News Archive

While our current Shattuck-St. Mary’s students have had their world turned upside down, they’re certainly not the only ones. All over the world, SSM alumni have also had to adjust to the recent pandemic, especially as the number of confirmed cases rises in the United States.

Around the world, Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) is in short supply. The nurses at Shattuck-St. Mary’s Kramer House infirmary found a way to help.

With our students now spread out all over the world, The Spectator asks the question, “Where are you now?”

Yesterday, the Shattuck-St. Mary’s School Board of Trustees and administrative team announced to its school community the decision to start transitioning all classes to distance learning through April 30^th to help play its role as global citizens in mitigating the possibility of acquisition and transference of the virus that causes COVID-19. Students will have a week to return home from campus and classes will resume via distance learning on Monday, March 23^rd.

Cate Carson ’20 has won the YPSCA Concerto Competition.

Along with the final term of the school year comes the final Fesler-Lampert Performing Arts Series event of the season, which this year features a return from James Sewell Ballet, a Minnesota-based ballet company that focuses on innovative and contemporary ballet.

Each year, members of our Vocal Performance Program Center of Excellence have the opportunity to audition for and perform with Project Opera.

Today marks National Girls and Women in Sports Day, an annual day of recognition that celebrates the accomplishments of female athletes and the positive influence of participating in sports for girls and women.

Cate Carson ’20 has been selected out of hundreds of submissions as a 2020 Featured Artist in the Minnesota Varsity competition!

This past week, a group of our Upper School girls traveled to Hawaii in order to attend the Women’s Leadership Summit.

Head of School Matt Cavellier reflects on the Christmas season and upcoming new year. 

Four Shattuck-St. Mary’s girls hockey alums will represent Team USA in the 2019-20 Rivalry Series.

Students, faculty, and alumni came together this weekend to celebrate the holiday season with the Faribault Community Choir Beau Chant in a performance on campus.

Alumna and graduate of the Girls Soccer Center of Excellence, Kaelyn Korte ’12 returned to campus this week to lead a full day workshop for students on the power of storytelling, with a focus on photography and photojournalism.

The season of giving is upon us which means Fall Term has finally drawn to a close. SSM students have worked extremely hard to get the most out of the jam-packed fall trimester. Here’s a glimpse of what the students have been up to this term:

After winning the three crucial qualifying games for the U.S. Soccer Development Academy Boys Winter Cup earlier this fall, the Shattuck-St. Mary’s Boys U19 soccer team looks to capitalize on this success in the Boys Winter Cup tournament this week in Lakewood Ranch, Fla.

Professional opera singer and graduate of SSM’s Vocal Performance Program, Zoie Reams ’10, will return to campus next week to perform with local choir Beau Chant, and to work with SSM student musicians.

World-class violinist and graduate of SSM’s Pre-Conservatory Center of Excellence, Magdiell Antequera ’15, returned to campus this past week to work with SSM student musicians as a guest Artist in Residence.

Shattuck-St. Mary’s Soccer Center of Excellence (COE) athletes Antino Lopez ’20 and Nadia Cooper ’21, along with administrator Marc Sutton, were recognized for their outstanding work both on and off the field this season by the U.S. Soccer Development Academy at their annual year-end award ceremony on June 22.

Learning from an orthopedic surgeon, who also happens to be an SSM parent, the BioScience students could watch a knee replacement demonstration in the BioScience research laboratory.