St. Peter Weekly News

St. Peter Weekly News!

Principal's Message:

Dear St. Peter Family,

Well, Spring is not cooperating with us, but we are hopeful that it will arrive soon so that the students can get outside and enjoy fresh air during the day. This stretch of the school year is always a bit of a challenge, as students, parents, and teachers alike are trying to hold on until Easter break! We have just two weeks to go, so I know we can make it! I would like to thank all our parents for the overwhelming support the teachers and I are seeing with correcting misbehaviors and bringing issues to our attention when necessary. It is only when we work together that we can identify issues, correct them, and very clearly establish the expectations for our students. We are focused in on helping students understand that actions have consequences, sometimes good and sometimes not good. We are teaching students that a consequence is a way to acknowledge a bad choice, accept responsibility, and move forward in a positive manner. Having you in our corner is a true asset in building the culture we are striving for at St. Peter. Like you, we have high expectations for the behavior of our students, but the key is teaching the students to have those same high expectations for themselves. They are very loved here, and helping them grow is a true privilege for us. Have a wonderful weekend...stay dry!

St. Peter, Friend of Jesus,

PRAY FOR US!

Mrs. Kadel

Looking Ahead:

Tuesday, March 28th, Spring Pictures, students may be out of uniform
Wednesday, April 5th, school Mass 9AM and Stations of the Cross, 2:20 PM
Friday, April 5th-Friday, April 14th, Easter Break

Important Links:

Order Your Yearbook Today!

We’ve had a few problems, but the online yearbook site is up and running! The school code to order the books is 12256123.

Please continue to pull off those tabs! Our third graders are collecting pop tabs for the Ronald McDonald House throughout Lent. Thank you!

March Menu

Click here for March's menu!

Carroll and CJ News

Faith Moment

Third Quarter Honor Roll

Congratulations to our third quarter honor roll students! The picture above is just our fourth-grade honor students! Grades 5-8 are pictured below, It certainly is happy problem to have so many students on honor roll that they don't fit in one picture! We are very proud of these students, and we know we have several more striving to make honor roll fourth quarter. Keep working hard, students, you can do it!

Fourth Grade:

First Honors-Norah Armbruster, Ethan Bell, Keira Brennan, Gabby Brunson, Jennifer Bui, Josslyn Crawford, Dhestani Duncan, Evie Fraley, Mariella Hooper, Anthony Inman, Mason Kiwacka, Keira Lawrence, Lucas Leis, Ethan Mahl, Annie Makiewicz, Jillian Naguit, Serwaah Osei, Fiona Pecoraro, Bishop Plessinger, Elisabeth Pontious, Scarlet Stubleski, Elli Thompson, Katherine Turner, Kadence Wiley

Second Honors-Taylee Brown, Logan Cooley, Ian Egbert, Chris Luna Gutierrez, Amilah Rice, Landyn Wright, Audrey Zimmerman

Fifth Grade:

First Honors- Katerina Leontsev, Darby Links, Jocelyn Schulker, Adalyn Volk

Second Honors- Kinsley Foley, Crew Ford, Adalyn Neil, Janice Ngabo, Albert Nguyen, Alexander Phan, Sophie Richards, Brielle Snyder, Carine Uwase

Sixth Grade:

First Honors- Ava Caraway, Anh Dang, Polly Donovan, Khloe Ferguson, Laila Hartley, Justin Kinder, Breyana King, Olivia Litz, Gabby Makiewicz, Isabella Menker, Mauricio Perez

Second Honors- Myles Ayres-McClinton, Angela Le, Abby Thompson, Vanessa Nsabimana, Maddy Vann

Seventh Grade:

First Honors-Jayden Brown, Garrett Fraley, Nikhil Hopkinson-Jain, Isaac Kuli, Lucas Myers, Julia Naguit, Kinsey Schoening

Second Honors-Dominic Nguyen, Samantha Stubleski, Elijah Teague, Isabelle Wright

Eighth Grade:

First Honors- Shaina Brito, Madison Davis, Olivia Fairburn, Jordyn Hagen, Angel Irakoze, Jackson Liette, Isabelle Mahl, Julia Rains, Chris Schaefer, Nick Schaefer, Milah Schulker

Second Honors- Hailey Bell, Cara McCormick, Mia Sta.Ana

Crayons to Classroom

Thank you to all our students and families who supported the National Junior Honor Society's fundraiser for Crayons to Classroom. St. Peter School raised over $1500 for the purchase of school supplies for students in the Dayton area. Way to go, Panthers!

Family STEM Night

Family STEM Night was a huge success! Thank you to all our families for spending the evening with us! A very special thanks to Mrs. Myers and the 6th-8th grade students who volunteered to make this event possible. Thank you also to Mrs. Draeger, STEM Coordinator at Chaminade Julienne High School for attending as well. Mrs. Myers and Mrs. Draeger are already planning a very special Halloween STEM Night for next October!

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