Educational Programs
Enrichment Week
Enrichment Week promotes the intellectual, spiritual, and social development of students. The program encourages students and teachers to explore the world as a part of their classroom. For one week in March, students and teachers experience possibilities of an immersion, social, cultural, or physical experience that is developed by the instructor. Here are a few past courses that have been a part of Enrichment Week:
- A
Study of American Films
- Appreciation of Anime
- Athletics as Part of Your College Experience
- College Visits for Juniors
- Experience Culture throughout the Bay Area
- Dance Ensemble Trip to Brazil
- Doctors (and chefs) in Training (CPR Training)
- Drivers Education & Training
- Ecosystems of Costa Rica
- Fishin’ For Fun and Life
- Glide Memorial Community Service
- Golf
- Self-Defense Course for Young Women
- Introdcution to Video and Film Making
- Movements in Modern Art
- Oki-Ni-Soo-Ka-Wa: (Blackfeet
Reservation Immersion)
- Rock Climbing
- Oregon Shakespeare Festival
- Rome: The Eternal City
- SAT Prep & theCollege Application
- Run Off and Join The Circus!
- Silent Surfing
- Sea Kayaking & Windsurfing
- Springtime in Paris!
- Style and Sophistication
- Wonderful World of Chocolate
- There’s No Business like Show Business
- Venver – Tijuana Immersion
- Venaver – Salinas Immersion
- Yosemite
Institute in Olympic Park
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Mural created and painted at Saint Anthony's by Saint Mary's Students
The Freshman Experience
The Freshman Experience is a four-day program that provides students the opportunity to experience a Retreat, an outdoor Science lesson, an Art immersion, and a sample of Service Learning while simultaneously working each day with a different group of their classmates. This unique opportunity broadens the scope of learning for ninth grade students. The program builds community within the freshman class as well as with faculty members outside the traditional classroom setting, and broadens the scope of learning for freshmen.