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Upcoming Events
- 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,
Yesterday the Saint Rose faculty had a two hour professional development session on two important topics. The first was with Jeff Pellerito, Perrysburg's Assistant Director of Special Education. Mr. Pellerito is often at Saint Rose to process IEP and ETR meetings for our students. He gave an overview of the Response To Intervention process, or RTI. Saint Rose uses RTI everyday to support the different learning needs of all of our students. It was a great reminder of what we do and what more can be done to support all of our students.
The second half of the program was brought to us through Mercy Health and Nurse Michelle Hill. Stop the Bleed is a program that trains people on how to best handle traumatic injuries. Our teachers were trained how to use tourniquets and stabilize traumatic wounds in those few moments before EMS arrives. All classrooms will be stocked with tourniquets. Trauma response kits will be stationed along with our AED machines and epi pen centers in the school.
Both sessions were meaningful and well done.
Sincerely,
Bryon Borgelt
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Experience the Stations of the Cross
Don't miss our 8th Graders Mime the Stations of the Cross!
Friday, April 12 1:45, 2:30 and 7:00pm
Watch it on Live Stream
HERE
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Parents, this is a reminder that the Elm Street entrance is to only be used by families that park and walk their children into the school. Parents cannot stop and drop their children off at Elm Street. I have had parents tell me that children have been let out on the street and were almost hit by moving cars. Please use the drop off line if you want to drop off your children.
The line moves quickly and we have faculty dedicated to making sure that it is safe.
Thank you!
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A Note from the Cafeteria...
In an effort to fulfill our mission of getting back to making more things from scratch and serving less processed foods, please note the following menu changes:
- The Meatball Sub is going to change to Meatballs and Marinara with Shredded Mozzarella and will be served with a Breadstick.
- The Salisbury Steak day (Wednesday, April 17) is going to change Salisbury Steak & Mashed Potatoes with Cooked Carrots and Cornbread.
Thank you for your understanding and flexibility!
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Congratulations 2019-2020 3rd Quarter Mile Club Participants!
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40 Miles
Back (L-R)- Kopelyn, Sebastian, Nolan Front- Matteo
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5th Grade
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4th Grade
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3rd Grade
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30 Miles
Nina Rando
20 Miles
Elise Busse
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30 Miles
Kate Franchetti
Penny Nagle
Lauren McConnachie
Elliot Toon
Lily Weisenburger
20 Miles
Romina Echavarria
10 Miles
Charli Garibaldo
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40 Miles
Sebastian Gloden
Kopelyn Kessler
Matteo Walkosky
Nolan Zibbel
30 Miles
Adde Doerfler
Chase Noe
Griffin Spafford
Charlotte Teskey
20 Miles
Landon Honner
Addi Stopar
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LENT COLLECTION: SHOES, SOCKS, MONEY
Last week Wal-Mart had clearance shoes for as low as $5-$7 a pair. Hundreds of children will be thrilled to receive a new pair of tennis shoes at the Back to School Shoe Event at Saint Louis Helping Hands next August.
Could your family donate 1-2 pairs of new tennis shoes for low-income families in Toledo? During Lent Saint Rose continues to collect new tennis shoes, new socks, and money (to be used to purchase shoes).
Thank you for your generosity!
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GET YOUR THOL T-SHIRT!
 
Saint Rose School annual THOL Week and 5K race is coming soon! Help support our Middle School Students during this inspiring week and challenging race!
T-shirts are provided for our 6,7, & 8th graders!
Any younger students and adults are welcome and encouraged to order!
Order Deadline: THIS SUNDAY, APRIL 14!
"I have FOUGHT the good FIGHT, I have
finished the Race, I have KEPT the faith"
2 Timothy 4:7
7th & 8th Grade
Don't forget about 5pm Mass and the THOL Lock-In
THIS SATURDAY!
See you at Mass!
The success of THOL activities rests on the volunteer efforts of the parents. We are so grateful for the hours that many parents have already expended with the goal of creating healthy, holy, and wholesome activities for the students.
On Saturday, April 13, the students will enjoy a LockIn at the Fort Meigs YMCA. Many parents are needed to volunteer that night for the safety and enjoyment of the students.
Please click HERE to sign up to volunteer for the Lock-In. CLICK HERE to complete Permission Form
More info regarding the Lock-In:
THOL Lock-In
THOL ST. ROSE MASS AND YMCA LOCK-IN
Saturday April 13, 2019
Schedule
- 5:00pm: Mass at St. Rose Church for all 7th and 8th grade students and families.
