RSVP to Rachel Hastreiter (rhastreiter@staugustineschoolmn.org) by June 1.

More info here: https://www.staugustineschoolmn.org/summer-triathlon-camp

WHAT TO EXPECT

Campers will run, bike, and swim, practice transitions, and learn the sport — race formats, training basics, and the local triathlon opportunities open to young athletes. No experience necessary — just come with a readiness to learn and an expectation of fun.

COST

$30

WHAT TO BRING

• Bike

• Goggles

• Running shoes

RSVP to Rachel Hastreiter (rhastreiter@staugustineschoolmn.org) by June 1.

More info here: https://www.staugustineschoolmn.org/summer-triathlon-camp

WHAT TO EXPECT

Campers will run, bike, and swim, practice transitions, and learn the sport — race formats, training basics, and the local triathlon opportunities open to young athletes. No experience necessary — just come with a readiness to learn and an expectation of fun.

COST

$30

WHAT TO BRING

• Bike

• Goggles

• Running shoes

RSVP to Rachel Hastreiter (rhastreiter@staugustineschoolmn.org) by June 1.

More info here: https://www.staugustineschoolmn.org/summer-triathlon-camp

WHAT TO EXPECT

Campers will run, bike, and swim, practice transitions, and learn the sport — race formats, training basics, and the local triathlon opportunities open to young athletes. No experience necessary — just come with a readiness to learn and an expectation of fun.

COST

$30

WHAT TO BRING

• Bike

• Goggles

• Running shoes

RSVP to Rachel Hastreiter (rhastreiter@staugustineschoolmn.org) by June 1.

More info here: https://www.staugustineschoolmn.org/summer-triathlon-camp

WHAT TO EXPECT

Campers will run, bike, and swim, practice transitions, and learn the sport — race formats, training basics, and the local triathlon opportunities open to young athletes. No experience necessary — just come with a readiness to learn and an expectation of fun.

COST

$30

WHAT TO BRING

• Bike

• Goggles

• Running shoes

Times TBA

All current and 2026-2027 families are invited to a picnic on May 20 at 5 pm!

We will provide hotdogs and hamburgers; please bring a side dish to share.

Please RSVP below. We hope to see your family there!

We will be discussing The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame (Ch. 8-12) during our May book club! There is no need to read anything ahead of time.

Email Emily Flynn (eflynn@staugustineschoolmn.org) with any questions.

If your daughter is not yet signed up, please sign her up here.

Formation vs. School: What is education for?

Join us for St. Augustine School’s new parent conversation series on how to give your children the robust education they need.

What if teaching grammar and formal composition is a key component of forming your child’s mind? What if students looked forward to essays rather than dreading them? Come for an evening of dialogue about what an effective education in writing could look like. We will begin with a brief talk by Ellie Peters on teaching grammar analysis to middle schoolers, followed by open discussion.

Please RSVP:

Join us for our first annual Saint Augustine Lecture!

Throughout his career, St. Augustine of Hippo reflected on the promise and the perils of education in the classical tradition. Drawing especially on insights from his works On the Teacher and On Christian Teaching, this talk will consider the role that Christ the Teacher plays in Augustine's advice to human teachers.

6:15 pm Reception

7:00 pm Talk

Fr. Brian Dunkle, S.J., has degrees from Harvard University (AB), Oxford (M.St.), Fordham University (MA), the Gregorian University (S.T.B.), Boston College (S.T.L.), and the University of Notre Dame (PhD). He is currently Associate Professor of Historical Theology at the Boston College Clough School of Theology and Ministry, and the author of Enchantment and Creed in the Hymns of Ambrose of Milan (Oxford, 2016), as well as translator of works by Greek and Latin Fathers of the Church.

We will be discussing The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Grahame (Ch. 1-7) during our April book club! There is no need to read anything ahead of time.

Email Emily Flynn (eflynn@staugustineschoolmn.org) with any questions.

If your daughter is not yet signed up, please sign her up here.

Formation vs. School: What is education for?

St. Augustine School is introducing a new parent conversation series on how to give your children the robust education they need. Join us for an evening of discussion on what genuine intellectual formation might look like.

Steve Hendrickson, SAS’s Dean of Boys and math teacher, will kick off the series with a brief talk on St. Augustine’s unique approach to math before opening up the conversation about what a dynamic math education can look like.

Please RSVP:

RESCHEDULED from 3/17

We will be discussing various poems during our March book club! There is no need to read anything ahead of time.

Email Emily Flynn (eflynn@staugustineschoolmn.org) with any questions.

If your daughter is not yet signed up, please sign her up here.

Please join us for Stations of the Cross on March 13 at 2:25 pm.