Form I History
Form I Social Studies students tried to guess which of their classmates was the “Real” Julius Caesar in this afternoon’s history lesson.
Eucharist
“Eucharist” by Fr. John for The Texas Catholic. You may know the Church in America is promoting a National Eucharistic Revival. After a few years of grassroots initiatives, it culminates with a major event in July 2024. Check out eucharisticrevival.org for...
Tip-Off
The Cistercian Tip-Off Classic begins tomorrow evening. Let’s go Hawks!
All SPC Fall Sports
Congratulations to our six All SPC Fall sports athletes!
The Music Man, Jr.
Ya got trouble, my friends, right here at Cistercian! Tickets are still available for the MS Drama performance of “The Music Man, Jr.” this weekend. So grab your seventy-six trombones with your hundred-and-ten cornets close at hand, and come support the fantastic work of all these talented performers!
Mousetrap Cars
Seniors in Physics built mousetrap cars. Some were built for maximum distance, some for maximum velocity. They raced them in the gym during their lab
Form I Olympics
As part of their unit studying Ancient Greece, Form I (5th graders) competed in the Social Studies Olympics.
The Art of Dying
“The Art of Dying” by Fr. John for The Texas Catholic. Our diocese is blessed by the presence of institutions like the Catholic Medical Guild of Dallas and the St. Basil Society. Catholic medical professionals should look up these institutions, because...
It’s Bridge Day!
It’s Bridge Day! Form I students have spent the past couple weeks building bridges with popsicle sticks and glue. Today they tested their bridge’s strength by seeing how much sand each bridge could hold before breaking.
