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Upcoming Events
- January 8-18: Grades 1-8 Priority Reg for School Families
- January 22-25: Grades 1-8 Priority Reg for Parish Families
- January 25:
Saint Rose Family Dance
6:30-7:45pm
- January 27:
Open House
1-3pm
Grades 1-8 Registration opens to public
- January 28 - February 1: Catholic Schools Week
- January 31: Middle School Ski Trip
- February 1: Staff vs. 8th Grade Volleyball Game 2:30pm
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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,
This weekend's forecast is a reminder of how weather can impact our day to day operations. Please remember that Saint Rose Catholic School follows Perrysburg School District for all weather related delays and closings. Several of the local news stations offer alert notices. You will just need to select Perrysburg. Please remember to check the news in the morning before leaving when the roads are snowy, icy or the weather is exceptionally cold. Saint Rose will not have morning care if there is a weather related delay or closing.
That said, I hope that you and your family have an opportunity to get out and enjoy the snow this weekend.
Sincerely,
Bryon Borgelt
Language Arts & Math Testing
Please read about our student success on standardized testing as well as see results from Fall testing below.
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 Power of the Pen
Saint Rose 8th grader, Zach Sexton was selected as a finalist for the Patriot's Pen Essay Contest. Zach traveled to read his essay at a reception in Columbus, Ohio where he was named the top finalist in the state of Ohio. Zach received special honors as well as a monetary award. His essay will compete at the national level against 50 other contestants from all of the states and the District of Columbia.
Congratulations Zach!
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Congratulations January LifeSkill Winners
Effort
First Row: Will Matthews, Jake Parseghian, Olivia Karubas, Rocco Namay, Adeline Smietanski, Violet Weisenburger, Addison Huntley, Kera Goblirsch
Middle Row: Kat Batey, Grace Rawlins, Emma Nitschke, Tess Luebke, Enora Boutrand, Haya Khan
Back Row: Vivian DiSalle, Jackie Moates, Kendra Geisbuhler
Not pictured: Jacy Foos, Nick Wolny, Olivia Prielipp
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Congratulations Students who earned
Mile Club Awards for 2nd Quarter 2018-19
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6th Grade
Dylan Blubaugh 10 Miles
Gage Hayes 10 Miles
Janelle Szymanski 10 Miles
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5th Grade
Nina Rando 20 Miles
Clare Wellstein 20 Miles
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4th Grade
Matthew Colon 20 Miles
Kate Franchetti 20 Miles
James Francis 20 Miles
Penny Nagle 20 Miles
Emma Schramm 20 Miles
Lily Weisenburger 20 Miles
Romina Echavarria 10 Miles
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3rd Grade
Logan Alcroft 20 Miles
Anneliese Burrow 20 Miles
Emmy Clarke 20 Miles
Adde Doerfler 20 Miles
Elise Dunbar 20 Miles
Kera Goblirsch 20 Miles
Sebastian Golden 20 Miles
Addison Huntley 20 Miles
Chase Noe 20 Miles
Matteo Walkosky 20 Miles
Nolan Zibbel 20 Miles
Reed Hayes 10 Miles
Mathilda Koch 10 Miles
James Wolff 10 Miles
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Annual
Ski/Snow Board
Trip
Trip - January 31
Sign-Up Extended to January 25!
The annual Saint Rose middle school
ski
trip is back. The purpose of the
trip is to provide our students with the opportunity to try something new, have some fun and bond as middle school students. We will also connect the
trip to our science curriculum.
Students will
travel by Blue Lakes Bus for this one day
trip. We depart from Saint Rose School at 8:00 am and return around 7pm. Students need to arrive and be on the bus by 7:45 am. We will head to Mad River Mountain. This is a perfect
trip for beginners and more advanced
skiers. Lessons are offered free of charge and the staff does a nice job of making sure the kids are ready for the mountain. All students will be provided a lift ticket, rental, lesson, helmet and lunch. Parents may want to send extra money for snacks during the day as well as a quick stop at a fast food spot on the way back to school. Space is limited to 100 students.
