On October 30, St. Bernard’s welcomed bestselling children’s author Adam Gidwitz for an engaging and thought-provoking visit.

To mark our 120th birthday, the students, faculty, and staff gathered in Central Park to form the Roman numeral CXX. One of our art teachers, Ms. Geraldine de Haugoubart, took the photo from the top of a ladder -- no small feat!

This year marks the seventh year at St. Bernard’s that we have had a Community Book.

Quiz time. It can be found on the sixth floor, it stands about three feet nine inches (but is always lying down), and it weighs 163 pounds.

Yesterday's bluebird day was perfect for our annual Sports Day in Central Park, and the competition was fierce but friendly. Sports Day has been held since 1907 and is always a highlight of the final weeks of the school year. Three cheers for St. B's!

The big gym was filled with beautiful music last Tuesday evening during the annual Spring Concert and Art Show. We heard from the St. Bernard’s Singers, Glee Club, Recorder Club, Chamber Singers, String Orchestra, and the newly formed Faculty Chorus. The medium gym was filled to the brim with artwork from each student in the school. Special thanks to the music and art departments for an incredible evening.

To view the recording, enter the password 1904.

On Friday, April 26, twenty boys participated in the Upper School Recital. Please watch the recording below. Bravo to all the performers and the music department.

Last Friday, St. Bernard’s honored Korea with a special assembly and a fair for the students.

After months of preparation, Grade VIII performed "The Winter's Tale" on Tuesday, March 5. The
play was performed in the theater at El Museo del Barrio, and the entire cast and crew were exceptional.

Boys in grades IV-VIII were given a book awards challenge by the library.