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SAVE THE DATE
SEPTEMBER 7
Jeans Day for the 8th grade trip to Washington, DC, grades K-5 are free, grades 6-12 $1 with a red, white and blue, $2 spirit shirt
SEPTEMBER 8
Flag Football, grades K-4, Zierolf Field, 9:30am - 10:30am
SEPTEMBER 9
Confirmation Parent and Candidate meeting, Holy Angels Church, 6:30pm-7:30pm
SEPTEMBER 13
Girl Scout parent meeting, Grades K-5, SCCS cafeteria, 6:30pm
SEPTEMBER 15
Flag Football, grades K-4, Zierolf Field, 9:30am - 10:30am
SEPTEMBER 16
TLC Kick-It Kickball Tournament, grades K-5, $5 to play, $10 for a shirt, Zierolf Field, 3:00pm-5:00pm
SEPTEMBER 16
Powderpuff Football game/Ultimate Frisbee game, Zierolf Field, 5:45pm
SEPTEMBER 17-20
Camp Storer trip, 6th
grade
SEPTEMBER 18
2 hour delay, classes begin at 9:40am
SEPTEMBER 21
Homecoming Parade and Game
SEPTEMBER 22
Homecoming Dance, grades 9-12
SEPTEMBER 22
Victory Day, Huron Memorial Stadium, 1:00pm-2:30pm
SEPTEMBER 26
Freshman class retreat
SEPTEMBER 27
Muffins with Mom, 3 year old preschool, cafeteria, 7:15am-8:00am
SEPTEMBER 28
Muffins with Mom, 4 year old preschool, CUB and grades K-5, cafeteria, 7:15am-8:00am
SEPTEMBER 29
Flag Football, grades K-4, Zierolf Field, 9:30am - 10:30am
OCTOBER 6
Flag Football, grades K-4, Zierolf Field, 9:30am - 10:30am
OCTOBER 6
Mini-Cheer Clinic, preschool - grade 5, MPR, 8:00am-2:00pm
OCTOBER 12
No school, teacher in-service
OCTOBER 13
Flag Football, grades K-4, Zierolf Field, 9:30am - 10:30am
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St. Mary Central Catholic High School senior Clayton Kresser returned from ten weeks of U.S. Army basic training at Fort Jackson in Columbia, South Carolina on August 30. He will report for National Guard duty once a month in Cleveland and in return for his service he will receive 100 percent of his in-state college tuition paid. Clayton intends to study construction management in college and will be rejoining the football team on the field this Friday night at Bucyrus. Welcome home, Clayton!
SANDUSKY CENTRAL CATHOLIC SCHOOL NEWS
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StopIt BULLYING REPORTING TOOL
Sandusky Central Catholic School is committed to creating a positive, healthy environment for all of our students to grow and thrive. One resource we are using to make sure we are meeting that benchmark is the StopIt bullying reporting tool. SCCS defines bullying as, "any intentional written, verbal, graphic, or physical act that a student or group of students exhibits toward other particular student more than once and the behavior causes mental or physical harm; it creates an intimidating, threatening or abusive educational environment for the other student. This includes electronic communication as well." If students are exhibiting these behaviors, StopIt may be used as an anonymous reporting tool for students and parents. All students will be able to access StopIt through the website:
appweb.stopitsolutions.com. Our school code is: SCCSPanthers.
INTERESTED IN JOINING THE BAND?
Over the past two weeks, children have been trying out instruments in music class to see if they would like to join the band program. If your child is interested in playing an instrument, we will be having a Band Open House next Thursday, September 13, from 6:00pm-8:00pm. During this time, you will be able to get an idea on pricing options and meet with Mr. Hadsell and Mrs. Nave. Representatives from Forte Music and Second Wind Music Store will be present as well. If you have any questions, please email Mr. Hadsell at [email protected].
TLC COLLECTING POP TABS
SMCC's Teen Leadership Corps class is conducting a school-wide pop tab collection for the Ronald McDonald House in Northwestern Ohio. This is an ongoing drive that will continue into the spring of 2019. We are asking that our Panther Family help others in their time of need by keeping the tabs from aluminum cans. The Ronald McDonald House recycles the tabs, and with the money they receive from this recycling, they are able to provide meals and housing accommodations for their guests at no charge. Last year, the Ronald McDonald House helped over 500 families while their children received medical care in Toledo.
