We hope that this website conveys hospitality, caring, and professionalism because these are some of the qualities of our school and staff.  Browse our website and become familiar with our school. Then, visit our school and meet our parents, students, and faculty. You will find that we are a welcoming community who values the opportunity to work with you in educating your children.

What Makes St. Brigid School Special?

We will use this space to let you know about special activities, accomplishments of students and staff, and anything that makes St. Brigid School special.  One of our former parents is fond of saying that "St. Brigid School is one of the best kept secrets in Greene County."  We have decided that it should not be a secret any more!

Students Excel in Area Writing Contests

Caitlyn, Julia, and Caitlin placed in             St. Brigid Class of 2010 graduate,

the Poetry Division of a writing                  Caroline Austria, was recognized in

contest held at Chaminade-Juliennne.        the 2011 publication of Power of the

Julia placed 1st and Caitlyn and                 Pen Winning Compositions. (Read

Caitlin placed 2nd.                                    more below)

Power of the Pen

Each year the Ohio Interscholastic Writing League holds a writing contest for junior high school students.  The students show their abilities in creative expression in three forty minute rounds of competitive writing with no advance knowledge of the topic. Winners can advance from district competition to state competition.  Coached by faculty member, Anna Donohue, St. Brigid students have traditionally placed extremely well in the Power of the Pen competition.  In 2010, then 8th grader, Caroline Austria, was awarded "Best of the Best" for her composition entitled Where Did Molly Go?.  That composition was selected for publication this year by the Ohio Interscholastic Writing League for its "high literary merit".  We are extremely proud of Caroline and all the competitive writers from St. Brigid who have represented themselves and our school well!

Click here to read Where Did Molly Go? by Caroline Austria.

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