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Upcoming Events
- November 3: 8th Grade Alternate Dress
- November 8: Parent/ Teacher Eve Conferences 4:30-9pm
- November 9: Parent/ Teacher Eve Conferences 4:30-9pm
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November 16:
2 Hour Delay - Classes begin at 11am
- November 21: Alternate Dress OSU vs UM
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November 22-26:
NO SCHOOL - Thanksgiving Break
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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,
Twice a year Saint Rose School distributes the MAP tests to our students as part of a requirement through the diocese. You just recently received the results for your son or daughter and how he or she performed in the areas of math, reading, language arts and science. As I stated in my letter that accompanied the test results, please do not put too much emphasis on these results, whether they were high, low or somewhere in between. The value is the culmination of test results over time and how your child performs. This long term picture helps you and teachers make informed decisions, coupled with classroom observations, about the education of our students.
Collectively, Saint Rose did well on the MAP. We continue to outperform the nation and the diocese in every grade level and every subject area. Our test results place Saint Rose Catholic School in the top 15% of all schools in the country according to the Council for American Private Education. This means that Saint Rose currently meets the qualifications as a Blue Ribbon School. Next week we will apply to be a Blue Ribbon School through CAPE!
The second take away from our school's performance is the three year trend of our current middle school students. The graphs show their performance over the past three years as a percentile. Percentiles should stay relatively the same year in and year out. If our 7th grade scores better than 70 percent of the country, they continue to perform at that level as they and the rest of the country grow. The interesting thing is that our middle school students tend to see their percentiles grow over the years. This means that they are out-gaining/out-growing themselves and the rest of the country in their age group. This is an ongoing trend at Saint Rose. Their growth is a testament to the hard work of our students, families and teachers!
Standardized test scores are not everything. We know that our students are more than a sum of test numbers. That said, it is reassuring to see how well our students and teachers perform.
Sincerely,
Bryon Borgelt
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Parent/Teacher Conferences
Still need to sign up for conferences?
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Class
Mass for Preschool/Kdg Readiness
Nov. 12
The third
Class
Mass
will be held on
Sunday, November 12
at the
9:00 am
Mass
. Families with Preschool and Kindergarten Readiness age children are invited to worship together and to gather for a light reception to socialize in the Sacred Heart Center (school cafeteria) following
Mass
. This is a wonderful time to strengthen or create bonds of Christian friendship. This is open to all parishioners and school families.
Please click
here
to RSVP with the number who will be attending so that pews can be reserved in the front near the Saint Joseph altar and so that food can be provided. You can also sign up for your family to bring up the Offertory gifts or to be Greeters before
Mass
. Alternatively, you may RSVP with your family name and number of attendees by emailing Anne Brahier at
[email protected].
The response to the first Class Masses has been very positive. The Parish/School Relations Subcommittee hopes that many families from the school and parish will attend on
November 12
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First Quarter Honor Roll 
Congratulations to our 5-8th graders who made 1st and 2nd Honors for the First Quarter.
Keep up the great work!
First Honors
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Fifth Grade
Elizabeth Kobler
Philip Ravas
Janelle Szymanski
Emma Fister
Florentine Boutrand
Sophia Cadaret
Dylan Blubaugh
Samuel Kuh
Kathryn Batey
Paulo Walkosky
Nicholas Becker
Elias Beredo
Alexander Sherer
Abigail Myers
Ryan Scully
Lilli Areddy
Emma Reid
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Sixth Grade
Allison Westmeyer
Daniel Cavanagh
Ethan Batdorf
Amelia Taylor
Colleen Nudd
Emma Nitschke
Anna Kang
Jayan Fernandes
Tyler Jeffrey
Enora Boutrand
Brynn Chlebowski
Lucy Mott
Abigail Bacon
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Seventh Grade
Katherine Hoyt
Maya Fister
Stephanie Sosko
Avery Hunt
Annika Pendell
Andrew Hunt
Jeremy Szymanski
Evan McConnachie
Jacy Foos
Isabella Traxler
Joseph Johnson
Matthew Johnson
Olivia Prielipp
Michael Miller
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Eighth Grade
Hannah Jeffrey
Nicholas Basista
Liam Alkire
Sarah Mickens
Andrew Turner
Lydwine Boutrand
Jennifer Pryer
Martin Beredo
Sydney Miller
Noah Kuh
Brinn Hunt
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Second Honors
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Fifth Grade
Benjamin Cadaret
Gavin Coulson-Tansey
Alison Croci
Seamus Wilson
Jessica Talberth
Samuel Gaynor
Gage Hayes
Hudson Lorenz
Kendra Geisbuhler
Kody Schafer
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Sixth Grade
Martina Homer
Lucile Kuh
John Dieter
Jonathon Francis
Emersyn Rindler
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Seventh Grade
Melina Ramirez
Vivian DiSalle
Elizabeth Stout
Jaidyn Destatte
Benjamin Sandvik
Nicholas Retzloff
John Batey
Nathaniel Bacon
Zachary Sexton
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Eighth Grade
Lucas Batdorf
Nathaniel Francis
Charlie Demczuk
Kari Areddy
Zachary Spackey
Rachel Ward
Ryan Schumaker
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8th Grade Spanish
The 8th grade Spanish class celebrated dia de los muertos on Halloween. The students worked on the project and brought in pictures of their late grandparents. Our Spanish teacher, Mrs. Morales, directed the project and also brought in special bread from a local Mexican bakery.