Now that the school year has begun, we would like all parents to please log into their Final Forms accounts to verify and update any information shown. This will allow us to keep accurate contact methods. Please log in using the following link:
https://sanduskycentralcatholic-oh.finalforms.com
Important information for Middle School and High School
Parents of students in grades 6-12 will need to read and accept the "1:1 Device Acceptable Use Policy" in Final Forms before the student will be issued their device for the school year. Please complete this online as soon as possible.
If you are having trouble accessing Final Forms, please email Mr. Riedy at
[email protected]
for assistance.
CAFETERIA SYSTEM UPGRADE
In the coming weeks, we will begin to implement an upgrade to our cafeteria system, allowing us to eliminate the use of cards. Students will no longer need to carry their paper cards through the lunch line and instead will begin tapping their fingers. Students will be identified at the register using bio-metrics from their finger.
No images of fingerprints are stored on the system, only a unique code generated by the fingerprint is used to confirm the student's identity.
The other aspects of our lunch program will remain the same and you can continue to deposit funds onto your child(ren)'s account by using
https://www.k12paymentcenter.com/. For anyone unfamiliar with K12 Payment Center, by registering on their website you can see what items are being purchased, check balances, and deposit funds. All you need to sign up is your student's ID number, which can be found on their report cards or current ID card.
ATHLETIC EVENT VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
The Athletic Department is looking for volunteers to help with the following: Girls Volleyball ticket sellers, Varsity Football chain crew and help supervising the press box. Please contact Mr. Roth at
[email protected] or 419-626-1892, ext. 276. Thank you!
PINK-OUT T-SHIRTS
Get your official 2018 Pink-Out T-shirt and unite together in support of breast cancer awareness and prevention.
Please click here for the order form and return to school with payment by Friday, September 7. Please make checks payable to Panther Cheerleading. 50% of the profits will be donated to NBCF; a foundation for providing mammograms for women in need. Wear your shirts on Pink-Out night Saturday, Oct 6 as the Panthers take on the Gibsonburg Golden Bears.
SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED
Have you ever considered becoming a substitute teacher? Did you know you only need a Bachelor's Degree in order to obtain your license? If you are interested in becoming a substitute teacher at SCCS, please email Lois Walsh at [email protected] for more information.
PRESCHOOL AND ELEMENTARY SCHOOL NEWS
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GIRL SCOUT PARENT MEETING RESCHEDULED
There will be a parent meeting for any girl in kindergarten through grade 5 interested in joining the Girl Scouts on Thursday, September 13, in the SCCS cafeteria at 6:30pm. If you are unable to attend, please email Jessica Grimm at [email protected].
FOOTBALL MINI CHEER CLINIC
On Saturday, October 6, the Panther Cheerleaders will be hosting a football season mini cheer clinic for students in preschool through grade 5. The High School cheerleaders will work with the students to learn healthy nutrition, proper stretching techniques, motions, jumps, sideline chants, group cheer, and dances. Participants will receive a team t-shirt and a special cheer gear item. All participants are invited to join our Panther Cheerleaders during the first quarter of the Varsity football game. Please click here for more information and a registration form; deadline to register is September 7. We hope to see you there!
PANTHER FLAG FOOTBALL
Panther Flag Football League registration is underway for students in kindergarten through grade 4. The league will meet at Zierolf Field from 9:30-10:30am. The cost is $30 and includes a t-shirt. Players will also be announced at a home varsity football game. Please register by September 8.
Click here for a registration form.
MIDDLE AND HIGH SCHOOL SCHOOL NEWS
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BGSU-FIRELANDS CAMPUS COLLEGE NIGHT
Bowling Green State University-Firelands Campus will host its 48th annual College Night Tuesday, September 11, from 6:00pm-7:30pm at Firelands' Cedar Point Center. Attendees will have the opportunity to meet admissions representatives from more than 60 colleges, universities and schools of nursing. It's free and open to the public, but highly recommended for all high school juniors and seniors.
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