Parent Bulletin
April 30 2020

 MR. FITZ'S BLOG
Happy May! Wasn't April the longest month in the history of time?!?

Last week, you were told about the start of Auction-Procurement/Donation season, and were sent both a soft copy and hard copy of Auction information that explained the why, how, when , and where of donating items yourself or procuring donations. Thanks for making a plan this month of May for how your family will donate to the Auction, and sending in that plan (via your procurement form) by June 1.

Now, regarding our second important, annual event, the Walk- E -Thon....
 
The Walk-A-Thon was originally scheduled to be held on May 1. Our co-chairs (fellow parents Jim Britt & Cari O'Loughlin-Britt and Eugene & Ann Kolovyansky) were all set to send out the Walk-A-Thon pledge-collection information in March, but then school was mandated to be closed. The co-chairs put their heads together and came up with a great new plan!
 
Instead of a held-at-school event on one day, the Walk- E -Thon will be held at the 200+ homes of our St. Louise families over a two-week period, May 11-24. The location and timeframe may be different, and the money-collection and walking will all be recorded E -lectronically, but the concept is somewhat the same:
  • The kids get off the couch and get moving!
  • The goal is to support exercise and support the school!
  • Prizes will be awarded to students who move/exercise the most and/or support the school the most by gathering cash donations to St. Louise!
 
We believe that having this fun event in the middle of our school closure period will be a great pick-me-up for the students! In-between or after daily online-learning sessions, your kids will be encouraged for 10 straight weekdays to put down the pencil, walk away from the laptop, and get their legs moving and their blood pumping. We even will have two days - May 12 & 21 - when we will cancel online-learning classes so kids can solely focus on moving and collecting donations those days. It will be good for your child's health and good for your child's spirit to get moving - whether it be by walking, running, skipping, jumping, dancing, dribbling, shooting, tumbling, or throwing.
 
Our Walk- E -Thon co-chairs, Jim, Cari, Eugene, and Ann, are emailing out Walk- E -Thon information tomorrow. Be watching your inbox for this, and if you have any questions on how to log movement-minutes or how to collect donations, please contact them at Walkathon@stlouiseschool.org .

Please note that in this unique COVID-spring, instead of fixating on raising X-amount of dollars through our Walk- A -thon FUND raiser, we are more concerned with raising spirits through our Walk- E -Thon FUN -raiser. Thus, we will not be having minimum required donation amounts per family, as in past Walk-A-Thons. That being said, the Parents' Club, who is sponsoring this event, still needs to gather donations to help meet their budget. So, we're asking school families to direct their neighbors, co-workers, and extended family members to our Walk-E-Thon donation page: https://app.99pledges.com/fund/StLouiseWalkethon

We are sensitive that during this time of businesses closing or employees' work-hours being cutting, it also means some of our school parents are seeing their salaries reduced. We all need to continue to keep these families in our prayers . We will be remembering this spirit of sensitivity and understanding while we move ahead with our already-scheduled plans for our annual Walk-A-Thon and our Auction. We forge ahead, but we are available to discuss privately with parents who need to ask for special arrangements if their family budget is fragile at this time.

Thanks in advance for your support of both the school Auction and the Walk- E -Thon!


ALLELUIA!
HAPPY EASTER SEASON!


MR. FITZ

p.s.
I'm excited to soon share with you a special video I've created that assists your children - and you parents - in praying the Rosary. Similar to the Stations of the Cross we all prayed as a school community on Good Friday, I'm asking that we all pray a Rosary this coming Wednesday, May 6. I will be emailing you a video that morning, and instead of doing any morning online-lessons (teachers won't be starting online-learning until 11:00 on Wednesday), I am hoping your family can find 30 minutes to pray together.

In the article below regarding the Rosary, I've listed all 20 Mysteries (Events) of the Rosary. On Wednesday, we'll only be praying five of these Mysteries, as we pray one decade together, but I have a question for you regarding all 20. With the exception of only two Mysteries, all the other 18 Mysteries are explicitly stated in Scripture. My question for you is:

"What 2 of the 20 Mysteries cannot verbatim be found in the Bible?"

The first parent to email me this morning with the correct answer will be mailed a Charger Card!

