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Newsletter
- March 19, 2010
Volume
#3, Issue #28
The Annual Area Speech Festival
Congratulations to the
following students who will represent SJSA at the Annual Area
Speech Festival: Hannah
Miller, Katherine Schulzetenberg, Alex Lucken, Emma Meyer,
John Brang, and Bryce Gruber.
The Annual Speech Festival
will be held at St. Mary’s School Melrose on Saturday, March
27th at 9:30 at St. Mary’s School in Melrose.
All the students will present their poems or story choice
to the whole school on Thursday, March 25th at 1:00
pm. Parents, you
are more than welcome to join us on Thursday afternoon.
Hope you can make it.
Passion
Play & Retreat Day
The Passion Play will be on
March 31st at St. John’s Church.
There will be two performances: 1:00 p.m. and 8:00 p.m.
The children will also come together that day for an all
school Mass, play practice and retreat day at St. John’s
School. It will be a busy day but it will be nice to be all
together before Easter Vacation!
School
Board Meeting
There
will be a School Board Meeting on Tuesday, March 23rd,
8:00 p.m. held at St. John’s School.
Apples
for the Students
Reminder that the Apples for
the Students program ends March 30th.
Please send your SAVE receipts in by Friday, March 26th.
Reminder, the receipts must be dated from Sept. 1st,
2009 through Mar. 30th, 2010.
End
Quarter
March 31st marks
the end of the 3rd quarter.
Report card will be sent home on Friday, April 9th.
School
Dress Code
This past week I sent a page
out of the parent handbook about wearing shorts and sandals.
For those of you who might not have received a copy, I am
sending one home again today.
Please remind your children of the proper dress code.
Looking
Ahead…
March
23rd School
Board Meeting
March
27th Annual
Speech Festival at St.
Mary’s, Melrose 9:30 am
March
31st Passion
Play 1:00 pm & 8:00 pm St. John’s Church
March
31st End
of 3rd Quarter
April
1st –5th Easter
Vacation/ No School
April
6th
NCEA Convention / No School
OUR
GREATEST NEED
He
knew we longed for peace,
but
He did not come as a general.
He
knew we longed for unity,
But
He did not come as a politician.
He
knew we longed for wealth,
but
He did not come as an economist.
He
knew we longed for knowledge,
But
He did not come as a scientist.
He
knew we longed for laughter,
But
He did not come as an entertainer.
He
could have blessed us in any of these
Ways,
but He did not.
For
He knew that our greatest need was
for
forgiveness,
and
so
He
came to be our Savior!
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