Dear SCS School Families,
What a week! Thank you so much for all of your generosity during this Teacher Appreciation Week... the breakfast, the favorites, the lunches, the treats, the homemade cards, the coffee, the monetary donations and especially the hugs and love!!! Your outpouring of love and appreciation was unbelievable and we are so thankful for you and your beautiful children! Again, thank you for trusting us with their spiritual and academic formation.
We completed three days of ACT Aspire testing this week with our 3rd-6th graders. Testing week is always a little nerve-wracking for teachers and students, but everything went very smoothly. Thank you for helping us set up our students for success.
This week we were excited to invite our parents back to our 9am school Mass and have them celebrate at least once with us on campus this year. Hopefully, next year will be better in this regard. Please be sure to read the letter below outlining a schedule of when each grade level's parents can attend weekly Mass.
Before I close, I’m sorry to have to revisit the parking situation on Codifer. I know it's been a long year and as we get closer to reaching the end, we are all growing weary. That being said... we CAN NOT have parents blocking driveways, leaving cars running unattended, parking too close to corners and causing an unsafe environment during arrival and departure. I know rainy days cause extra complications, but it DOES NOT give you permission to ignore the precautions put in place which have been shared NUMEROUS times. In fact, this week one of our neighbors was unable to leave their driveway for an appointment because one of our parents left their car running with the doors open to get their child into school.
If you ignore the parking regulations (see below), you will lose the privilege of using the walker gates and will be forced to use carpool. PLEASE help us admit and dismiss our students safely while being good neighbors. We are begging you to help us resolve these issues by modeling the Christian behavior we all want our children to emulate as they become young adults.
Thank you to all who follow our arrival and dismissal procedures. We appreciate your help in keeping our students safe and neighbors happy.
May God bless you and your families!
