On Friday, November 22, St. Clement’s School marked the Feast Day of our patron saint with a special assembly.
St. Clement’s School was founded in 1901 by Canon Thomas Wesley Powell,
St. Clement’s Day
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SCS Arts Banquet
“To create one’s world in any of the arts takes courage,” once proclaimed American artist Georgia O’Keeffe. With courage being a characteristic that’s never in short supply at St.
SCS Alum and Past Staff – Join Us for Alumnae Book Club!
St. Clement’s School’s Alumnae Book Club, hosted by former SCS English teachers, gets started next Thursday, November 21 with the first of four meetings this school year!
Lest We Forget
St. Clement’s School paused to reflect on Remembrance Day at assembly on Thursday, November 7.
In respectful silence, the School assembled in the East Gym where the Senior and Chamber Choirs were singing.
Difficult Conversations for Stronger Communities
On Saturday, November 2, St. Clement’s School welcomed representatives from SCS and 8 of our colleague schools for the Race, Privilege, and Community Conference.
Pumpkins, Unicorns, and Robots Gathered at SCS
There was creepy fun around every corner at SCS yesterday for Hallowe’en! Those wishing to start the day off with a scare visited the Prefects’ haunted house in Powell Hall.
Dr. Lisa Damour
St. Clement’s School welcomed renowned clinical psychologist Dr. Lisa Damour to the School on Wednesday, October 23. After sitting down with SCS staff, Dr. Damour met with SCS’s students in Grades 7-12.
Alumnae Book Club
Is that stack of books on your bedside table starting to block the light from your window?
Are you feeling left-out when your friends talk about the latest,
Terry Fox Day
By January 2018, The Terry Fox Run had raised more than $750 million for cancer research since its inception in 1981. The annual event, now held in more than 60 countries around the world and involving millions of participants,
Parents’ Association Welcome BBQ
When Plan A fails, it’s always good to have a Plan B.
Monday, September 16 dawned to leaden skies and wet sidewalks, yet the forecast was optimistic.