Flash

Flash
It is difficult to believe that the 2013-2014
school year has so quickly come to a close! I
want to thank our students, parents, teachers, and staff members who have worked together so
diligently to make this school year a success-- and what a success it has been! As a Catholic
school community, we have made great strides in forming, informing and transforming students as members of Christ's Mystical Body. Our student body has immeasurable school pride
and talent and will continue to grow through God's grace and love next year.
Saying goodbye is always difficult and this year we offer a fond farewell to a very talented
group of teachers and staff: Mrs. Finn, Mrs. Raine, Mrs. Kessinger, Mrs. Reibenspies, Mrs.
McDonald, Mr. Oldham and Mr. Naylor. Thank you for sharing your gifts with our students
and staff. Please know that each of you will always be a special part of the SFA Family and we
wish you the very best.
Parents, as first educators and stewards, you are the backbone of what we have at St. Francis.
I am grateful to you for being the foundation that allows all of us to work here and to spend
this year with your children. I find myself continuing to cherish, appreciate, and marvel at the
essence of Catholic schools, and in particular, St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School. I am looking forward to a great 2014-2015 school year. Have a safe, faith-filled summer, Vikings!
With you in Christ,
Mrs. Mary Carter
School office hours
for summer:
Fr. Daryl skated in
on roller blades and
surprised the students
at lunch last week. He
brought them all a special ice cream treat for
their dessert!
What a great surprise!
Home & School Heros
A special THANK YOU to our wonderfully supportive Home & School
Organization! The H & S Board, along
with many parents, provided the faculty
and staff monthly lunches. What a great
treat and so delicious. We all certainly
appreciate all you do for us!
The used uniform sale information
sheet is the last 2 pages of this FLASH
newsletter. Mark your calendars!
Hours Open:
May 27th thru May 30th 8:00am to 4:00pm
June 3rd thru June 26th 9:00am until noon
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
Closed: July 1 ~ July 11
Reopened: July 14th thru the 31st 8:00am to 1:00pm
The TOTUS TUUS Program will return
to St. Francis of Assisi this summer on July
7th through July 11th, 2014. The program is
offered to those students in Grades 1
through 6 for the 2014-2015 school year
(students completing kindergarten through
5th grade).
This year’s curriculum is
“2014: The Commandments, and the
Luminous Mysteries of the Rosary.”
The Program is from 8:30 a.m. ~ 2:30
p.m. Each student needs to bring a sack
lunch daily. St. Francis will provide the
drinks throughout the day. To assist with
the snack time, each student is asked to
bring one package of store-bought cookies
or a box of snack crackers on the first day
of the program.
Pre-registration is encouraged, as class
sizes are limited. Watch for further updates
in the Church Bulletin and the Vernacular.
The cost of the day program is $15.00 per
student. The CHURCH OFFICE has
registration forms, if needed.
If you have questions, or would like to
volunteer to assist with the program, please
contact Maria Stewart at 218-8000. We are
looking forward to seeing your child(ren) at
Totus Tuus this summer.
Hanleigh AllenTyler AlversonCamiela BachaElizabeth BachmanJordan BaumanJames BeltonLauren BeugelsdykAlec BevisMaisy BrouilletteJacob BuchananMorgan BullingerJake CampbellLoraine CaoKennedy Carpenter
Katelynn CarrollIsaiah CarterChloe CharlesBraden CharltonJacob ChristophersonNoah CutlerBenjamin DaigleDanah DeanKatie DoldJacob Exley
Grant FalconioKian FarleySteven FarleyMargie GoddardSavana Godfrey
Noah GoertzAllison GreggAlexandra GrieveRyan GriffinMadelyn Hammer
Kora HannaJackson HansonDaniel JasinskiKevin KellyTyler KnollaDawson
LeeCurtis LightKyle LinsnerJames LynchDillon MaloneJillianne Malone
Arden MansAustin MernaghAllison MorganGrace NevilleJosephy Nguyen
Jackson OxlerKramer PascalKeaton PattersonOlivia PhelpsCarlie PrachtJoel
QuiltyJaci ReichenbergerJesi ReichenbergerPaige RiedelLauren RileyRiggs
RobbenMary RongishHeidi RosenbaumLuke RosenhamerArianna Saville
Tessa SimonLindsay SmithBrendan SnellRodney StevenSkyler Stuckey
Brayden StumpJacob ThomasAnna Vogel
Help SFA by
by~ Mrs. Englert
The last day of school….the closing of
one door and the opening of another.
