CATHOLIC SCHOOLS WEEK 2008
Sunday,
January 27 Catholic Schools
Light the Way in our Parish Mass
9:00 am Mass
10:00 am Coffee and donuts in the Cafeteria - students work displayed
Book Fair in Library
Monday, January 28 Catholic Schools Light the Way in our Community
Wear Walking in Footsteps t-shirt - and free dress if wearing t-shirt.
9:00 am Catholic Schools Week Kick-off - gymnasium
Donuts and juice/milk snack following Kick-off
2:15 pm Scholastic Bowl Demonstration - gymnasium
9-4 Book Fair - Library
Once again students became a rainbow of colors as we began Catholic Schools Week activities! Students gathered in the gym to pray. Following the prayer service the students enjoyed donuts and drinks. During the afternoon students and teachers gave a demonstration of Scholastic Bowl.
Tuesday, January 29 Catholic Schools Light the Way in our Students
Special treat at snack time provided by Parent's Club
9:30 am Religion Bee Grades 1-3, Grades 4-8 following
1:00 pm Catholic Schools Mass @ St. Philomena
Student Council and 2nd Graders attend
9-4 Book Fair-Library
Participants in the Religion Bee:
8th - Justin Fletcher, Kendal Hart, Andrea Hawkins, Zac Montgomery and Josh Tilstra
7th - Garret Angelici, Rose Burton, Cassidy Gambetti, Daniel Mansfield and Mikayla Petesch
6th - Mary Kowalski, Gina Morrison, Ricky Moss, Kyle Petesch and Mariah Weghorst
5th - Gabe Brian, Natasha, Caitlyn Honan, Alex Schwarz and Tally Sevier
4th - Katelyn Logsdon, Noah Mefford, Jacob Percefull, Alec Shehorn and Jacob Zuercher
3rd - Jacob Dean, Ethan Lacey, Ben Steger, Maren Tennis and Christy Torrey
2nd - Cara Domaszewicz, Tony Hacker, Theresa Kowalski, Lucas Morrison and Catie Schimmelpfenning
1st - Sydney Burks, Tenley Dowell, Olivia Percefull, Alexandra Swanson and Patrick Torrey.
Overall winners for 4th-8th:
1st: Mikayla Petesch (7)
2nd: Kyle Petesch (6)
3rd: Kendal Hart (8)
Overall winners for 1st-3rd:
1st: Cara Domaszewicz (2)
2nd: Catie Schimmelpfenning (2)
3rd: Alexandra Swanson (1)
A special thank you to Mary Couri-Burton and Beth Seidel for being in charge of asking the questions for the Religion Bee and presenting the winners their awards. Student Council and 2nd grade students attend a Mass with the Bishop and fellow Catholic School Students.
Wednesday, January
30 Catholic Schools Week
Light the Way in our Nation
Twin Day- wear same clothing as another student or students
9:00am Prayer for Peace- gymnasium
Special Person Lunch, K-8: 11:15am -K&1, 11:30am -2&3, 11:50am -4-8 follow
1:00pm Talent Show- gymnasium
9-4 Book Fair- Library
The student body once again gathered in the gym to pray for peace. During the noon hour students enjoyed lunch with a special person followed by a student talent show!
Thursday, January
31 Catholic
Schools Light the Way
in our Vocations
9:00am Mass
10:30am Volleyball Game 8th vs Staff
lunch GOODFELLA'S PIZZA DAY FOR EVERYONE!!!
12:45pm Vocations talk in classrooms
9-4 Final Day Book Fair-Library
6-8 Skating Party @ PLANET X!
SPONSORED BY PARENTS CLUB
A special mass was said today involving the school choir and students. On this day the staff excelled in Volleyball. The students enjoyed their Goodfellas pizza as a special lunch. The students also listened to vocation talks from our clergy. The day ended with the entire staff and student body gathering in the gym once more to pray for peace. The weeks mystery game revealed our Blessed Mother Mary at the foot of the cross with Jesus. The principal reminded us that without Mary's acceptance to God's call we would not have Jesus. We are all called to the the foot of the cross. How do we answer that call?
Friday, February 1
Catholic Schools
Light the Way in our Faculty & Staff
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS!
9:00am-3:00pm STAFF RETREAT
9:00 am Mass
10:00 am Coffee and donuts in the Cafeteria - students work displayed
Book Fair in Library
Monday, January 28 Catholic Schools Light the Way in our Community
Wear Walking in Footsteps t-shirt - and free dress if wearing t-shirt.
