Sunday, December 13th from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m., drive or walk by the Santa Letter Drop-Off at the Vettese-Nafe home. Read more for details and to RSVP for this event.

Thank you to all who donated to our coat drive for ESCCA. Thanks also to parent Jen Ghate for coordinating with our 8th graders on a great effort.

This week, we are grateful to add Ovo Frito Café to our Hot Lunch offerings. Pancake Tuesdays is a big hit!

Every week, our favorite local businesses help us deliver hot lunches to our kids, in keeping with safe practices during this time. Mustard's Last Stand is one of them.

Friday, November 6 at 7:00 p.m. via Zoom. Sponsored by the Development Council and Annual Fund.

Annual Book Fair takes place online from October 19 - November 1. Orders over $25 earn free shipping.

For her exceptional leadership at St. Athanasius School, the Archdiocese of Chicago bestowed the St. Thomas Aquinas Award to Mrs. Carol McClay. The award is given to principals who foster excellence in education through a commitment to rigor, continuous improvement, and 21st-Century instructional practices.

We had a beautiful day for a socially-distant Pet Blessing by Pastor Fr. Hernan.

Please join us for our Virtual Open House on Friday, November 6th. "A small school doing big things." Hope to see you there!

This past Saturday night, the Annual Fund sponsored a wonderful socially-distanced St. A's family movie night under a clear sky.

Last Saturday was a beautiful day at St. A’s; many blessings to all our first communicants.

Another welcome to our new St. A's families! We are all so excited to be back in school.

We are so excited to be back in the classroom. Thank you to our amazing teachers, staff, parents and all our kids for making this all possible. ❤️

St. A's PSO hosts a drive-thru Ice Cream Social to welcome families to the new school year.

On Saturday, August 8, 2020, St. A's graduated 19 students in a beautiful and socially-distanced ceremony. That same fall, these students entered Evanston Township High School, Loyola Academy and Roycemore School.

Congratulations to Class of 2016 alum Eleanor Ward (ETHS) and Samuel Tannen (ETHS) on their selection as National Merit Scholars.

On Saturday, February 29, the St. Athanasius Class of 2020 celebrated the Sacrament of Confirmation in the church. Bishop Joseph N. Perry presided along with Pastor Fr. Hernan.

Way to go Kinders and welcome to the First Grade!

In art teacher Mrs. Ryter's class, the class of 2020 completed self-portraits during the last few weeks of school.

Good-bye from our 8th graders on their last day of school. Good luck in high school. We will miss you!

On Friday, May 22, we celebrated May Crowning. Our graduating class honored Mary, our Holy Mother, with a meaningful tribute and an offering of flowers in the grotto. Read More to see the video.

This year, instead of one day of fun, we'll be running for a full week, with daily challenges from May 18th - 22nd. With 100% school participation, there will be a free day off of eLearning before the end of the year. Read More for details and link to funrun.com

We are so proud of our graduates! Drop by our Facebook and Instagram feeds to see which graduating Eighth Grader is being featured each special day in May.

St. Athanasius has three winners in Evanston's #DrinkingWaterWeek 3rd Grade Art Contest this year.

"Through birds, I’ve learned to pay attention, and now, in isolation, to seek solace in the act of looking." An excerpt from, and link to, Mr. Cannariato's piece in The New York Times.

Each member of the St. A's graduating class of 2020 takes part in a virtual collage to thank teachers, fellow students, and staff for nine special years.

The class created works of art using nature to celebrate Earth Day on Wednesday, April 22.

St. A’s PSO Hot Lunch Program is redirecting efforts to partner with local restaurants to serve staff at area hospitals during pandemic.

St. A’s teachers share their love via Zoom, and wish everyone a Happy Easter and a relaxing Spring Break! Read More for photos.

Congratulations to our 7th & 8th grade Regional Science Fair participants! We are so proud of all of you. Because of your efforts, St. A's was once again named the Top School in the Region.

We are so grateful for a wonderful community of families and teachers. We’re all in this together.

Due to the prevalence of COVID-19 (coronavirus) in the greater Chicago area, the Archdiocese of Chicago is announcing a system-wide closure of Catholic schools, effective Monday, March 16. As of this date, St. Athanasius School will be closed through Spring Break (April 10-19). Read More for details.

Father Hernan and Principal McClay have consulted with the Chairs of the Development Committee and Irishfest and determined that, in light of the continually evolving situation with coronavirus, feel it prudent to cancel this Saturday's event.

A peek at Lil' Redhawks and Roundball that took place this past weekend.

Throughout February, third grade students had the opportunity to participate in a reading challenge honoring Black History Month and the achievements of African Americans.

Teachers give tribute to the beloved author.

Six of our 7th graders competed at this year's Regional Science Fair Paper Session at Guerin Prep High School.

To end their unit on Native Americans, fourth graders worked together to create a class totem pole.

On Saturday, Feb. 22nd from 7 p.m. to midnight, join us for our totally tubular 80s party in the St. As gym! It will be an awesome night of great music, food, drinks, and friends.

Hip! Hip! Hooray! Kindergarten celebrated their 100th day!

Calling all dads: Join us for this year's Daddy-Daughter Dance on Friday, Feb. 7th from 6:30-8:30p in the school gym. Live DJ, dancing, crafts and games included with your ticket purchase.

St. A’s traditional Red vs. White volleyball game concluded Catholic Schools Week. Proud to be a Catholic school! Proud to be St. A’s!

Thursday was Student Day, to continue celebrating Catholic Schools Week. Students were treated to a magician, whose visit was generously donated by our PSO. Children also came to school in mix-matched outfits.

On Tuesday, in honor of Catholic Schools Week, students were able to come to school with crazy hair or a hat. What creativity!

On Monday, we kicked off our Catholic Schools Week celebration with a Career Day.

St. A's Future City Team competed at Regionals on Saturday and given "High Rise Award" for their innovative design of high rises.

Students played a variety of games to help learn multiplication facts.

First Graders are busy studying animal adaptations in science, and trying to find camouflaged moths on their class trees.

"A small school doing big things" ... Don't miss our upcoming Open House. Hope to see you there! Sunday, January 26th, from 10:30 a.m. to noon. Please RSVP to Judy Berg, [email protected] or call (847) 864-2650.