Forest Park St. Patrick Day Parade

Saint Patrick Day Parade, Forest Park, IL, March 6, 2010

Thank You All


The Forest Park Saint Patrick Day Parade was a success.



We want to thank everyone who participated in the Forest Park St. Patrick Day Parade. The parade was a success for the township and St. Bernardine Parish.

See all next year!

 

News from the St. Bernardine School Board!


50% discount for new students

Accepting Registration for 2010-2011
The Saint Bernardine School Board has approved an incentive program to encourage new families to join our school. New families entering the school for the 2010 / 2011 school year will be given a 50% discount on tuition for one year. The discount is for students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade and does not apply to registration fees, book fees, etc. We have already had many interested families register for next year. If you would like more information or are interested in a tour of the school, please call the school office at: 708-366-6890 or email us.

 

About Saint Bernardine School

Saint Bernardine Catholic School draws its diverse student body from the parish community of Forest Park, Oak Park, Berwyn, North Riverside, Maywood, Brookfield, Chicago and over fifteen suburbs. Here, in a safe and caring environment that nurtures wisdom and skills, children learn to become contributing members of society.

Our goal is to reach each child's potential by meeting individual needs. The school provides a setting which promotes spiritual, intellectual, social, emotional and physical development. We understand that our students have varied learning styles and multiple intelligences; therefore, we offer learning centers and thematic units as well as gifted and special-help programs towards those ends. By choosing how to complete their lessons, children have the opportunity to take charge of their own learning. At the same time, portfolios allow them to judge their work; determine those areas in need of improvement; and set personal goals. Leadership is developed through participation in school liturgies, the Student Council, sports, and interschool academic challenges.