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Upcoming Events
- March 25-29:
NO SCHOOL
Spring Break
- April 5-7: Spring Musical
- April 7: 4th & 5th Grade Class Mass 9am
- April 12: Miming of the Stations of the Cross 1:45, 2:30, 7pm
- April 17: Muffins with Mom (A-L) 8-8:45am
- April 19: NO SCHOOL - Good Friday
- April 22: NO SCHOOL - Easter Monday
- April 25: Muffins with Mom (M-Z) 8-8:45am
- April 27: Moonlight & Roses Annual Fundraiser Event
- April 29: THOL Week Begins
- May 2: THOL Carb Load Dinner
- May 5: 2nd Grade First Communion 2pm
- May 8: May Crowing at Mass 9:15am
- May 10: 3rd Grade Mom's Tea 2:45pm
- May 13-17: Track & Field Week
- May 16: Spring Concert 7pm
- May 21: Variety Show 1:45pm
- May 23: Mass 9:15am
Awards Ceremony after Mass
8th Grade Graduation 6pm
- May 24: Carnival
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,
I had the opportunity today to visit our sixth graders at Camp Michindoh. They were having a great time. While eating lunch with Mrs. Sankowski and a group of our students, I heard all about the week. They really seemed to enjoy archery, mammal time, reptiles and amphibians, tie dye shirt making, survival skills and skit night. They were not as excited about this evening's hoe down!
I had a lot of fun at camp and I am looking forwar
d to a great spring break. I pray that you have safe travels and enjoy your time away from school.
Sincerely,
Bryon Borgelt
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LENT COLLECTION: SHOES, SOCKS, MONEY
 Last week Mrs. Anita Plantz spoke with the students about her work at Saint Louis Helping Hands. She explained that she volunteers three days a week in the clothing area. She sorts, folds, labels, and organizes the donated clothing. Families and adults may visit the clothing closet to get needed clothing items for their children or themselves. Mrs. Plantz displayed donated clothing items and also examples of new tennis shoes that will be available at the Back to School Shoe Event in August.
As of Monday, Saint Rose School has collected 36 pairs of NEW shoes, over 120 pairs of NEW socks, and well over $300 (thanks to the response to the Student Council hot chocolate sale).
Thank you for the generous response so far!
Let's aim for 100 pairs of NEW shoes.
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Class Mass - Grades 4 & 5
Come join other families with students in grade 4 & 5 at 9:00 am
Mass on April 7. Together with the larger Saint Rose family, you can create bonds of friendship as you worship together. After the
Mass, enjoy a simple reception in the Sacred Heart Center (school cafeteria). One family is asked to volunteer to bring up the Offertory gifts, and several families are asked to serve as greeters before
Mass (arrive at 8:45 am).
Please
CLICK HERE
to RSVP for the
Mass
and reception. Seating will be reserved in the front pews on the Saint Joseph side of church.
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St. Patrick's Day Fun
Kindergarten had a great time Monday celebrating St. Patrick's Day!
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Congratulations
Continued congratulations to 8th Grader, Zach Sexton on his Patriot's Pen essay success.
National awards were recently announced for the Patriot's Pen contest. Zach placed in the top 20 and won the James L Keeley Award and another $1000 cash award!
Great Job Zach!
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Alumni News 
Congratulations to Notre Dame Academy Senior and Saint Rose Alumnae, Erin Bollin. Erin has been named NDA's 2019 Salutatorian! When asked if there were particular teachers at Saint Rose who contributed to her success, Erin replied that Dr. and Mrs. Brahier had a big influence on her.
Congratulations to Erin!
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Move Up Day!
Students will have an opportunity to "move up" a grade to see what next year has in store for them!
Check out the "Move Up Day"
student-made video!
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Click for Registration Form or register online TODAY!
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A benefit for Saint Rose
Parish and School
April 27th, 2019
Doors open at 6:00 pm
The Pinnacle
1772 Indian Wood Circle
Maumee, Ohio 43537
Dinner, Reverse Raffle, Cash Bar, and Silent and Live Auction.
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Track & Field Week
Mark your calendars!
Track & Field Week will be here before we know it!
Please see the week's calendar HERE for specific dates and times. Volunteer sign ups and t-shirt orders will be emailed in a few weeks. Thank you in advance for your participation!
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Spring Enrichment & Summer Camps
Join us for Spring Enrichment classes!
Registration deadline is April 2,
so be sure to sign up TODAY!
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Lost & Found
We have a huge amount of lost and found on display in the preschool hall.
Please stop in and take a look!
Any unclaimed items past
TOMORROW, March 22,
will be donated or recycled.
Thank you
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Spring Musical 
Music Man Jr. April 5, 6, & 7
Get your tickets before
it's too late!
T-shirt orders are
DUE TOMORROW!!
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Calling all Dads!
Give Moms the day off!
Come help set up and serve at Muffins for Moms, all before the work day starts!
*Details will be emailed prior to the event
Location: Cafeteria
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Counselor's Corner March 2019
Guidance Lesson Recap: Curiosity
This month's lesson focused on the Lifeskill of Curiosity in having a desire to
investigate and seek understanding of the world. We discussed many avenues in which
we can inquire and learn about things that interest us beyond the classroom.
Grade K/1: We read the book The Cow Who Climbed the Tree by Gemma Merino. The
story was about a cow named Tina who had great ideas, but her sisters did not feel the
same desire and even put down her drive for curiosity. Tina got to explore and experience
all kinds of new adventures, while her sisters didn't believe in her. In the end, her sisters
started to open their minds to new experiences and ideas, along with their sister. As a
class, we discussed how we could easily get stuck in our usual routine and not want to
open our minds to new ideas. We discussed the many ways in which being curious for
new information helps students be successful in school and in life.
Grade 2/3: We read the story Builder Brothers Big Plans by Jonathan and Drew Scott.
The story was about twin boys, Jonathan and Drew who loved to come up with big ideas.
Even when people didn't believe in them, the boys pushed through and let their curiosity
find a way to create their new idea, to build their own birdhouse! As a class, we discussed
how curiosity inspires many of us to come up with new ideas.
Grades 4 & 5: The classes continued to pilot the Be Kind Program in their lessons in the
classroom. The kids seem to be learning many great things about being aware in how our
actions affect others.
Grades 6-8: As a class, we discussed many ways curiosity is important in our daily lives.
We discussed how curiosity allows us to learn about many things outside of the
classroom that interest us. Students then had an opportunity to explore their curiosity a
bit. Students then in groups picked a vacation destination in which they would like to
explore. They had a chance to research it, and then presented a mini persuasive essay in
why their destination is the best. In the end, as a class, we voted to see who had the most
convincing argument. We really learned about many fun places that we did not know
about before.
Have a wonderful Spring Break!
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Parish News
Did you miss the March Parish Newsletter? A few highlights are below. For more info and to access links
CLICK HERE
to view entire newsletter!
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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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