Kindergarten Meet & Greet
Attention all Kindergarten Families: We are hosting a Kindergarten Meet and Greet on Sunday, August 18th, from 10-11 AM. Please join us for Mass at 9 AM, and then come over to Room 1 to see the classroom, meet the teacher, and drop off your child's school supplies. We hope to see you there!
Ms. Seymour
2nd Grade Teacher
Greetings, St. Mary Families! I am so excited to be teaching 2nd Grade this year and to meet all of you when school begins! I am a native of Southern California; I grew up in Los Angeles and moved to San Diego where I received my Bachelors and Masters from the University of San Diego. I have a strong passion for working with children and enjoy helping them to discover new passions. I most recently worked as a student teacher in a 2nd grade classroom in Point Loma. In addition, I was a one-on-one for a student with special needs. In my free time, I enjoy baking and finding new yummy recipes as well as spending time outside- whether that’s being at the beach or hiking. I enjoy guiding children as they grow in their God-given talents and hope to provide my students with a meaningful and fun-filled year! I cannot wait to meet the incredible students and families of St. Mary School, and I look forward to a year full of faith, growth, and learning!
Ms. Bernardy
4th-6th Grade Religion Teacher and School Counselor
Hello, St. Mary School Community. My name is Sarah Bernardy. I attended CSU San Marcos and received my bachelor's degree in Psychology. I then attended Point Loma Nazarene University and received my Master of Education in Counseling and Guidance. I have worked as a substitute School Counselor in a middle school and a high school in the San Diego area. At the end of the school year last year, I was the 2nd-grade substitute teacher here at St. Mary School. I am very excited to continue sharing my passion for education with the students and to support them through their educational and faith journeys.
Uniforms for 2019-2020
For the 2019-2020 school year:
- All polo shirts must have the crest logo. Old logos (knight) will be considered out of uniform, and the child will receive an out of uniform slip when wearing it to school. 3 out of uniform slips result in a detention.
- We will extend the grandfather rule for outerwear for the 2019-2020 school year. Sweatshirts, sweaters, and vests with both the old (knight) and new (crest) logos will be allowed for the 2019-2020 school year but will not be allowed beginning in the 2020-2021 school year.
- P.E. uniforms- ONLY the new logo (crest) will be allowed for PE uniforms. Students MUST wear the yellow shirt on PE days (except for Thursday when they may choose to wear their spirit shirt instead). The sweatpants have not changed and will still be allowed.
Girls in Grades K-4 may wear the jumper or the skort. Girls in Grades 5-8 may wear the skort or the skirt. On non-Mass days all girls can also wear the girl shorts or pants.
Mass Day Attire:
- All students must wear the school's navy polo.
- Girls must wear the school skort, jumper or skirt (no pants or shorts).
- Boys must wear school pants (no shorts).
Here is the official shoe policy for new families or anyone needing a refresher:
- Shoes on non-PE days must be mostly black, mostly white, or mostly navy blue with only neutral (black, white, gray, tan or brown) accents.
- No open-toed, open-heeled shoes, wooden soles, heels, boots or oversized shoes are allowed.
- Rainboots are not allowed, even when it's raining.
- On PE days, athletic shoes are required. Athletic shoes can be any color, but they may not contain lights, sounds, or wheels.
Socks must be solid white, solid black, or solid navy blue and must cover the ankle. Logos of any form on socks are not allowed.
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