How To Contact Cardinal Ritter
3360 W. 30th Street, Indianapolis, IN 46222
(317) 924-4333
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Dear Parents
I’m excited to announce that our students are being offered an international educational travel opportunity to Europe in summer of 2023.
Please click here to register for an information session about Ms. Selby’s trip to London and Paris on May 25 at 6:30 via zoom. There are limited spots available on these trips, so please make sure to RSVP& attend if you and/or your child(ren) are interested in learning more.
The trip will be highlighted at the meeting. At this meeting, you’ll meet the Ms. Selby, hear all the details, including the itineraries, academic opportunities, costs of these trips and enrollment options – including taking advantage of EF’s risk-free enrollment period.
We know that when students travel, they expand their knowledge of the world around them, discover more about themselves, and grow more confident. By taking part in this experience, students will be given the chance to step outside their comfort zone, experience a new culture, and see the world from a different perspective. These skills are critical for creating the global citizens of tomorrow, and Cardinal Ritter students deserve these opportunities.
Make sure to RSVP as soon as possible so we can plan accordingly.
God bless
Mrs. Hoy
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Dear Parents,
The year is winding down, but activities are in full swing! This week our seniors have celebrated Senior Week with many activities such as decorating their school uniforms, participating in their senior luncheon, and even enjoying a slip and slide today! They also enjoyed
On Thursday, we had our first ever Eucharistic Procession. Our chaplain Father Vinny, along with teachers and students, walked the property of SMSG and Cardinal Ritter with the Blessed Sacrament.
This week we also had the drug dogs in for a random search. We do this a few times a year as a preventative measure. We always want to provide our students with ways to deal with the pressures that surround them. Knowing that we do random drug testing and random searches can give students an easy out when faced with those social pressures. Our students are never in contact with the officers or dogs as we have a non-emergency lockdown to keep our students and staff in the classrooms while the search is happening. For the third time this year, the dogs found nothing.
This week I also received two IHSAA exemplary behavior reports about our students. One was from an umpire who was impressed with the behavior of our baseball catcher Jacob Dill. The second was for our girls’ track and field participants for their excellent sportsmanship and attitudes. Way to represent, raiders!!
Next week starts a busy week of study tables. Over this weekend, ask your child to share with you their plan for studying for finals. Study tables are after school all next week, except for Friday. On Friday, May 27, we will have an e-learning day. We did not meet our school’s Run-a-thon goal, and the day off was contingent upon making that goal. This will be a RED day. All students will have work from their RED day classes. Students do not log on to a Google Meet; work will just be posted to their Google Classroom pages. Finals will begin on Tuesday, May 31 for all grades except the 8th graders; their finals begin this next Wednesday, May 25.
Have a wonderful weekend!
In Christ’s Peace,
Kari Jost
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Prayer for Students
Lord our God, in your wisdom and love you surround
us with the mysteries of the universe.
Send your Spirit upon these students and fill them
with your wisdom and blessings.
Grant that they may devote themselves to their studies
and draw ever closer to you, the source of all knowledge.
We ask this through Christ our Lord.
R/. Amen.
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Eucharistic Procession
Cardinal Ritter High School students and teachers participated in the first annual Eucharistic Procession this week, circling the campus of the high school and St. Michael - St. Gabriel school. A procession is a Catholic devotion in which the clergy and the faithful walk a route carrying the Eucharist and often banners or statues of the Blessed Virgin Mary or other saints. Processions like this one are a unique way of worshiping God that help to express our devotion to Jesus Christ in the Most Blessed Sacrament, serve as a living sign of the Church's pilgrim journey toward heaven, and allow us to evangelize our community by bringing Christ to our neighbors.
Special thanks are due to Eagledale Florist and Gillespie Florist for the donated rose petals, to Mr. Duckett for organizing the procession, to Mrs. Leyba and the choir for leading us in hymns, to the Altar Servers and Campus Ministry Leaders, to the students and faculty who participated, and to Fr. Vinnie for his pastoral presence.
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MONDAY - MAY 23
Red Day
TUESDAY - MAY 24
Black Day - CRHS Spring Awards Ceremony - 8th Grade Picnic
WEDNESDAY - MAY 25
Red Day - 2pm Dismissal
THURSDAY - MAY 26
Black Day
FRIDAY - MAY 27
Red Day - E-Learning Day(Students must Log On to be marked as in school)
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2022 New and Used Uniform Sale
The 2022 New and Used Uniform Sale will be held Friday, June 24th from 3-6 PM and Saturday, June 25th from 10am to 12 pm.
Used Uniform Items to sell:
If you have uniforms to sell they can be dropped off at the school office. All items should be dropped off before June 20th.
Items should be clean and in gently-used condition. Items without stains, with working zippers and no missing buttons fetch the highest resale price.
ALL used uniforms are 50% off the listed price after 11am on Saturday.
All resale items must include a tag securely pinned to the item (please do not staple) with the following information:
1. Family/student name
2. Suggested Price
3. Contact information
If you would like to collect any unsold items, please arrive at the gym by 11:30 to sort through the remaining items and find yours.
All unclaimed unsold items are donated to the Parents Club for next year's sale inventory. You will not receive payment in subsequent years for items donated but not sold or claimed in 2022.
Each family will need to pick up their earnings from the advancement office.
Proceeds from the sale of donated items benefit the Cardinal Ritter Parent Club.
New Uniforms for Sale:
Families will be able to purchase new uniform polos, sweatshirts, quarter-zips and gym uniforms.
New uniform bottoms (skirts, shorts, pants) will be available in all sizes to try on. You can then place your order on site.
Volunteers are needed to staff the sale:
Friday, 6/24/22 from 1-6 pm
Saturday, 6/25/22 from 10 am -1 pm.
