OUR LADY of the SACRED
NEWSLETTER
for
~~BOOK
FAIR ALL THIS WEEK~~
Sunday, March 26 Fourth
Sunday of Lent
Monday, March 27 Book
Fair during students’ library times
Advanced
Band during lunch
Tuesday, March 28 Book
Fair during students’ library times
Wednesday, March 29 Book
Fair during students’ library times
Thursday, March 30 Book
Fair during students’ library times
NO
BEGINNING BAND TODAY
Friday, March 31
Book
Fair during students’ library times
REPORT
CARDS COMING HOME TODAY
Saturday, April 1 Book
Fair after
Sunday, April 2 Book
Fair after
SCHOLASTIC BOOK FAIR: The Scholastic Book Fair is next week! Students will shop the Book Fair during their
regular library times. Parents are
invited to join them or shop after all Masses on Saturday and Sunday, April 1
and 2. Look for a letter and flyer
coming home with students today.
Remember—the Book Fair will take place in room 7 of the school (next to
Mrs. O’Brien’s classroom), not in the library.
Hope to see you there!
WORM BIN WORKSHOP:
The “Nature Recycles: Make and
Take Worm Bin” Workshop will be held here at OLSH in the cafeteria on Thursday,
March 30 from
SHADOW STATIONS:
The sixth grade’s shadow portrayal of the Stations of the Cross will be
at
PAWS (PAUSE) FOR PRAISE: We’d like to recognize the following students
for demonstrating examples of Christian behavior: Kory Boothe and Matt McFarland, both 3-P
students, who offered to wash cafeteria tables for Mr. Mueller on his birthday
this past Wednesday, March 22; Lily Beck, also in 3-P, for helping Mrs. O’Brien
in the mornings before school starts; and eighth graders Jonathan Brandstetter,
Craig Gorsuch, Tyler Neumeister, and Joey O’Brien for helping a first grader
look for his religious medal.
MATH LEAGUE CONTEST:
During the last week of February, all junior high students participated
in the Math League Contest. The Contest
was 30 minutes long and was conducted during Math class. Students achieving a score of 15 or higher
are to be commended on their effort and ability. The top five contestants in each grade
received a certificate of recognition.
These students are: eighth
graders Keith Kennedy (32 correct), Jonathan Brandstetter (29 correct), Daniel
Widmann (28 correct), Hannah Vogt (27 correct), and Matt Mulderig (24 correct)
and seventh graders Paul Anderson (22 correct), Kevin Bishop (21 correct), Kiki
Isaac (21 correct), Ryan Oltorik (21 correct), and Luke Shadley (19
correct). Way to go, Math wizards!
LENTEN RAFFLE: Congratulations to the following winners of
last week’s raffles: Grace Kallenberg
(soccer Easter basket); Holly Nurre (Graeter’s gift card and treats); Dan
Vidourek (Wendy’s gift card); Andrew Pryse (Skyline gift card); Brandon Lutts
(ice cream treat basket from the eighth grade); and Kevin Bishop, Adam Garbacik,
Chris Kessling, Cody Kloth, Kirsten Lucas, Mindy O’Brien, and Katelyn Schaeper
(out-of-uniform passes). This week’s
raffle items are: a summer fun basket (The
Lamb and the Butterfly by Eric Carle, a plush sheep and baby, and a
tub full of summer fun activities); homemade chocolate chip cookies (from Mrs. Baker,
of course!); a movie night bag (a movie from Blockbuster and treats to go with
it); a pizza and pop lunch for two winners and a friend each (donated by Amanda
Eagan, Ashley Hollingsworth, and Hannah Vogt); and six out-of-uniform
passes. All raffle tickets are 25 cents
each or five for $1 and can be purchased any morning before
PRAYER SERVICE/BINGO NIGHT: All families are invited to OLSH’s second
annual Prayer Service/Bingo Night to be held on Thursday, April 6 at
OLSH WEBSITE:
Check out the OLSH website (www.olshschool.net)! Faculty and staff spent Monday, March 13,
with Mrs. Gorsuch as she patiently walked us through the development of our web
pages. We discovered that it was fun
and not as difficult as we thought it was going to be. Visit your child’s and other homerooms’ sites
for updates on what’s been going on in our classrooms.
PICTURE DAY:
Spring pictures will be taken on Wednesday, April 12. Please see flyers coming home today for
detailed information. We could use two
volunteers on that day to help with the flow of students as they are
photographed. The photographer starts at
LOST AND FOUND:
The following items turned up in the school office recently: a key, a watch, and a beaded
CALENDAR CHANGE (#4?): Spirit Day 2006 will now take place on
Thursday, June 1. It will be chaired by
Mary Beth Armstrong.
NURSE’S OFFICE: Volunteers
for the Nurse’s Office for Friday, March 31, are Eleanor Bermingham (
Monday…………chili
mac, corn, pineapple, oyster crackers, milk
Tuesday………..steak
hoagie, tater tots, applesauce, animal crackers, milk
Wednesday……pizza,
carrots with dip, pears, milk
Thursday……….chicken and noodles, green beans, mixed fruit, roll, milk
Friday……………pizza
melt sandwich, tossed salad, peaches, bag of pretzels, milk