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Upcoming Events
- May 18: Spring Concert 7pm
- May 19: Last Day of Preschool 3-3AM, 4-3AM, 4-3All, 4-5AM, 4-5PM, KR
- May 23: Variety Show 1:45pm
- May 25: Mass 9:15am Awards to follow
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May 26:
Carnival 9:30am-2:30pm
- May 26: Last Day of School
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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,
Today and tomorrow mark the conclusion of the preschool year. It has been a week of portfolio conclusions, beach days, parties and graduations. It is always a lot of fun to see a line of preschoolers come around the corner with their hands on their hips and bubbles in their lips. They are always so proud of how well behaved they are being. Our teachers do an incredible job of teaching and caring for our students. Their classrooms are full of joy. I hope that your child and family have enjoyed this experience.
Thursday, May 25 is the 8th grade graduation. We will celebrate their accomplishments with a vespers service at 6 pm. A dinner reception will follow. We are looking forward to this celebration and to see our students off to the high schools of their choice.
Carnival Day is May 26. It is also our last day of school. The Pirates Parents Club hosts this fun day for our students. Please pray for great weather.
Have a wonderful weekend.
Dr. Bryon Borgelt
Principal
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Lunch Time Snacks
As we come to the end of the school year we want to clear our books of snack charges. Snacks will be available but no one will be allowed to charge for snacks.
Thank you for your help in this matter.
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It's almost Carnival time!
Please sign up to help make our Spring Carnival a fun last day of school for our kids. Parents, grandparents, aunts and uncles, everyone is welcome to help. Even if it's just an hour or two that you can spare, we need you!
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Student Lifeskill Award Winners
Congratulations to the Saint Rose School LifeSkill recipients of the month. These students were nominated by their teachers for demonstrating the LifeSkill of Perseverance and Integrity.
Perseverance
Front Row: Dylan Todd, Sophie Welch, Mary Kate Taylor, Matthew Colon, Sam Bucher
Middle Row: Elisabeth Burrow, Ella Johnson, Abbie Myers, Nick Fullenkamp, Michael Slaske, Daniel Rando
Back Row: Enora Boutrand, Nick Becker, Chase Monaghan, Mitchell Adkins, Isaiah Hickman, Cara Boisenault, Gwen Noe, Lydwine Boutrand
Not pictured: Keaton Kreager, Gavin Hickman
Integrity
Front Row: Audrey Morris, James Wolfe, Liam Toon, Luke Martens
Middle Row: Elliot Toon, Sam Kuh, Brie Traxler, Faith Martel, Spencer Lenkey, Abbi Martens, Anna Kang
Back Row: LillyAnn Cluley, Sydney Miller, Chase Monaghan, Zach Spackey, Cara Boisoneault, Martin Beredo, Jeremy Szymanski, George Namay, Joe Dynda, Stephanie Sosko
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SCRIP/Kroger Community Rewards
Reminder - If you haven't already re-registered your Kroger Plus Card to continue to earn money towards tuition please do so at your earliest convenience.
- Click on My Account and use your email address and password to proceed to the next step.
- Select the drop down under Community, then select Kroger Community Rewards
- Then click "View Your Rewards Details"
- Scroll down to the bottom of the page and select "Edit" under the Community Rewards section
- Enter NPO number (80953) or name of organization and click on Search
- Select St. Rose School and click on Enroll
To verify you are enrolled correctly, you should see your organization's name and a current date under "enrollment date" under Community Rewards.
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Father Jeff's Farewell Reception 
Father Jeff will start his new assignment from Bishop Thomas effective July 1, 2017. In appreciation and gratitude for his service and compassion for all members of Saint Rose Parish and School, the Church is hosting a Farewell Reception on June 25, 2017 in Father Jeff's honor. The reception will begin immediately following the Noon Mass in the Saint Rose School Gym and will last until 3:00pm.
We are in need of some school families to supply HOME BAKED GOODS! If you are able to help, please see the link below for specific items and sign up!
THANK YOU!
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THANK YOU!! THANK YOU!!
Thank you for your generosity for the Lenten collection to purchase water purifiers for people in countries who have unsafe drinking water. Our school total from Alternate Dress days and Mass collections during March and April along with the donations in the water bottles TOTALED OVER $3500 !! In addition, the 7th and 8th graders donated $625 from their THOL Lock In. What a wonderful way to live the corporal work of mercy to Give Drink to the Thirsty.
Dr. Paat spoke at the THOL Carb-Loading dinner on May 4 and expressed his gratitude to everyone who donated money. The students saw photos of the living conditions and the people who would benefit from our donations.
