Fruit of the Vine Menu & Ticket Order Form, Letter from the Catholic School's Office, Dismissal Time Change
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Dates to Remember:September 9: Noon Dismissal
3:00 - 5:30 PM Homework Drop Off/Pick Up
September 10: 3:00 - 5:30 PM Homework Drop Off/Pick Up
September 25: Fruit of the Vine (Drive and Dine)
October 14: Noon Dismissal **Special Note: Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the Parish Festival has been cancelled for this year. This means we will not be taking off the Friday or Monday of Fesitval Weekend (would have been Sept 11 & 14). |
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 | Mr. Brehm's email on Friday included this letter from the Catholic School's Office. Click here to view the complete letter.
"As you will see, we are now awaiting instructions and guidance on our next steps. Please continue to pray and hope for a safe and soon return to campus..." - Mr. Brehm |
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 Join us on Friday, September 25
from 5 PM to 7:30 PM for the Fruit of the Vine "Drive and Dine" Drive Through Event
Tickets are $25 each and must be pre-ordered (link below). The price includes an individual meal of your choice, Fruit of the Vine stemless wine glass, a promotional program to include vendors who have previously supported Fruit of the Vine and one ticket for our door prize raffle.
We will be selling a sheet of raffle tickets, $15 pre-ordered and $20 at the door. Raffle baskets will be showcased soon.
There will also be a Mystery Beer and Wine Pull that can be purchased for $10 prior to the event or at the door A mystery bottle of wine or case of beer to be put in the trunk of your car.
Please bring credit or debit card if interested in purchasing raffle tickets or alcohol at the door. Meals are pre-order ONLY. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate meals purchased at the door.
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Distance Learning Dismissal ChangeBased on observation and feedback, we will shift to having the school day end around 2:00-2:15 (depending on grade level schedules). This will enable the students to rest and receive extra support from the teachers. Teachers will still be available in Google Meet until 3 o'clock for questions and help. This schedule will become effective September 8. Please consult your child's teacher if you have any questions. Thank you. |
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Homework Drop Off/Pick Up DaysThe next two scheduled Drop Off/Pick Up Days are tomorrow and Thursday, September 9 & 10 from 3 PM to 5 PM. Your child's teacher should have communicated with you whether they have items for you to drop off or pick up.
If you have not picked up your Mustang Matrix Tickets yet, you may come to the school during these times to pick them up. The Mustang Matrix is a mandatory fundraiser. |
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School Photos This year, our school photos will take place a little differently. We are are continuing to partner with Fritz Chin Photography for our school photos. Fritz Chin will be providing one evening (at their studio) for families to bring their students to have school portraits done. We are looking at September 22 from 3 to 7, but more details will follow. Appointments will be required.
Answers to FAQ's:- All students are encouraged to have a photo done as we use school photos for RenWeb and miscellaneous identification procedures. Purchasing a package is not required to be photographed.
- Students should be in their white polo and red sweater (if they have one). We understand some families may not have the red sweaters yet.
- 7th & 8th grade students can still be provided a printed ID card. They can pick it up from the school office when ready.
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2020-2021 Parent-Student HandbookIf you have not signed the Parent-Student Handbook Agreement yet, please do so ASAP.
Below are the links to view and read the Parent-Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year. Once you have had time to look it over and discuss the policies with your children, please complete and submit the electronic Handbook Agreement Form. |
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St. Luke School: Newsbrief September 8, 2020
Fruit of the Vine Menu & Ticket Order Form, Letter from the Catholic School's Office, Dismissal Time Change
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Dates to Remember:September 9: Noon Dismissal
3:00 - 5:30 PM Homework Drop Off/Pick Up
September 10: 3:00 - 5:30 PM Homework Drop Off/Pick Up
September 25: Fruit of the Vine (Drive and Dine)
October 14: Noon Dismissal **Special Note: Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the Parish Festival has been cancelled for this year. This means we will not be taking off the Friday or Monday of Fesitval Weekend (would have been Sept 11 & 14). |
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| Mr. Brehm's email on Friday included this letter from the Catholic School's Office. Click here to view the complete letter.
