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St.
Philomena Catholic School is part of the Archdiocese of Los Angeles and serves
the diverse population within the greater Carson area. Under the leadership of
the Carmelite Sisters of the Most Sacred Heart of Los Angeles, the dedicated
staff integrates spiritual and moral values into the curriculum within a safe,
structured and family-like learning environment. The school is fully accredited
by both State and Catholic agencies, and the rigorous academic expectations
exceed the norms established by State Standards. We are dedicated to the growth
and development of our students by helping them become responsible and
participating members of the Catholic Church and of society. Our goal is to
nurture within the students a love for God and others, as well as challenging
them to achieve their greatest potential and, one day, enter into our ultimate
goal – Heaven.
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General Announcements
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2013-2014 YEARLY CALENDAR
Attached please find the new Calendar for the next School year.
Posted Apr 22, 2013, 3:38 PM by Corrine Kina
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SCHOOL BINGO CANCELLED
For all the Parent Volunteers scheduled to work the School Bingo, please note: BINGO has been cancelled (including the Movie/Game Nights) for the remainder of this School year (please review your COAA Volunteer Hours). Efforts will be made to assign Bingo Parents to upcoming Events throughout the rest of this School year in order to make-up some of their hours. Mrs. Cordero will be contacting you regarding which Events.
Posted Feb 8, 2013, 5:05 PM by Corrine Kina
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MAY SCHOOL CALENDAR
May 2013 School Calendar is now available.
Posted Apr 17, 2013, 10:01 AM by Corrine Kina
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2013-2014 APPLICATIONS
Limited space is still available for certain Grades. If you are interested, you can download an Application packet of documents for the grade level you are interested in by clicking on the Admissions Applications Llink listed ons in the left column of this webpage.
Posted Mar 15, 2013, 8:23 AM by Corrine Kina
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ARTS ALIVE REGISTRATION
The final session of classes for The Arts Alive Program for this School year will begin on May 2nd. Please download a copy of the enrollment form. There are new classes and instructors! Don't miss out, join today!
Posted Apr 22, 2013, 2:54 PM by Corrine Kina
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Sports News
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Congratulations to our C Team CHAMPIONS!
Our boys' and girls' C "Tournament" Teams represented us at the Annual Our Lady of Fatima Battle of the C Teams Tournament February 8-10th. The Girls' C "Tournament" Team led by coaches, Grace and Ken Oasay, battled their way from a loss their first game to sweeping the Consolation bracket and winning 1st Place! The Boys C "Tournament" Team, led by coaches Randy Concepcion and Gary Cabana fought hard and swept the Winners' Bracket, bringing home a 1st Place trophy of their own and medals for each of their athletes. MVP Honors were given to Jorel C. in 4th Grade and Isaiah A. in 3rd Grade. The teams were honored at morning assembly on February 11. The future of SPS Basketball looks bright! GO CRUSADERS! |
Posted Feb 15, 2013, 12:20 PM by Monica Manipon
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Congratulations to the 5th Grade Boys B Basketball Team!
The 5th Grade Boys B Basketball Team took home the Consolation Championship Trophy at the Battle of the Boys B Teams hosted by the Wilmington Boys and Girls Club. The team is coached by Daniel Lorica, Rhoel Tanada and Mariano Fajardo. The boys presented their trophy at morning assembly and were cheered on by the entire school. The Crusader family is very proud of you! |
Posted Jan 24, 2013, 5:40 AM by Monica Manipon
Student Editorial
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Junior High Retreat at the Convent By Ryan, 5th Grade
A Junior High half-day prayer retreat was held on October 25,
2012 in Room A of the Carmelite Sisters’ convent. It was an exciting experience,
according to the junior high students. They prayed the rosary and had a mass,
which was celebrated by a visiting priest from Wilmington. “We had a very
meaningful prayer experience,” said Stephanie Del Rosario. “This retreat
strengthened our relationship with God.” Also, a staff from our parish
Religious Education Program (REP) visited the students at the convent and read
the book You Are Special by Max
Lucado. “It’s a very simple book, but very touching. It reminds us that we are
precious to God just the way we are,” said Beatrice Filart.
Posted Dec 6, 2012, 8:18 AM by Monica Manipon
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"Field Trip to Santa Teresita" By Maria, 5th Grade
Sixth and seventh graders went to visit the elderly at Santa
Teresita Manor in Duarte on October 22, 2012. John Paul in 7th grade
said that he and his classmates “spent a wholesome, fun day at Santa Teresita.”
He said that when they got there they went into a bunch of different rooms,
making turkey crafts with the elderly people who lived there. They also had the
opportunity to tell stories about their lives. Afterwards, everyone had lunch
and the sixth and seventh graders performed a FOP song before they left.
Nathaniel, another 7th grader, said that he had an awesome day and
that he would want to go there again.
Posted Dec 6, 2012, 8:17 AM by Monica Manipon
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Gobble Gobble and Give Thanks
By Alaura, 8th Grade
Delicious smells of baking turkey and wafts of bubbling
gravy fill the kitchen. Absolutely no one is allowed to touch the food until we
give thanks for everything that we have and everything we own. It is important
to give thanks to God for the food we are about to devour. “This is a quality
time to spend with your family and take a break to renew and remember what’s
most important in life,” Ms. Morton, 8th grade teacher, said. “The
purpose of Thanksgiving is to give thanks and while we are eating we give
thanks.”
Giving
thanks for everything we have for our lives is the main purpose of this special
holiday ...
Posted Nov 6, 2012, 12:45 PM by Monica Manipon
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