News Login Calendar Search ABOUT US ADMISSIONS PROGRAM ATHLETICS OLD BOYS GIVING Welcome Purpose History Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Belonging At A Glance Faculty & Staff Archives Board of Trustees Parents Association Head of School Elect PARENTS ASSOCIATION The mission of the Parents Association is to promote communication and understanding between the parents and the school on matters of interest to the parents as a whole; build and sustain community amongst the parents; and enhance the experience for the boys, faculty, and other members of the St. Bernard’s community. The Parents Association is a valuable link between the school and the parents. All parents are members and encouraged to take part in the association. A representative from each class maintains communication with the other parents of that class. The executive committee of the association, made up of the officers, the class representatives, and the heads of the various committees, meets regularly with the head of school. Parents are encouraged to take part in the association, which organizes a number of activities to help the school. Officers are elected at the annual meeting in May. A parent of each boy serves on the Safety Patrol one afternoon a year. Volunteers work in the library and the book fair, run the general store and the sports equipment and jacket exchange, and sponsor the annual benefit, an enjoyable event in the life of the school. PA LEADERSHIP Patricia Brilliant, President Nazli Osmond, Vice President Caroline Adams Caputo, Treasurer Victoria Feltman, Secretary PARENTS ASSOCIATION EVENTS PARENTS ASSOCIATION PAGE ^ login required RELATED PAGES RECENT NEWS DIVERSITY WAYS TO VOLUNTEER WEBMAIL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES PRIVACY POLICY 4 East 98th Street, New York, NY 10029 T: 212.289.2878 F: 212.410.6628 info@stbernards.org SITEMAP

News Login Calendar Search MENU The 2021 Cross Country Season 11/17/2021 by Eric Hill Fall Cross Country 2021 was the most successful season St. Bernard’s has had since the team began competing in 1998. Owen G. set a record that may never be bettered or equaled, except, perhaps, by himself when he returns for his eighth grade year. The team attended six of the seven meets held on the 1.5 mile course at Van Cortlandt Park, and Owen won all six of them, improving his time incrementally each week. For the final championship meet, he clocked a time of 9:12, raising the possibility of breaking nine minutes next season. The team practiced with intention every day; the camaraderie and group awareness was tangible. Inspired by Owen and the enthusiastic attendance of many loyal team parents, all of the boys put their hearts and souls into every race. The entire season was an experience none of us shall ever forget. Photos by fifth grade parent Mark P. BACK back next WEBMAIL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES PRIVACY POLICY 4 East 98th Street, New York, NY 10029 T: 212.289.2878 F: 212.410.6628 info@stbernards.org SITEMAP