You're invited to Coffee & Chat with the Principal on Wednesday, December 5 at 8 a.m. in the SPCS Library.

​Come get to know Mr. Jones better, and enjoy coffee, treats and fellowship with other parents!  This relaxed event aims to help strengthen our school community through communication. 
 
Some topics may be better discussed in a one-on-one meeting with Mr. Jones.  To make an appointment, call (252) 752-3529.

If you prefer to submit a question anonymously, click the button below!

The Saint Peter Wiredcats FIRST Lego League robotics had a great day at the NC FIRST Lego League regional robotics tournament on Saturday, November 10th, at South Central High School in Winterville.

Wiredcats Green was one of four teams that qualified for the NCFLL State Championship tournament in Greensboro on February 3.   Wiredcats Green also won the prestigious 1st Place Champions Award.  This is the award for best overall team of the sixteen teams in the tournament.  According to the FIRST website, the Champion’s Award recognizes a team that “embodies the FIRST LEGO League experience, by fully embracing our Core Values while achieving excellence and innovation in both the Robot Game and Project.” The Green team's research project features robotically adjustable liquid lens glasses that automatically adjust to accommodate changes in an astronaut's astigmatism due to pressure on the rear of the eyes which occurs during long periods in zero gravity.    

Wiredcats Blue was named as one of two alternates for the NCFLL State Championship tournament.  Wiredcats Blue won the 1st Place Innovative Solution Award for their research project on a suit for astronauts that helps prevent muscle atrophy and bone loss caused by extended periods of time in zero gravity.     

Faculty members Mr. John Bell (head coach), Mrs. Chelsea Haigwood and Mrs. Katie Howard, as well as SPCS parents Mr. Kevin Pandya and Mr. Bernardo Saucedo, worked together to coach our teams on tournament day. The parents of our team members performed various supportive duties throughout the day and and were instrumental in making this a positive experience for our students.

Dozens of veterans came to Saint Peter Catholic Church on Friday, November 9 for the school's annual Veterans Mass.  Veterans sat with students attending the school during a Mass that was dedicated to them.  In addition to the patriotic songs sung during the celebration, students also performed a full Salute to the Armed Forces, singing the hymns for each of the five branches of the military.  You can view the video below.

Following the Veterans Mass, the veterans and their family members were invited to a special breakfast.  It was a wonderful event to honor the great men and women who have served our great nation! 

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The Saint Peter Athletic Association is now offering an athletic pass system for admission to all Saint Peter Catholic School home games.  Forms will be sent home in folders during the first and second week of November.   You may also print the form here and send it back to school with payment.

These passes give admission to home games.  They are not valid at away games or tournament games.

Wildcat Package (2 adult passes): $175
Wildcast Pass (1 adult pass): $100
Student pass (Non-SPCS student): $20
*All current SPCS students get free admission to all home games

Greenville Mayor PJ Connelly will speak to the Saint Peter Catholic School Fellowship of Christian Athletes (FCA) on Friday, November 9 at 7:30 a.m. 

Mayor Connelly played on the ECU Baseball team.  After graduating, he played professional baseball for a few years for the Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim before returning to Greenville.  He started a real estate business in Greenville before being elected to the City Council and then elected as mayor. 

​Wednesday, November 7, 5:30 - 7 pm. at the Spiritual Life Center at saint Peter Catholic Church.  Chili Cook-Off. Hosted by the HSA (SPCS Parent Association).  Tickets: $5/person or $10/family.
Tickets will be available in the school office starting October 29th
Tickets include a 2 oz. tasting cups of all entries
Drinks and dessert available for additional purchase.
To enter the contest, go to   https://goo.gl/forms/LfD9rJUKnvecwecW2 

The SPCS National Junior Beta Club is an academic service organization which has been in existence here at Saint Peter's for 15 years. Seventh and eighth graders are eligible to become members of our Beta Club if they have received all A's and B's in each subject each quarter. Every year there are several service opportunities in which our members can participate.  Our motto is "to lead by serving others." Members in good standing are treated to several "rewards" outings throughout the year. ​

Students at Saint Peter Catholic School of Greenville, NC began building and programming autonomous robots as part of their work in 3rd-8th grade art classes during the spring of 2018. Through this work, students were exposed to the art-related career field of engineering, and experienced how math affected real, physical outcomes as they programmed their robots. To design and construct robots, students applied the type of spatial intelligence and structural reasoning that is also used in the art of sculpture.

To learn more about the Introduction of Robotics and the positive effect of the FIRST Lego League Teams, click here.