Weekly Mailing

October 8, 2020

LAST CALL FOR ORDERING SAINT ROSE MASKS! GET YOURS TODAY! October 2020 Upcoming Events 2020-2021 School Calendar October 16: End of Quarter 1 October 29: Trunk or Treat 6-8pm Return to School Face Covering Clarification *updated 8/19 Updated Return to School Plan Internal Covid Symptom Screening Extended Day Info Covid Guidelines Weekly Sign In Form Contact Us School Office: 419-874-5631 School Nurse: 419-874-3904 School Website Email Dr. Borgelt ‌ ‌ Daily Inspiration Dear Saint Rose Families,  This fall has blessed us with incredible weather. In a typical year, most classes are taught indoors. This year is anything but typical and our teachers are looking for creative ways to utilize our entire campus for outdoor instruction and mask breaks. Today we had art classes outside finishing up their tie dyeing. Right next to them gym classes were using the new gaga pit, while below them students were playing on the playground during recess. You might notice middle school math equations written in chalk in the parking lot. Reading groups can often be found in the garden or on the hill. Being outside more often, allowing more movement, while students learn, is an incidental benefit from the pandemic that will likely last far beyond masks and social distancing.   Next week grades 2-8 will receive the Eucharist every week. Classes that are unable to attend Mass in the sanctuary will attend in the church basement and have the Eucharist brought to them for distribution. Kindergarten and 1st grade will attend Mass once a month in the church. Many details had to be worked out to make this all possible. I appreciate everyone's patience and flexibility.  Sincerely,  Dr. Borgelt Thank You Mr. Hoovler After 22 years of service to Saint Rose School, Mr. Gary Hoovler decided to step back from his teaching position. Saint Rose appreciates Mr. Hoovler's dedication to his students and his ministry of fitness education. He leaves an indelible mark on the students of our school. He demonstrated tireless devotion to the Mile Club, where students could track their running miles throughout the school year. Each spring he coordinated Track and Field Week. He also led the program for the sixth grade two mile run and the seventh and eighth grade 5K for T.H.O.L. Classes are preparing thank you cards to send to Mr. Hoovler to thank him for his support for all of these years.  Thank You Volunteers! Thank you to the students of families of Saint Rose School as well as the Knights of Columbus for their recent help in spreading mulch on our playground. The playground gets a lot of use over the year and low spots develop. The volunteers spread 10 yards of mulch in these low spots to enhance the safety of the playground.  See Pics from the day HERE  Saint Rose Family Jack-O-Lantern Display Let's see everyone's best Jack-O-Lantern carving skills this fall with the Saint Rose School Jack-O-Lantern Display. Pumpkins will be provided to our families free of charge thanks to the generosity of a friend of Saint Rose School and Monnette's Market.   CLICK HERE for more info and sign up! Saint Rose of Lima Alumni Award Saint Rose School is pleased to announce the recent creation of the Saint Rose of Lima Alumni Award. The purpose of this annual award is to recognize the many ways in which our school alumni have exemplified our school charisms in their lives and in the communities they serve. These charisms are: Compassionate Community Moral Virtue Catholic Faith Servant Leadership Academic Excellence Over the past several months, our Alumni committee has been busy gathering and reviewing the various nominations submitted by our school and parish communities. The two recipients of the first annual Saint Rose of Lima Alumni Alumni Award are: Janise Kaufman and Gabi Clarke.  Janise Kaufman was selected to receive this honor for her faith and tireless devotion to the church community. She is the head of the sanctuary cleaners, a member of God’s Gardeners, the flower committee, the alumni committee, the Women's Retreat committee, and she lectors on Mondays for the 9:15 mass. Janise demonstrates a strong foundation in her faith and a love of both Liturgy and history. All five of her children also attended St Rose School. In these and many more ways, she has demonstrated tireless dedication to her school and church.  Our next recipient is Gabi Clarke. Gabi is a 2008 graduate of Saint Rose and models what it means to live a servant’s heart. Gabi has been very active in many aspects of Catholic youth ministry and currently helps to facilitate Confirmation retreats for the youth at St. Joe’s in Maumee, leads teens at Camp Covercrest, and she also serves as a leader at Life Teen Youth Conferences. Gabi also ministers and regularly gives witness to her students at Saint Ursula Academy where she currently teaches and ministers. Gabi is a role model to the many youth with whom she works to help build their spiritual foundations.

What's Happening Around Saint Rose?

Pirate Channel Episode 3

Kindergarten Kindergarten students exploring their individualized learning paths on edMentum

8th Grade Literature Enrichment

The Eighth Grade Literature Enrichment class studied a short story about Harriet Tubman and the Underground Railroad. Mr. Richard Baranowski, Way Librarian and Local Historian, provided the class with historical documents and articles that described Perrysburg's involvement with the Underground Railroad. On September 29th, Mr. Baranowski met the class at the Perry statue and guided them on a walking tour on West Front to explain locations related to the Underground Railroad and local Perrysburg history. Mr. Baranowski is a 1966 graduate of Saint Rose School.

K-8 Art Saint Rose art teacher, Erin Weiner, is working on a project with all K-8 students. They are exploring primary colors and tie dyeing masks for school. Ms. Weiner purchased basic white masks for all students and provided the colors for them to tie dye outside, as many of her art classes have been moved outside. The students had fun working with the materials and were able to bring in their own t-shirts to tie dye as well.

Digital Art - Rainbow Photo Collage

7th/8th Drawing & Painting - Color Wheel Painting

3rd Grade 3rd graders recently worked together to decide what they could do to reuse items instead of recycling them or throwing them away. This was part of their unit on energy and resources. The students were given old boxes, paper towel tubes, water bottles, etc. They then had to come up with 3-5 things that they could use those items for. Ideas included musical instruments, pencil holders and something to hang your mask on!

Mrs. Tishler's Class learning about apples

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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