Mother Teresa Academy

The “S.A.I.N.T. of the Month” program is a way to acknowledge and celebrate individual achievement. It helps create a school culture that values academic success, as well as elevates awareness of student contributions to the learning environment. We are very proud of the students chosen for the month of October! #MTA #Family 🔵🟠⚪

We hope everyone had an amazing Halloweekend! We had an amazing Halloween at Mother Teresa Academy on Friday. We held a costume contest for the best costumes, a parade around the school, visited our big brothers and sisters at Cathedral Prep for trick-or-treating, and enjoyed other fun activities throughout the day! #MTA #Halloween 🎃👻

The Rambler visited MTA today! Our first graders shared candy, and every grade joined in with fist bumps, high fives, and plenty of “Roll Ramblers!” It’s been a great day of fun and school spirit! #RollRamblers #MTAPride

Unfortunately, first and second grade’s field trip to Port Farms was postponed due to the rain today. However, that didn’t get them down! They decided to take advantage and decorate their own pumpkins! Happy Halloween! #MTA #HalloweenFun 🎃

Middle school girls attended Nurturing Hearts, Inc’s 14th Annual Beautiful Girls Workshop held at Gannon University. It was a two-day experience of education, empowerment, inspiration, and fun! #MTA #Community

Second grade turned math review into a carnival today. From arrays to repeated addition, every game was a prize-worthy moment of learning fun! #MTA #Math 🎈🎟️🎪

Third and fourth grade came together to practice multiplication and division in a fun way! Students got the chance to visualize equations using physical activity. Students had to break up into equal groups using hula hoops to create math equations! #MTA #MathFun ✖️➗

ATHLETICS NEWS! We are currently looking for a head coach for boys JV basketball. If you are interested, please contact Athletic Director Estus Barnes at Estus.Barnes@cathedralprep.com. #GoSaints 🏀

Student Council is hosting a dress down THIS FRIDAY, October 17! The cost is $2 to dress down, and all proceeds will benefit Linked By Pink. We are asking that everyone wear PINK for the dress down! #MTA 🩷

Student Council delivered our food drive items to the Bethany Outreach Center today! Over 400 items were donated, with first grade bringing in the most items with over 130 items. We are so proud of our students for their generosity! #MTA #Community 🥫

Fr. Ben joined fourth grade today to talk to the students about scapulars. He answered questions, shared information about how to wear them, blessed them, and placed the scapulars on each student. Fourth grade was so excited and grateful to have Fr. Ben join us! #MTA ✝️

Our students had the opportunity to attend the Manufacturer & Business Association’s Manufacturing (MFG) Day at the Bayfront Convention Center yesterday. They had the best time learning about local businesses and the impact engineering has on our daily lives. Students also checked out each station to complete a passport! Special congratulations to A'Liyah McCullum ’27 for winning a 3D printer! #MTA #MFGDay

Student Council hosting a food drive! They are collecting canned goods and nonperishable items for the Bethany Outreach Center. Items will be collected until October 10. The class that brings in the most items for the food drive wins a dress down! #MTA #Community

Student Council visited the Erie VA Medical Center on Friday. Students from all grades worked on cards for the veterans and Student Council delivered! They had a wonderful experience, and the veterans were very grateful to see the kids' shining faces! #MTA #Community

The “S.A.I.N.T. of the Month” program is a way to acknowledge and celebrate individual achievement. It helps create a school culture that values academic success, as well as elevates awareness of student contributions to the learning environment. We are very proud of the students chosen for the month of September! #MTA #Family 🔵🟠⚪

Second grade had a blast making apple volcanoes in science today! Learning about chemical reactions has never been so fun (or so fizzy)! #MTA #ScienceFun 🍎🌋🧪

Students vying for Student Council positions presented their speeches to fellow Saints yesterday. They prepared speeches and posters to show why they should be chosen for their positions. After the speeches, students in grades 4-8, along with their teachers, voted for their choices. The following were voted on for Student Council:

Kyshawn Hill ’26 - President
Yareli Arenas ’26 - Vice President
Angelique Urbieta ’26 - Secretary
Lavey Lester ’26 - 8th Grade Class Rep
Niriya Stallworth ’27 - 7th Grade Class Rep
Gemariah Woodard ’28 - 6th Grade Class Rep
Arelis Rodriguez ’29 - 5th Grade Class Rep

Congratulations to all! #MTA #StudentCouncil 🔵🟠⚪

Middle School students are campaigning for the Student Council election! Students made posters and flyers and will be delivering speeches to their fellow classmates tomorrow. Good luck to all! #MTA #StudentCouncil

The MTA Garden Club was busy cutting bushes and cleaning up the front doors at school late last week. Our students take great pride in their building! #MTA #GardenClub 🌳

Last Friday, we celebrated the feast day of Saint Teresa of Calcutta, also known as Mother Teresa. She spent her life serving the poorest of the poor, showing everyone that even the smallest acts of love can make a great difference. To honor her, one student from each grade was chosen to bring forward a flower to place in front of Mother Teresa’s statue. These students were selected because they, too, have shown the virtues of Mother Teresa in their lives—by caring for others, serving with love, trusting in God, standing up for what is right, and showing humility.

May Saint Teresa of Calcutta continue to inspire us to look for ways, big or small, to serve others each day and to let God’s love shine through us. #MTA