"As you will see, we are now awaiting instructions and guidance on our next steps. Please continue to pray and hope for a safe and soon return to campus..." - Mr. Brehm |
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Join us on Friday, September 25
from 5 PM to 7:30 PM for the Fruit of the Vine "Drive and Dine" Drive Through Event
Tickets are $25 each and must be pre-ordered (link below). The price includes an individual meal of your choice, Fruit of the Vine stemless wine glass, a promotional program to include vendors who have previously supported Fruit of the Vine and one ticket for our door prize raffle.
We will be selling a sheet of raffle tickets, $15 pre-ordered and $20 at the door. Raffle baskets will be showcased soon.
There will also be a Mystery Beer and Wine Pull that can be purchased for $10 prior to the event or at the door A mystery bottle of wine or case of beer to be put in the trunk of your car.
Please bring credit or debit card if interested in purchasing raffle tickets or alcohol at the door. Meals are pre-order ONLY. Unfortunately, we cannot accommodate meals purchased at the door.
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Distance Learning Dismissal ChangeBased on observation and feedback, we will shift to having the school day end around 2:00-2:15 (depending on grade level schedules). This will enable the students to rest and receive extra support from the teachers. Teachers will still be available in Google Meet until 3 o'clock for questions and help. This schedule will become effective September 8. Please consult your child's teacher if you have any questions. Thank you. |
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Homework Drop Off/Pick Up DaysThe next two scheduled Drop Off/Pick Up Days are tomorrow and Thursday, September 9 & 10 from 3 PM to 5 PM. Your child's teacher should have communicated with you whether they have items for you to drop off or pick up.
If you have not picked up your Mustang Matrix Tickets yet, you may come to the school during these times to pick them up. The Mustang Matrix is a mandatory fundraiser. |
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School PhotosThis year, our school photos will take place a little differently. We are are continuing to partner with Fritz Chin Photography for our school photos. Fritz Chin will be providing one evening (at their studio) for families to bring their students to have school portraits done. We are looking at September 22 from 3 to 7, but more details will follow. Appointments will be required.
Answers to FAQ's:- All students are encouraged to have a photo done as we use school photos for RenWeb and miscellaneous identification procedures. Purchasing a package is not required to be photographed.
- Students should be in their white polo and red sweater (if they have one). We understand some families may not have the red sweaters yet.
- 7th & 8th grade students can still be provided a printed ID card. They can pick it up from the school office when ready.
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2020-2021 Parent-Student HandbookIf you have not signed the Parent-Student Handbook Agreement yet, please do so ASAP.
Below are the links to view and read the Parent-Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year. Once you have had time to look it over and discuss the policies with your children, please complete and submit the electronic Handbook Agreement Form. |
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https://mailchi.mp/14b2133875b6/newsbrief-august-31-2020 https://mailchi.mp/14b2133875b6/newsbrief-august-31-2020
Newsbrief: August 31, 2020
Star Testing Info, School Pictures, Student-Parent Handbook, Kindergarten Daycare Options
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Dates to Remember:September 4: No School- In service
September 7: No School- Labor Day
September 9: Noon Dismissal
September 25: Fruit of the Vine (Drive and Dine)
October 14: Noon Dismissal
**Special Note: Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the Parish Festival has been cancelled for this year. This means we will not be taking off the Friday or Monday of Fesitval Weekend (would have been Sept 11 & 14). |
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 Be sure to Shut Down the Chromebooks when you are done with them for the night. Do not just close the screen.
Step 1 - Close all windows and tabs
Step 2 - Sign out of account
Step 3 - Shut down Chromebook using the "Shut Down" option found in the lower left hand corner of the screen, NOT the power button. |
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Kindergarten Daycare Option Our preschool now has the ability to provide supervision for a small number of our students under our current licensing. We would like to make this available to our kindergarten students who definitely need as much one-on-one interaction and support as possible. Therefore, we would like to begin offering daycare for kindergarten. If you are interested in the Kindergarten Daycare Option, please complete the form by Wednesday, September 2. We hope to notify kindergarten parents of the final details by noon this Friday so they may be able to start on Tuesday, September 11. |
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Please know that we are exploring all options and taking necessary steps in order to open campus to students in other grades. To date we are actively exploring the following options:- Expanding our current daycare license to be able to supervise more students on campus
- Applying for a waiver to allow kindergarten-sixth grade students to receive in-class instruction
Thank you for your patience as we continue to navigate the endless series of guideline updates. |
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Fall Star TestingOver the next two weeks, the teachers will administer the STAR tests to their students.