Preferred shift? Friday, Saturday or both!
Volunteers must be available for one full shift either day. No split shifts are available.
You receive service hours for your time.
Volunteers have the sneak peek, pre-sale right to purchase 2 items Friday at 2:30 p.m.
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We're excited to announce School Uniforms by Tommy Hilfiger as an approved uniform provider for Cardinal Ritter High School families! Visit www.globalschoolwear.com to find our school store using school code CARD02
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Get A Head Start On Your
Parent Hours For Next Year!
Parents needed Monday and/or Tuesday June 6th & 7th to help us empty classrooms.
Call 317-927-7826 to volunteer
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School Choice Voucher Application
We are now scheduling voucher application appointments for May! Please utilize the following link to schedule your appointment with Mariana Sauceda. You will need to bring your 2021 tax return as well as any other income documentation for your household.
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Senior Week
This week we honored our seniors as their time as students here at Cardinal Ritter are coming to an end. They enjoyed breakfast one morning, various dress down days and the Annual Senior Luncheon. We wish them good luck as they move on.
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St. Susanna
Color Run
Several Cardinal Ritter's Student Ambassadors traveled to Plainfield to help out with St. Susanna's Color Run. Things got a little messy but no one seemed
to mind.
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Now Hiring
Little Ritter Raiders Daycare
Little Ritter Raiders Daycare now hiring. Work on campus during school hours. Be home when your students are at home, and earn 25% off your Cardinal Ritter High School tuition. Please contact Mrs. Hoy at jhoy@cardinalritter.org or Amanda Stader at astader@cardinalritter.org for more information or to apply.
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Here is great way to raise money for Cardinal Ritter that doesn't cost you anything extra
When making purchases at Office Depot (either in store or on-line and this includes OfficeMax as well), you can designate that 5% of your purchase price be directed toward merchandise credits for Cardinal Ritter.
Once a school receives $10 in credit within a calendar quarter Cardinal Ritter will be mailed a merchandise certificate to use online or in store!
Cardinal Ritter's ID is 70036459
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Shopping to Support CRHS
You can support Cardinal Ritter by shopping at Kroger, Amazon, and Office Max along with getting rewards from Box Tops and Coke for our school. Visit our website to find out more details
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Don't forget to select Cardinal Ritter High School as your charity of choice at smile.amazon.com, and a portion of your purchase will be donated to CRHS!
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Earn Money for CRHS! Get the Box Top App on your phone
and scan your grocery receipts!
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Congratulations Seniors!
Last Friday Cardinal Ritter honored Senior Raiders in both Softball & Baseball.
This was a talented group of seniors both on and off the field.
Softball: Abby Blastic, Stacey Castro, Emma Hunt, Natalie Kutcher and Kelsey Waggoner.
Baseball: Jared Castellanos, Sam Fitzgerald, Kobie Horton and Zack Gonzales.
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Raiders Advance To The Regionals In Track & Field |
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Sarah Jacob
1600m & 3200m
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Abi Villarias
100m Hurdles & 300m Hurdles
New School Record in the
100 Hurdles
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Michel Andrews
Pole Vault - Section Champion
High Jump
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Roberts Jackson
300m Hurdles
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Kemari Robinson
100m - Sectional Champion
200m - Sectional Champion
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Boys Volleyball Team Takes Regional Crown
Last Saturday the Raider Boys Volleyball Team won the regional championship with a win over Chatard. The Raider take on Fishers, tonight at 8pm at Perry Meridian to start quarter finals play. Also congratulations to Dylan Poore and Patrick Van Gheem who have been named to the Indiana All Star South Roster. Athletes were nominated by their coaches for their talent, sportsmanship, and impact in the 2022 season. Then, coaches from across the southern part of the state voted to fill the 14 spot roster. The All Star North vs All Star South match is tomorrow starting at 1:30pm at Perry Meridian High School.
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You are now able to check grades through the PowerSchool App! Once you have created your parent account, go to your app store and download PowerSchool. CRHS access
code is TMHH.
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This is a next-level college experience.
A truly future-forward college education offers students more than a highly relevant curriculum. It must pair a top-tier education with the real-world experiences and human-centered skills that employers seek as students prepare to become the impactful leaders of tomorrow.
Through Illinois Tech’s one-of-a-kind Elevate program, we guarantee that our students will take part in the outside-of-the-classroom experiences that will enhance their job prospects—and it begins before they even start college.
Our Elevate College Prep summer programs are much more than pre-college courses. They help high school students broaden their knowledge and skills in highly relevant and in-demand fields. Plus, students will get a firsthand look at how the guaranteed opportunities in our unique Elevate program empower current Illinois Tech undergraduates to stand out.
The Elevate College Prep program offers residential, daytime, and online programs and courses such as Biology, Biomedical Engineering, Computational Science, Local Politics and Environmental Sustainability, and many more.
Whether your students are looking for robust pre-college offerings or just want to participate in one of our hands-on programs this summer, there’s no better place to do it than Illinois Tech, Chicago’s only comprehensive tech-focused university.
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Explore a Career in Health!
Help stop violence.
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Youth Violence Prevention Fellowship
Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays for three weeks in July.
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Learn about the inner workings of the agencies, organizations, and groups tasked with addressing youth violence.
From meeting legislators and community leaders to discussing best practices and solutions, Fellows explore youth violence prevention with those directly impacting their communities.
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All schools operated by schools and parishes under the guidance of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Indianapolis admit students of any race, color, national and ethnic origin to all the rights, privileges, programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students at the school. The schools do not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national and ethnic origin in administration of its educational policies, admissions policies, scholarship and loan programs, and athletic and other school-administered programs. |
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