Thanks for making this Wednesday morning a special time of prayer for your family, realizing all 200+ families and all your kids' teachers... and principal... will be praying at the same time! Praying the Rosary can not only help your prayer life and increase your faith, but it can also benefit society. Read more HERE and HERE about why the Rosary is such an important devotion.



EASTER SEASON REMINDER

" Because of the empty tomb, we have peace. Because of His resurrection, we can have peace during even the most troubling of times because we know He is in control of all that happens in the world."
~ Paul Chappell

CALENDAR OF UPCOMING EVENTS

Tomorrow
  • Parents are asked come to school today from 8AM-4PM ONLY IF their child's teacher has informed them there are new assignments to pickup or if the parents have completed assignments to drop off.

Monday, May 4
  • Only specialists' lessons are on the schedule for today; homeroom teachers will not be sending any assignments or holding any online-lessons today; instead, this is a bonus day for specialist classes in computers, art, PE, and music; the specialists will be emailing families with today's lessons, and any assignments are to be worked on and completed today

Wednesday, May 6
  • No online-learning will take place until 11:00AM today.
  • From 8-11, we are asking families to pray the Rosary together; Mr. Fitz will email a video link this morning to help families pray a decade of the Rosary in lieu of doing morning schoolwork; please try to find 30-minutes between 8-11 to pray; see the article below for more information

Thursday, May 7
  • Virtual Parents' Club Meeting at 6:30PM; if you would like to join the meeting, please email Parents' Club President, Karen Reed.

Saturday, May 9
  • Saturday Spruce-Up of the grounds from 8AM-12PM. (See the article below.)

Sunday, May 10
  • Happy Mothers' Day!

Monday, May 11

Tuesday, May 12
  • No online-learning will take place today.
  • Students are asked to focus today solely on the Walk-E-Thon; use today to accumulate a lot of minutes exercising and moving; use today to contact neighbors and extended family members and ask for their support as you walk and exercise for St. Louise; they can give HERE.

Thursday, May 14
  • Virtual School Commission Meeting at 6:30PM; if you would like to join the meeting, please email Commission chair, Sean Manne.

Tuesday, May 19
  • Only specialists' lessons are on the schedule for today; homeroom teachers will not be sending any assignments or holding any online-lessons today; instead, this is a bonus day for specialist classes in computers, art, PE, and music; the specialists will be emailing families with today's lessons, and any assignments are to be worked on and completed today

Thursday, May 21
  • No online-learning will take place today.
  • Students are asked to focus today solely on the Walk-E-Thon; use today to accumulate a lot of minutes exercising and moving; use today to contact neighbors and extended family members and ask for their support as you walk and exercise for St. Louise; they can give HERE.

Sunday, May 24

Monday, May 25
  • Memorial Day: God Bless Our Fallen Heroes!
  • No online-learning this day.

Saturday, May 30
  • Saturday Spruce-Up of the grounds from 8AM-12PM. (See the article below.)

Monday, June 1
  • Donations due from current school families for their 2020 Auction procurements.
  • Only specialists' lessons are on the schedule for today; homeroom teachers will not be sending any assignments or holding any online-lessons today; instead, this is a bonus day for specialist classes in computers, art, PE, and music; the specialists will be emailing families with today's lessons, and any assignments are to be worked on and completed today


CHECK OUT OUR COMPLETE SCHOOL CALENDAR HERE
Special Days Coming Up with Special Lessons
Please note that on three days in the coming weeks, specialists' lessons will be the only academics on the schedule for those days. Similar to how on Fridays, only the specialists teach and assign schoolwork, on these three days, only Mrs. McIntosh, Mr. Evans, Mrs. Walker, and Mrs. L.B. will be teaching:
  • Monday, May 4
  • Tuesday, May 19
  • Monday, June 1
Homeroom teachers will not be sending any assignments or holding any online-lessons on these three days; instead, these will be "bonus days" for specialist classes in grade K-4 computers, grade K-8 art, grade K-8 PE, and grade K-5 music. The specialists will be emailing families with lessons on May 4, May 19, and June 1, and any assignments are to be worked on and completed that same day. Students are on the "honor system" for completing these bonus day assignments; specialists will not ask for any emails back to them on these three days. Specialists, including grade 7-8 Spanish, will continue to also present lessons on Fridays from May 1 through June 5.


