2025
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February
The Play That Goes Wrong Opens Next Week
The curtain rises on chaos next Friday in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts! Everything that can go wrong will go wrong in The Play That Goes Wrong, a full-blown theatrical disaster (on purpose!), packed with hilarious mishaps, missed cues and complete mayhem. Our Theatre Department is pulling out all the stops to make sure everything falls apart flawlessly. Don’t miss the madness, purchase your tickets now for the February 28 and March 1 performances!Read More -
The 33rd Annual Trunk Show! February 21-23
There are so many ways to participate in the PA's biggest annual fundraiser! *All proceeds from this event directly support our teachers, coaches and programs - enhancing the student experience in so many ways!Read More
1) Have a girls' night out at the Sip & Shop Kick-off Party
Sip & Shop KICK-OFF PARTY
Friday, February 21, 2025: 6 - 8 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased online until Friday noon, then they can be purchased at the door.
2) Grab a friend and stroll the booths for unique treasures on Saturday or Sunday
GENERAL ADMISSION SHOPPING
Saturday, February 22, 2025:
Trunk Show, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, February 23, 2025:
Trunk Show, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
*General admission on Saturday and Sunday is included with Kick-off Party tickets or pay $5 at the door.
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Mr. Hengen Celebration of Life Details
Read MoreGood afternoon, Pirates.We recently shared that Fine Arts Department Chair and Instrumental Music teacher Pete Hengen passed away after a battle with melanoma. His obituary was just posted if you would like to read it.We are currently planning a Celebration of Life with his family for March 2 at 2pm in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts. All are welcome, and the event will be live-streamed for those who cannot attend. If you are interested in creating a remembrance that can be shared at the event, please email Monica Jennings of your intent by February 18th. The deadline for a video remembrance is February 25th. We ask that you limit your remembrance to 2 minutes. If you have any still photos to share, we can include those in a loop that will be running in the lobby prior to the event.If you have any questions, feel free to reach out to Monica Jennings via email or at 772-643-3844. We look forward to celebrating Mr. Hengen's wonderful impact on our community in a couple of weeks. -
Come See "The Play That Goes Wrong"
We're not making any jokes here, the name of the spring play really is The Play That Goes Wrong. Our Theatre Department is working hard to prepare a special murder mystery performance, that may or may not encounter a few mishaps along the way. Purchase your tickets now for the February 28 and March 1 show dates.Read More -
Students Excel at Science & Engineering Fair
Read MoreCongratulations to our middle and upper school students who represented Saint Edward’s at the 2025 Indian River Regional Science & Engineering Fair! Thirteen students earned awards and/or state bids, a testament to their hard work, curiosity and dedication to research. We are incredibly proud of their achievements! Click here to see their awards and project descriptions.A special shoutout to our seven students advancing to the state competition: Addison Logemann, Sienna Mallon, Matthew Barrett, Anna Luo, Belle Wengler, Guy Wengler and Jack Newman. We’ll be cheering you on! -
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED! Don’t Let the Fun Float Away at the 33rd Annual Trunk Show
Last year’s trunk show volunteers had a balloon blast, and this year, we need YOU to help make the magic happen again! Whether you’re ready to bounce in for setup, be part of the action or wrap up the event, there’s a spot for everyone. Sign up today to volunteer at the 33rd Annual Trunk Show from Friday, February 21 through Sunday, February 23 - you'll have fun and help a great cause!Read More
Better yet, this year we are happy to offer FREE CHILDCARE in the Lower School for our volunteers on Saturday. Please note that this benefit is for Trunk Show volunteers only, and the care covers only the hours that you are donating to the School on SATURDAY. Here's how it will work:
1. Sign up on iVolunteer (chose the second tab at the top to view Saturday's time slots).2. Email msmith@steds.org with the hours needed, the number of children and a link to iVolunteer so we can confirm your time slot.
