18 Jan · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

The Many Benefits of Extracurriculars for Middle School Students

Middle school can be a challenging time for many students as they navigate through academic responsibilities, social pressures, and personal growth. In the midst of all this, extracurricular activities may seem like a secondary priority. However, these activities can actually play a crucial role in a middle schooler’s development, preparation for high school, and overall …

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22 Jul · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

Why It’s Important To Read Over Summer

Summer is here, which means plenty of time to spend at the pool cooling off from the heat and spending time with new friends made through the year! Don’t forget to encourage your children to keep up with their reading, so they can go into their next year of school fully prepared. In today’s blog, …

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19 Nov · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

Information About St. Cecelia School Tours During the Pandemic

St. Cecelia Catholic School in Clearwater, Florida, follows state and local guidelines at all times when it comes to the COVID-19 pandemic. This includes school tours of our facility and grounds. Today’s blog explains how we’ll conduct tours for you and your family. Related Post: Information About the Admissions Process at St. Cecelia Tour Times …

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17 Sep · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

How Is Play Important for Childhood Development?

Children begin learning the fundamentals of playing when they are just a few weeks old. Some children enjoy playing games for fun, while other children will jump rope or play sports as a form of recreation. Being able to play and have fun is an intrinsic part of a child’s upbringing. Allowing children the opportunity …

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8 Sep · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

What to Do When Your Child Hits Another Child at Preschool

One phone call parents hope they never receive is from a preschool to report that their child hurt another child in class. While your first instinct may be to discipline your child about their behavior, it’s important to stay calm and take the time to make it a teachable moment. St. Cecelia has some tips …

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8 Jul · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

What Can Your Children Get from Enrolling in Athletics?

For parents who never participated in athletics in their school years, they may be unaware of the important benefits of sports for their children. Everyone knows that exercise is excellent for the body, but there are many benefits you may never have realized that youth athletes gain. Today, the St. Cecelia team will discuss the …

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26 Jun · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

4 Things Causing Your Student to Feel Stressed

Stress and anxiety have become widespread in our society. But it’s not just adults who are experiencing stress at record levels — our children are too. The question that parents should be asking themselves is “Why?” If we know the reasons our children are so stressed, we can begin to take measures to help them …

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6 Jan · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

4 Ways To Keep Your Child Healthy This Winter

The winter months are prime time for cold and flu viruses to make their appearance known. It’s hard to prevent your child from getting sick forever, especially if they’re around other children. If your child misses school it can be difficult get them caught back up in their studies. In this blog, St. Cecelia provides …

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27 Sep · St. Cecelia Catholic School · No Comments

St. Cecelia’s Sickness Guide

Sickness happens, especially with children. Sneezing, sniffles, headaches, and the like are a fairly common occurrence throughout the school year at St. Cecelia. However, there are some instances when a child should stay home from school due to sickness. Are you unsure about whether or not to keep your child from attending St. Cecelia for …

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23 Oct · Maryanne Del Monte · No Comments

Is your child getting enough sleep?

An all-too-familiar struggle for parents is that of bedtime. It can be so hard to get your kids to turn off the electronics, put the toys away, and settle down for a good night’s sleep. It can be tempting to let your kids stay up “just a few more minutes.” But, according to the National …

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