
Mark your calendar for the 21st Annual Blues at the Abbey show!
Blind Mississippi Morris will perform at the Subiaco Performing Arts Center October 29 @ 7:30 PM
ADMISSION IS FREE AND THE PUBLIC IS INVITED





Subiaco Abbey and Academy is coming to Fort Smith October 13!


J.P. eagerly looking for his favorite biblical quote from the Book of Judges.


Some junior high guys add their impressive presence to the newly installed stage curtains.



The calm before the Storm 🏈 #Trojans


Several guitar students traveled to Arkansas Tech University to enjoy an impressive concert by world class guitarists Meng Su and Yameng Wang. The group and their teacher also enjoyed the company of Brother Jude who was at the show.




The swim team kicked off the season in our new swimming pool yesterday. We had a great turnout! We are looking forward to having swimmers at practice starting October 5th.





A couple of jr. high students in Chinese club cooked Chicken Lo Mein during Enrichment today. Bon appetit!





AP Lit acting out Hero and Claudio’s wedding from Much Ado About Nothing.




We hope that you will be able to join us on Sunday, October 9th. https://alumni.subiacoacademy.us/e/benefactors-day-celebration

The Outdoor Adventure PE class is paddling our way into the week. We hope everyone is able to get outside and enjoy the cool Fall morning!


On the road again …..
The Jazz Ensemble is headed for Saint Michael’s in Van Buren.


Ms. Morris's chemistry students study precipitation reactions in lab today.





Beginning Guitarists work on Riders On the Storm. A classic from the Lizard King!


A new Jazz Ensemble performer works hard on the transition from tuba to trombone.


South Park progress in a cloud of dust!




Benedictine College visited this week!



Tracy Elledge father of Owen Elledge adding details to the bat cave. He comes in to help with the rainforest exhibit due in December’s Christmas concert and art show.



“Her life was a work of art…” This is how Fr. John Antony described our beloved Dianne Hart in his homily during the Mass of Christian Burial at the Abbey Church of St. Benedict last week. So many kind words were shared by Dianne’s colleagues, family, former students, members of religious life and friends. Dianne was ever aware of the gifts God had bestowed upon her, especially the gift of teaching and she was eager to share that gift with others on a daily basis. She was a loving and attentive wife and mother of three beautiful children. She endured all she suffered in humbleness and with vigor. She was patient, kind, generous, and embodied all the values of the Benedictine spirit that a place called Subiaco models. She was indeed a happy person through it all.
Many people have inquired about ways to offer memorials in honor of Dianne Hart. It is with great honor and pleasure that we announce the forming of the Dianne Hart Endowed Memorial Scholarship at Subiaco Academy. Teaching mathematics to students was Dianne’s gift and her passion and she shared them so freely wherever she taught or tutored. She ignited the love of numbers in them all! Through the generosity of a loving couple who dearly wish to keep Dianne’s love and dedication for Subiaco Academy students alive, over half of the scholarship is already funded.
Today we invite you to join the many who wish to honor and memorialize Dianne by joining your gift to complete this fund.
https://alumni.subiacoacademy.us/g/dianne-hart-endowed-memorial-scholarship

Subiaco Boys built a bat cave for the Rainforest exhibition.
