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Upcoming Events
- September 29: Spirit Day/ Fall Sports Pep Rally
- October 2: Preschool Dad's Night 6:30pm
- October 3: Preschool Dad's Night 6:30pm
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October 4:
2 Hour Delay (Classes start at 11am)
- October 4: Preschool Dad's Night 6:30pm
- October 5:
KR Dad's Night 6:30pm
- October 6:
8th Grade Alternate Dress
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October 13:
End of First Quarter
- October 24: Preschool Grandparent's Day
- October 25: Preschool Grandparent's Day
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October 26:
Trunk or Treat 6-7pm
- October 30: Preschool Halloween Parade 11am & 2:15pm
- October 31: Preschool Halloween Parade 11am & 2:15pm
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October 31:
Alternate Dress
Halloween Parties 2:15pm
Halloween Parade 2:45pm
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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,
I hope that you are having a great week. For the past two days our 8th graders visited the local Catholic high schools. They enjoyed the pep rallies, treats and fun. We are fortunate to live in a community that is surrounded by so many excellent high schools shaped in the Catholic tradition. Please pray for our 8th graders and their families as they make this discernment.
Tomorrow is our fall rally day. Students can wear their CYO shirt/Pirate shirt/Saint Rose shirt/150th shirt along with their normal dress pants, shorts or skirt. Our day will end with a special visit from the mayor, as he will present a proclamation for the school's 150th Anniversary. We are looking forward to a fun day.
I hope that your family had an opportunity to respond to the Sponsor a Student campaign. If not, please take a moment to prayerfully discern what your family is able to contribute to our tuition assistance campaign. This campaign directly benefits our school by supporting the tuition of over 30 students. All of our students pay the majority of their tuition, but some do need assistance to make our Catholic education possible. Your generosity, combined with the support of our parish, allows a Catholic education for all those who desire it in Perrysburg.
I hope to see you at Mass this weekend.
Sincerely,
Bryon Borgelt
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Spirit Day & Fall Pep Rally
TOMORROW, Friday, September 29 is the Fall Pep Rally. At the end of the day, the school will gather to celebrate all of the students participating in CYO sports at Saint Rose.
The entire student body is invited to wear either their CYO uniform shirt or a Saint Rose spirit wear shirt along with their uniform skirt or pants/shorts.
GO PIRATES!
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In honor of Saint Rose School's 150th anniversary, we'd like to hear what you LOVE most about our school!
We are hoping to collect at least 150 reasons why we LOVE Saint Rose School!
What do YOU love most about Saint Rose School?
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Service at Saint Rose
The staff at Helping Hands St. Louis in Toledo were happy to accept the almost 500 personal hygiene kits that students and their grandparents assembled during K-8 Grandparents' Day. Thank you also to the donors that made this service project possible:
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Pam Seem
Lifetouch
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Drs. Mark & Jen Becker, DDS
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Joyce Matso
La Quinta Inn & Suites
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Dr. Joseph Sexton, DDS
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Service Hour Opportunity!
UPDATE:
Due to a funeral luncheon, please drop off all baked goods AFTER 3:30 outside of the front of the church on Saturday.
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The 10th Annual Knights of Columbus Bake Sale - benefiting St. Rose Vacation Bible School -
is coming up,
September 30-October 1 , after all masses!
We are in need of
baked goods to
sell!
Students can receive service hours for
baking,
or for helping set up at
2pm
on Saturday.
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Internet Filtering At Home 
The internet is a great resource. It can be however, a great danger at the same time. It is not wise to give children unfiltered access to the internet. At school we filter content to help protect our students from unwanted and harmful content. It is important to have the ability to filter content in your own home as well. Here is some information about four effective ways to limit the content available to your children while using mobile devices and computers in your home. This list is not exhaustive so, if what you see here will not work for you, please do some research and find something that you can use in your home.
Please
CLICK HERE to read more about filtering options.
If you would like to use a service on a school device, please contact Mr. Combs ([email protected]) to ensure it is compatible with restrictions already in place. Thank you.
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Alumni News
Three current Saint Francis students and Saint Rose graduates earned top honors for their academic achievement during the 2016-17 school year. The top student from each grade is chosen to receive this honor for each of the academic content areas. Congratulations to our former students!
Matthew Basista (class of 2019) Excellence in Social Studies, Excellence in Spanish, Excellence in Overall Academics with a GPA of 4.889 (tied for first)
Siddarth Fernandes (class of 2019) Excellence in Chinese, Excellence in Overall Academics with a GPA of 4.889 (tied for first)
Jacob Henry (class of 2018) Excellence in Chinese
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Saint Rose Student Council
This year, we are once again having a Student Council at Saint Rose. Each class will have a representative that will come to meetings, help make decisions, and share information with their class. Student Council will consist of two students from each grade level (grades 1-8).
