On Monday, February 24, the ninth-grade class passionately presented their Capstone projects to faculty, students, friends, and family. Students exhibited data, facts, and statistics to a variety of societal issues.

Project READ (Reading for Enjoyment And Discovery) is a staple in the middle school curriculum at Rectory. Each term, students in grades 5-9 are required to read a book of their choice. Each student is then required to turn in a review of that book to the library by a set date towards the end of each term. Click to read about the different ways students review their books.

To celebrate Black History Month students in S.H.I.E.L.D. thought it was important to discuss and bring awareness to "black beyond slavery" and they collaborated and worked to do just that! Their objective was to educate and discuss black history, depicting contributions and inspirations to American culture.

Save the Date for the 9th-Grade Capstone Fair on Monday, February 24 at 3:15 p.m. in the Colhoun Gymnasium. This is a favorite event for faculty, students, and special guests.

Join us on Sunday, February 23 for our annual MARS Benefit Concert to support our scholarship fund.

Rectory's Student Council officially revealed the remaining themes for the winter spirit days! To fend off the winter blues, Rectory School dresses up according to different themes on Fridays in the winter term to add some brightness and cheer! Read more for the full list of spirit days!

On Monday, Rectory celebrates its tenth annual Martin Luther King Jr. Day of Service with a a day of giving back to the community.

To fend off the winter blues, Rectory School dresses up according to different themes on Fridays in the winter term to add some brightness and cheer! The first spirit day will be next Friday, January 24 and it will be class color day! Read more for grade color assignments.