Each child in KA has brought warmth,
memories and love to our classroom
throughout the year. We will never forget the learning that we
have shared,
from our
ABC’s, recognizing
numbers,
learning our
prayers, as
well as,
building
friendships.
Think of the
spark in our
eyes when
we learned to read, spell and do math.
We have laughed, cooked, played,
prayed, studied and enriched each other
during the past year. To my students, I
say THANK YOU! For when I teach, I
also learn along with you. This past year
we have
grown
together
in so
many
ways and
have a lot
to be
proud of!
Supporting the
following programs
this year...
A.R.
Awards
Employers Matching Funds
We received over $23,955.00 this year through
matching funds. THANK YOU!
Companies, such as OXY Chemical, Boeing,
GlaxcoSmithKline, Rockwell and many others
match their employees' donations to St. Francis of
Assisi Catholic School. If you work for one of
these companies and would like to participate, or
if you would like to see a complete listing of
companies that offer matching gifts, please contact Patty Quilty in the parish office at 722-4404.
Target
Take Charge of Education
Use your Target REDcard: Visa, Check card,
Target Credit or Business Card and sign up St.
Francis of Assisi Catholic School to receive a
percentage off your purchases at
www.target.com/tcoe. We received $1,481.35
this year from SFA Target Take Charge of
Education account.
Box Tops for Education News!
Saving Box Tops doesn't have to end with the
school year. REMEMBER to be collecting them
year round and to ask other people to help save
them for you as well! This past year SFA made
over $3,032.06.
SFA’s top three readers from each
grade were honored on Tuesday, May
20. Each student was
presented with a certificate and a reading
award pin. The top
three readers for the
entire school were
Shae Smith with
1182.5 points, Kian
Farley with 1040.8
points, and Helen Nguyen with 922.7 points.
We are very proud of all our students!
Read on, Vikings!
THANK YOU to all who support these
wonderful opportunities to give back to
St. Francis of Assisi Catholic School!
Dodgeball Tournament 2014
Pumped up students. Flying dodgeballs.
Crazy shenanigans in the stands. Cheers, shouting, and uproar
raised the roof off of the gym. It was a tournament that will
go down in infamy for the sheer volume of it, even though
the results were also impressive.
The results: 8th grade boys, Team 2: Alec Bevis,
Daniel Jasinski, Braden Charlton, James Belton, Jacob
Christopherson & Dawson Lee took 1st in the boys
division. 8th grade girls, Team 7: Teachers: Mr. Scott,
Mr. Goertz, Mrs. Baker, Mrs. McDonald, Mr. Oldham,
Mr. Naylor and Mr. Powell took 1st in the girls division.
Monday, June 23:
Used Uniform Sale
10am-1pm & 5-6:30pm, Cana Hall
Thursday, July 24:
Registration: 4-7pm, Cana Hall
Sunday, August 10:
Open House/Ice Cream Social
2-4pm
Wednesday, August 13:
First Day of School:
K-7th grade students
Thursday, August 14:
First Day of School: Preschool & 8th
You have 81 days of summer
before the first day of school.
Flash
Used Uniform Sale
Used uniform jumpers, shirts, pants plus NEW uniforms from
Parker and sweatshirts from US Logo and other school related
clothing will be available for sale on:
Monday, June 23, 2014
10:00am-1:00pm and 5:00-6:30pm
Cana Hall (use back entrance only, please)
Each seller is paid
separately, so bring
checks or cash for the
exact amounts. We are
unable to make change;
therefore it is advisable to
bring small bills in order
to make payment easier.
