Saint Lucy School for Children with Visual Impairments

Thank you to our friends at “The City School” for sharing with us their abundance of cubbies. We truly appreciate your generosity.

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"In order to empathize with someone's experience you must be willing to believe them as they see it and not how you imagine their experience to be." ✨

Happy Birthday to our new pastor, Father Brian Izzo (featured here with his dog Otto).

We are so grateful to the Xavier Society for preparing our Religion books for us!

Happy Birthday, Helen Keller!

Second and third grade loved phys. ed. class on the parish green.

Congratulations to Kennedy and Ariana on their dance recital. A big thank you to Emily for serving as Ariana’s sighted guide for the second year in a row. You are so generous!!

We were invited to an assembly on Latin Roots with our friends at St. Jerome’s. The music filled the room with joy.

Our middle school students tried out some kitchen gadgets designed for individuals with visual impairments. They made an amazing omlet breakfast.

Our student performed a stage production of “Stone Soup” for our St. Jerome primary grades. We had such a good time on stage.

With St. Katherine Day School – I just got recognized as one of their top fans! 🎉

Good luck to Erin and Layan as they move onto high school.

The last day of school for our eighth graders Erin and Layan.

Congratulations to our eighth graders Erin and Layan on their graduation. We will miss you!

Congratulations to our Ms. Samantha who graduated from Immaculata University and Ms. Jaime who graduated from Temple University. We are so proud of you!

Ms. Pierce’s students enjoyed a trip to the Elmwood Zoo.

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Thanks to our Best Buddies at Nazareth Academy High School for hosting us in STREAM activities. We had so much fun with you! Thanks for helping us be our best selves!

The Saint Lucy faculty enjoyed a beautiful retreat day at the St. John Neumann Shrine. Thank you to Sister Koreen and Father Jack for sharing your time and treasure with us!

Thank you to Lachelle, Suzanne, and Will for the Daily Living Skills workshop. We will definitely be using your suggestions at home and in school!

Thank you to the PA Chapter of the NFB for hosting a Braille Carnival for us. Analyse, Lisa, David, Simon, and Mark led us in Braille Twister, Vraille Uni, Braille Picture Making, Braille Black Jack and Storytime. We had so much fun!

Thank you to Natalie and Oscar of the Second Alarmers and the firefighters of Engine 18 for visiting us today. We loved learning about the equipment on the fire truck. We also enjoyed the hot dog picnic you shared with us. You are the best!

Congratulations to Ms. Meghan for completing her Capstone Project for her doctoral degree. Now she’s got to get writing to finish up her writing requirements. We will miss you!!

Our 5th graders recreating a solar eclipse. We are getting ready for the real one.

Congratulations to the cast and crew of Saint Jerome School’s production of The Wizard of Oz! Our own Emma was played the role of Glenda. Great job, Emma!

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Mr. Bryan’s class visited the St. John Neumann Shrine. Thanks to Sister Koreen and Father Jack for spending the day with us!