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Upcoming Events
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April 14-17:
NO SCHOOL ~ Easter Break
- April 18-21: Preschool Parent/Teacher Conferences (optional)
- April 20:
Muffins for Moms (M-Z) 8:15-8:45am
- April 24: Preschool 4-5AM Spring Program 10:30am
- April 24: Preschool 4-5PM Spring Program 2pm
- April 25: Preschool 3-2AM Spring Program 10:30am
- April 26: Preschool 4-3AM Spring Program 10:30am
- April 26: Preschool 4-3AllDay Spring Program 2pm
- April 27: Preschool 3-2AM Spring Program 10:30am
- April 28: Preschool 3-3AM Spring Program 10:30am
- April 29: Moonlight & Roses
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Contact Us!
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Saint Rose School
217 E. Front
Perrysburg, OH 43551
419-874-5631
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Dear Saint Rose Families,
The Paschal Triduum is upon us. Our students have been preparing for Holy Week and Easter throughout the season of Lent. I hope that your family takes advantage of the many opportunities for worship at Saint Rose. This evening's Holy
Thursday Mass will take place at
7 pm. On Good
Friday, families can attend the Liturgy of the Lord's Passion at
2 pm and the Solemn Vespers Service at
7 pm. Holy
Saturday has the Easter Vigil Mass at
8:30 pm. We are excited that 5th grader, Colleen Nudd, will be confirmed into the Church at this time. Easter
Sunday Masses are at
7 am,
8:30 am,
10:15 am (church and gym) and
12:00 pm.
I look forward to seeing many of our families this weekend and I hope that you will be blessed with a joyful Easter!
Sincerely,
Dr. Bryon Borgelt
Principal
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Happening Tonight!
HOLY
THURSDAY PILGRIMAGE TO SEVEN CHURCHES
After Mass this evening some parishioners are participating in the Holy
Thursday
Pilgrimage to pray at the altars of repose at Seven Churches in the area, beginning with our own altar of repose. Some people will carpool, and most will caravan. The itinerary, suggested prayers, and CDs are available in the main vestibule. There is also an alternative download from the internet. If you want to participate, please meet at the baptismal font 10 min after the conclusion of Mass
tonight
(estimated around
8:30 pm
). All are welcome to participate in the entire pilgrimage or any part that they can.
Contact Anne Brahier with questions:
brahier@saintroseonline.org
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LENTEN DONATIONS
Thank you for collecting money in the recycled bottles during Lent. All of the donations will be used to purchase water purifiers that can filter 100,000 gallons of water in countries with unsafe drinking water. Each purifier costs $11. Dr. Paat's medical service trips will distribute the water purifiers. Check can be made payable to SCORE.
As we hear on Good
Friday the words of Christ on the cross, "I Thirst," let us remember those in our world who do not have safe drinking water. Our donations for water purifiers may literally save their lives.
Please return the donations (with or without the bottle) the week after Easter. Thank you for your generosity.
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 During the month of February the school focused on the Corporal Work of Mercy to Visit the Imprisoned. All school collections benefited
Compassion, a newsletter published by the Saint Rose Peace and Justice Committee as an outlet for prisoners on death row. Proceeds from the sales of the artwork and newsletters fund scholarships for the children of victims.
Saint Rose School donated $395.96 for this fund. Thank you for your generosity!
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Last week, our 8th graders mimed the Stations of the Cross.
CLICK HERE to see images from their inspiring performance.
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Student News at Saint Rose
Junior High Solo and Ensemble Contest for District I
Solo and Ensemble was held Saturday, March 18th, at Sylvania Southview High School. Lydwine Boutrand (R) performed a viola solo and received the highest rating of superior. Zoe Malinzak (L) participated with Perrysburg Junior High in their Solo and Ensemble Contest, held at Perrysburg Junior High, on Thursday, March 23. She sang a vocal solo and received the highest rating of superior. Congratulations Lydwine and Zoe!