Parker School
Uniforms will be
available during
this sale with new
uniforms and their
“Summer Savings
Sales” will apply.
US LOGO will be
available during
this sale. They will
have the required
uniform sweatshirts available in
all sizes for sale.
Please DROP OFF used uniforms to sell on
Sunday, June 22 from 6:00pm - 8:30pm.
The uniform policy is on the back of this
flyer. The complete policy for special
dress days, hair, make-up and picture
day are in the Student Agenda Book.
For more information: Suzanne Buchanan
LeAnn Simon
Heather Gregg
550-6251
729-0496
729-1864
GIRLS
Jumper: (K-5)
The St. Francis of Assisi school uniform jumper is hunter green and black plaid and must be
purchased through Parker Uniform Company. The hemline must touch the floor when the student kneels.
Skirt: (6-8)
The St. Francis of Assisi school uniform skirt which is a sewn-down pleated skirt in hunter green and black plaid,
must be purchased through Parker Uniform Company. The hemline must touch the floor when the student
kneels.
GIRLS and BOYS
Shirts:
Students may choose from a solid white or solid green knit polo shirt in either long or short sleeve. They also
have the option of choosing a button down white oxford shirt in long or short sleeve. A white rolled down turtle
neck may be worn in colder weather. The green knit shirt must be purchased from the Parker Uniform
Company. White knit shirts can be obtained from Parker or from other vendors but must be free of logos, emblems, colored trim, and have plain white or clear buttons. Shirts must be fully tucked in all day.
Pants:
Classic navy uniform pants from Parker Uniforms or any retailer selling uniform pants, satisfies the dress code
for St. Francis of Assisi School. No name brand casual pants (i.e.: Dockers). Pants must be hemmed and
have no turned up cuffs. Pants must be belted and worn at the waist. The belt and waistband of the pants must
be visible at all times.
Belts:
A solid navy, brown or black belt must be worn. A belt is required for any pants with belt loops.
Sweater/Sweatshirt:
A navy blue or hunter green V-neck cardigan or pull-over sweater is acceptable. A navy vest is
another option. All sweaters and vests must be purchased through Parker School Uniform Company.
Students may only wear a navy blue uniform sweatshirt over their uniform shirt.
Sweatshirts must be purchased from U.S. Logo and be size appropriate. Over/undersized sweatshirts will
not be allowed. Spirit hoodies are not allowed to be worn during the school day.
Shoes:
All shoes must be athletic in style. Shoes with lights or wheels are not allowed. All shoes must be tied completely, and large tongued shoes must be worn with the tongue discretely inside the pant leg. Shoes must be
kept clean and repaired. No sandals, opened toe/heel shoes. No boots, Rocket Dog, or Sperry type shoes of
any kind. This includes canvas shoes, for example, Converse-Chuck Taylor type shoes. For Picture Day Dress,
Spirit Day Dress and Free Dress Days, please see specific policy for exceptions to the shoes guideline.
Socks:
Socks are required to be worn as part of the uniform. Knee socks or tights are allowed. All socks must be visible above the shoe. Socks must be solid white, hunter green, navy or black only. All socks must match and be
free of lace, ribbons or other decorations.
Shorts and Leggings:
Girls are encouraged to wear shorts under their uniforms. During cold weather, girls may wear ankle length navy, white or black leggings or tights under their uniform. Girls may not wear slacks, sweat pants or flared pants
under their uniform during the school day.
Undershirts:
Students choosing to wear a shirt under their uniform shirt must select solid, white tee shirts free of designs or
words. Undershirt sleeves must not be longer than uniform shirt sleeves.
Scout Uniforms and Little Flower Uniforms:
These uniforms may be worn on the days of official functions. All girls must wear khaki pants (not leggings) and
their complete uniform to school.