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Upcoming Events
- November 26: Classes Resume
- November 29: Picture Retakes
- November 30: Preschool Movie Night
Panda Express Fundraiser Night
- December 1:
HS Placement Tests
- December 2: Kindergarten Class Mass 9am
- December 7: Yearbook Group Picture Day (Boy/Girl Scouts, Student Council, Quiz Bowl, etc)
- December 12: Hero's Drop & Shop Night
5:30-8pm
Panera Fundraiser Night
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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,
Fr. Al presided at Mass this morning and spoke of the importance of gratitude. I am sure that we all have heard of the suggestion to develop an "Attitude of Gratitude." I hope that you and your family have an opportunity to give thanks and fully appreciate your blessings over this Thanksgiving Break.
Sincerely,
Bryon Borgelt
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Picture Retakes
Fall picture retakes have been rescheduled for Thursday, November 29. Only those students having picture retakes will have alternate dress.
Thank you
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Homework and Reading Help Available
for Extended Day 
Four eighth grade boys are volunteering to help students with homework and reading during Extended Day.
Available times include:
Mondays,
7:45 - 8:45, outside Miss Germann's Room
Tuesdays - Thursdays,
3:30 - 4:30, Office Conference Room
This program begins the week of
November 25 and continues until
Dec. 20.
Please click
here to sign up.
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Family Service Event on December 2
During Advent and Christmas, we remember that the Holy Family was forced to leave its homeland. They became refugees in a foreign land and depended on the kindness of others. During December we will focus on the work of mercy, "Welcome the Stranger."
Global Connections in Bowling Green is an organization that welcomes people from other nations and fosters cultural exchanges and opportunities to Welcome the Stranger. Many of the participants are international students or faculty members and families studying at the university.
On
Sunday, December 2, Saint Rose families will host an Advent Event for members of Global Connections. Together, our school families and members of Global Connections will enjoy crafts, activities, and food designed to promote cultural exchange and friendship and help to share our customs.
Please consider participating in this event on
Sunday, Dec. 2 from 1:30-3:30 pm in Bowling Green. More details will be sent to those who register regarding location and activities.
Please click
here
to register your family to participate in this Advent Service Event to Welcome the Stranger.
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Grade 7 and 8 Parents Needed for THOL
Teens High on Life (THOL) needs Grade 7 and 8 Parents to volunteer for the committee that plans the activities for the week. Parents are needed to help plan the 5K run, the shirts, the program, the carb-loading dinner, YMCA lock-in, scheduling educational events during the week that focus on positive life choices, etc.
An organizational meeting is scheduled for
Tuesday, November 27 at 7:00 pm in Room 16. Please plan to attend to help make this an amazing experience for our seventh and eighth graders!
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Kindergarten Readiness Options
We have received several requests to offer Half-Day Kindergarten Readiness for 2019-2020 and are please to announce that this will be offered as an option at registration.
Full-Day Kindergarten Readiness, 9am-3:30pm, $4180/$418 monthly
Half-Day Kindergarten Readiness, 9-11:30am, $2930/$293 monthly
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1st Grade Thanksgiving Feast
1st graders celebrated Thanksgiving yesterday with their annual feast. Students enjoyed turkey, mashed potatoes, corn, applesauce and jello while dressed as Pilgrims and Native Americans.
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3rd Grade Visits Sauder's Village
The third graders recently visited Sauder's Village. They were able to see what school was like as well as chores at home. They were able to help churn butter, cut noodles, and watch a goat being milked. Miss Lewandowski, third grade teacher, said that the trip gave the students a glimpse into pioneer life. The students also saw the Trading Post, General Store and Grist Mill. All agreed that pioneer life was much more difficult than life now.
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5th Grade Science
5th graders recently had a fun review of science lessons!
Students reviewed weathering (wearing down), Erosion (carrying) and deposition (dropping).