If your child is interested in being a part of Student Council, please have them complete the STUDENT COUNCIL APPLICATION and return it to their home room teacher by Tuesday, October 3, 2017.
Student
Council will meet on the following
Tuesday's from 3:45PM-4:30PM
in Mr. Nudd's classroom (room 18):
October 24
November 7
December 12
January 9
February 6
February 27 (March mtg)
April 10
May 1
If you have any questions regarding Student Council, please feel free to contact us.
Thank you,
Mr. Nudd and Mrs. Dulaney
Student Council Coordinators
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Counselor's Corner Sept. 2017
September's lesson focused on the lifeskill of Integrity. Integrity focuses on doing what is right even in tough situations. We focused on showing moral character in multiple environments, such as home and school.
Guidance Lesson Recap:
Grade K: We read the book
Lucy and the Bully by Claire Alexander, which was about a little lamb named Lucy who was having a hard time with another student at school. The story discussed what students should do if they experience bullying situations. As a class, we brainstormed ways to show integrity in doing what is right, such as standing up for themselves and talking to the teacher about their concerns.
Grades K-1: We read the book
Eggbert The Slightly Cracked Egg
by Tom Ross and Rex Barron, which focused on many examples of integrity. From respecting others' feelings to keeping promises, we talked about the many ways that we can show friendship and integrity toward others. We also talked about examples of what to do when others do not show integrity, such as with situations of bullying.
Grades 2: We read the book
The Boy Who Looked Like Lincoln by Mike Reiss. The story focused on how a boy felt when other friends made fun of the way he looked. We discussed how we are all different and it is important to appreciate all of our differences. We discussed ways to show integrity and how to stand up for a friend in situations similar to these.
Grades 3: We read the book
Won't Somebody Play With Me? By Steven Kellogg. Students discussed the many examples of integrity, such as why it is important to do what is right even if you don't get caught or in trouble. We also discussed the differences of bullying and being bossy and how to handle both of those situations. As a class, we discussed the many ways we can show integrity with others, such as helping a friend and being honest.
Grades 4 & 5: We read the book
Bully by Patricia Polacco, which focused on how technology can cause problems with friendships and even cyberbullying. The story was about a girl from school who struggled with finding her real friends, while dealing with the consequences of cyberbullying. As a class, we discussed the many struggles that students deal with, such as fitting in and wanting to be popular. We discussed how showing integrity plays a role in all aspects of our life.
Grades 6-8: We completed an activity where we discussed the many ways people can practice integrity and we discussed what not showing this lifeskill may look like. As a class, students then participated in a game of putt putt. We discussed how group work requires integrity in following the rules, including everyone in the group, and staying positive when tasks may be challenging.
Resources to Parents
With the school year getting in full swing, here are a few links that may be helpful with after school routines and homework time.
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CYO CORNER
SAVE THE DATE...
 Online registration for BASKETBALL begins
Friday, October 6th and ends Friday, October 22nd.
Register on our parish CYO web page HERE
CYO Basketball is available for girls and boys,
3rd grade through high school.
All registrations will be completed online and will close on Friday, October 22.
Be sure to get signed up while you can.
*** IMPORTANT REMINDER ***
If you did not play a fall CYO sport, don't forget to make your physical appointments soon. A doctor's signature is still required before participation. The form for doctor's signature is available now on our parish website CYO page.
If we have a form on file from a fall CYO sport a new one is not needed.
ATTENTION BASKETBALL COACHES - NEW AND RETURNING!
- Please be sure to register for coaches Initial Certification or Re- Certification through CYO. Visit the CYO Toledo website for a list of upcoming dates.
- There will be a parish coaches meeting scheduled at the end of October, date TBD.
- Please email the athletic director if you are interested in coaching a basketball team this season, [email protected]
Saint Rose Flag Football, Soccer, Volleyball and Cross Country teams are still in full swing ~ catch a game this weekend!
Saturday, September 30th
Cross Country @ UT/Scott Park Campus -
Juniors/Cadets 9:00am & PeeWees/Minors 11:30am
Flag Football vs St. Joe Maumee @ Tim Boyle Field 1:00pm
3rd/4th Volleyball - Cherry vs St. Joan of Arc @ St. Pats 1:00pm
5th Volleyball vs St Joan of Arc @ All Saints 3:00pm
6th Volleyball - Trautman vs Regina Coeli @ Regina Coeli 1:00pm
6th Volleyball - Okenka vs St. Joe Sylvania @ St. Joe Sylvania 11:00am
7th Volleyball vs St. Joe Maumee @ Christ the King 2:00pm
Sunday, October 1st
Cadet Football (play w/St. Pats) vs Cardinal Stritch @ TDC Field 1:00pm
3rd/4th Volleyball - Busse vs Regina Coeli @ Regina Coeli 4:00pm
Pee Wee Soccer vs St. Pius X @ OCP Field 2:00pm
Minor Soccer vs St. Richard @ McQuade Field 3:40pm
Cadet Soccer - Cadaret vs Regina Coeli @ 5/3 Field 3:20pm
Cadet Soccer - Dynda vs St. Richards @ 5/3 Field 2:10pm
Junior Soccer vs SJJ Academy @ Noe Field 2:30pm
Saint Rose School's 5th grade boy's soccer team (with coaches) trying to stay cool before playing aggressive offense and defense in sweltering heat Sunday mid-afternoon to emerge victorious 5-0 over a tough St. Joan of Arc team.