Another unique day will be:
  •  Wednesday, May 6
On this day, Mr. Fitzpatrick will be sending every family a special video, asking them to find 30-minutes that morning between 8-11AM to pray the Rosary together. (See the article below for more information.) Teachers will resume regular online-learning lessons at 11:00 on the 6th.


Finally , there are two days coming up when no academic lessons will be presented by teachers and no online-learning classes will be held:
  • Tuesday, May 12
  • Thursday, May 21
Instead of doing schoolwork or talking to their teachers on these two dates, your children are asked to do physical activity and talk to their neighbors and relatives. These dates are designated as two days to solely focus on our Walk-E-Thon. Students can come up with various exercises and movements to perform this date for the Walk-E-Thon, and log the amount of minutes. These exercises and movements can be anything from walking around the block, to shooting basketballs or soccerballs, to performing exercises from some of Mr. Evans' P.E. lessons. It would be great to help your child develop a workout schedule for each day, with the activities spread-out so lots of minutes can be logged due to a variety of movements and enough breaks built-in to rest. The dates of May 12 and 21 are also to be used for donation-collecting. These are two great days for your children to call or email neighbors and extended family, asking if they'd like to support their school and support them as they work hard on their Walk-E-Thon exercises and movements. As explained above in Mr. Fitz's Blog, direct donations to https://app.99pledges.com/fund/StLouiseWalkethon .
Special All-School Family Rosary Time this Wednesday

Mr. Fitzpatrick has created a special video that will lead the students and their parents in praying the Rosary together this coming Wednesday, May 6. (It will be similar to how we all did this with the Stations of the Cross on Good Friday.)

On the morning of the 6th, families will get the link to this video emailed to them. Sometime that morning - anytime between 8-11AM - we hope kids and parents will set aside a 30-minute family prayer time to watch the video together and pray the Rosary as a family.

There will be no online-lessons taking place Wednesday morning, as all the teachers will also be taking time that morning to pray the Rosary instead of going on Microsoft Teams or having a lesson for their students to complete. Regular online-learning on May 6 will begin at 11:00AM.

We highly recommend if you don’t already make praying the Rosary a regular part of your prayer life, that you consider doing so, and May is the perfect month to get started, as it's the Month of the Blessed Virgin Mary. You will find that praying the Rosary helps bring about an interior peace of mind and soul. We all desire peace, and the Blessed Virgin Mary, as Our Lady of the Rosary, is given the title, “Queen of Peace.” Praying for her intercession can definitely attain for us this peace that our hearts so eagerly desire.

Saint Augustine said, “Peace is the tranquility of order.” Our lives are marked with disorder – now more than ever. Currently, our emotional states of being, along with our work, social, and family lives, are all in certain states of disorder. Saint Ignatius of Loyola suggested that we have structured prayer so as to order the disordered in our lives. By praying the most holy Rosary, our Mother Mary and Jesus can help to bring order to our disordered lives.

We all know that when Catholics recite the twelve prayers that form a decade of the rosary, we are to meditate on the mystery (or event) associated with Jesus's and Mary's lives. If we merely vocally or silently recite the prayers, without thinking of the message from the life of Christ and the Blessed Virgin relevant to each mystery, we are missing the essence of the rosary. It is the meditation on the mysteries that gives the rosary its staying power. We sense that Jesus and Mary are with us in the joys and sorrows of life. To get more out of praying the Rosary, it may help to place yourself "into" the scene of the particular mystery as you pray. Imagine the sights, sounds, and emotions that Jesus, Mary, Joseph, and other participants experienced during the actual events that took place 2,000 years ago.

Refresh your memory of what the 20 Mysteries are:

  • The Joyful Mysteries:
  • the Annunciation
  • the Visitation
  • the Nativity
  • the Presentation of Jesus
  • the Finding of the Child Jesus in the Temple
  • The Sorrowful Mysteries:
  • the Agony in the Garden
  • the Scourging
  • the Crowning with Thorns
  • the Carrying of the Cross
  • the Crucifixion
  • The Glorious Mysteries:
  • the Resurrection
  • the Ascension
  • the Descent of the Holy Spirit
  • the Assumption of Mary into Heaven
  • Mary’s Coronation
  • The Luminous Mysteries:
  • the Baptism of Jesus
  • the Wedding Feast at Cana
  • the Proclamation of the Kingdom
  • the Transfiguration
  • the Institution of the Eucharist


Again, May is a perfect time to start praying the Rosary if you haven’t done this for years. C’mon, give it a try! Your “Mother” would be pleased!
Auction News
It's Procurement Season! Thank you so much to the following families who have already completed their requirement and those who have exceeded the minimum donation - as designated by an asterisk* ! You are so appreciated!
 
