Thank You to our Wine Tasting & Silent Auction Donors
Thank you to the following companies and individuals who donated items to our 2008 Wine Tasting & Silent Auction and support St. Monica Elementary School. Please thank these donors with your patronage! >>
St. Monica Elementary School is a Catholic, parochial school in Santa Monica. It was formally opened in 1930 by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. In 1975 the sisters withdrew because of a personnel shortage and an all-lay faculty and staff took over to continue the good work of Catholic education begun by the Holy Name Sisters. Since its founding in 1930, the school has continued to improve and enrich its educational program and facility, which currently includes ten renovated classrooms, two full service libraries, two state-of-the-art computer labs. A large auditorium and a youth center for school and parish use, administrative and counseling offices, and a teacher and parent workroom. More >>
Boy's Varsity Volleyball
Seahawks Show Great Progress at Boys Varsity Volleyball Tournament This past Saturday, our boys varsity volleyball team traveled to Don Bosco High School in Rosemead to compete in an all - day tournament hosted by Our Lady of the Miraculous Medal School.
p>We are hoping to be able to continue our wonderful after school
enrichment program begun more than 12 years ago. At the present time, we
have no Enrichment Program Cooedinator on the PTC Board, and we are
still seeking a parent volunteer to serve on our Board as Enrichment
Coordinator.
Thank You to our Wine Tasting & Silent Auction Donors
St. Monica Elementary School is a Catholic, parochial school in Santa Monica. It was formally opened in 1930 by the Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesus and Mary. In 1975 the sisters withdrew because of a personnel shortage and an all-lay faculty and staff took over to continue the good work of Catholic education begun by the Holy Name Sisters. Since its founding in 1930, the school has continued to improve and enrich its educational program and facility, which currently includes ten renovated classrooms, two full service libraries, two state-of-the-art computer labs. A large auditorium and a youth center for school and parish use, administrative and counseling offices, and a teacher and parent workroom. 