- 6:15-6:30pm: 7th/8th grade Student drop-off at Fort Meigs YMCA*
- 7:15pm: Pizza Dinner, Chips, Desserts, and Pop (See what to bring below)
- 8-10:45pm: Swimming, basketball, or other gym activities
- 11:00pm: Student pick-up at Fort Meigs YMCA*
* Students are to be signed in-and-out at the front desk at the YMCA by a parent, grandparent, or designated responsible adult.
Proper behavior expected from all students at this THOL activity. If necessary, parents will be contacted to address any concerns. Please bring a modest bathing suit and towel for swimming- girls wearing a 2 piece bathing suit are asked to bring a T-shirt to swim in.
PLEASE BRING THE FOLLOWING
7th grade girls: A prepared dessert to share (cookies, brownies, etc.)
7th grade boys: A bag of chips, pretzels, cheese curls, or popcorn
8th grade girls and 8th grade boys: 2 liter bottle of pop
Also, we are asking that ALL students bring a $5 donation or a few non-perishable food items to donate to the PCU Food Pantry that supports local families right here in Perrysburg and surrounding communities.
Thank you for your support!
We hope to see all 7th and 8th grade students at this fun activity!
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HOLY THURSDAY
Children's Procession
There will be a special procession at the conclusion of our Holy Thursday Mass on April 18th. When it is time to transfer the Eucharist to St. Joesph's altar we would like children in grades 1-8 to lead the procession and carry flowers for the altar. If your child is interested, please
CLICK HERE to register. All participants will receive an email with complete instructions before next Thursday. Mass starts at 7:00p.m that night and is one of the most beautiful liturgies of the year! You don't want to miss it!
Pilgrimage to Seven Churches
At the end of the
Holy
Thursday liturgy, the Blessed Sacrament is removed from the main tabernacle and "reposed" in a side tabernacle in remembrance of Jesus' arrest. The Roman Missal states, "The faithful are invited to continue adoration before the Blessed Sacrament for a suitable length of time during the night, according to circumstance."
A Catholic custom in many parts of the world is to visit the altars of repose at
Seven
Churches. In Rome, this is somewhat easy as there are over 300
churches in the city!
For the past two years, Saint Rose Parishioners gathered after our
Holy
Thursday parish liturgy for a prayerful
pilgrimage to six other
churches to pray at the altars of repose. We are once again offering this opportunity. We will pray at the Saint Rose altar of repose and then proceed on a planned route to the other
churches.
What a wonderful opportunity for families to pray together and explore the churches in our deanery. You may drive yourself in your own vehicle or carpooling will be available. An estimated time of return to Saint Rose is 11:30 pm. Sometimes participants pray at 3-4 churches and then need to return home. There is flexibility. Please contact Anne Brahier at
[email protected]
if you are interested in participating. Thank you.
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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
Get your t-shirts!
Track & Field Week T-shirts are now on sale!
Most sizes $8!
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.
Thank you in advance for your participation!
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Muffins with Mom!
All Moms Invited!
Join your children for a donut or muffin, juice/water and coffee before school!
When: Wednesday, April 17 or Thursday, April 25
Where: Cafeteria
Time: 8-8:45am
Mom unable to attend?
Grandmothers, step-moms, or aunts are always welcome in their absence.
SIGN UP TODAY! DEADLINE APRIL 12!
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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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Vacation Bible School
Are you looking for ways to share your time and talents this summer? VBS is in need of and looking for adult volunteers!
Get involved in this wonderful ministry today!
Please contact Lyndsey Osterholt at
[email protected]
with any questions or to volunteer!
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Preschool Teachers Participate in Professional Development
The preschool team recently met with a trainer from the YWCA on Superhero Play in the Preschool classroom. The meeting included an open discussion about the pros and cons of superhero play and how to make it a constructive and a positive experience in the classroom. The team also brainstormed ways to incorporate it across all learning domains and created a lesson plan!
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From the Office of the Bishop
regarding Child and Youth Protection Compliance Audit results.
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Scholarships
Saint Rose School has many scholarships available to K-8 students for the 2019-2020 school year.
Please
CLICK HERE for more information.
Click the links below to access applications.
Applications and SMART Aid due by April 15, 2019.
