Halloween is a time for costumes and candy and window painting! Our 8th grade class continued our tradition of painting local businesses' windows with beautiful and frighteningly appropriate Halloween scenes. This year our painting on the Creative Dog window located at 254 East Street came in 2n...

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Our St. Columba eighth graders presented their cases to the school as to why they should be elected as part of the 2021-2022 student council. Each candidate gave a speech outlining their platform and the value they would bring to the student body. The students voted later that day and soon we will i...

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Bloomsburg University's Community Orchestra's annual Young Persons Concert went virtual this year. The university, due to Covid restrictions, posted their concert online instead of having the students listen live and in-person. Either way St. Columba middle school enjoyed classical...

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As part of St. Columba School's on-going commitment to serving the public, we have invited Operation Christmas Child to give us the opportunity to share our resources with children around the world. We received shoe boxes that we fill with things that other children in poor countries might not h...

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Our Sister Lydia was celebrated by the entre school. Why, you might ask? Well, it's because it was her birthday and we could not let that day pass without recognition and a song. Happy Birthday Sister Lydia! Hope you had a great day! 

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St. Columba School showed its support for one of its own. Braely Wintersteen, a second grader, suffers from a rare condition known as Chiari Malformation. This condition causes constant pain to those who have it and difficulty swallowing. Our school had an all purple dress down day. The color purple...

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Our Saint Columba School students created works of art for the school's Bloomsburg Fair stand. The art might look like a mess but in reality each piece is an example of the fluidity of art. The oil on canvas is a unique creation in which our students expressed their artistic views. We hope all o...

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