Click here to find the Liturgical Ministry schedule for the weekend listed above.
St. Margaret of Scotland School offers a unique Middle School Electives Program, featuring courses on brewing science, government, logic, journalism, and liturgical traditions, enhancing students’ academic and personal growth.
St. Margaret of Scotland Catholic School will once again be supporting our parish Lenten service project by collecting breakfast cereal for the Wellston Center.
In March, we transition from winter to spring, symbolizing the Lenten journey of growth in prayer, fasting, and charity.
King Malcolm is back, filling in while Maggie rubs elbows with a bunch of old spirits (not the bar kind). The newsletter is slim pickins’ this week, so instead of wasting words, he’s telling you: go enjoy life—or better yet, volunteer at the Fish Fry. Seriously, he says you need to show up, serve some fish, and pretend you’re a respectable adult. No excuses. Apparently, this is not a suggestion.
As the SMOS DEI Committee continues to honor Black History Month for its centennial celebration, the students were entertained and enthralled on Thursday, February 26th by Teaching Artist, Kunama Mtendaji.
As part of Friday announcements, Principal Holley likes to give shout outs to our students who get caught doing acts of kindness around school. We would like to share with you our weekly shout-outs:
• Lizzie P. and Pasha T.
The second Trimester ended last Thursday; grades will be available on the FACTS portal Friday. Students will receive the Sacrament of Reconciliation and attend Stations of the Cross next week.
This Lent, may our Achilles heel not be our weakness, but rather, a pathway for God’s grace and mercy to enter our lives and help us to live a more Christ-like life.
We continue with our prayer, fasting, and giving for the Season of Lent. Here are the activities planned for this first full week.
Click here to find the Liturgical Ministry schedule for the weekend listed above.
St. Margaret of Scotland School will be expanding the services that we provide in our Learning Lab, beginning with the 2026-2027 school year.
Patrick Holley recently announced to the school community that this school year will be his last as Principal of St. Margaret of Scotland.
While it can feel overwhelming to know how to respond, there are tangible, practical ways to come alongside our immigrant and refugee neighbors.
Registration is now open for the Spring Youth Ministry Retreat, which takes place March 6-8, 2026 and is open to all parishioners in grades 6-12.
