We, the faith community of St. Gregory the Great Catholic School, in keeping with the Catholic Tradition, nurture in our children and one another, spiritual, personal and academic growth through prayer and Christ-like service.
Welcome to the 2011-2012 school year!
Our theme for this school year is
"Lord, make me an instrument of your peace."
- The Peace Prayer of St. Francis
In recognition of the upcoming 50th anniversary of the Second Vatican Council, Archbishop Gustavo established the Lumen Gentium award to be given to one person in each parish
who demonstrates faithfulness and dedication in ministry. Mrs. Martha Gomez is this year's recipient for the St. Gregory the Great community! Congratulations Mrs. Gomez for being the "Light of the Nations"!
The 15th annual Golf Classic will be held on Friday, May 25, 2012 at the Quarry Golf Club. 
This event is one of the most anticipated each year as it is an opportunity to
support the school, enjoy a beautiful spring day, spend time with friends and have a delicious dinner. So, come join us - the registration form is linked here. We also invite you, your family, your company to be one of the Classic sponsors with the form linked here. Thank you for continued support of our Classic.
St. Gregory the Great Catholic School is pleased to once again offer a variety of summer enrichment camps for your children.
There is a wide variety of courses for students of all ages and are taught by our SGS faculty members and one of our parents, Mr. Chip Aaron. You may review the courses and find the registration information by accessing this link - Summer Camps 2012.
Fraction Action is the enhanced math theme which will be utilized across the curriculum this year. Each month we will share a fraction puzzle to complete. Here are a couple of problems:
1. Brianna takes visitors on tours of the Children's Museum on Saturdays. Each tour is five-sixths of an hour long. She conducts three tours a day. How much time does Brianna spend giving tours each day?
2. Kevin had seven gallons of water in the refrigerator. Of those, two and one-fourth gallons were spring water and one and one-fourth gallons were filtered water. How many gallons of water were neither spring or filtered?
Campus tour requests Interested in a Catholic education for your child? Find out more about admission to the school here, or
request a tour by e-mail or phone (210) 342-0281 today.