Adamson + Brown + Cambridge + Colby + DeBord + Khedy + Magnotti + Nightingale* + Nowak + Rabon* + Read* + Russell (Tim/Andrea) + Sequeria
 
And special thanks to those who have chosen to be School Sponsors:
Catorcini* + D'Costa* + Salmon* + Widodo*
 
Some days it's overwhelming to see the generosity in our community. From my view here in the Auction Office (or as we sometimes call it, "the dining room" - sorry, just a little Stay-at-Home humor), we have the most supportive and incredible community, dedicated to one another and our children. Thank you all for being part of this amazing St. Louise community, and sharing your time, your stories, your skills, and your financial resources, especially during this unprecedented health crisis. You are so appreciated!
 
May is generally the month we do Auction Procurement and preparation. So let's break down what you need to know for the coming weeks:
 
1.        Your procurement commitment is due by June 1. If you are donating cash, you can simply do that online by clicking here . If you are going to donate an item, experience or Charger Cards, please fill out the procurement form here.

2.        Physical items, gift certificates, etc. are not due until September 18. This change in date will greatly compress our normal schedule, so that's why we are asking for you to fill out the online procurement form by June 1, so we can plan ahead, for what will likely be a crazy start to school!

3.        If you would like your children to receive the benefit of Free Dress on a date to be determined in September, you'll need to exceed the requirement and donate $400 or more.
4.        If you are donating Charger Cards , please email chargercards@stlouiseschool.org and let Charger Cards chairperson Marsha know which of the following cards you would like to donate: Delta, Nordstrom, Disney, Amazon, Bai Tong, Daniel's, Seastar, Trophy, or Zappos . We have specific quantities of each that are needed, so if your plan is to donate these, please know that the sooner you request the Charger Cards, you'll have the better chance of getting the higher rebate cards.

5.        This is a year when we are really going to need School Sponsorship support to cover 100% of the auction costs. If you know which level you would like to sponsor, click here to make that critical donation. Thank you so much for your sponsorship! New to St. Louise and want to find out more about how you can sponsor the event? Click here for details!
 
If you need more information, visit the SKYBALL - Chargers are Forever website by clicking here . For the most up to date and special information, follow us on Instagram @stlouiseauction . I will be posting some iGTV and Facebook videos with auction info as well, so definitely follow the Auction!
 
Thank you, again, for all you are doing supporting your kids during this time of distance learning, and supporting St. Louise. We are grateful for you.
 
St. Louise Parent & Auction Director
Mark has his work station all set, ready to tackle his daily online-learning.
Anabella is good-to-go with her virtual class for the day.


Final Days to Order a Yearbook and Insert Your Own Personalized Pages

You must hurry - time is running out to personalize your yearbooks or to e-sign autographs! When you order a St. Louise yearbook - by the May 5th deadline - you can add your own photos to two unique, personalized pages. For example, Mark's parents and Anabella's parents could add these above photos in their children's books. You can also add photos of your child's pet, action photos from this year's sport teams, or family travel photos ...whatever you'd like!

Students can also electronically sign their friends' yearbooks and have their friends add electronic autographs to their own yearbook. To do this - by the May 5th deadline - go HERE and HERE .

If you have questions about the yearbook, or have some cute online-learning photos we could include in everyone's yearbooks, please contact our yearbook coordinator, Catherine Saffel . You may also text a photo to her at 206-459-8962. Please note what grade your child is in, but no need to use names.

Don't forget to order a yearbook here if you haven't already.
The deadline is this Tuesday, May 5.


Books will be distributed on June 1, and the cover designs will be from our 8th graders who won Mrs. Walker's recent Yearbook Cover Design Contest. Congratulations to Ann Sullivan, whose winning-design will be on the front cover of the yearbook, and to Justine Utz, whose design will grace the back of the yearbook.