May God bless the work of SCORE (Dr. Paat's service trips) and may God bless all of you for your generous hearts!
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The annual
Used Uniform Sale will return this summer during Vacation Bible School! New for this year -
evening hours!
The sale will be held on
Tuesday, June 13 during the hours of VBS, and will re-open later that evening from 5-7.
Used uniforms are being accepted in the school office. Please put them in a bag marked "donation".
If you have any questions or would like to help out with the sale, please contact Jamie Nagle:
jamienagle81@gmail.com
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Counselor's Corner May 2017
This month's lesson focused on the Lifeskill of
Perseverance, which focused on how we can still keep trying even when we may want to give up. We discussed how the end of the school year is a great time to show perseverance in doing our personal best, especially with summer break quickly approaching.
Guidance Lesson Recap:
Grade K/1-
We read the story
Duck In the Fridge by Jeff Mack. The silly story was about a boy who had a hard time going to sleep because animals kept showing up. After trying many different approaches, the boy continued to show perseverance to fix his problem. As a class, we talked about many ways in which we can show perseverance when things can be challenging to us.
Grade 2/3- We read the story
The Jester Has Lost His Jingle by David Saltzman. The story focuseson how a jester who has a problem of not being able to make people laugh shows perseverance in fixing the problem. He continues on and finally finds laughter once again. As a class, we talked about how we can show perseverance during the tough tasks this month.
Grade 4/5- We read the story
Masterpiece by Patricia Polacco. The story was about Patricia as a little girl who was scared of public speaking. Throughout the story, she had the opportunity to be the lead in a play and she was scared and nervous. During the story, she eventually overcame her fears with perseverance and pushing through even when it was tough. As a class, we brainstormed many situations that are difficult and how showing perseverance is necessary.
Grade 6-8- Students participated in an activity that had them group up with other students in class. They were then asked to create their own skit that depicted showing perseverance this time of year. We also talked about ways to show perseverance throughout out lives.
Resources for Parents-
With the school year winding down, St. Rose School counseling services will be coming to a close as well. If you are interested in following up with some outside services over the summer break, a referral list is being sent home to all students for your own reference. Feel free to use the information as you see fit.
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IMPORTANT PARENT NOTICE FROM THE SCHOOL COUNSELOR:
Dear Parents:
Some of you may have heard of the book and Netflix series titled Thirteen Reasons Why, which is quite popular among teens/pre-teens currently. This book and series is about a young girl who commits suicide and she mails audio tapes to her classmates as to why they are a reason she took her own life. The series is reported to be quite descriptive and graphic and may promote negative thoughts among viewers or trigger unsafe feelings in children who may be struggling with mental health issues. Unfortunately, this book and series promotes placing the blame on others for retaliation purposes, rather than educating viewers in how to recognize warning signs of suicidal ideation and getting appropriate help. This is a great time to talk to your child about the topic of suicide to promote conversation within the family.
FACTS ABOUT TEEN SUICIDE
-Suicide doesn't just happen. It is reported that 90% of teens who commit suicide have a mental health disorder, such as anxiety, depression, or other disorders.
-Most teens who commit suicide have given warning signs, such as a change in behavior/school performance, verbalizing/writing about suicide, withdrawing from family/friends, etc.
-Talking about the topic of suicide can help someone who may need support and professional help.
-There is a decline in teen suicide due to early detection, evaluation, and effective treatment.
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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 22
**Sign Up Extended!
Interested in volunteering yourself?
We always need Adult Volunteers to make this a great week!
We are also in need of a number of donated items for crafts, snacks, etc. Please see the Sign Up Genius link on our webpage and help if you are able!
Thank you!
*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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Saint Rose Cub Scout Pack 167
Join us for games and ice cream and see what Cub Scouts is all about!
Who:
Boys Kindergarten - 4th Grade
What:
No-Obligation Recruitment meeting - Come get involved in the fun we have at Scouts and learn how to join!
When:
TONIGHT!! May 18 6:30pm
Where:
Woodland Park Shelter House
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Parent's Club
Thank you to all of our parents and volunteers! It is because of you that we are able to have such successful school events.
For the 2017-2018 school year, we are looking for a Trunk or Treat Chairman and a Family Fun Night Chairman. Being a chairman does not mean that you are solely responsible for the event. We encourage all chairmen to enlist the support of other parents. A chairman is simply the point of contact and someone who helps to coordinate the volunteers. If you are willing to help, please email Keri Struckholz or Bryon Borgelt.