3. The deadline for childcare requests is February 14.
4. When you arrive to drop your child off at the Lower School, there will be a waiver to sign.
Don't forget to get a sneak peek of the fabulous vendors on Instagram @steds.trunkshow.verobeach and learn more about the weekend-long event by visiting the Parents Association Trunk Show page. -
3-2-1 Blast Off
Students in sixth-grade science have been learning about astronomy and all of the objects in our solar system. To make the topic of astronomy even more hands-on, students built their own model rockets using simple materials like paper towel tubes, cardboard and plastic easter eggs. We launched our rockets outside to see how high they would go and to see which rocket had the longest flight time. Congratulations to Camden and Finn on a perfect launch with the longest flight time! It was a fun way to connect our studies of space with real-world applications. Everyone had a blast!Read More -
Re-Enrollment Deadline: February 15
Returning families, the re-enrollment deadline is February 15. Contracts for the 2025-26 school year can be accessed and completed by logging in to mySTEDS. Please click here for instructions on completing the contract. If you have any questions accessing your contract, do not hesitate to reach out to Moniek Holloway. If you have any questions related to your deposit, bill or payments, please reach out to Student Billing. Finally, if you have questions or concerns about the contract or deadlines, please reach out to Mara Slattery.Read More -
January
Saint Edward's Students Win Regional Art Awards
The Scholastic Art and Writing Awards, established in 1923, is the nation’s longest-running, most prestigious recognition program for creative teens. The artwork was reviewed and recognized by a panel of creative professionals, and awarded for its outstanding merit in originality, skill and the emergence of a personal voice and vision.Read More
Four of our Saint Edward's art students have won Scholastic Art & Writing Awards in the 2025 Competition: Maia Wallace '26 won a Gold Key in Printmaking for her Cat Blues, Antonio Torres '28 won a Silver Key for his drawing, Mi Madre, Maria, Max Plotkin '25 won an Honorable Mention for his digital artwork, The Pearl, and Jack Engel '25 won a Gold Key in Film & Animation for his film Vanished. There were thousands of entries in the "Region-at-Large South Art" level. Gold Keys will go on to compete at the National Level. Congratulations to all! -
SES Mathletes Open Competition Season at Orlando Science HS
Read MoreThis past Saturday, January 25, seven Algebra 2, Precalculus and Calculus students attended the Mu Alpha Theta regional competition in Orlando hosted by Orlando Science HS. The top SES scorers for each division were freshman Alexander Wolek, sophomore Rosalie Miller and senior Conor Powell. Other students attending were freshman James Peponis, junior Reese Fox, sophomore Ellie Ma and junior Matthew Stern.This coming Saturday, February 1, the mathletes will attend the statewide competition at King High School in Tampa. -
College Night for Freshmen and Sophomores
Read MoreNinth and 10th grade students and parents,Please join us for College Night for Freshmen and Sophomores on Monday, February 3, at 6:30 p.m. in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts. College Counseling will be discussing academics, PSATs, summer opportunities, camps, arts and athletics. If you are a sophomore and attended last year, you are not required (but are welcome) to attend. All freshmen families are encouraged to attend. -
Admissions for 2025-26 Now Open
Read MoreWe are excited to announce that the Admission Season for the 2025-26 school year is now open, and applications are now available!The application deadline for grades PK3-12 is February 15. Admission files completed after these dates will be considered in our rolling admission process, based on availability. Candidates are required to submit an application and complete the grade-appropriate checklist items in order to complete the admission process. To schedule a tour, arrange a screening or simply learn more about the admission process, please contact our Admission Office at (772) 492-2360 or admission@steds.org, or visit our website.We look forward to welcoming our new applicants for the 2025-26 school year! -
Lagoonapalooza Art & Poetry Contest for Conservation
Congratulations to three of our US students have won awards in the Lagoonapalooza Art & Poetry Contest. Mia Perez '28 won first place for her manatee poster, Bruno Barreirinhas '26 won second place for his "Save the Lagoon" poster and Jack Engel '25 won first place in special categories for his video. We are so proud of their incredible talent and dedication to conservation!Read More -
GEP Updates - Special Delivery for Sixth Graders!
Read MoreThe Global Expedition Project (GEP) is a sixth-grade cross-curricular capstone project that includes the History, Science, and English departments. Students engage in a semester-long study of their assigned country with four focus areas: science, history, research, and technology skills. The project concludes with a Global Expedition Festival in May, where students will share and present their final projects. Last month, students wrote and mailed letters to their countries’ embassies in Washington, DC. We are thrilled to announce that embassies have begun replying! Our first country responses include emails from Kenya to Laura Lenzner and Brazil to Illyana Durkin. Stay tuned for embassy delivery updates! -
College Night with the Deans: January 27
All college-bound students and families of Indian River County,Read More
You are invited to College Night with the Deans on Monday, January 27, at 7 p.m. in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts. Our panelists will join us from Wake Forest, FAU, Ohio State and Sewanee. These institutions represent a variety of in-state and out-of-state private and public schools, to give you the opportunity to learn about different admissions programs. The admissions leaders will sit on a panel and will then open the floor for questions. Please come prepared with questions written down.
