Our Cardinal’s Academic Program field trip was a blast as always!
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3rd Grade
Students Participate During Field Day at MELHS
3rd and 4th grade students participate during Field Day at MELHS.
Read MoreBraves Camp Summer Care Schedule Announced
Holy Cross Lutheran School, Collinsville, Illinois Braves Camp Summer Care May 25-August 1 6:30am-6:00pm, Monday through Friday Holy Cross Childcare is offering a summer of fun for all children who are currently enrolled in school or registered for the 2015-2016 school year, Preschool through Third Grade. Our hours are 6:30am-6:00pm, Monday through Friday. Schedule Week 1 […]
Read More3rd through 8th grade Spring Concert set for May 12
Our 3rd through 8th grade Spring Concert May 12 at 7:00 PM in the Gym | Calendar
Read More3rd Grade Computer Science Class
Mrs. Iehl’s 3rd grade class are working on a program in Computer Science learning to code.
Read More3rd Graders Learning to Code in Computer Science Class
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Read MoreThird Grade Cub Scouts Visit Collinsville Police Department
Third grade Cub Scouts, from Pack 86 at Holy Cross Lutheran School, recently visited the Collinsville Police Department.
Read MoreCongratulations to our Spelling Bee Winners
The 39th Annual Spelling Bee at Holy Cross has come and gone, and it was quite an event! It was a joy to have so many family members there to watch our fantastic spellers compete. This year’s competition was tough, but each student did a fantastic job representing his or her class. Our winners for […]
Read MoreSt. Louis Cardinals Academic Program
Our Third & Fourth Grade classes participated in the St. Louis Cardinals Academic Program. The students participated in 3 learning sessions and then the students, teachers, and chaperones received a tour of Busch Stadium and ate lunch at the ball park.
Read MorePilgrim Days
Mrs. Iehl’s 3rd grade class experienced how pilgrim children ate. The pilgrims usually had only one or two chairs for Mom and Dad. The children stood and were not allowed to speak at the table unless spoke to. They ate with their fingers and had a long cloth draped over their shoulders for a napkin. […]
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