UPDATE: The Christmas Raffle has been extended through December 6th. We received several community donations for our 3v3 basketball tournament to raise money for Autism Delaware. Since its cancellation, we wanted to offer a virtual raffle during this season of giving to benefit our selected charity. We have over 50 themed baskets ranging from high school swag to gift cards and more! Start your Christmas shopping early this year and support a great organization.

The Scholastic Book Fair is taking place from October 26th thru November 6th in our Learning Commons. Students will be able to shop during their library time, while parents, grandparents, and friends can shop our Virtual Book Fair online. Check out what books will be offered, set up your e-wallet for contact-less pay, and order books to be sent directly to your home! Readers make leaders!

The Diocesean theme for this school year is "Called to Serve", and as a school, we will be focused on the Corporeal Works of Mercy throughout the year. We began the year with an opening mass, led by our sixth grade students. The Dialog covered the event, highlighting the vital aspects of service to others.

After a remote learning semester at home, followed by a summer vacation, we finally welcomed our students back to school for a hybrid start to the fall 2020 school year.

The Anthony Penna Charitable Fund along with WSFS Bank awarded our expanding music program with a Breedlove Acoustic Guitar.

The Healey Foundation is showcasing the work of our Development team in a new article "The Art of the Ask". We are proud of the work we have done, and the ability it grants us to offer increased financial aid to our families at this time. Additionally, the funds will support technology upgrades and teacher training as we navigate the evolving circumstances in the educational landscape.

The Summer Packet is now available for families to gather important information to prepare for the 2020/21 school year. The Packet includes a tentative school calendar, Summer Reading Lists, optional summer work assignments, school supply lists and our uniform policy. Have a great summer!

Our work with the Ministry of Caring continues to thrive despite the circumstances. Norah McGlinchey (7A) and her family have helped to organize a Cookie Drive which has already donated over 4,000 cookies along with numerous cases of water and soft drinks. All of this is to help with the 600 daily lunches the Ministry of Caring distributes to the greater Wilmington area. Well done, Norah!

Alumnus Paul Dorsey, class of 1981, has published his first fiction novel, a literary thriller titled "Forbidden Inheritance". Town Square Delaware caught up with the author to hear about his motivations and inspirations for writing the book. Congrats Paul!

Join the us and the entire Diocese of Wilmington as we pray a special Novena from May 2-10 to bring about an end to the global Coronavirus pandemic. A Novena consists of nine days of private or public devotion in the Catholic Church to obtain special graces. The number nine is often associated with with suffering in various Scripture stories.

If you are you interested in learning more about our school, or have questions regarding enrollment for the 2020/21 school year, please fill out our New Family Interest Form. SMM has spaces available in most grades for the upcoming school year.

The Home School Association is looking for current SMM families to become Sponsor Families to our New Incoming Families.

We hope everyone had a restful and blessed Easter break! School begins again on Monday April 20.

Watch our SMM Faculty/Staff message in our Announcements archive. Wishing everyone a safe and blessed Easter!

Watch mass and other important reminders from our parish's own YouTube channel listed right below Announcements.

We have added a new video channel below on our homepage to deliver daily announcements and updates for the SMM community.

Per the Diocese of Wilmington, we will be moving the SMM experience online for the next weeks effective immediately through March 27th. While we recognize this is a radical change for many, it remains in the best interest of everyone involved.

SMM has postponed our annual 3v3 Basketball Tournament, along with the alumni games scheduled for Friday, March 13th at 8pm, and Saturday, March 14th at noon. Updates to this event will be made when more information become available.

St. Mary Magdalen students had the pleasure of visiting with Bishop Malooly on Thursday, February 20th. We shared prayers, poems, and songs to celebrate the Diocesan theme of the year, "Believe and See the Glory of God."

SMM's annual 3v3 basketball tournament, scheduled for March 13th and 14th, along with the Leprechaun Games, has been postponed. We will update the event listing as more information become available.