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Stories, Smiles, and Senior Buddies
Monday was a day of stories and smiles at Senior Buddies' Reading Day! Seniors and their first-grade pals shared books, treats and laughter in the lower school courtyard. From blankets to benches, every corner was filled with friendship and fun. Please click on the headline for a few photo highlights.Read More -
MENS ALUMNI LAX RECAP
This past December, Saint Edward's School alumni, as well as a few dads, came together to participate in the third annual mens alumni lacrosse game on campus. The event featured graduates who spanned several decades from the 90's through 2024. Spectators loved the Kona-Ice and snacks while watching the teams square off on a shortened field with fewer face-offs, making for a fast-paced match enjoyed by all in the stands. We can't wait to see what these players have in store for next time. Here are some great shots from this year's men's game.Read More -
WINE EXTRAVAGANZA 2025 PHOTOS
Thank you to everyone in the community who attended the Wine Extravaganza to support this year's Pirate Ball and our 60th anniversary, chaired by Elizabeth Sorensen '97 and Angela Beckley Waldrop '98. This year's event was generously hosted by Monika Srivastava and Kunal Shah at their beautiful oceanfront home. Guests spent the evening outside under the stars enjoying cocktails and hors d'oeuvres with a special musical performance by Danielle Malloy and Kenny Clark. Here are some photos that captured the celebratory nature of the evening.Read More -
ALUMNI HOLIDAY PARTY HIGHLIGHTS
This past December, Alumni gathered at The Moorings Yacht and Country Club to celebrate the holidays and reminisce with other pirates and faculty. It was an evening full of joy and laughter down memory lane. Check out some of the evening highlights.Read More
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Junior College Night: January 16
Read MoreJuniors and Parents of Juniors,Please join the College Counseling office for Junior College Night on Thursday, January 16 at 6:30 p.m. in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts. This is a mandatory meeting for all juniors and at least one parent. College Counseling will be reviewing the college admissions process and giving out important paperwork and deadline information. Please bring a pen or pencil with you.If you are an international student who is NOT applying to colleges in the United States, you do not have to attend this meeting. -
Save the Date: Winter Choral Concert
Read MoreJoin us for the Winter Choral Concert on Thursday, January 23, in the Waxlax Center for the Performing Arts. Our talented middle and upper school choirs will bring the season to life with a mix of holiday favorites and timeless carols.This FREE event is open to everyone, so bring your friends and family and celebrate the joy of music with us. -
Voting in AP Government: Chick-fil-A Edition
Students in Dr. Infanzón's AP Government class got a hands-on lesson in the election process today, featuring a special visit from representatives of the Supervisor of Elections. The session included insights into voter registration and a fun mock vote on Chick-fil-A menu items. Nuggets won by a close margin, proof that every vote counts!Read More -
Studio Art B Class Project
Mrs. Michos’ Studio Art B class just finished a gridded project using acrylics. This is a collaboration with connecting pieces (16) that had to match up!Read More -
Marine Science Students Continue Indian River Lagoon Research
Marine science students continued their lagoon sampling days at new shoreline and spoil island locations as part of their lagoon research, funded by the Indian River Lagoon Council and National Estuary Program. Students traveled by boat in the early hours to begin their studies with dolphin mother-calf pairs traveling with the boat. Water quality parameters, seagrass coverage, sediment and biodiversity data were collected to compare lagoon sites. Click here to watch a video of the action.Read More -
Call For Class Notes
Send us your news! We would love to hear what is going on with you. Recently engaged or married? New job or promotion? New baby or home? We want to know. Please send any news you would like to share and a photo to Maria Segura at msegura@steds.org.Read More
***Please send your current mailing address if you have moved in the past six months to msegura@steds.org.
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The 33rd Annual Trunk Show! February 21-23
There are so many ways to participate in the PA's biggest annual fundraiser! *All proceeds from this event directly support our teachers, coaches and programs - enhancing the student experience in so many ways!
1) Have a girls' night out at the Sip & Shop Kick-off Party
Sip & Shop KICK-OFF PARTY
Friday, February 21, 2025: 6 - 8 p.m.
Tickets can be purchased online until Friday noon, then they can be purchased at the door.
2) Grab a friend and stroll the booths for unique treasures on Saturday or Sunday
GENERAL ADMISSION SHOPPING
Saturday, February 22, 2025:
Trunk Show, 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Sunday, February 23, 2025:
Trunk Show, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.
*General admission on Saturday and Sunday is included with Kick-off Party tickets or pay $5 at the door.
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