We have historically used this test to help us identify students’ strengths and weaknesses, particularly in math and reading. This test helps us develop curriculum and make adjustments to instruction for whole classes and for individual students Using this test, we can also track student’s progress over time, whether over the course of a year or several years.
While this test will not affect their grades, we would like to ensure that the results are as accurate as possible. Therefore, be sure that your child’s environment is as free from distraction or interruption as possible. Also, please allow the teachers to directly assist the students and refrain from offering guidance or hints to your children.
Again, we utilize this assessment to gauge the students’ strengths and weaknesses.
Your child’s teacher will be in communication with you about when this will take place.
* For kindergarten, first-grade, and some second-grade students, because of the students’ unfamiliarity with this test, we will offer an opportunity for students to come on campus to take this test. The teachers will email families a link to sign up for the on campus testing appointments which will be held on the afternoon of September 9. Coming on campus is not mandatory, but will most likely enable us to get the most accurate reading as possible on students’ aptitude.
If you have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher. Thank you. |
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A Note Regarding this year's Washington DC/New York Trip Due to the pandemic and based on directives from the diocese, we will not be hosting field trips for the foreseeable future, including this year's 8th grade DC/NY trip. Nations Classroom, our long-standing partner with the 8th grade trip, has been accommodating and flexible with us through this process. They will shortly be in direct contact with all families who booked this trip to discuss their options, including refunds. Any questions should be directed to them at 1(877)270-1776. |
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School PhotosThis year, our school photos will take place a little differently. We are are continuing to partner with Fritz Chin Photography for our school photos. Fritz Chin will be providing one evening (at their studio) for families to bring their students to have school portraits done. We are looking at September 22 from 3 to 7, but more details will follow. Appointments will be required.
Answers to FAQ's:- All students are encouraged to have a photo done as we use school photos for RenWeb and miscellaneous identification procedures. Purchasing a package is not required to be photographed.
- Students should be in their white polo and red sweater (if they have one). We understand some families may not have the red sweaters yet.
- 7th & 8th grade students can still be provided a printed ID card. They can pick it up from the school office when ready.
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A Few Notes Regarding Distance Learning:- Students are 'In Class' from 8 AM to 3 PM.
- Just like when students are on campus, they are not to have cell phones while 'In Class'. We understand some parents are away at work and need check on their little (or not so little) ones. A great time to do that would be during the intermittent stretch breaks that are offered throughout the day. Check the Distance Learning Hub for times.
- Please make every effort to have a set work space up for your child(ren) to learn from. Some students are getting in the habit of walking around the house while on the Google Meets which can cause a distraction to the rest of the class.
- Also, please refrain from using Google Meet as a time for personal grooming.
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Practice On Campus Protocol at HomeEach day we are getting closer and closer to opening up the school campus. The school has made the following preparations: - purchased individual desk partitions for each classroom
- installed Plexiglas dividers to separate sinks in the restrooms
- installed hand sanitizer stations in every classroom
- touch-less water bottle refill stations have taken place of some normal water fountains
- purchased partitions for 'Make Shift' classrooms to be located in gym and social hall
- developed an in-depth cleaning schedule for classrooms
While the school is busy fine tuning all the details of reopening to students, here is what you can do at home to help your children get ready to return: - Get into a hand washing routine. Remind children to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds during their stretch breaks between subjects and definitely before and after eating lunch (Click here to watch a video on proper hand washing.)
- Get into a cleaning routine. Students can get into a habit of cleaning their workspace before or after washing their hands
- Get into a morning temperature check routine. When we reopen for on campus learning, students will have their temperatures checked prior to exiting their cars. We are also asking parents to take their temperatures before leaving the house to ensure no fevers.
