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Principal's Message:
Dear St. Peter Family,
Well, quarter one is in the books! Our teachers and students have worked hard and their efforts have not gone unnoticed. We are blessed with great students and amazing teachers! Report cards will be sent out on Monday, October 25th and will need to be signed and returned to your child's teacher. Conference sign-ups will also begin that day on Option C. Please read the teacher comments on the report card carefully to see if a conference has been requested. You are welcome to come and meet with your child's teacher even if they do not request a conference. As always, we thank you for the support you provide at home!
Not only do we have super students at St. Peter , but we have some super athletes as well! Congratulations to our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys' soccer team who is headed to the state soccer tournament after winning the championship last weekend. We are so proud of you and know that you represent St. Peter School well.
I am so thankful that we have so many good things to celebrate at St. Peter. May God continue to bless our school family!
St. Peter, friend of Jesus, PRAY FOR US!
Mrs. Kadel
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Attention Parents!
As we head into October, we respectfully ask our parents to drop students off at the door and allow the children to walk themselves to their classrooms. If you need to speak with your child's teachers, please email them first, and they will schedule a time where they can talk and give you their full attention. Thank you for your cooperation!
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We are looking for volunteers in the Library during the school day. Please email Mrs. Kellie Jobe if you are interested.
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Save the Date!
Monday, December 13th
Miss Kruse and the teachers and students in Kindergarten through Grade Three are planning a Christmas program for our school! We will send more details soon but wanted to be sure you marked your calendar for what will surely be a memorable evening!
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Upcoming Christmas Bazaar
Volunteers Needed November 13th and 14th!
The annual Christmas Bazaar will be here before we know it, and we are in need of volunteers to help out. ALL funds raised by the bazaar are donated directly to our school! If you would like to help with this enjoyable event, please contact Linda Stocker or Lori Stemmer at stpeterchristmasbazaar@gmail.com.
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St. Peter Athletics
BASKETBALL Sign-ups!!!!
Help Needed!
CHEER
Cheer Registration is officially open and will close in November! See link for registration (https://tshq.bluesombrero.com/Default.aspx?tabid=1613199).
Cheer is for grades 4 – 8
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Faith Moment
Saint Teresa of Avila
Saint Teresa of Avila was a very devout young lady who strove to find holiness in her every day life. Her total faith and trust in God became known as her "Little Way." St. Teresa's feast day is October 15th. One of her famous quotes is, "Trust God that you are where you are meant to be."
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Congratulations Panthers!
Last weekend our 6th, 7th, and 8th grade boys won a very hard fought game against Fairborn in the Kittyhawk SAY Kickers Division Championship! The game went into overtime where the Panthers finally won in penalty kicks. Next stop for these young men is the state tournament! Congratulations, boys! We are very proud of you!
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The Great Pumpkin Glow
A big thank you to all our families who joined us last Saturday evening for our first annual Great Pumpkin Glow! We had several creative pumpkins and lots of good costumes. Father Kyle, Father Ambrose, Mrs. Collins, and Mrs. Walls made excellent judges! The highlight of the evening was the big movie screen up on the soccer field where families gathered for a special showing of Hocus Pocus. Our awesome PTO had glow sticks, drinks, and delicious snack boxes for all. Thank you to our PTO for making the night special and fun. We look forward to using that movie screen again soon!
|  |  |  | Thank you to Mrs. Jobe and all the volunteers who brought us another great Scholastic Book Fair! Students enjoyed visiting the fair with their classes and many stopped by for family night on Wednesday evening. Did you know that reading (or being read to) for just twenty minutes a day helps children make connections between the written and spoken word, increasing vocabulary? Keep reading, and enjoy those new books! | 2nd Grade Family Reading Night | Mrs. West, Miss Deis, and Mrs. Dieringer hosted Camp Read-a-Lot for second grade families on Wednesday evening. There were activities and games to help build reading and language skills. Practice at home helps reinforce and strengthen reading skills needed at school. Thank you for coming, and special thanks to Mrs. West for hosting the event! | Our eighth graders are learning all about landforms. This week, they worked with partners to model a landform from a topographic map. | |
Looking Ahead:
- Friday, Oct. 15, end of first quarter
- Week of Monday, Oct. 18th, Bullying Prevention Week
- Thursday, Oct. 21, 3rd grade to Carillon Park
- Friday, Oct. 22, no school!
- Week of Monday, Oct. 25th, Breast Cancer Awareness Week
- Monday, Oct. 25, report cards sent home and Conference sign-ups open on Option C
- Wednesday, Oct. 27th, Honors Assembly after Mass
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