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St. Pius X's 6th grade "Panther Pause", an enrichment elective group, organized a school-wide art and writing contest in honor of the life and work of Dr. Martin Luther King. The contest theme was "Let Freedom Ring!". The students established the contest guidelines, promoted the contest through posters and morning announcements, set up the judging criteria, and evaluated all entries. On Friday, January 13th, the students presented a Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Memorial Program for the entire school. The program included speakers, video clips of Dr. King's speech, singing, and the presentation of the contest winners, including Dr. King Citizenship Awards that were given to several St. Pius X faculty and staff. The contest has allowed St. Pius X School to honor the enduring accomplishments of Dr. King and to acknowledge the gifts and talents that God has so generously bestowed upon our students.

The SPX Spelling Bee took place on January 11, 2017. Winners from each homeroom competed and the Spelling Bee Winner was 4th grader, Tyler Turnpaugh. Congratulations to Tyler as well as the other participants.

We would like to congratulate the following students who received academic scholarships to Covington Catholic High School and Notre Dame Academy:

Notre Dame Academy -
  • Lauren Davey, daughter of Adam & Jenny Davey

Covington Catholic High School -
  • Drew Kent, son of Chris and Jenny Kent
  • JJ Kampinga, son of J and Juliana Kampinga
  • Jason Reid, son of Lance and Stefanie Reid
  • Jaden Siemer, son of Wayne and Michelle Siemer

On November 11, 2016, St. Pius students, staff, and teachers, gathered in the gym to honor the veterans in attentance and all those who have served. Grades 3-6 sang during the service as a Tribute to the Armed Services.

On October 13, 2016, St.Pius X School welcomed Grandparents and Grapndfriends of our student body to join us for prayer and activities. We had a wonderful day and were happy that so many grandparents and grandfriends were able to attend. It was a truly wonderful morning filled with many special memories. Please take the opportunity to read the memory leaves hanging on the windows surrounding the courtyard. Grandparents and their students truly enjoyed sharing, writing, and posting their favorite memories.

The Pet blessing took place on Tuesday, October 4 outside the church. Father Hennigen greeted and blessed each pet. There was a great turnout and a wonderful way for the church community to come together.