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2020-2021 Parent-Student HandbookIf you have not signed the Parent-Student Handbook Agreement yet, please do so ASAP.
Below are the links view and read the Parent-Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year. Once you have had time to look it over and discuss the policies with your children, please complete and submit the electronic Handbook Agreement Form. |
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Newsbrief: August 31, 2020
Star Testing Info, School Pictures, Student-Parent Handbook, Kindergarten Daycare Options
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Dates to Remember:September 4: No School- In service
September 7: No School- Labor Day
September 9: Noon Dismissal
September 25: Fruit of the Vine (Drive and Dine)
October 14: Noon Dismissal
**Special Note: Due to the COVID-19 restrictions, the Parish Festival has been cancelled for this year. This means we will not be taking off the Friday or Monday of Fesitval Weekend (would have been Sept 11 & 14). |
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Be sure to Shut Down the Chromebooks when you are done with them for the night. Do not just close the screen.
Step 1 - Close all windows and tabs
Step 2 - Sign out of account
Step 3 - Shut down Chromebook using the "Shut Down" option found in the lower left hand corner of the screen, NOT the power button. |
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Kindergarten Daycare OptionOur preschool now has the ability to provide supervision for a small number of our students under our current licensing. We would like to make this available to our kindergarten students who definitely need as much one-on-one interaction and support as possible. Therefore, we would like to begin offering daycare for kindergarten. If you are interested in the Kindergarten Daycare Option, please complete the form by Wednesday, September 2. We hope to notify kindergarten parents of the final details by noon this Friday so they may be able to start on Tuesday, September 11. |
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Please know that we are exploring all options and taking necessary steps in order to open campus to students in other grades. To date we are actively exploring the following options:- Expanding our current daycare license to be able to supervise more students on campus
- Applying for a waiver to allow kindergarten-sixth grade students to receive in-class instruction
Thank you for your patience as we continue to navigate the endless series of guideline updates. |
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Fall Star TestingOver the next two weeks, the teachers will administer the STAR tests to their students.
We have historically used this test to help us identify students’ strengths and weaknesses, particularly in math and reading. This test helps us develop curriculum and make adjustments to instruction for whole classes and for individual students Using this test, we can also track student’s progress over time, whether over the course of a year or several years.
While this test will not affect their grades, we would like to ensure that the results are as accurate as possible. Therefore, be sure that your child’s environment is as free from distraction or interruption as possible. Also, please allow the teachers to directly assist the students and refrain from offering guidance or hints to your children.
Again, we utilize this assessment to gauge the students’ strengths and weaknesses.
Your child’s teacher will be in communication with you about when this will take place.
* For kindergarten, first-grade, and some second-grade students, because of the students’ unfamiliarity with this test, we will offer an opportunity for students to come on campus to take this test. The teachers will email families a link to sign up for the on campus testing appointments which will be held on the afternoon of September 9. Coming on campus is not mandatory, but will most likely enable us to get the most accurate reading as possible on students’ aptitude.
If you have any questions, please contact your child’s teacher. Thank you. |
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A Note Regarding this year's Washington DC/New York TripDue to the pandemic and based on directives from the diocese, we will not be hosting field trips for the foreseeable future, including this year's 8th grade DC/NY trip. Nations Classroom, our long-standing partner with the 8th grade trip, has been accommodating and flexible with us through this process. They will shortly be in direct contact with all families who booked this trip to discuss their options, including refunds. Any questions should be directed to them at 1(877)270-1776. |
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School PhotosThis year, our school photos will take place a little differently. We are are continuing to partner with Fritz Chin Photography for our school photos. Fritz Chin will be providing one evening (at their studio) for families to bring their students to have school portraits done. We are looking at September 22 from 3 to 7, but more details will follow. Appointments will be required.
Answers to FAQ's:- All students are encouraged to have a photo done as we use school photos for RenWeb and miscellaneous identification procedures. Purchasing a package is not required to be photographed.
- Students should be in their white polo and red sweater (if they have one). We understand some families may not have the red sweaters yet.
- 7th & 8th grade students can still be provided a printed ID card. They can pick it up from the school office when ready.
