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Grand Cru Auction & Soiree 2018

Posted on February 1, 2018August 25, 2022 by nataliebennett

On January 27, 2018 the local business leaders and philanthropists gathered at the Hotel Bellwether, raising over $375,000 in support of St. Paul’s Academy. The theme for 2018 auction was Deep Roots, Strong Branches, reflecting the tight-knit community that is a hallmark of St. Paul’s Academy. Guests were reminded that it takes the support of […]

6th Annual Whatcom County Science and Engineering Fair

Posted on January 9, 2018August 25, 2022 by olyweb

The 6th Annual Whatcom County Science and Engineering Fair will be held on Saturday, March 10, 2018 at St. Paul’s Academy (Markell Hall, 1509 East Victor Street, Bellingham, WA) from 9 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. The fair will be “Open to the Public for Viewing” from 1:45 to 2:45 p.m. An “Awards Ceremony” will follow […]

“Our children have truly thrived in the small classes, and they have thoroughly enjoyed the exposure to a STEM-based curriculum. They are frequently budding with excitement to share their latest artistic masterpiece, or about new words that have expanded their Spanish vocabulary. While the academic engagement has been high, our children have also made many new friendships. They are expanding their social-emotional skill set as they are able to be in school with peers and have wonderful mentors.”

Jesse Nickerson & Steph Barmann
Sons in 1st and Daughter in 3rd Grade

“Our family relocated to Bellingham in 2016, we discovered The Franklin Academy, shortly after that. Franklin has helped both our kids come out of their shells. Being from Trinidad and Tobago, education is very important to our family and the school has allowed the kids to grow socially and academically while constantly pushing them forward.
We appreciate the small class sizes, the caring teachers, and the diversity at the school.”

Nneka London-Browne & Deran Browne
Daughter in 1st and Son in 4th Grade

“At every grade level, my daughters have had a close-knit peer group that is academically strong and engaged in extracurricular activities. These friends are supportive of one another inside and outside of school. The school does a remarkable job of balancing academic rigor with holistic child education. Moral character development is an integral part of the curriculum. With a student body that is culturally and religiously diverse, we appreciate the universal humanistic values that are discussed in chapel and intertwined in the classroom.”

Tung M. Ha, DO & Dr. Kerri Fitzgerald
Daughter in 5th Grade and 8th Grade Graduate

“We’ve been fortunate to have our girls attend The Franklin Academy for the last four. We briefly tried a preschool that was closer to home in Bow, but quickly realized we missed the quality, safety, and curriculum of The Franklin Academy. This solidified our decision to have our girls attend all the way through 8th grade.”

Shabir & Gabrielle Balolia
Children in 1st Grade

“Our kids went through 8th grade at The Franklin Academy. Looking back, it is easy to see what they gained. [They] got the academic foundation we expected (being on track for multiple Advanced Placement classes, being comfortable in Spanish two as a freshman, good grades, etc.). But the most important thing they gained by going to Franklin Academy may be the confidence they developed.”

Hart Hodges
Daughters Graduated from or 8th Grade

Robin Hall

Markell Hall