St. Patrick School (SPS), a National Blue Ribbon School and an AdvancED STEM Certified School located in Chatham, NJ, will host a High School Night on Wednesday, September 26 at 7:00 p.m. in the Fr. Ed Hinds Parish Center on the SPS campus at 45 Chatham Street, Chatham, NJ 07928.

Selected student representatives from St. Patrick School grades 5-8 presented their STEM projects at a Science Symposium sponsored by the Catholic Schools Office of the Diocese of Paterson.

St. Patrick School becomes the fourth Catholic elementary school in the United States to earn national STEM school accreditation.

On Thursday, May 3rd, St. Patrick School's talented 8th grade class delighted the packed Gymnasium with a spirited performance of "You're A Good Man Charlie Brown".

The St. Patrick School (Chatham) Forensic team took first place in the varsity team division and excelled in both the Varsity and Junior Varsity individual events at the Spring Declamation competition hosted by Holy Spirit School (Pequannock Township).

St. Patrick School's largest annual fundraiser, "Basket Bonanza" was held on Saturday, April 21st.

The school welcomed Dr. Pamela Bernards, Director of Professional Development for the National Catholic Education Association (NCEA), who met with students, faculty and administrators to learn about St. Patrick's commitment to STEM.

Nine students selected from Pre-K 3 to Grade 8 were recognized by the community with a certificate for exemplifying faithfulness through their words and actions.

St. Patrick School continued its annual tradition of presenting "A Way of the Cross" on Wednesday, March 28th, augmented this year with the Guatemalan "carpet tradition".

Fourteen students selected from Pre-K 3 to Grade 8 were recognized by the community with a certificate for exemplifying goodness through their words and actions.

In keeping with its school motto "Honoring our Past, Building our Future" St. Patrick School looked to family histories as a way of remembering and honoring its family members who came to America.

On Thursday, March 1st the St. Patrick school community reveled in the energy and excitement that permeated closing of this six-week long celebration, which enabled all to learn about the culture and sports of many nations.

On Wednesday, February 21 St. Patrick School conducted Family Engineering Night, highlighting the school's commitment to a strong S.T.E.M (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) curriculum.

The St. Patrick School Camp features a weekly theme and daily activities that blend play-based learning with a focus on art and STEM activities in our indoor and outdoor play areas. Staffed by our dedicated St. Patrick School faculty members, our camp provides campers with an exciting summer adventure!

In a competitive field of 39 students representing multiple schools, Grade 8 student Molly Farrell won First Place and a $1000 scholarship while Grade 8 student Molly McHugh earned a Fifth Place trophy.

This is only the second year of St. Patrick School's participation in the St. Junior Model UN program and the second year in which the school's students won "Best Delegation".

Eleven students selected from Pre-K 3 to Grade 8 were recognized by the community with a certificate for exemplifying peace through their words and actions.

The goal of this six-week long celebration is to celebrate and share global cultures and customs, utilizing art, history, science, music, dance, food, and sports. Moreover, students will learn about the nations of the world.

St. Patrick School was one of the four teams with the highest scores advancing after the preliminary round to the finals. The St. Patrick School community is very proud of their winning Brain Bowl team.