1. Cool Off and Kick Off the School Year at Popsicles on the Playground!

    We’re looking forward to seeing smiling faces, backpacks, and the excitement of a new school year! Whether it’s a quick hello, a chance to explore the classroom, or simply enjoying a popsicle with friends, Popsicles on the Playground is a wonderful way to welcome everyone back to Most Holy Rosary. Don’t miss this fun, family-friendly kickoff to the 2025–2026 school year!
  2. 2025–2026 School Uniform Guide

    Most Holy Rosary Elementary School students playing in their school uniforms.

  3. Sharpen those pencils—it’s school supply season!

    Backpack of school supplies and an apple, ready for the first day of school.

  4. The First Day of School is Almost Here

    Students arriving for the first day of school at Most Holy Rosary Elementary, smiling with backpacks and greeted by teachers.

  5. Keep Brains Sharp with Summer Tutoring

    MHR offers summer tutoring for K–6 students in math, reading, and writing with flexible, affordable sessions to keep kids learning all summer long.
  6. Summer Fun and Learning at MHR’s STEAM Camp

    Hands-on STEAM fun this summer at MHR! Open to K–5 students. Three themed sessions offered. Space is limited—register now!
  7. Observing Juneteenth: No School on Thursday, June 19th

    Most Holy Rosary will be closed on Thursday, June 19 in observance of Juneteenth. Classes will resume on Friday, June 20.
  8. Celebrating New Beginnings: Graduation Week at Most Holy Rosary

    Celebrate graduation week at Most Holy Rosary! Join us as we honor Pre-K, Kindergarten, and 6th Grade students during their special year-end milestones.
  9. Get Ready for Kindergarten: Information Night at Most Holy Rosary

    Join us for Kindergarten Information Night on June 4 at 6 PM at Most Holy Rosary. Meet the teacher, explore the curriculum, and tour the classroom. Parents only.
  10. Squeeze the Day! Lemonade Stand to Support Sarah’s Guest House

    Support our June 6 Lemonade Stand to benefit Sarah’s Guest House! Buy a cup after school to help fill the pantry and support families in medical crisis.