To take a look at all 20 finalists' designs in our Design Contest, check out our YouTube page . (And while you're there, please hit the " SUBSCRIBE " button.)
Ann Sullivan
Justine Utz
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Stir-Crazy Indoors? Come to School One Week from Saturday and Work Outside
One of the essential services for St. Louise Parish and School is to keep the grounds clean and the yards landscaped. If you are able to come help pull weeds, trim bushes, etc., we're having a Spring Spruce-Up next Saturday, May 9, from 8AM-12PM. (A second Spruce-Up Saturday will be held on May 30.)

Volunteers will be spread out on campus, so you'll be able to be physically-distant while still earning volunteer hours and helping out St. Louise.

Please report to the north parking lot at 8AM with your own yard tools (rakes, shovels, wheelbarrows, weed-digging tools) and working gloves. if you will be helping, please email our volunteer head-landscaper, Jeffrey Hummer , to tell him how many adults or teenagers in your family will be attending, so he has an idea of how many landscape projects to plan.
Teachers Are Creating Class Rosters for 2020-21
It will soon be time for the teachers to create class rosters for the upcoming 2020-21 school year. To accomplish this task, our teachers have a number of objectives to reach in order to help them make the best choices for the best learning environments next year for all students. These objectives include:
  • balanced apportionment of boys and girls;
  • equal distribution of students’ academic performance levels;
  • provision for positive student leadership in each class;
  • separation of students who may have negative effects on certain other students;
  • facilitation of the development of new friendships;
  • accommodation of individual student needs through a particular learning environment.

You’ll notice what isn’t mentioned in this list of objectives is “fulfilling a parental request for a specific teacher.” The teachers are not able to accept requests. They have listened to you via parent conferences and other discussions this year, and have gotten to know your children extremely well this year. This is all the information they will need to make class placement choices for the upcoming year. We're sure you appreciate the difficulty were we to allow parents to request teachers, especially realizing that it is never as simple as moving one child. Class placement has a domino effect, and the movement of one child usually impacts half a dozen classmates, making for an interconnected, complicated process. We ask you to please trust the knowledge and professionalism of our teachers to make the best choices for assigning their students to specific classrooms for the fall.

However, should you still want to put your two cents in regarding class placement, your one avenue to do this is in writing to Mr. Fitzpatrick. He will take your request into consideration but will not be able to promise you it can be accomplished. He keeps track of the number of times a parent has made a teacher request in past years, so please understand that Mr. Fitz will only be able to seriously consider requests that, not only document compelling reasons, but are from parents who do not have a history of making a previous request for that child. If you have a need to place a request, please email him by no later than this Monday, May 4.
Perhaps It Is Time You Became More Involved in Your Child's School
Whereas the Parents’ Club General Membership consists of all school parents or guardians, the Parents' Club Board consists of seven members who act as a representative of the General Membership and function as a governing body in matters of Club business, directly responsible to the principal and pastor. The Board meets approximately six times throughout the school year. Your Parents' Club Board has openings for three positions, to begin in the fall and serve a three-year term.

Please read more about the functioning of the Parents' Club HERE , and then take a look below at the current Board members and why they are glad they chose to serve. It might be your turn next! Please contact a current Parents’ Club Board member for more information or to volunteer to serve on the Board this coming fall.
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Volunteer While Staying Physically-Distant
How would you like to earn one volunteer hour for simply typing a few sentences about why you love St. Louise School?! We would appreciate having parents write positive reviews about our school on the various sites prospective parents check-out when deciding on choosing a school. If you love St. Louise School and would be willing to write a few sentences about what makes our school special, please contact Cindy Wagner in the development office. Cindy will send you the link to the review sites that need your positive comments.


Another way for parents to earn volunteer hours this month is to help at our Spring Spruce-Up on two Saturday mornings - May 9 and 30. Please see the article above. This is a perfect volunteer job that allows you to earn volunteer hours, tremendously help out the school and parish, and keep your physical distance from anyone during this time of pseudo-quarantine.


Similarly, our Adopt-a-Garden program provides a parent, a couple, or a family with their own small, specific, green area on our St. Louise campus but with no specific date to volunteer. The person's/family's job is to keep that area looking nice by weeding it, raking it, pruning it, and sometimes planting in it. You can come to campus at any time - weekday/weekend, morning/afternoon/evening - and work on your "adopted garden" on a regular basis as needed. If you are interested, please contact Jonathan Taasan , and he can explain which areas on campus have yet to be "adopted."


