Global Connections (pdf) |
| The wealth of available technology resources at Saint Dominic School enables the students to explore the world without ever leaving the classroom. As many of us know from our own lives, technology connects all of us and makes the world seem smaller. At Saint Dominic’s, global collaboration is seen as an important part of the learning experience and a critical skill that the students will need to be successful in the 21st Century. All classes from preschool to eighth grade have had experience connecting with the world beyond the classroom walls. |
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| World Wise Schools Correspondence Match Program (pdf) |
| Several classes have been participating in the World Wise Schools Correspondence Match program this fall! This program pairs a classroom with a Peace Corps volunteer stationed in a foreign country. |
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| St. Dominic School Promotes STEM Education (pdf) |
| Check out page 10 of PASCO Scientific's Fall/Winter 2011 Newsletter and see how St. Dominic School is using the latest educational technology to solve problems through the use of science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM). |
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| Yearbook Orders Are Due By January 13, 2012 (pdf) |
| No orders will be accepted after January 13th and no yearbooks will be sold at the end of the year. Please order online at www.smart-pay.com or click below to print the order form and mail-in your order. |
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| St. Dominic Girls Soccer Team Wins MOCPSL Championship |
| For the third year in a row, the St. Dominic girls soccer team has won the
MOCPSL championship going undefeated! This brings the girls soccer team
record to an astounding 36-0-3 record over the last 3 seasons! |
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| Students Win First Place in the St. Rose High School Scholastic Bowl |
| St. Dominic School's Eighth Grade Scholastic Team won first place in the St. Rose High School Scholastic Bowl on October 24, 2011! The team will share a $2000 scholarship to attend St. Rose High School next year! One of the team members, Maura Cahill, won an additional $500 scholarship as the top scorer in English! The Scholastic Bowl is an academic competition where students compete in their knowledge of religion, math, science, English, spelling, geography, current events and social studies. Teams from ten local Catholic elementary schools competed in this year's competition. Congratulations to Mrs. Mara Tiernan, team moderator, and St. Dominic's team members: Emma Brenner, Claire Cahill, Deirdre Cahill, Maura Cahill, Nicholas Francis, Carmine Freda, Christopher Gyumolcs, and Nicole Raccuglia. |
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| Students Attend Junior National Young Leaders Conference |
Sixth grade students, Christian B., Annie Rose D., and Mark D., and seventh grade student, Erin D. were selected to attend the Junior National Young Leaders Conference held in Washington, D.C. They joined over 250 outstanding middle school students from across the U.S. to take part in a leadership conference which introduced young people to the rich tradition of leadership throughout American history, while helping them to develop their own leadership skills.
During the six-day program, Christian, Annie Rose, Mark, and Erin took part in educational activities and presentations and explored relevant sites, such as Harpers Ferry National Historical Park, West Virginia and Washington, D.C.’s museums and memorials. In addition to examining notable U.S. leaders and historic figures, they studied the impact of leadership throughout critical periods of American history including the Civil War and Reconstruction, World War II, the Great Depression and the Civil Rights Movement. Upon completion of JrNYLC, these students gained a greater sense of the role of individuals in American democracy, as well as the responsibilities of being a leader.
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| Celebrating Art Contest Winners |
Last spring Miss Walling entered students in a new art contest called Celebrating Art. Celebrating Art was established to reward student artists and showcase their artwork. The best entries are published in a beautiful hardbound art book with other students from all around the country. We are pleased to announce the following winners from our school: Zoe V.- Bears at Play, Olivia P.- Sunset Beach, Talianna B.- Giraffe, and Sarah C.-Sea Turtle. These students were published in the Spring 2011 edition of Celebrating Art. A copy of the book is currently on display in our school library. For more information please visit www.celebratingart.com
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| Mrs. Bathmann Appointed to NJAET Board |
Mrs. Bathmann was recently asked to join the board of The New Jersey Association for Educational Technology (NJAET). She is the first Catholic school administrator to serve on the board! This is a great opportunity for Mrs. Bathmann to spread the good news of technology initiatives that are taking place within our Catholic schools and help advance 21st Century skills throughout New Jersey.
NJAET serves educators, technology coordinators, administrators, consultants, computer companies, and software vendors. The association holds various tech events and an annual technology conference where participants engage in hands-on workshops, attend lectures, and learn about the newest technology trends and tools in education. St. Dominic School teachers and Technology Director, Mr. Zolkiewicz, have attended many of these events and conferences. NJAET also offers a variety of publications and provides grant opportunities for teachers that create innovative, educational technology projects. Fifth grade teacher, Miss Susan Briant was the winner of one of these grants last school year and received five iPads for her classroom!
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| St. Dominic School Travels to Study Island (pdf) |
| Grades K-8 have packed their bags and embarked on their journey to Study Island. Parents can click below to learn more about this program and "travel" along with their children. |
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| St. Dominic School is now on Twitter! |
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| St. Dominic's School Song.wma |
| St. Dominic's now has an official School Song! Click below to listen to it using Windows Media Player. |
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| Mon Feb 6 |
| Reverend Felix Osasona, Director of the Mission |
| Development Office of the Missionary Society of St. Paul, |
| will speak to students in Grades 5 -8. |
| All students may dress in Giants colors.....if the Giants win the Superbowl! |
| Fri Feb 10 |
| Valentine Dance for Grades 7 & 8 at 7:00 P.M. |
| Sat Feb 11 |
| Father/Daughter Dance |
| Sun Feb 12 |
| First Reconciliation at 2:00 P.M. (Gr. 2) |
| Tue Feb 14 |
| St. Valentine's Day |
| Students may dress down in red/pink if they bring in a small monetary donation for the homeless in our community. |
| Wed Feb 15 |
| Communication Envelopes |
| Re-enrollment Contracts sent home |
| Spring Fundraiser Begins |
| Wizard of Oz Performance for Senior Parishioners at 10:00 A.M. |
| School Play - Wizard of Oz at 7:00 P.M. |
| Thu Feb 16 |
| Wizard of Oz Performance for Harbor School at 10:00 A.M. |
| School Play - Wizard of Oz at 7:00 P.M. |
| Fri Feb 17 |
| End of 2nd Trimester |
| Mon Feb 20 |
| Presidents' Day |
| School Closed |
| Tue Feb 21 |
| Palm Burning Ceremony at 11:30 A.M. (Grs. 6 -8) |
| Wed Feb 22 |
| Ash Wednesday Mass at 1:00 P.M. |
| Wed Feb 29 |
| Communication Envelopes | |
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