Oklahoma’s severe weather in April did not take the “fun” out of St. Philip Neri’s Fun Run. The annual fundraiser is full of activities outside the classroom ranging from dodge ball, jump rope contests, musical chairs, and hacky sack hockey. ...
(Pictured left to right are Deacon Larry Sousa and Marlene Stapp of OCBN accepting the donation from our students.) In March, our students presented a $350 donation to The Oklahoma Catholic Broadcasting Network. This is the second year in a row the school donated to...
Catholic Schools Week kicks off on Sunday, January 29. As a way to showcase our school, we are asking our school families to attend Mass at 11 a.m. that Sunday. Students please wear the dress uniform. There are lots of fun activities planned.for the week:...
The new Family Life Center was formally dedicated on November 10th which includes a full size gymnasium. Father Fuller had the honor of making the first basket as the student body, Principal Tener and Coach Kline...
The middle school participated in the Midwest City Veteran’s Day Parade. Students recognized all veterans in the crowd with a handshake. St. Philip Neri is blessed to have many military families and thanks them for their...
The Family Life Center of St. Philip Neri Catholic Church and School in Midwest City was formally dedicated on Thursday, November 10th. The Most Reverend Paul S. Coakley, Archbishop of the Archdiocese of Oklahoma City, presided over the ceremony. The ceremony...
Originally published here in The Oklahoman. MIDWEST CITY — The St. Philip Neri Falcons concluded their first week back at school with a special event: signing a new gymnasium floor before the flooring is laid. Students and staff were given permanent markers and penned...
Meet Mrs. Barry St. Philip Neri School is proud to welcome our new librarian, Mrs. Andrea Barry. Mrs. Barry is a graduate of St. Gregory’s University where she received her BA in Education. Having taught for over a decade, Mrs. Barry now serves as our...
The new gym floor is about to be laid in our Family Life Center so the kids got to pen their name before the flooring was laid. It was a lot of fun! Fifth grader Lucy Rauschenberg penned her signature adorned with hearts. Father Fuller was the first to make his mark...
