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January 23, 2019Our Girls’ Basketball team opened their season with a 24-22 loss to Burris yesterday. Our team was down 18-0 at halftime, and then made a furious comeback that fell just short.
Our Literary Fair is tomorrow (Thursday) from 8:15-9:30AM. All students have a role. Please plan to attend this brief yet important event.
This Friday is a Casual Dress Day. We ask that each student bring one box of oatmeal, corn meal or Jiffy Mix to donate to Deacon’s Pantry.
This Friday is an early-release day. Children can be picked up at 1:00PM. Any child not picked up by 1:15PM will go to After-School Care and will NOT be charged unless they stay after 3:15PM.
Catholic School Week (CSW) starts this Friday! I emailed each family a schedule, and I’ll pass out hard-copies today and tomorrow. Please pay attention to the themed-dress days and special drop-off and pick-up locations.
Our next Skating Party is Monday, January 28, at Gibson’s Skating Arena, from 6:00 - 8:00PM. Children do not have to be current Saint Lawrence students to attend.
Our January 29 Girls Basketball Scrimmage at Holy Cross School in Anderson will begin at 4:00PM, not 4:30PM. We’re able to start a little earlier because we will dismiss at 2:40PM instead of 3:00PM due to Catholic Schools Week. We will dismiss from Saint Mary School.
As an important part of CSW, all SLCS families should plan to attend a special CSW Mass at Saint Lawrence Church on Saturday, February 2, arrive at 4:15PM.
Student Council will be collecting donations for the Muncie Mission’s Walk a Mile in My Shoes, as well as the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. Children should bring in coins and/or cash donations (any amount) to their classroom teacher. We will collect donations starting January 25 and ending on Thursday, February 7, at 9:00AM.
Our Spelling Bee will be Tuesday, February 5, in our Media Center immediately after Morning Gathering. Parents are welcome to attend. The Bee should end by 8:45.
Our next P.T.O. meeting will be Tuesday, February 5, 6:00-7:00PM at the school.
Our Student Council will participate in the Walk a Mile in My Shoes event organized by the Muncie Mission. The event will be held on the morning of February 9, 2019. All staff, students, and families are invited to participate.
A flyer will be sent home in early February promoting “Luke: Stories on the Road”, a performance by Frank Runyeon on February 13, 7:00PM at Saint Lawrence Church. This remarkable free event is open to the public. Call 765.288.9353 for more details.
Tickets for Mystery Dinner and Auction (February 15) are on sale via our school website. Please continue to work on getting sponsors.
SLCS is excited to welcome Cornelius and Mary Dollison to our school as we celebrate Black History Month. Mr. and Mrs. Dollison will visit our school gym on Friday, February 22, 8:15-9:15AM. All SLCS families and friends are welcome to attend this free event.
Yearbook order forms were distributed last week. Yearbooks are $12 apiece, or you may select additional packages for additional fees. Fill out the form and return it to the office with payment by Friday, March 1. You can also order online (instructions are on the form).
Families may enter “Shout-Outs” to be printed in the yearbook at no charge. “Shout-Outs” might be something like: “Great Job this year, Stephanie! We’re so proud of you!” All families can submit “Shout-Outs”, you do not necessarily have to purchase a yearbook. Use https://goo.gl/forms/5WexEmXS3XifqRK12 to create your “Shout Out”, or see the link in the email I sent January 15. All “Shout-Outs” are due by Friday, March 1.
Each family will soon receive 18 tickets for our upcoming Dan’s Fish Fry (March 15). Look over the enclosed forms and sell all of your tickets. This is a crucial fundraiser for us, and advanced ticket sales help a lot! Tickets and money should be turned in by March 8. If you lose your tickets or money, or do not turn in unsold tickets or money, the school will bill you for the value of the missing tickets.
If you can volunteer to help out before, during or after the Fish Fry, please contact PTO member Aaron Fisher at theaaronmfisher@gmail.com or 765.702.5978 . We need people to bread the fish, wait tables, and clean up the Knights of Columbus Hall after the dinner.
Camp Rancho Framasa is a Catholic Youth Organization summer camp in Nashville, Indiana, (Brown County) established in 1946. They are open to children ages 7-19; kids do not have to be Catholic to attend. Camp Rancho Framasa is an inclusive residential camp offering 3 and 6-day sessions through June and July. A detailed brochure was sent home today. For information, go to: www.campranchoframasa.org.
They Said It! We recently asked our grades 1-2-3 students about the most funny part of Saint Lawrence. Here’s a few of their responses:
When Halle freaked out after seeing two of her elves. -King, grade 3
Miss Gardner is funny and I like Freeday Friday. -Irah, grade 2
I forget. -Genesis, grade 2