Activities and Services

Math Bee 

Spelling Bee

Geography Bee

Science Fair

Oratorical Assembly

Poetry Assembly

Dolly Tea Time

Italian Club

Musical Theater

School Choir

School News Paper Club

School Safety Patrol

Student Leadership

Daily Recitation of the Holy Rosary in October

Thanksgiving Food Drive

Thanksgiving Prayer Service

Daily Advent Prayer Service

Nativity Re-enactment

Three Kings Day Celebration

Passion Play

Stations of the Cross

Reconciliation during Advent and Lent

Ash Wednesday Services

May Crowning

Monthly Liturgies

Catholic Schools Week Celebration

Algebra I Common Core Enrichment

Aquinas Society Enrichment Program

Summer Enrichment Program

Basketball-open to boys and girls

Cheerleading-open to boys and girls

Track-open to boys and girls

Volleyball-open to girls

Academic guidance is provided to students by their classroom teachers. Students who are having difficulty mastering the grade level curriculum are referred for testing through the New York City Board of Education. Students who qualify are eligible for after-school support services through the same agency. A child who manifests speech or language difficulties that affect educational performance may be referred for evaluation and, if appropriate, recommended for therapy. A certified speech therapist comes to the school to work with the children who qualify and are in need of the service. Students in grade eight who have demonstrated advanced mathematical abilities may register for Algebra I Common Core, an advanced after school math class. This course covers some of the topics included in high school math classes.

Yellow bus service is provided by the Office of Pupil Transportation for students who qualify. Passes for free or reduced fares on city buses are also available, with some restrictions, to students who qualify.

Saint Stanislaus Kostka has a before school program from 7-8 AM to accommodate children of working parents. The after-school program operates Monday through Friday from dismissal until 6 PM any day that school is in session. Under adult supervision, the children in the program have an opportunity to work on their homework, participate in varied activities and to play group games.

All students eat lunch in school. Students bring lunch from home. A pizza day is assigned for each child to enjoy, should their parents choose to purchase it.