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Door Decorating Contest
Classrooms around the school participated in a door decorating contest for today's team jersey day! Nice job to all the classes!
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Employment Opportunity
Athletic Director - CYO Athletics
Part-Time (time varies throughout the year)
Average of 10 hours/ week (5-20 hours during seasons)
The CYO Parish Athletic Director (AD) is an adult leader of the entire parish athletic program. This person should be organized, respected in the community, able to communicate effectively, mediate disputes and someone who cares about the well-being of the youth above all else. The AD ensures that the athletic programs are a part of the faith building efforts of the parish, are part of a comprehensive ministry to youth, and are within the programmatic guidelines of the Catholic Youth Organization (CYO). The AD is also responsible for:
- Communicating the status, opportunities and needs of CYO to the pastor, the parish and school.
- Ensuring eligibility requirements, rules and standards for athletic programs are enforced.
- Recruiting coaches and reviewing their expectations, duties, and responsibilities.
- Oversee the formation of teams.
- Evaluate the athletic programs, equipment, uniforms, and facility needs.
- Mediate issues between players, coaches and parents.
- Form/ Maintain a CYO athletic board to assist in the administration of CYO.
I would like to send a heartfelt thank you to all who have supported me these past four years as St. Rose Parish Athletic Director. Due to personal reasons, I will be stepping down from the Athletic Director position. I have thoroughly enjoyed the many positive moments serving as minister to the youth in our CYO sports programs as well as serving alongside the many coaches and commissioners who spend countless hours giving of their time and knowledge of their individual sport. I intend to assist the parish staff in transitioning a new Athletic Director into the position.
Aimee Dusseau-Sandvik
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Pirates Parent's Club Panda Express Fundraiser Night
Stop by Panda Express Friday, November 30 to help raise funds for our Pirates Parent's Club! Event will run from 4-10pm at the Panda Express on US 20.
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Preschool Christmas Movie Night
Come join the Saint Rose preschool community for our annual movie night!
Parents and students will gather in the Sacred Heart Center on Friday, November 30 from 6pm to 7pm to watch "
A Charlie Brown Christmas"
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A juice box and popcorn will be provided. Donations of canned goods will be accepted for the school's PCU collection.
*Parents are required to stay for this preschool event.
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Class Mass 
Kindergarten Class Mass
Sunday, December 2, 9am Mass
Families with Kindergarten students are invited to participate in the Kindergarten Class Mass on Sunday, December 2 at the 9:00am Mass. Join other families for Mass and a brief reception in the Sacred Heart Center to strengthen and establish friendships. Please click
here
to RSVP for Mass and the reception. Families are also needed to be greeters at the doors. Reserved seating will be in the front on the Saint Joseph side. Thank you.
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Hey Parents! Need a night out?!
Check out what's happening
Wednesday, December 12
and
support the
Pirates Parent's Club!
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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:
November's theme is End of Life Issues --
Death, Euthanasia, and the Death Penalty
As the liturgical year draws to a conclusion, the church focuses on the "end time" as we start the month with the Feast of All Saints and All Souls.
This month we will focus on End of Life Issues -- Death, Sacrament of the Sick, Euthanasia, and the Death Penalty.
The Vatican has recently clarified its teaching on the Death Penalty. Please CLICK
HERE for an EWTN interview that explains the Church's teaching.
Charity of the month:
Saint Rose Cemetery Fund
(began by the school children two years ago)
This fund will be used to help with burial costs in the Saint Rose Cemetery for families with financial difficulties. This is a corporal work of mercy to "Bury the Dead".
Please encourage your children to be generous in their donations
at the weekly school Masses.
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In the wake of the last 2 hurricanes, we had to cancel over 200 blood drives in their paths, accounting for over 7200 pints of blood that went uncollected. The red Cross is going into the holiday season with an expectation to be 124,000 pints of blood short by January. Currently, there is less than a 3 day supply at our hospitals. Please donate if you are able. For eligibility questions call 866-236-3276.
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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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