Saint Rose understands that
skiing is not an interest that all of students share. Students that do not attend the
trip will participate in fun activities at school.
Cost= $70
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Attending the Family Dance?
Able to donate your time or some refreshments?
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Notes from the Cafeteria...
- Menu Change:
- On Jan. 29th, Tuesday of Catholic School's Week, students will be involved in Service Projects, therefore, the lunch menu is changed for that day. It will be a Boxed Lunch consisting of a Turkey Sandwich, veggies, fruit, bag of chips and milk instead of the baked potato, etc.
- Check Account Balance:
- Parents: PLEASE check your child's lunch account as soon as possible. We have many students with low or negative balances.
Follow the link below to access your account, check balance and add funds. You can also set up notifications of low balance reminders.
Thank you for your prompt attention!
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Vacation Bible School
We are gearing up for VBS 2019 and are in need of committee members! If this is something you'd like to get involved in, please speak up! This is a wonderful ministry and we would love to have anyone who is interested!
First Meeting:
Tuesday, January 29 ~ 7pm ~ Upper Meeting Room of the Walz Center
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Attention Girls Grades 3-8!
Empowered...strong...inspiring...healthy...FUN!
These are just a few of the words that have been used to describe the Girls on the Run program from past participants. We are excited to announce that the Girls on the Run program is returning for another season! We had so much fun and learned so much last season we are gearing up for the spring! We will offer a different curriculum with new games and activities, but cover the same core values and tackle important life lessons. New participants are encouraged to sign up and girls who have already completed the program are invited back!
If we have enough girls sign up and find volunteer coaches ... we will be off and running in March! Practices will be on Mondays and Fridays after school. Online registration opens Monday, February 4th.
for more information on this incredible, life-changing program!
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Each grade is asked to donate items for the Winter Care Bags that will be donated to Mom's House.
Please
CLICK HERE for more information and to see a list of requested items. Items should be brought to school by January 25.
Thank You!
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You're going to love this
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You've got mail!
Student Council will be selling Candy Grams the week of January 27-February 1.
We are looking for a few parent volunteers to help monitor the sales during the lunch/recess hours and also during
Open House.
Thank you for helping our Student Council!
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Candy Grams are $.50 or 3 for $1
All proceeds will go to Mom's House
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Letters From Haiti 
Last year, our students wrote to students at Saint Rose School, our sister school in Haiti. Recently, those students returned the gesture and wrote back sharing their thanks and prayers for our students and school. Over the next few weeks, we will be sharing these letters. Please take a minute to read.
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Saint Rose School theme for the year:
January Theme: Abortion
During January every year pro-life citizens mourn the verdict of Roe vs Wade which resulted in the legalization of abortion in the United States. Many pro-life people flood Washington for the March for Life to protest that ruling, to show support in solidarity, and to ask Congress to enact laws that protect innocent life. EWTN Radio and television will broadcast the March and speakers this weekend.
Youth minister Tom Hagerty will accompany some Saint Rose parishioners to the March for Life this weekend.
Abortion is a difficult topic to explain to young children. Please click
here
to read an article that may help parents relay this horror to children when the parents feel it is time.
All collections for Mass and alternate dress this month will be given to Heartbeat of Toledo, an agency that helps women to continue their pregnancies. Thank you for your generosity.
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Please keep all those attending the March for Life in your prayers, including Saint Rose parishioner
and school alum Alison Myers.
Alison is one of 33 NDA students going on the trip.
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Employment Opportunity
Full-Time Maintenance Position
Saint Rose Catholic Parish, Perrysburg
Saint Rose is looking for a full-time maintenance worker, Monday - Friday from 2:00 pm - 10:00 pm. Candidate must have experience in a variety of handyman skills including operating lawn and floor finish equipment, painting and the ability to set up Audio/Visual equipment. Candidate must be a self-starter with the ability to solve problems and communicate effectively. Must have at least a high school diploma or general equivalency degree and must successfully pass the BCI/FBI fingerprinting background checks prior to employment. Please send your resume, and three references to Rob Hohler at
[email protected].
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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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