News & Announcements

Saint Columbkille began the 2025–26 school year with Mass, faculty orientation, and student prayer services. With a new science curriculum, facility updates, and nearly 90 new students, it has been a joyful and faith-filled start to the year.

Saint Columbkille’s Summer Program, supported this year by The Summer Fund and the Harvard Allston Partnership Fund, gave students in grades K0–4 eight weeks of themed learning, field trips, and joyful memories led by dedicated staff and junior counselors.

Students explored Boston during a week-long "All About Boston" Summer Program for rising fifth through eighth graders.

On June 7, more than 100 guests gathered for the annual alumni reunion, Come Home to Columb, to celebrate the induction of five distinguished community members into the Saint Columbkille Hall of Honor.

Saint Columbkille proudly celebrated the graduation of the Loyola Academy Class of 2025 with a joyful Mass and ceremony. Our graduates are heading off to a variety of high schools, ready to soar into their next chapter!

Every Friday in March, the oldest and youngest students at Saint Columbkille Partnership School have come together in a special collaboration.

At the Catholic Schools Foundation's 35th Annual Building Minds Scholarship Fund Gala on April 11, 2025, Tatiyana Orrego-Dupree, an alumna of Saint Columbkille Partnership School (STCPS), delivered a powerful speech highlighting the transformative impact of Catholic education.

Saint Columbkille Partnership School has been awarded a generous $100,000 grant from the Catholic Schools Foundation (CSF) in support of financial aid for the 2025-2026 school year. This vital funding helps ensure that families from all backgrounds have access to a high-quality Catholic education, reinforcing our commitment to faith, service, and leadership.

Saint Columbkille Partnership School celebrated Saint Patrick’s Day with a lively performance by Irish step dancers from the Sullivan School of Irish Dance, including several STCPS students. The event brought the community together to embrace Irish tradition, faith, and the joy of shared cultural experiences.

Second grader Eloy Aguilar enjoyed a memorable day as Head of School, taking on special responsibilities and experiences as part of the BC Race to Educate raffle.