Congratulations to Molly Dynda (L) and Rachel Ward (R) for their performance at the regional competition for Power of the Pen. They were both in the top 20% who have been invited to compete at the state tournament the last weekend in May. The field initially began with over 7,500 writers from around the state, who competed at the district level. Then the field was narrowed down to approximately the top 40% who qualified for the regional competition. Finally, from the regional competition, the field was whittled down to the top 20% who just received invitations to compete at the state tournament. Way to go, Molly and Rachel!
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Thursday, April 20 (M-Z)
8:15 - 9:00am
School Cafeteria
We had a great time Wednesday morning!
Check it out HERE!
Don't miss your last chance to have muffins, donuts, juice, water, and coffee with your children!
Hope you can make it Thursday if were unable to join us this week!
CLICK HERE to RSVP
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WE STILL NEED YOUR HELP!
We are still looking for volunteers to serve muffins, and pour juice/water.
Please volunteer, if you are able. The kids love seeing dads and grandfathers serving!
CLICK HERE to SIGN UP
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Spirit wear now available
!! Visit www.jupmodesupply.com to order your Saint Rose school or Saint Rose soccer spirit wear TODAY.
Orders accepted NOW through April 13
th (time has been extended).
BASKETBALL UNIFORM & EQUIPMENT TURN IN!
If you still have a basketball uniform or coaches equipment to turn in, please drop it off to the Saint Rose school office Mon-Fri between 9:00am - 4:00pm. Please help us preserve our Saint Rose athletic uniforms! Thank you!!
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Don't miss your chance to see our 4-8th grade students perform Annie Jr.
Show Times:
Friday, April 21 @ 7pm
Saturday, April 22 @ 7pm
Sunday, April 23 @ 2pm
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2017 Track & Field T-Shirts
CLICK HERE to order your
2017 Track & Field t-shirts TODAY!
Orders accepted April 5th - 19th
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Financial Aid
Are you in need of financial aid for next school year? Please visit our Tuition Assistance page to apply through SMART Aid.
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Movie Night
Join us Friday, May 5 when Saint Rose hosts Movie Night featuring Disney's Moana!
This movie night is for students in grades Kindergarten - 5th grade and will run from 6-8pm.
Please CLICK HERE for more information and to register for a fun evening
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 Vacation Bible School
It's time to register for Saint Rose 2017 Vacation Bible School!
Join us for this year, June 12-16 8:30-11:30am
VBS is for students Preschool - 4th grade
Registration: April 13-May 19
Registration Fee: $15/first child, $10/each additional child
Have an older student who would like to participate? We need of VBS Captains! Captains are 5th grade - college students
Registration: April 13-May 8
Interested in volunteering yourself?
We always need Adult Volunteers to make this a great week!
*Please note: Drop off time this year will be 8:15am and we will begin our day at 8:30am. We will close our day at 11:30am and pick up will be 11:45am, daily.
Please visit our website HERE for more information and to register for this fun, faith-filled week of celebration!
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State Senate Bill 85
State Senate Bill 85 is a proposal from State Senator Huffman that is gaining momentum among our state legislatures. The bill, known as the Opportunity Scholarship, calls for additional funding to be dedicated to school choice. It proposes scholarships up to $5,000 for elementary school and $7,500 for high school a year be awarded to families at or below the 400% of the federal poverty guidelines. This means that a family of four earning below $98,400 a year will be eligible for this award. This expansion of the current Ohio scholarship program has the potential to assist a great number of Ohio families attend the schools of their choice.
Saint Rose School reached out to our state legislators to invite them to visit our school and see the merits of our community. Please contact your state legislators and let them know how this proposal may benefit your family. A school choice rally will be held in Columbus on May 2. Families from the entire state will participate in this rally. Families that are interested in attending can register HERE
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Saint Rose School Mission Statement
As a Catholic, faith-based community, Saint Rose School provides challenging academics in a safe and supportive environment. Students are nurtured to be confident life-long learners prepared for future academic endeavors and service to society.
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