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November Collection
One of the Corporal Works of Mercy is to Bury the Dead. Last year Saint Rose School began a Saint Rose Cemetery Fund to help offset burial costs for families who cannot afford burial. Alternate dress day collections and weekly Mass collections during the month of November will be donated to the Saint Rose Cemetery Fund that is sponsored by the school children.
Thank you for your generosity!
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Saint Rose School Night
at Heroes the Party Experience!
Drop-off your kids for a fun filled evening of inflatables, laser tag and more!
Ages 4-12
Thursday November 30, 2017
5:30-8:00 pm
$10 per child (Pay at the door)
Optional painting class: $15 per child (Pay at the door.)
Heroes, The Party Experience
9851 Meridian Court
Rossford, OH 43460
(419) 873-9400
For every participant, Heroes will give Saint Rose School a credit toward games for the spring carnival.
This is a closed-door event for Saint Rose and Saint Joan of Arc Schools.
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Mistletoe Mingler 
Sponsored by the Pirate Parents Club
Drop-in and be festive with other
Saint Rose parents!
Thursday, November 30, 2017
5:30 to 8:00 pm
Corks, 27250 Crossroads Pkwy, Rossford, OH
Tickets good for snacks and one beverage.
Adults only please.
$10 per person OR $18 per couple
Don't Miss Out! Sign-up by November 19, 2017.
Tickets will be available for pick-up at the door of Corks on November 30.
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Counselor's Corner
Oct. 2017
This month's lesson will focus on the Lifeskill of Friendship and what it means to be a true friend. The lessons emphasized how even through we all are different in many ways, we can still show friendships to others.
Guidance Lesson Recap:
Grade K: We read the book
Lucy and the Bully by Claire Alexander. The story emphasized how we can work through friendship problems and still show kindness when someone makes a mistake. As a class, we talked about positive ways to treat others.
Grades 1/2: We read the book
The Ugly Duckling by Rachel Isadora which focused on how the duckling felt with being different. Students discussed the many ways that we are all different but how we can still have great friendships even with out differences. We also focused on many ways in which we can show friendship among our classmates.
Grades 3/4: We read the book
If Only I Had a Green Nose by Max Lucado. The story was about a puppet that longed to fit in, even at the expense of others. In the end, he realized his true worth and how it is important how to treat others is a way to show friendship. As a class, we talked about many ways to show friendship toward others.
Grades 5: We completed an activity that focused on how giving compliments is a wonderful way to help get to know new friends and build old friendships as well. Students then had the opportunity to participate in a game that focused on receiving sincere compliments from other classmates all while trying not to smile. It can be quite difficult but lots of fun.
Grades 6-8: We completed an activity where we discussed how friendships could take many forms and ways to show true friendship. Students then participated in an activity where the group of students had to define friendship with one word. They then had to spell the word with their bodies and have the audience guess what it is.
What to Expect This Time of Year
It seems like every year during October and November, friendships will start to have their ups and downs. One minute your child may seem like they are inseparable from their best friend and the next day, they want nothing to do with them. Remember these are pretty normal friendship issues that occur, especially with grades 2-8, but it can happen in the younger grades as well. Children are starting to figure out their social world and peer relationships and it comes with a few bumps along the road. However, if a friendship concern crosses the line into bullying, which is classified as intentional and recurrent verbal/physical/emotional harm, please contact the administration or myself for assistance.
