OUR LADY of the SACRED
Enriching Souls and Enlightening Minds
Friday, February 17 Interims
coming home today
Monday, February 20 PRESIDENTS’
DAY—NO SCHOOL
Thursday, February 23 Beginning
Band during Music Class
Friday, February 24
THANK YOU:
We forgot to mention a key player in our Catholic Schools Week
celebration. We thank Mrs. Tebbe for her work in planning the liturgy, an integral
part of that week’s recognition of all that is good in our Catholic
schools. Thanks, Mrs. Tebbe.
FIRST RECONCILIATION: Congratulations to our second graders and our
CCD students who made their First Reconciliation this past Thursday. A special “thank you” to teachers Mrs. Pelzel, Mrs. Rohlfs, and Mrs. Gorsuch for helping these children prepare for this
important event in their religious lives.
PAWS (PAUSE) FOR PRAISE: Ms. Schafer would like to recognize Lindsey Kroeger (1-O) and Christina Vuotto
(8-C) for their extra effort, and Mrs. O’Brien acknowledges Leighton Vaske (1-O) for being a quiet helper and for his complete
honesty. Congratulations to these fine
examples of Christian behavior.
POWER OF THE PEN UPDATE: Jonathan Brandstetter
(who started out as an alternate) placed tenth out of 132 eighth grade students
at the Power of the Pen District Tournament held at Little Miami Junior High
last Saturday. As soon as we hear, we’ll
let you know which of our seventh and eighth grade
writers were chosen to participate in the Regionals
at Sycamore Junior High on April 8.
Congratulations to our team!
REGISTRATION FOR 2006-07: Parents, please look for next year’s
registration materials coming home today with your youngest. If you will have a first grader next year,
your materials will be in an envelope and will include a Registration form and
a Release of Records form for you to complete and return to the school office
along with your re-registration of any children currently in attendance at
OLSH. All other families will have just
a “Currently Enrolled Families” Registration form to be returned. All forms must be returned no later than
Tuesday, March 14, and must include the registration fee in order for your child(ren) to be registered for
2006-07.
ADVERTISING OLSH:
For three weeks (beginning this week), OLSH will have an advertisement
in the three local Suburban Press publications (Tri-County Press, Suburban
Life, and Northeast Suburban Life).
The purpose of these ads is to publicize what we consider to be some of
our strong points, such as spiritual values taught, liturgical celebrations,
our Enrichment and Computer programs, and several programs specific to our
seventh and eighth grade junior high (such as “In Control” and “Baby Think It
Over”). If interested families ask you for
information, perhaps you will have seen our ad and will be able to help sell
OLSH based on the reasons you chose OLSH for your children.
PASSPORT NIGHT: We are
looking forward to “Passport Night” to be held on Thursday, March 9. All families (including siblings) are
invited! Since there are no sports
activities scheduled for that night, all students are expected to be in
attendance, as they all have a part in the evening’s events. Come visit the
SEAMSTRESS NEEDED: Actually, you don’t have to be a “seamstress”
to do this. We need someone with basic
sewing skills to make repairs on some costumes that we use here at school for
various plays. Please call the school
office if you are able and willing to help us out.
UNIFORM UPKEEP:
Speaking of sewing, why not take advantage of the long weekend to check
out your child’s school and gym uniforms for needed mending, button
replacement, hemming, washing, etc. This
is the time of year when clothing worn day in and day out starts to need some
repair and some “freshening up”. Make
your kids’ uniforms look like something they’re proud to wear!
ENTERTAINMENT BOOK
SUMMER PREP CLASS AT MND: Parents of eighth grade girls, please check
with your daughters for a flyer being sent home today with details about a
summer AP/Social Studies Prep Course being offered at MND in July/August. (Your
daughter does not need to be planning to attend MND in the fall—this class is
open to any incoming freshman girls, regardless of where they plan to go to
high school.)
NURSE’S OFFICE: Volunteers
in the Nurse’s Office for Friday, February 24, are Michele Gottschlich
(
Monday………………NO
SCHOOL
Tuesday……………..steak hoagie, tater tots, trail mix, cookie, milk
Wednesday…………ravioli with meat sauce, tossed salad, applesauce, garlic
bread, milk
Thursday…………….hot
dog, baked beans, pears, sunflower seeds, milk
Friday…………………pizza, carrots with dip, fruit cocktail, milk