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7th Grade Required Immunizations 
All students entering 7th grade for the fall of 2017 are required to show proof of the following immunizations BEFORE starting school: Meningococcal (A,C, W, and Y) and Tdap (Tetanus, Diphtheria, and Pertussis).
Thank you for your time and attention to this matter Should you have any questions, please feel free to contact me
(419) 841-5631
or
hill@saintroseonline.org
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School Advisory Council
Are you interested in holding a position on the School Advisory Council (SAC)?
Saint Rose School Advisory Council (SAC) serves in a consultative and advisory capacity to both the pastor and principal. SAC is a working committee, and outside of its regularly scheduled meetings, lay members serve as liaisons with other parish committees, as well as assume responsibility and direction over many aspects of the parent component of the Saint Rose School's strategic plan. Its members serve as Advocates for Saint Rose School, as well as proponents of Catholic education. Members will serve as parent ambassadors to families in the school and liaisons between the school families and the parishioners of Saint Rose, thereby ensuring the best possible education for the students of Saint Rose School.
Applications deadline: Tuesday, May 23, 2017
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Saint Rose Celebrates 150 Years! 
We are looking for volunteers to help kick off our celebration beginning at Meet the Teacher night, Monday, August 14, 2017.
If you're able to bring 2 dozen cookies for our celebration, please
CLICK HERE to sign up!
Thank you!
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Dear Saint Rose School Families,
Last week, as part of Teens High On Life (T.H.O.L.) Week, the seventh and eighth graders heard Dr. Richard Paat, a local physician and medical missionary who travels to impoverished countries and assists the migrant workers in Northwest Ohio, speak about helping the local migrant workers. Migrant families travel here during the summer for the planting and harvesting season, working 12-hours in the fields every day. It is difficult for the parents, but also for the children who come up with their parents. While the parents work in the fields, the migrant children attend school for religious education and classroom learning. As part of my recycling program at Saint Rose, we are collecting NEW and/or VERY GENTLY USED, school supplies for the migrant workers' children. The goal is for this to become an annual end of the year school year collection to support our migrant families.
I ask that through the end of the school year that you please send into school
NEW
and/or VERY GENTLY USED, school supplies for the migrant workers' children. These items will be sorted by type of school supply, and then donated on behalf of Saint Rose School. They will be used at the migrant schools for the children of migrant workers who have schooling during the summer planting and harvesting season. Just think, instead of all of these supplies coming home and trying to decide what to do with them, they can be reused by those who are so less fortunate. I am very excited about this program too as it does not create any new costs for Saint Rose School or our school families, and it also prevents these used and unused school supplies from being thrown away. So, like the recycling program introduced at the beginning of this school year, this too will result in our throwing away less, thus, reducing what goes into landfills, while also helping those who truly could benefit for these schools supplies - we are paying it forward to others! Through this we are teaching the students to think of others and become more aware of how fortunate they are to attend Saint Rose School. We will all be living out the Spiritual and Corporal Works of Mercy by participating in this program. With this being an annual end of year collection, we can continue to support those less fortunate.
Thank you so much for supporting those less fortunate in our community and caring for God's creation! We are all truly
Very gratefully,
Gabriella Ravas
Saint Rose School 8th grader
Cadette, Girl Scout Troop #10730
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Saint Rose Employment Opportunities
Part-Time Spanish Teacher
Saint Rose School, Perrysburg, Ohio is seeking a part-time Spanish teacher for the 2017-2018 school year. The candidate must hold valid Ohio licensure, or nontax license and be proficient with technology in the classroom. Preferred candidates will have previous school experience, a strong background in Spanish, and/or a foreign language degree. Interested applicants should email cover letter, resume, references, and letters of recommendation to Dr. Bryon Borgelt at
applications@saintroseonline.org. Applications will be accepted through June 2, 2017.
Parish & School Bookkeeper
Saint Rose Parish & School is seeking a full-time bookkeeper (up to 40 hours a week). The role performs all bookkeeping duties to ensure proper maintenance of accounting records, processing of receivables, payables, and payroll; preparation of routine and special accounting reports. Interested candidates should submit a resume and references to
hohler@saintroseonline.org by
May 31st, 2017
Admissions Director
Saint Rose School, Perrysburg, Ohio is seeking a part-time admissions director for the 2017/18 school year. The admissions director is responsible for recruiting new families to Saint Rose School and assisting them through the enrollment process. Marketing background a plus. Interested applicants should email cover letter, resume, references, and letters of recommendation to Dr. Bryon Borgelt at
applications@saintroseonline.org.
Application deadline is May 30, 2017.
Please CLICK HERE to view responsibilities and qualifications.
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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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