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Congratulations 3rd Quarter Honor Roll Students
1st Honors - 3.6-4.0
5th Grade
Rhys Alkire
Liam Anderson
Elisabeth Burrow
Elise Busse
Jack Franchetti
Nadia Hawk
Tess Luebke
Faith Martel
Ethan Materni
Matthew Mayle
Isabel Nitschke
Lillian O'Neill
Olivia O'Neill
Nina Rando
Grant Rawlins
Molly Robie
Jack Schoen
Zahara Shalabe
Caitlin Shroyer
Stephen Taylor
Gabriella Traxler
Isaac Weisenburger
Clare Wellstein
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6th Grade
Lilli Areddy
Eli Beredo
Dylan Blubaugh
Florentine Boutrand
Alison Croci
Elizabeth Kobler
Abigail Myers
Philip Ravas
Ryan Scully
Janelle Szymanski
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7th Grade
Abigail Bacon
Ethan Batdorf
Leah Bohnsack
Enora Boutrand
Brynn Chlebowski
Jayan Fernandes
Martina Homer
Tyler Jeffrey
Anna Kang
Luci Kuh
Lucy Mott
Colleen Nudd
Emersyn Rindler
Amelia Taylor
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8th Grade
Nathaniel Bacon
Jaidyn Destatte
Vivian DiSalle
Jacy Foos
Katherine Hoyt
Andrew Hunt
Avery Hunt
Joseph Johnson
Matthew Johnson
Evan McConnachie
Michael Miller
Jacqueline Moates
Annika Pendell
Olivia Prielipp
Stephanie Sosko
Jeremy Szymanski
Isabella Traxler
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2nd Honors - 3.2-3.59
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5th Grade
Avery Carter
Alexi Engevik
Annabelle Hunyor
Ella Johnson
Genavieve Kajfasz
Augie Namay
Grace Rawlins
Kalan Registe
Jack Reynolds
AJ Sporer
Nicolo Walkosky
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6th Grade
Nicholas Becker
Gage Hayes
Samuel Kuh
Alex Sherer
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7th Grade
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8th Grade
Emily Myers
Melina Ramirez
Nicholas Retzloff
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Vote for
Saint Rose!!!
Favorite Private School
&
Mrs. Dulaney - Favorite Teacher
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New Saint Rose School in Ferrier, Haiti!
Rejoice, the new school is finished and being used at this very moment!
Construction was begun October 29 last year after St. Rose School in Perrysburg provided the money to buy a parcel of land.
The first day of classes was February 4 and has continued since, despite protests in other parts of the country.
Thank you to the students, parents, staff, and teachers again for all their compassion, love, and sacrifice.
Peace and all good,
Fidelis Rubbo
A short history in pictures:
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| Three grades of students in the mission chapel where they all had their classes |
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The foundation being built |
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The school construction in progress |
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The front of the finished school |
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The all-important delightfully-designated latrines |
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| The students at their desks giving BuildOn credit for helping the people of Ferrier to achieve their goal |
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Hello Saint Rose Families and Friends,
We would like to hold another
Junior
Achievement(JA) Day at Saint Rose again this school year. As you may know, the first JA Day held in the 2017/18 school year was a tremendous success. What makes a program like JA so successful are the volunteers. We will need your support once again.
JA lessons and content focus on money management, critical thinking skills, problem solving, and entrepreneurship. The individual lesson plans are thoughtfully prepared and designed for each grade, K-8. As a class volunteer educator, your job is to deliver the content to your class, in the permitted time. If you've never taught a JA class, it's not difficult and I can tell you from several years of experience that it can be very rewarding, for the students and for you.
Our JA Day at Saint Rose is scheduled for Thursday, May 9th. The time allotted will be from 9am - 11:30am or 12noon (depending on the grade taught). There will be a training session for all volunteers, on a date yet to be determined, prior to May 9th.
If you would like to volunteer, simply send me an email, including the grade preference you'd like to teach, and we'll get you signed up. Keep in mind that the sooner you sign up, the better your chances of getting the grade you'd like to teach. The spots will fill up quickly! If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to ask.
**Please note: Volunteers need to have their Virtus completed**
Thank you very much for your consideration, your support, and your work in helping to make Junior Achievement available to the students at Saint Rose.
Regards,
Aaron Skolmowski
419-705-3747
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Click for Registration Form or register online TODAY!
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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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