Photo gallery: Cathedral School celebrates Catholic education, tradition
Published 1:20 pm Wednesday, February 3, 2021
Ada Milliken, Grace Jester, Elizabeth Callon, and Ally Stampley made posters to celebrate the 100th day of school at Cathedral Elementary before National Catholic School’s Week. (Submitted photo)
Caroline Roberts, preK 3 student at Cathedral, colored a crown that says “100 days smarter” in celebration of the 100th day of school. (Submitted photo)
Sutton Loomis and Brandt Beach celebrated the 100 days of school last week at Cathedral Elementary School and are “looking forward to some smore.” (Submitted photo)
Neriah Woo, Mollie Best and Barrett Brown build a cup tower during Cathedral Elementary’s celebration of 100 days of school last week. (Submitted photo)
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NATCHEZ — Cathedral Elementary School students celebrated their 100th day of school on Friday last week.
First-grade and Prek 3 students made their own art projects to mark the important occasion and hung them up in the hallways for all students to see.
This week, Cathedral is busy observing National Catholic Schools Week, which is an annual celebration of Catholic education in the United States spanning nearly 50 years.
To kick off the celebration, Bishop Joseph Kopacz and Rev. Scott Thomas of St. Mary Basilica led students through a mass service.
Cathedral’s National Honor Society members and sponsors organized a coat drive and collected nearly 750 coats and jackets. Many were delivered to the Natchez Stew Pot and more will be distributed to those in need.
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