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Employment Opportunities
Third Grade Aide
Saint Rose School is seeking a part-time third grade aide for the 2017/18 school year. Preferred candidates will have previous school experience. Interested applicants should email cover letter, resume, references, and letters of recommendation to Dr. Bryon Borgelt at
[email protected]
. The position will remain open until a satisfactory candidate is secured.
Part Time Musical Director
Saint Rose School is seeking a part-time musical director for the 2018 spring musical. This position will run January through May, and will demand approximately 24 hours per week. Preferred candidates will have previous experience directing a musical and experience working with students. Candidates must demonstrate that they can communicate, organize and cooperate with parents, students, and volunteers. The director will supervise the music director, choreographer, and set design. The director will be responsible for setting the rehearsal calendar, staging, costumes, casting, and production. Interested applicants should email cover letter, resume, references, and letters of recommendation to Dr. Bryon Borgelt at
[email protected]
. Application deadline is November 3, 2017.
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CYO CORNER
Great job to all of our volleyball athletes who have completed yet another great volleyball season!! Thank you to the volleyball commissioners, Kim Sosko and Kristin Busse as well as all of the coaches who have put in countless hours ministering to these athletes and teaching them many life skills, one being the game of volleyball!!
BANQUET
: Volleyball athletes and families, please remember to join us at the end of season banquet, this Saturday November 4th starting at 5PM mass. Reserved seating at the front of church. Banquet immediately following in the school cafeteria. Athletes can wear their jersey to mass.
Congratulations to the 6th grade (coach Trautman/Ortyl) volleyball team who were CYO tournament champs! Great way to end the season girls!!
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BASKETBALL COACHES MEETING
Monday, November 6
th at 6:30PM in the St. Rose school cafeteria. Please plan to attend if you are a new or returning basketball coach.
Please contact, Aimee Sandvik at
[email protected]
with any questions.
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Saint Rose School Thanksgiving Food Drive
November 1 - November 21, 2017
Perrysburg Christians United Operates a Food Pantry in Perrysburg for Northern Wood County behind Grace United Methodist Church by Woodland Park.
The Pantry serves the needs of the community through its various projects and services. PCU is a 100% volunteer operation and relies on the generosity of the community to support its mission. Any boxed or canned non-perishable item is welcomed. PCU believes it has been called to provide assistance to individuals and families in needful situations. Pleas bring your food items to class and place them in the blue bins through November. We will pick them up right before Thanksgiving break. Some ideas for items we are always in need of are listed below....
- Personal items - Shampoo, toilet paper, etc
- Canned meat
- Hamburger Helper
- Canned fruits and vegetables
- Crackers
- Cereal
- Soup
- Peanut Butter
- Instant Potatoes
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Men's Night Out
Attention Saint Rose Dads!!
We hope your son(s) and/or daughter(s) enjoy(s) their time at Saint Rose School while developing academically and spiritually.
Saint Rose Men's Night Out is an annual event that consists of food, beverage, football and fun. The 26th MNO is scheduled for Monday evening, November 20
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, which is the Monday of Thanksgiving week, 6:30-12:00PM. The event continues to be a great community builder within the parish and school, and we typically raise a few thousand dollars that are used to support the Saint Rose Youth Athletic Council (YAC), which oversees all SR CYO sports.
Many MNO participants, whether patrons or committee members, have developed great friendships as a result of the event. So why not join us for a great meal and a few beverages?
So.... Join us on Monday, November 20, 2017 at 6:30pm in the St. Rose Gym for Fun, Food, Football & Fellowship!
BBQ ribs & chicken, brats, and all the trimmings will be served. Beverage tickets will be sold separately at the event. Enjoy Monday Football on the BIG screen, a variety of card games, 50/50 raffle, and more. (Must be 21 years or older to attend)
Tickets are $28 until November 6
th (early bird special)
Tickets are $35 after November 6
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Thank You,
Saint Rose Men's Night Out Committee
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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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November 5 (Sunday)
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9am Mass
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Begin
attending Mass together
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| November 8 |
Baptism & Confirmation |
Fr. Kidd |
| November 12 (Sunday) |
Rite of Acceptance |
Fr. George |
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
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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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