Woz-Ed STEM
Curriculum
At Sacrament Catholic School, we are proud to offer the Woz ED STEM curriculum, a hands-on, project-based program designed to spark curiosity, creativity, and problem-solving skills in every student. Developed by Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak, Woz ED brings real-world STEM concepts to life through engaging lessons in robotics, coding, engineering, and technology.
Our students collaborate across grade levels, working in small groups to explore, design, test, and refine their ideas. This unique approach not only deepens their understanding of science, technology, engineering, and math but also strengthens teamwork, leadership, and communication skills.
Through the Woz ED pathway, students progress through multiple levels of learning, building confidence and preparing for a future where innovation, adaptability, and critical thinking are essential. At Blessed Sacrament, we believe STEM education should be exciting, meaningful, and accessible to all learners—and Woz ED makes that possible.
Physical Education
Blessed Sacrament’s Physical Education program is designed to safely place students in-game situations that will challenge them physically, allow them to develop strategies to improve teamwork, and help them resolve internal and external conflict in situations of friendly competition, all while developing an understanding of good sportsmanship.
Now, more than ever, with the increasing tendency for students to sit and play internet games or go on social media during free time, it is vital for them to be active during PE.
The program utilizes a myriad of gym equipment to construct obstacle courses, team relays, organized scrimmages (basketball, volleyball, hockey, kickball, soccer, ultimate frisbee, dodgeball), etc
MEET YOUR TEACHER
Ms. Annie Bolger
Ms. Bolger is a passionate advocate for healthy and active lifestyles. She holds an Honors Bachelor of Science in Health and Kinesiology from the University of Utah and has experience in coaching, exercise rogramming, mind-body health research, and patient care. Ms. Bolger enjoys helping athletes and people of all ages discover forms of movement that they genuinely enjoy and can incorporate into their everyday lives. She believes that physical activity should be accessible, enjoyable, and a meaningful part of every child’s day. She can’t wait to translate her coaching experience into helping your student make healthy choices for their mind, body, and family!
Ms. Bolger has played many sports throughout her life, including field hockey, swim, and soccer. Lacrosse will always be her favorite to play, and she loves to watch hockey. She believes all good students and thletes exemplify leadership, teamwork, sportsmanship, and the desire for personal growth. Outside of work, Ms. Bolger enjoys hiking, camping, and being with her cat, Sumo. She is always exploring new opportunities to be outside and stay active.
Art Class
Blessed Sacrament Catholic School’s art program is for students in Kindergarten through 8th Grade. The program aims to foster an environment of creativity and freedom of expression where students develop a sense of pride, confidence, and satisfaction in their own work.
Throughout the school year, all students have the opportunity to express their creativity using various mediums, including painting, drawing, sculpture, collage, and three-dimensional work. Art from various cultures and time periods will be introduced and discussed with all grades, as will the influence of religion in art.
Our talented young artists are busy under the guidance of Mrs. Bleak, who enters their work in the Sandy Arts Guild Art Competition. We are thrilled to share that many of our students were recognized in 2025 for their outstanding art creations, showcasing their creativity and hard work. We are so proud of the incredible talent within our school community!
MEET YOUR TEACHER
Mrs. Betty Bleak
She is originally from Texas and is a fan of both the Texas Tech Red Raiders and the University of Utah Utes. She holds two Bachelor’s Degrees in Elementary Art Education and Secondary Art Education, as well as a Master’s Degree in Education.
Before becoming a teacher, she owned framing and art galleries and sold her racing artwork at international Formula One events. Although both experiences were fun and rewarding, she always had a desire to become a teacher. For the past 25 years, she has had the joy of teaching art and helping students discover their creativity and imagination.
What she loves most about teaching is showing children that art is everywhere—not just in museums or classrooms. Her goal is for students not only to understand the elements of art, but also to identify them in their everyday lives and see the world differently.
Outside the classroom, she loves the beach, flamingos, and Jimmy Buffett. A little sunshine, ocean breeze, and good music are always good for the soul.
Spanish Class
¡Bienvenidos a esta gran aventura! – Welcome to this great adventure!
MEET YOUR TEACHER
Ms. Joan Maymi
Spanish Teacher
Ms. Joan Maymi
Ms. Joan Maymi was born in Ohio to Puerto Rican parents and spent her early childhood in New Jersey. When she was ten years old, her family returned to Puerto Rico. At the time, she didn’t speak any Spanish, but with the encouragement of her parents and the support of caring teachers at Colegio San Antonio, a Catholic school in the beautiful town of Guayama, Puerto Rico, she gradually learned the language and grew to love the culture. She remains especially grateful to her teacher, Mrs. Gonzalez, whose kindness and guidance made all the difference.
Having experienced firsthand what it’s like to learn a new language, Ms. Maymi understands both the challenges and the rewards that come with it. She is passionate about helping students build confidence in Spanish while discovering the richness and beauty of the diverse Hispanic cultures found throughout the world.
After graduating from the University of Puerto Rico, Ms. Maymi began her teaching career as a Spanish as a Second Language teacher at an elementary school in Puerto Rico. Looking back, she feels that her journey has come full circle, and she is excited to share her love of language and culture with her students at Blessed Sacrament.
Ms. Maymi is delighted to be part of the Blessed Sacrament family alongside her daughter, Natalie Pack, who serves as the preschool aide and music teacher. She also enjoys sharing this special community with her two grandsons, Lincoln and Cooper. She looks forward to getting to know each student and family and to making this school year a joyful, meaningful, and enriching experience.
Music Program
The Music Program at Blessed Sacrament Catholic School provides students in Kindergarten through 8th grade with opportunities to explore, create, and appreciate music in a supportive and engaging environment.
Through singing, rhythm activities, music theory, movement, and performance experiences, students develop musical skills while building confidence, creativity, discipline, and teamwork. Each grade level participates in age-appropriate lessons designed to nurture a lifelong appreciation for music and the arts.
Students learn about musical concepts such as melody, harmony, rhythm, notation, and different musical styles and traditions. They also have opportunities to share their talents through classroom performances, school celebrations, liturgies, and special events throughout the year.
Our music program encourages students to use their voices and talents as a way to express themselves, connect with others, and celebrate the joy and beauty of music.
