News

A Guide to Delays, Closures & Early Dismissals

As we move further into the school year, the forecast inevitably begins to include the possibility of snow, ice, and wintry weather. At our school, the safety of our students, families, and staff is always our highest priority. To ensure clarity and a unified...

Designer Bag Bingo 2026

Get Ready to Shout "BINGO!" – The Hottest Night of the Year is Coming! Mark your calendars, because the social event you’ve been waiting for is almost here! St. Margaret School is thrilled to announce our annual Designer Bag Bingo, and this year promises to be our...

Used Uniform Pop-Up Sale

❄️ MARK YOUR CALENDARS! ❄️ Used Uniform Winter Pop-Up Sale Friday, February 6 | 2:00 PM - 4:00 PMLocation: Outside the Middle School Shed 🛍️ WHAT TO EXPECT Our annual Used Uniform Winter Sale is here! We'll have: Gently used uniform items (all sizes available)...

Hot Lunch Ordering

🍎 A Hassle-Free Way to Fuel Your Student's Day Get ready, St. Margaret families! We’re thrilled to announce that our convenient Hot Lunch Service is returning, making school days easier and lunchtimes more delicious. Forget the morning scramble to pack a lunch—hot,...

Grading Explanation 25/26

Grading Scale for the 2025/2026 School Year This page outlines the grading policies and assessment practices for St. Margaret School for the 2025/2026 academic year. The approach to grading varies by grade level to reflect appropriate developmental expectations. A...

Arrival & Dismissal

Arrival & Dismissal

Arrival & Dissmissal Elementary Campus To ensure the safety of the children, we ask that you follow the dismissal policies and procedures that are in the Parent/Student Handbook, pages 12 to 15.  Students are not allowed to cross Wright Street by themselves to get...

Dear St. Margaret Families, ​ Following Harford County Public Schools' decision to close schools due to weather conditions, St. Margaret School will be closed on Thursday, January 29, and on Friday, January 30. Although students have not been assigned specific work from their teachers, instead we encourage our asynchronous work to include students playing outside, spending time in prayer, reading, drawing a picture, or writing a paragraph about their snow day experiences. These experiences can be shared with their teachers and classmates when we return to school. Information will be sent regarding the HSA-sponsored Movie event. Thank you for your patience, understanding, and support during this very unique Catholic Schools Week 2026! Blessings, Mrs. Shanahan