A final way to earn volunteer hours while staying away from others physically is to help us promote St. Louise School admissions. If you have a friend or coworker whom you think would be interested in enrolling their children in a Catholic school, tell them that St. Louise is still accepting applications for admissions for the upcoming school year. You can also promote us by tagging St. Louise in your posts about distance learning and by sharing
our school posts. You'll find our school posts HERE and HERE . Figure out the time it took you to email/text friends and/or to tag/post and count this as volunteer hours. We figure that connecting personally with a specific friend/coworker to discuss the benefits of enrolling at St. Louise can count as at least 1 volunteer hour, depending on how much time you spend with them. Also, each time you tag a post about our school on Facebook/Instagram, you can count this as 1 volunteer hour. So get your social media promotions going please, to help out your school and to earn some hours!
Way to Go, Jack!
We have such talented students! Eighth grader Jack Sharp filmed and produced this video - a virtual tour of our school. We needed this for prospective new school parents who are interested in enrolling with us for the upcoming school year but currently can't tour our school in-person due to our closure. Take a look at Jack's great work!
School Open Tomorrow from 8AM-4PM
Parents are asked come to school tomorrow, May 1, from 8AM-4PM ONLY IF their child's teacher has informed them there are new assignments to pickup or ONLY IF the parents have completed assignments to drop off. Otherwise, there is not a need for all families' parents to come to school. If you are coming, the front doors of the main building and the PreK classroom in the north wing will be left unlocked during these 8 hours.
Online Payments Can Get You Instant Charger Cards

The Charger Cards office will be closed during May due to the impact of COVID-19. We will not be packaging physical cards for pickup at this time. We will reevaluate the situation at the end of May and keep you informed if physical cards can be picked up at the school office in June.

Standing-Order families may have the opportunity to get their May orders through the postal mail. Please email Charger Cards if you want us to postal mail to you in May your standing-order cards.

Online payments for ScripNow ecards and Reloads are still available. Below we have outline instructions in how to setup if you have not done so.    When you sign up for online payments, you immediately get your eGift cards, can instantly add funds to your reloadable gift cards, and can shop wherever, whenever on your phone. It's secure and simple to set up, so you can grow your earnings. In fact, families who pay online earn 45% more than families who don’t.

 
Every St. Louise Family Needs to Register Online; Here’s How & Why

See the Online Registration Directions page for step-by-step information on how to register online and get started. You will need an enrollment code, and you get his by emailing chargercards@stlouiseschool.org .
  • Online registration provides each family with ability to track their family rebates and see order history.
  • Online registration enhances record keeping for St. Louise so we have easier, more accurate information.
  • Ordering online provides access to full amount of gift cards available (hundreds of additional choices)!
  • Rebate bonuses are available for online purchases.
  • Order ScripNow/printable gift cards, reloadable gift cards.
  • See the video that shows you how to use MyScripWallet.com – the NEW mobile website to purchase, use and track Charger Card scrip on your phone.
 

Setup Online Payments by Linking Your Bank Account

  1. Set up your account in a matter of minutes.
  2. Create a unique PIN to keep your account safe.
  3. There is a $0.15 fee on each transaction.
  4. To get set up, log in and select Dashboard > Payment Types on ShopWithScrip.com
  5. Or another method is to select Menu > Payment Types on MyScripWallet.com and follow the instructions.
  6. Pay with your credit card - Discover, Mastercard, or Visa (2.6% fee on each transaction).
  7. You can choose to save the card to your account for future purchases.
  8. Start shopping at ShopWithScrip.com on desktop or MyScripWallet.com on mobile.


Support Your Community through Delivery or Takeout

Take a break from cooking and support your community restaurants by going through the drive-thru, ordering takeout, or getting delivery. Cooks, cashiers, and other staff at local restaurants will be truly thankful for your business, and you're able to also support St. Louise School with your use of Charger Cards.


For more information on Charger Cards and online ordering, please visit www.stlouiseschool.org/chargercards or email chairperson Marsha or Kathy at  chargercards@stlouiseschool.org 
St. Louise School has our own YouTube Channel , and we'd love for you to subscribe to it. If you subscribe, you'll be notified as soon as the next all-school video uploads, such as the Monday Morning Announcements from Mr. Fitz, or this coming Wednesday's special all-school Rosary prayer-time. Please go HERE to subscribe.
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