Community Events

Organized by our PTG, this event occurs in August following the first week of school and allows both new and veteran families to connect.

Our school devotes a week of activities, programming, and events that focus on healthy choices, self-confidence, and self-respect.

From Pickleball Tournaments to “Tacos & Tequila” Fiestas, our parents enjoy socializing together to build community and raise funds for our school.

Our Halloween parade gives our 8th graders the opportunity to highlight the creativity of our younger students in a red carpet parade of costumes and fun.

A fantastic celebration of science and math where students participate in activities organized by our science teachers and staffed by our PTG and parent volunteers.

Run by our Parent Teacher Group (PTG), The Nativity School Christmas Boutique has become a cherished tradition in the Rancho Santa Fe community.

Each year, our parents come together to celebrate the joy and meaning of the Christmas season – a time rooted in faith, gratitude, and the gift of Christ’s birth.

This cherished tradition is more than a performance—it is a moment of unity. Families, faculty, and friends gather as one to celebrate our faith, our children, and the blessings of our community.

National Catholic Schools Week celebrates Catholic education and kicks off the admissions season. Events typically include an Open House, pancake breakfast for our parish, themed dress days, and a celebration of all those who help support our Catholic school experience.

Our Father–Daughter Dance is a cherished tradition that celebrates the special bond between fathers (and father figures) and their daughters in a joyful, faith-filled setting. It is more than just a fun evening—it’s a celebration of love, faith, and the lasting memories that define our school community.

More than just a fun event, the Jog-A-Thon teaches perseverance, goal-setting, and teamwork. Students are empowered to challenge themselves, knowing that every lap they complete contributes to strengthening our school community. This event also plays an important role in supporting our school’s needs, as funds raised help enhance our athletics programs and resources.

Our annual Service Day is a powerful expression of our Catholic faith in action—an opportunity for students to live out the values of compassion, generosity, and service to others.  Together, as a school community, we are reminded that service is not just something we do—it is who we are. Through these shared experiences, our students grow not only in knowledge, but in heart, faith, and purpose.

The Gala is a special event that brings together parents, alumni, parishioners, and faculty for an elegant night dedicated to advancing our mission of faith-filled education. It plays a vital role in supporting our school, raising funds that directly enhance academic programs, student opportunities, campus improvements, and tuition assistance.

On this special day, students explore cultures from around the world through music, food, dress, art, and shared experiences. Students gain a deeper appreciation for the beauty of different customs and perspectives. Rooted in our Catholic values, Cultural Day reminds us that we are all part of one global family, united in dignity, respect, and God’s love.

Our May Crowning is a beautiful and cherished tradition in which our school community gathers to honor the Blessed Virgin Mary, our Mother and model of faith. During this special celebration, students participate in prayer, song, and a crowning ceremony, placing a crown of flowers upon a statue of Mary as a sign of love, devotion, and gratitude.