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Gina Rubin 

 
St. Dominic,
Pray for Us
If you have a prayer request, please email [email protected].
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Dear School Families,

We started off this week with our 7th graders celebrating Caritas Thanksgiving with their families.  Their second grade buddies joined in to be of service.  It was a beautiful representation of tradition, family, and being together.  Tomorrow, our students will be sharing Thanksgiving traditions in the classroom.  Whenever we gather around to share food and drink, we talk to each other, we share our joys, and we celebrate the moment.   We do this same thing when we participate in the Eucharist.  We gather around the Bread of Life, we pray, we sing, and we celebrate the moment.

I pray that as you gather around the table this Thanksgiving, you celebrate God's goodness and love with your families and have a blessed holiday.

We invite you to join us for 8:00 a.m. mass tomorrow.  Come celebrate the Eucharist with us.

In Partnership, 
Mrs. Fely Fajardo
Interim Principal
 

 

Sixth Grade & Kindergarten Buddy create 
Thanksgiving Turkey Puppets

Classroom News
 
Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) offer all students interactive instruction that promotes analysis and interpretation of data, critical thinking, problem solving and connections across science disciplines with a high set of expectations for achievement. (nextgenscience.org)
This week's science lessons included Physical Sciences, Life Sciences, Earth and Space Sciences and Engineering Design:
Prek - Jellyfish; Kindergarten - Owls; 1st Grade - Phases of the Moon; 2nd Grade - Push & Pull Motion; 3rd Grade - Weather; 4th Grade - Sound and Light Waves; 5th Grade - Water Cycle; 6th Grade - Earth cycles, transfer of energy and the energy pyramid; 7th grade - Ecology and 8th grade - Earth history, timeline (geological and organic); and 7th and 8th grade will begin their Science Fair project.

Science @ Home:  On November 15, we celebrated the feast day of Saint Albert the Great, the patron saint of scientists.  Here is an easy experiment you can do at home Dancing Raisins and         Egg Shell  Send us your family photo #hrsfaithfamilies
 
 
Parents as Partners
 
 November Catholic Activities  Celebrate Saint Elizabeth of Hungary on November 17 by baking bread with your children and share it with your neighbors.  Send us your family photo so we can post it on our share board in the hallway!

Thanksgiving family service project:  Holy Rosary Church & St. Vincent de Paul are preparing the Thanksgiving Food Baskets for the greater community.  Bring in canned goods (corn, yams, green beans, fruit, cranberries) to the school on Friday by 3:30 p.m.  Donations may also be dropped off at the bins located in the church on Friday, 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.; Saturday, 9 a.m. to 12 p.m.; or Sunday, 1:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m.  Have your children make a special prayerful Thanksgiving card to be included with your donation.
 
 
Plan Your Week! 
 
Friday, Nov 17:  Togo's Lunch for those that pre-ordered
Important Notice:  PowerSchool will go offline during the holiday.
 
Monday-Friday, Nov 20-24:  No School - Thanksgiving Break
 
Sunday, Nov 26:  4th Sunday Mass - 2nd Collection supports Holy Rosary School families with tuition assistance; PTG Hospitality will be serving pastries and beverages.  Students in uniform may have free dress on Monday, November 27.  Choir is singing!  
 
Tuesday, Nov 28:  P.T.G. Board Meeting
 
Wednesday, Nov 29:  Panda Express Fundraiser - a percentage of sales supports 8th Grade; Barnes & Noble Night - a percentage of sales supports Holy Rosary School          
 
Monday, Dec 4:  Knight of Columbus Poster Contest deadline!  Letter and poster paper were sent home with students in Grades 3-8 prior to Thanksgiving break 
  
         
SAVE THE DATE!
 
Tuesday, Dec 5:  Christmas Program Grades 1-3 @ 6:30pm 
 
Wednesday, Dec 6:  Christmas Program Grades 4-6 @ 6:30pm
 
Wednesday, Dec 13:  Christmas Program PreK & Kinder @ 1:30pm


 
"With our hands we serve.  St. Dominic pray for us."  Our Students created hand tied blankets for those children who have lost their homes in the North Bay fires.  We are asking each student to donate $1.00 towards the cost of the material.  








 Kids Serving Kids  Devyn (8th grade) is leading the way to fulfill the wish of a 9 year old cancer patient who wants to collect as many hand made Christmas cards as he can!  


 

 
 
 
Share your school photos for the yearbook at hjeshare

Get the HERFF Jones app on your smart phone:  hjeshare
school code is HRSAntioch
Christlike Certificates

Congratulations to these students who earned five Christlike awards and a free dress certificate during the first trimester of this school year!  
September 
Wyatt Buckner-Faldutti
Sophia Guzman
Elizabeth Innes
Peyton Magante
Isaac Turnage
October
Erin Ancheta
Jeremy Cancio
Ricardo Cervantes
Brigida Coria
Nathan Cruz
Colton Gabourel
Annabella Goldston
Soophia Guzman
Andrew Hayr
Cody Herbert
Emma Hourigan
Eleanor Huang
Abigail Kimball
Rachel Kimball
Gabby Matar
Becca McPeek
Giselle Munoz
Isaiah Pino
Vincent Ramos
Brielle Simonsen
Lexie Thomason
November
Osmar Davila-Saenz
Ruby duPont
Lars Johannsen
Carlee Ramos
Lilymae Sison
Lexie Thomason
Kylie Wisely  
Attention All School Families
 
Dear Holy Rosary School families, 
 
Holy Rosary School uses SchoolMessenger to send out automated calls and texts.  The Federal Communications Commission enforces restrictions on robocalls and robotexts set forth in the Telecommunications Consumer Protection Act. Therefore, consumers have to actively opt-in to communications.   
 
To receive automated calls and texts from Holy Rosary's SchoolMessenger, please text "Y" or "yes" to 68453. To opt-out, text STOP to 68453.

Visit BN.COM/bookfairs to support us online
from 11/29/17 to 12/03/17
by entering Bookfair ID 12219523 at checkout.


 
The Kiwanis Club of the Delta from Antioch, State Superintendent of Public Instruction Tom Torlakson, East Bay Regional Park District, and the City of Antioch proudly present The Holiday Run and Walk for Health!

Click here to download a race registration form or click here to register on-line!

This race event, preparing for our 41st year, benefiting local schools, youth, and libraries and is an effective vehicle to promote and build a healthy community-starting with our youth!

The 41 st Annual Holiday Run and Walk for Health will once again be held at the Contra Loma Regional Park in Antioch. Click here for directions!

This year the Holiday Run and Walk for Health will feature participation challenges for schools and libraries.

A major part of the raceday activities is a Health Fair. Health Fair vendors will be providing health testing, fitness information, and healthy food and drink sampling.

This information is taken from the Holiday Run and Walk for Health website at http://www.holidayrun.org/
P.T.G. & School Board Updates
 
 
School Board Meeting Minutes ... Coming Soon!
    
Father Roberto's Corner
Parish theme for this year:
Be Disciples. Make Disciples.  
 
A Message from Fr. Roberto
 
Thank you!
Church Bathrooms Update
Gratitude 
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