News & Announcements

At St. Hedwig School, we're all about showing gratitude and love for our community. All students were encouraged to make cards, posters or videos to let those on the front lines in the hospitals know how much we appreciate their efforts to keep us all safe and healthy.

Our dedicated teachers are successfully utilizing Google Classroom, Kidblog, Zoom, and Flipgrid to guide students through the curriculum. Even though our students are at home, they are still learning and connecting with teachers and classmates.

St. Hedwig is more than a faith-based elementary and middle school. It's a nurturing atmosphere in which students are inspired to be learners with curiosity and leaders with compassion.

The littlest of hands make the biggest impact when it comes to helping children in Foster Care.

October is the month of the Rosary. In honor of this, each student at St. Hedwig was gifted their very own blessed Rosary.

Eighth Grade students were visited by St. Anthony High School.

Seventh Grade students brought the Stations of the Cross to life during Lent.

SHS presents "Parenting in a Digital World" at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, May 1. At this free event, cyber safety expert Clayton Cranford will talk about apps, risks, expectations, consequences, how to monitor known and secret accounts and more.

Fifth grade students visited The Giving Farm, a farm-to-food bank community program that's part of the Westminster High School agriculture program. They harvested 2 pallets of red leaf lettuce and 1.5 pallets of romaine. According to Americorps volunteer Stephen Kreidt, the 1,310 pounds of food they harvested will supply 21.463 people with the recommended vegetable portion of a meal.