What an exciting game it was for everyone!
Photo credit: Elizabeth Ravas
Participation in CYO athletics is provided through sponsorship of Saint Rose Parish.
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Kroger Community Rewards
It is time to print your Kroger Community Rewards balance.
Please send the print-out to the Saint Rose School office to the attention of Alison Ray-Kobler. To ensure that we have the most up to date information on file, please also write the name of the St. Rose child/family who should receive the credit for your earnings (if applicable). The only way we are able to assign the Kroger Community Rewards to a specific Scrip account is by having the Scrip participants print and submit their Kroger Community Rewards donation amount. Thank you.
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Room Parent Volunteers
Your child's classroom is in need of volunteers to sign up as
room parents!
Room Parent Volunteers are simply parent helpers for each classroom. You will meet with your child's teacher to coordinate activities, dates and times and assign other parents to help out with snacks, crafts, etc. as the teacher instructs. We will need 2 parents per classroom and sign up will be on a first come, first serve basis, so please sign up ASAP! Also, this year we are trying something different: we would like to keep in contact with you to receive feedback about your classroom and to make sure your year is running as smooth as possible. Thank you in advance for volunteering your time and talents, because without you, these parties would not be possible!
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It's Box Top Contest Time!
It's time to kick off the first of two contests this school year to raise money for our Technology department!
The contest will run September 18-October 13
Templates found in TODAY's Brown Envelope or
HERE
Here's how you can help:
- Purchase products with the Box Tops logo
- Check the expiration date! Only Box Tops with an expiration date AFTER November 2017 will be accepted
- Cut along the DOTTED Box Top line
- Attach the Box Tops to the template provided (HERE or in your child's brown envelope TODAY!) - Glue or Tape ONLY - No Staples, Please!
- Turn in your completed Box Tops sheet (25 box Tops) to your teacher
Please write your child's name/grade/teacher on the sheet. Additional Box Tops over 25 can be placed on a second sheet (sheet must have 25 Box Tops - no partials, please) or placed in a baggie Turn BONUS Box Tops in separately. DO NOT ATTACH to the sheet of 25 It's that simple!  Enlist your family, friends and neighbors to help you collect. Every student that completes 1 or more templates (25 Box Tops) will receive an alternate dress day. The grade with the most completed templates will win a pizza party! Additional templates will be available in the office or by clicking HERE.
LET'S START COLLECTING!
Check out the
Box Top App
for more ways to earn for Saint Rose!
Please direct questions to Natasha Lydey: [email protected] |
Part-Time Extended Day Teacher
St. Rose School has a part-time opening for an Extended Day Teacher position for our new Extended Day Program. This position provides support to the Extended Day Program Director, manages after-school programming, and interacts with students and parents. The key responsibilities of the Extended Day Teacher include, but are not limited to: assistance with homework, implementation of program activities, and interaction with and supervision of children ages preschool through 8th grade.
The successful candidate will have a High School degree or equivalent, with experience in classroom or program supervision, college education and teaching experience ideal. Must be organized, energetic, and enjoy spending time with children.
Please submit a resume, cover letter, references to:
Annie Arthur
Extended Day Program Director
St. Rose School
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CONTINUING ADULT FAITH FORMATION
 "Too old too soon, too smart too late." That mantra comes to mind every time I
think about how I would have raised my daughters differently had I been more
knowledgeable about my Catholic faith. If I had life to live over again, the one
thing I would invest more time in would be learning and living a more authentic
practice of my Catholic faith as a mother and parent. It is the one investment that
offers eternal rewards." Mary Alice Newnam, St. Rose Parishioner
RCIA Upcoming Sessions
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October 4
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The Paschal Mystery: The Passion, Death, and Resurrection of Jesus
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Fr. George
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October 11
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Life of Prayer and Why It Matters
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TBD
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October 18
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Liturgy & Sacraments
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Fr. Kidd
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October 25
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Praying the Mass & Liturgical Year
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Fr. Kidd
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October 28 (Saturday)
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Day of Reflection The Eucharist
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Fr. Kidd
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Wondering how to answer the questions your children will ask you about God and the Catholic faith? Join us every week for a topic of interest to you as we explore the Catholic faith through RCIA.
Come to deepen your knowledge of the Catholic faith and/or to learn more about becoming Catholic. Hope to see you in the Sacred Heart Center on the St. Rose Parish campus, Wednesday, October 4, 7-9pm!
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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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