Our Cavs hit the dance floor Saturday night for an unforgettable Homecoming! Thank you to everyone who made this year's dance one to remember!

Friday’s pep rally and Spirit Fair were the perfect way to wrap up our 2026 Spirit Week! From celebrating our Cavalier pride to coming together as one Spalding community, it was a week to remember. Go Cavs!

Another group of seniors wrapped up their Senior Retreat last week! A special thank you to everyone who helped make this meaningful experience possible and gave our seniors the opportunity to grow, reflect, and connect together.

Senior World Religions students explored traditional Hindu art and symbolism through hands-on sculpting projects! Catholic education prepares students to understand and engage respectfully with diverse cultures and faith traditions around the world.

Students in Ms. Mohs's Introduction to Environmental Science class dissected owl pellets in order to track movement of energy in a trophic pyramid and practice food webs.

On September 4, 1966, Martin Spalding High School opened its doors with just four classes and 350 girls. Six decades later, the legacy that began with those first Cavaliers continues to shape generations of students. Here’s to where it all began.

Last week, a group of our seniors stepped away from the busy school year for two nights of faith, reflection, connection and community at our first Senior Retreat of the year.

Join us October 3 for our first-ever Music Discovery Day! Tri-M will welcome children with disabilities for a hands-on day of exploring and creating music alongside Spalding students. Register now: bit.ly/4z1sAoN

Freshman Blake Spells and sophomores Marina Catalano and Penelope Riedel volunteered with the Sons and Daughters of Italy Annapolis Lodge, helping prepare for and host its annual Autumn Festa and celebrate Italian heritage, culture and traditions.

There’s no Spalding tradition quite like our Alma Mater. When the first notes begin, students link arms, sway and sing together. After Mass, after a big win and, most importantly, on graduation day, we come together as one. One song. One community. One in Christ.

Mr. Printz’s class put reaction time to the test, highlighting the dangers of texting while driving. One text can wait. Your life can’t.

A new chapter in robotics is here! Spalding is launching its inaugural FIRST Tech Challenge season with two teams taking on the BIOBUZZ challenge. Students will design, build and program their own robots while putting teamwork and engineering skills into action.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for the Archdiocese of Baltimore Catholic High School Fair! We loved welcoming prospective students and families to Spalding for an evening of questions, conversations and possibilities.

For 60 years, generations of students have walked these halls, grown in faith, built friendships, and become part of the Spalding community. We asked, “What does Spalding mean to you?” Here are some of the incredible responses!

One week ago, our campus was filled with families for Back to School Night! Parents had the opportunity to walk in their students’ shoes and meet the teachers who will be guiding them throughout the school year. We loved welcoming our Spalding families back to campus!

Congratulations to Taina Fernandez ’27 on being featured as the cover story in the latest issue of the Catholic Review! We are so proud of all you have accomplished inside and outside the classroom. Read the digital issue here: bit.ly/4xvp19e

Today is National IT Professional Day! We’re proud to recognize and celebrate the members of Spalding’s Technology Department who keep our school connected, supported, and running smoothly every day. Thank you for all that you do for our Spalding community!

Learning about neurons just got a little sweeter! Psychology students are studying the biology of psychology and exploring the complex structure of neurons through a hands-on neuron-building activity using a variety of candy. A fun way to bring learning to life!

Last Thursday, our Spalding community came together for a beautiful Opening Mass to begin the new school year. We are grateful for the opportunity to gather in faith, celebrate our community, and ask God’s blessing on the year ahead.

Today, we remember and honor the lives lost on September 11, 2001. We hold in our hearts the victims, their families, the first responders, and all those whose lives were forever changed that day. We will never forget.