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A Few Notes Regarding Distance Learning:- Students are 'In Class' from 8 AM to 3 PM.
- Just like when students are on campus, they are not to have cell phones while 'In Class'. We understand some parents are away at work and need check on their little (or not so little) ones. A great time to do that would be during the intermittent stretch breaks that are offered throughout the day. Check the Distance Learning Hub for times.
- Please make every effort to have a set work space up for your child(ren) to learn from. Some students are getting in the habit of walking around the house while on the Google Meets which can cause a distraction to the rest of the class.
- Also, please refrain from using Google Meet as a time for personal grooming.
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Practice On Campus Protocol at HomeEach day we are getting closer and closer to opening up the school campus. The school has made the following preparations: - purchased individual desk partitions for each classroom
- installed Plexiglas dividers to separate sinks in the restrooms
- installed hand sanitizer stations in every classroom
- touch-less water bottle refill stations have taken place of some normal water fountains
- purchased partitions for 'Make Shift' classrooms to be located in gym and social hall
- developed an in-depth cleaning schedule for classrooms
While the school is busy fine tuning all the details of reopening to students, here is what you can do at home to help your children get ready to return: - Get into a hand washing routine. Remind children to wash their hands for at least 20 seconds during their stretch breaks between subjects and definitely before and after eating lunch (Click here to watch a video on proper hand washing.)
- Get into a cleaning routine. Students can get into a habit of cleaning their workspace before or after washing their hands
- Get into a morning temperature check routine. When we reopen for on campus learning, students will have their temperatures checked prior to exiting their cars. We are also asking parents to take their temperatures before leaving the house to ensure no fevers.
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2020-2021 Parent-Student HandbookIf you have not signed the Parent-Student Handbook Agreement yet, please do so ASAP.
Below are the links view and read the Parent-Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year. Once you have had time to look it over and discuss the policies with your children, please complete and submit the electronic Handbook Agreement Form. |
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Mon, 31 Aug 2020 22:20:55 +0000
https://mailchi.mp/5f71117c966c/newsbrief-august-24-2020 https://mailchi.mp/5f71117c966c/newsbrief-august-24-2020
Newsbrief: August 24, 2020
Parent-Student Handbook, Chromebook Troubleshooting, Homework Drop Off/Pick Up, Mustang Matrix Tickets
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Dates to Remember:August 26 & 27: 3:00 - 5:00 pm Homework Drop/Pick Up Days
September 4: No School- In service
September 7: No School- Labor Day
September 9: Noon Dismissal
September 26: Fruit of the Vine (Drive and Dine)
October 14: Noon Dismissal |
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2020-2021 Parent-Student HandbookPlease see below to view and read the Parent-Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year. Once you have had time to look it over and discuss the policies with your children, please complete and submit the electronic Handbook Agreement Form by Friday, August 28. |
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Newsbrief: August 24, 2020
Parent-Student Handbook, Chromebook Troubleshooting, Homework Drop Off/Pick Up, Mustang Matrix Tickets
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Dates to Remember:August 26 & 27: 3:00 - 5:00 pm Homework Drop/Pick Up Days
September 4: No School- In service
September 7: No School- Labor Day
September 9: Noon Dismissal
September 26: Fruit of the Vine (Drive and Dine)
October 14: Noon Dismissal |
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2020-2021 Parent-Student HandbookPlease see below to view and read the Parent-Student Handbook for the 2020-2021 school year. Once you have had time to look it over and discuss the policies with your children, please complete and submit the electronic Handbook Agreement Form by Friday, August 28. |
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Mon, 24 Aug 2020 21:50:42 +0000
https://mailchi.mp/f4890e67349a/newsbrief-august-17-2020 https://mailchi.mp/f4890e67349a/newsbrief-august-17-2020
Newsbrief: August 17, 2020
Note from the Principal, Distance Learning Hub and more!
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Dates to Remember:August 17: 8:00 AM First Full Day of School
September 4: No School- Diocesan In service
September 7: No School- Labor Day
September 9: Noon Dismissal
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Newsbrief: August 17, 2020
Note from the Principal, Distance Learning Hub and more!
