by Katherine D., 12th grade Humane Letters is an engaging class. In it, we read ancient texts, have meaningful discussions, and look for deeper truths. Many of the texts that we read are original documents written hundreds of years ago. On December 3, we got a...
Are you aware that a small contingent of St. Stephen's students have been passing themselves off as adults? It's true. Sometimes the greatest truths are discovered through a fiction. Last Saturday morning, near Multnomah County Courthouse, several of our high schoolers were spotted on 4th...
When newfound success comes to a sports program, the larger stage can either swallow up the athletes, or the athletes can rise to the challenge. On Saturday, November 9, both the men’s and women’s cross country teams from St. Stephen’s Academy (Beaverton) arrived in Eugene...
After 1A St. Stephen’s Academy made an unexpected run into the State Championship Cross-Country meet in 2018, the Archers from Beaverton ended up placing 2nd in the State meet, runners-up to two-time champions Cove High School. Prior to 2018, the Archers men had only qualified...
On Friday, June 7, St. Stephen's enjoyed its 9th Commencement Exercises, as we graduated the Class of 2019. We are proud of these graduates and are excited to see what God has in store for them. ...
After 12 years of faithful service to St. Stephen's Academy, Karen Alston is retiring. She has touched the lives of so many as a 5th grade teacher and our Grammar School Principal. We are grateful for her wisdom, kindness, encouragement, and prayers over the years....
... we traveled to South Campus to do frog dissections in the Upper School science lab with Mrs. Holt. This was the culmination of our science unit on macrosystems. It was interesting to investigate and then identify the systems and components of the frogs. ...
... we celebrated our study of Egypt with an Ancient Egypt Fair. We had a fun day building pyramids, playing Egyptian games, feasting on Egyptian foods, and dressing up in ancient Egypt attire. ...
