Dear parents,
We look forward to seeing you this week for Parent Teacher conferences. It’s always an important part of our relationship as a community to meet and ensure that we are working together to help our students grow academically, socially and spiritually. We appreciate being your partner in the education of our most valuable blessings; our children! Here are some quick tips for the Parent Teacher conferences.
Ask Important Questions. Don’t be afraid to engage in a frank conversation with your child’s teacher. Your goal is to develop an action plan for your child’s success at school. Good questions to ask the teacher include:
- What are my child’s strengths and weaknesses?
- How does my child get along with classmates?
- Is my child working up to her ability? Where could she use improvement?
- What can we do at home to support what you are doing in the classroom?
Stay in touch with your child’s teacher throughout the year through e-mail or scheduled meetings.
When teachers and parents work together, we can help our students have a successful school year and reach their full potential.
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Our local Community Food Bank is in need of some donations. Please help us fill their shelves for our brothers and sisters in need. Our faith speaks of being of service to others. Christian service is a central tenet of the Catholic faith and therefore at the core of a faith-based education which means tying the concept of service to scripture and a greater lesson. We are always talking about
being compassionate towards others and this is a way to put our faith into action. We will take donations until October 31
st. Click
HERE for a list of "Most Needed Foods." Thank you in advance for your generosity!
The King will answer and say to them, 'Truly I say to you, to the extent that you did it to one of these brothers of Mine, even the least of them, you did it to Me.'
Mathew 25:40
Mrs. Gipson
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Wednesday, 10/16
- No School for Middle School Students ONLY
- Preschool-5th grade, 12 noon dismissal
- Book Fair open after school
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Thursday, 10/17
- No School
- Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Book Fair open during conferences
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- No School
- Parent-Teacher Conferences
- Book Fair open during conferences
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o subscribe to our calendar, simply copy and paste this link into your calendar application on your phone, tablet, etc.:
http://www.calendarwiz.com/CalendarWiz_iCal.php?crd=hfcs-gj
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Prayer intentions for our loved ones can be found
HERE.
You may submit a prayer request by clicking
HERE.
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Parents, if you will be joining your student(s) for lunch and would like a school lunch,
please call the office by 9am, so we can include you in the daily lunch count. Thank you for your understanding.
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Applications to apply for
free and reduced school lunch
can be picked up in the office, or found
HERE.
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Make online payments for lunch, Falcon's Nest, athletic fees, etc.
Click
HERE to set up your account or to make a payment.
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Trick or Treat Street - Friday, 10/25/19
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Deadline to register is Wednesday, 10/16.
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All parents of preschool through 5th grade are asked to bring in one bag of candy for distribution at Trick or Treat Street.
Please deliver candy to your student's homeroom teacher. Thank you.
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Middle School Trick or Treat Street Participation
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Middle School students are invited to help make Trick or Treat Street a fun event for the primary and intermediate students! We need middle school students to decorate the halls and hand out candy to the trick or treaters.
Parents, please check your email for important information regarding middle school students participating.
All MS students participating
MUST
be registered as
a group
.
Register your group
HERE
.
A permission slip is required for each student participating. Access the permission slip
HERE
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Spooktacular Fun Run
Saturday ~ 10/26/19
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Check out how much fun last year's Spooktacular 5K was!
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Registering by today, 10/15,
includes T-shirt and both events.
Registration fee goes up after today and t-shirt is not guaranteed.
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Craft Fair Weekend - 11/01/19
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NEW this year! Have an exclusive
wine tasting and
shopping extravaganza at this year's Craft Fair before it is open to the public.
Tickets are limited and are required for entry. Ticket forms are available in the school office.
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Please join us for this year's Craft Fair!
Come enjoy a day of shopping, homemade food from the Country Cafe and our ever so popular Cookie Harvest, filled with a variety of homemade cookies.
Don't forget you also have a chance to win $10,000!
Visit
HERE for more information.
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The Country Cafe serves a light breakfast and lunch to the vendors and shoppers at the annual
Craft Fair
on Saturday, November 2nd.
All food is homemade by our parents.
Parents, we need your help. Please click
HERE
for a list of food items and areas you/your student(s) can help in.
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The class with the most cookies made will earn an ice cream party
!
Did you know that each family from Preschool through 8th grade is responsible for
baking
at least
6 dozen cookies
?
It's not too early to get a jump start on your cookies and throw them in the freezer. Although all cookies are appreciated and welcomed, we kindly ask for cookies other than chocolate chip, as the
decorated cookies sell the best.
Our Cookie Harvest is well known for its creative and
homemade
cookies.
Click
HERE
for areas we can use help in.
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Continue to sell those tickets!
Please return any sold tickets to the office, as well as any tickets you feel you will not be able to sell.
DO NOT THROW THE TICKETS AWAY! Each ticket must be accounted for through our Colorado Raffle License.
If you need more tickets, come to the office or please click
HERE
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Congratulations to our October students of the month: Holton, Caitlyn and Emma and our teacher of the month Mrs. Jansen.
Read more about why they were chosen
HERE.
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