9:00 am Catholic Schools Week Kick-off - gymnasium
Donuts and juice/milk snack following Kick-off
2:15 pm Scholastic Bowl Demonstration - gymnasium
9-4 Book Fair - Library
Once again students became a rainbow of colors as we began Catholic Schools Week activities! Students gathered in the gym to pray. Following the prayer service the students enjoyed donuts and drinks. During the afternoon students and teachers gave a demonstration of Scholastic Bowl.
Tuesday, January 29 Catholic Schools Light the Way in our Students
Special treat at snack time provided by Parent's Club
9:30 am Religion Bee Grades 1-3, Grades 4-8 following
1:00 pm Catholic Schools Mass @ St. Philomena
Student Council and 2nd Graders attend
9-4 Book Fair-Library
Participants in the Religion Bee:
8th - Justin Fletcher, Kendal Hart, Andrea Hawkins, Zac Montgomery and Josh Tilstra
7th - Garret Angelici, Rose Burton, Cassidy Gambetti, Daniel Mansfield and Mikayla Petesch
6th - Mary Kowalski, Gina Morrison, Ricky Moss, Kyle Petesch and Mariah Weghorst
5th - Gabe Brian, Natasha, Caitlyn Honan, Alex Schwarz and Tally Sevier
4th - Katelyn Logsdon, Noah Mefford, Jacob Percefull, Alec Shehorn and Jacob Zuercher
3rd - Jacob Dean, Ethan Lacey, Ben Steger, Maren Tennis and Christy Torrey
2nd - Cara Domaszewicz, Tony Hacker, Theresa Kowalski, Lucas Morrison and Catie Schimmelpfenning
1st - Sydney Burks, Tenley Dowell, Olivia Percefull, Alexandra Swanson and Patrick Torrey.
Overall winners for 4th-8th:
1st: Mikayla Petesch (7)
2nd: Kyle Petesch (6)
3rd: Kendal Hart (8)
Overall winners for 1st-3rd:
1st: Cara Domaszewicz (2)
2nd: Catie Schimmelpfenning (2)
3rd: Alexandra Swanson (1)
A special thank you to Mary Couri-Burton and Beth Seidel for being in charge of asking the questions for the Religion Bee and presenting the winners their awards. Student Council and 2nd grade students attend a Mass with the Bishop and fellow Catholic School Students.
Twin Day- wear same clothing as another student or students
9:00am Prayer for Peace- gymnasium
Special Person Lunch, K-8: 11:15am -K&1, 11:30am -2&3, 11:50am -4-8 follow
1:00pm Talent Show- gymnasium
9-4 Book Fair- Library
The student body once again gathered in the gym to pray for peace. During the noon hour students enjoyed lunch with a special person followed by a student talent show!
9:00am Mass
10:30am Volleyball Game 8th vs Staff
lunch GOODFELLA'S PIZZA DAY FOR EVERYONE!!!
12:45pm Vocations talk in classrooms
9-4 Final Day Book Fair-Library
6-8 Skating Party @ PLANET X!
SPONSORED BY PARENTS CLUB
A special mass was said today involving the school choir and students. On this day the staff excelled in Volleyball. The students enjoyed their Goodfellas pizza as a special lunch. The students also listened to vocation talks from our clergy. The day ended with the entire staff and student body gathering in the gym once more to pray for peace. The weeks mystery game revealed our Blessed Mother Mary at the foot of the cross with Jesus. The principal reminded us that without Mary's acceptance to God's call we would not have Jesus. We are all called to the the foot of the cross. How do we answer that call?
NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS!
9:00am-3:00pm STAFF RETREAT
Catholic Schools Light the Way
A Poem By St. Joseph School's 6th Grade Class
A Poem By St. Joseph School's 6th Grade Class
Catholic
Schools light the way so let's kick off Catholic School's week the
Catholic Schools way.
Catholic Schools light the way as Jesus guides us everyday.
Catholic Schools light the way by living life with praying during the day.
Catholic Schools light the way as we need to pray, and heavens path will be lit some day.
Catholic Schools light the way; you don't have to pay! Just follow the way.
Catholic Schools light the way in what we say and do not only today
but also for the rest of our way.
Hip! Hip! Hurray! Catholic Schools Light the Way!
Catholic Schools light the way as Jesus guides us everyday.
Catholic Schools light the way by living life with praying during the day.
Catholic Schools light the way as we need to pray, and heavens path will be lit some day.
Catholic Schools light the way; you don't have to pay! Just follow the way.
Catholic Schools light the way in what we say and do not only today
but also for the rest of our way.
Hip! Hip! Hurray! Catholic Schools Light the Way!