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Dates to Remember:August 17: 8:00 AM First Full Day of School
September 4: No School- Diocesan In service
September 7: No School- Labor Day
September 9: Noon Dismissal
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Tue, 18 Aug 2020 00:18:13 +0000
https://mailchi.mp/9d0e4b3252d3/first-week-of-school-and-more https://mailchi.mp/9d0e4b3252d3/first-week-of-school-and-more
First Week of School and more
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Dates to Remember:August 10: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM Teacher/Family One on One's
August 11: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM Teacher/Family One on One's
August 12: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Teacher/Family One on One's
August 13: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Student/Teacher Log-Ins
August 14: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Student/Teacher Log-Ins
August 17: 8:00 AM First Full Day of School
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A Note From the PrincipalDear St. Luke’s family,
Students have not been on our campus for months! While I enjoy tranquility as much as the next person (maybe even a bit more), it has been too quiet here. It’s downright unnatural for a school campus to be so bereft of the hustle and bustle of children at work, at prayer, and at play.
Yet today has been a great sign of hope to me! For the first time in forever (I hope you get that Frozen song stuck in your head), we have enjoyed welcoming students and parents to meet their teachers and to prepare everything in anticipation of the school year. Honestly it was a genuine joy to see students carrying textbooks and waving to each other. Despite their masks, you could see the smile in their eyes.
Even in these brief visits, I see a glimpse of what our eventual return to campus will look like. All of this is different than what we may have envisioned or hoped for. Nevertheless, this will be different from the spring; this time we are ready. We have plans for practically every contingency. And even if we’re not in person, we are united in our mission and even more importantly in prayer. Let us enter this school year with continued joy, renewed hope, and enough patience to get us through this next phase. Let us pray for a return to health and normality. Let us welcome our brand new students and staff. Let us work together to make this school year as successful as it will be unforgettable. And let us do it together!
As St. Francis de Sales, the inspiration to St. John Bosco for his spirituality said so long ago: “Do not fear what may happen tomorrow. The same loving Father who cares for you today will care for you tomorrow and every day. Either He will shield you from suffering, or He will give you unfailing strength to bear it. Be at peace, then, and put aside all anxious thoughts and imaginings.”
God bless,
Harrison Brehm, Principal |
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First Week of School and more
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Dates to Remember:August 10: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM Teacher/Family One on One's
August 11: 8:00 AM - 3:30 PM Teacher/Family One on One's
August 12: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM Teacher/Family One on One's
August 13: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Student/Teacher Log-Ins
August 14: 8:00 AM - 12:00 PM Student/Teacher Log-Ins
August 17: 8:00 AM First Full Day of School
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A Note From the PrincipalDear St. Luke’s family,
Students have not been on our campus for months! While I enjoy tranquility as much as the next person (maybe even a bit more), it has been too quiet here. It’s downright unnatural for a school campus to be so bereft of the hustle and bustle of children at work, at prayer, and at play.
Yet today has been a great sign of hope to me! For the first time in forever (I hope you get that Frozen song stuck in your head), we have enjoyed welcoming students and parents to meet their teachers and to prepare everything in anticipation of the school year. Honestly it was a genuine joy to see students carrying textbooks and waving to each other. Despite their masks, you could see the smile in their eyes.
Even in these brief visits, I see a glimpse of what our eventual return to campus will look like. All of this is different than what we may have envisioned or hoped for. Nevertheless, this will be different from the spring; this time we are ready. We have plans for practically every contingency. And even if we’re not in person, we are united in our mission and even more importantly in prayer. Let us enter this school year with continued joy, renewed hope, and enough patience to get us through this next phase. Let us pray for a return to health and normality. Let us welcome our brand new students and staff. Let us work together to make this school year as successful as it will be unforgettable. And let us do it together!
As St. Francis de Sales, the inspiration to St. John Bosco for his spirituality said so long ago: “Do not fear what may happen tomorrow. The same loving Father who cares for you today will care for you tomorrow and every day. Either He will shield you from suffering, or He will give you unfailing strength to bear it. Be at peace, then, and put aside all anxious thoughts and imaginings.”
God bless,
Harrison Brehm, Principal |
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