St. Pius V is blessed with the wisdom and love of our grandparents. We had over 120 grandparents attend Grandparents Day! The day started with mass at St. Pius V Church, where gran...
Nearly 20 new families were welcomed to the SPV school community on Tuesday night at the New Family Orientation. After praying for each new student by name, families received an ov...
Drop off your student's supplies, visit their classroom, and meet our amazing teachers on August 24th. Families can drop off supplies from 6:30-7:00pm.We will celebrate with an ice...
St. Pius V School is excited to welcome all new families on August 16th at our New Family Orientation. Come find out the joys of the SPV community, get answers to your questions, a...
On April 25th, ten SPV Student Council members along with their advisors, Mrs. Elisa Thibeault and Sister Anne, volunteered at Mary House Food Pantry. The students and teachers hel...
On March 21, 2022 students in the 6th and 7th grades showcased their science experiments. Students started researching topics in November, and continued with the scientific method ...
Students were excited and happy amidst the hustle and bustle of first day busy-ness. Parents were waving teary goodbyes, children were posing for pictures, and teachers were ready ...
During this very busy last week of school, the 8th grade took some time out to be recognized and welcomed as the newest members of the St. Pius V School Alumni Association. Sister ...
On Tuesday, May 4, SPV played St. Mary’s white team (6-7 grade) and blue team (8th grade). The first game was against the white team. St Pius won 2 games and lost 1. The team real...
On April 7, 2021, the SPV 5th grade class held a Wax Museum presentation. Each student selected a famous person for research. Upon completing their study, they memorized a small pi...
On March 25, 2021, ten SPV students gathered in a socially distant fashion to compete in the school’s participation in the Scripps National Spelling Bee. The students began their...
The eighth grade class here at St. Pius V School is deep into learning, both in core subjects such as math and reading as well as in our spiritual journey through religion class. ...
In history class, we recently had a project due about the Middle Ages. We had an opportunity to pick from four categories : people, events, art/architecture, and cultural aspects. ...
At St. Pius V School, there are many nice activities and programs for students. As a student in the Online Learning Academy, I am happy. The OLA days can be short or long, depe...
In the 7th grade ELA class, English Language Arts, we have recently finished reading The Hound of the Baskervilles by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle. It is the third crime novel written by...
As we move forward together to begin the 2020-2021 academic year at St. Pius V, we invite you to please take a look at our Reopening Plan here.
On Friday, March 13, Governor Raimondo asked all schools in Rhode Island to close on Monday, March 16, giving St. Pius V School faculty and staff just two days to on-board everyo...
Angelina Bianco, one of our 2nd graders at St. Pius V School, combined her passion for art and love for family to raise money for healthcare workers at Butler Hospital during her t...
Sofia DiMascio, a 7th grader at our school recently won 3rd place in the American Association of Teachers of Spanish and Portuguese’s (AATSP) National Poster Contest. DiMascio rep...