Pr e s e n t a t i o n of the B l e s s e d V i r g i n M a r y
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Principal’s Corner
Dear PBVM Families,
Christ is Risen, Alleluia! So much has happened since we have seen one another! We have traveled with our
Lord in His Suffering, His Crucifixion, and His Death. We have Risen with Him from the tomb! We are not the
same people we were two weeks ago: all things have been made new in Him! The most radical change are
in six of our own PBVM students and three of our PBVM staff and parents! On Easter Vigil Kaleo, Kailee,
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Christian, Melody, Michael, and Jack were Baptized and are a NEW creation into Christ! They died and rose
with Him as they were ‘plunged’ into the waters of Baptism! We are so blessed and amazed to have in our
Notes from the Office midst the fresh Grace of these Baptized souls! It was a blessing to see so many of you at the Triduum Liturgies and at the celebration for our newest members of the Church. Also – we have a NEW month! May is the
 Please join the stuMonth of Mary, and we will talking a lot about our Mother at morning assembly. Father Leatherby will be
dents for Mass on Fri., joining us for assembly on Thursday mornings to lead prayers and to give us some pearls of wisdom! Thank
May 6, at 8:00 A.M.
you Father! And, we have a NEW blessed among us! John Paul II was beatified yesterday in Rome! What a
 The Children’s Mass
gift to have saints in our ranks!
and May Crowning will
be Sunday, May 8,
2011, at 10:30 A.M.
Students may wear
their Easter best or
school uniform.
 Spirit Day will be on
Wednesday, May 4,
2011.
 Friday, May 6, is a
minimum day with
12:15 P.M. dismissal.
Extended Day will be
open regular hours.
 Variety Show try-outs
will be on Thursday,
May 5, starting at 3:15
P.M.
 Mom’s Mini Retreat
will be held on Friday,
May 13, in the café
and gym from 9 –11:30
A.M.
There is a lot happening these last weeks of school! Please enjoy every moment! This Saturday, May 7th , all
are invited to witness our 2nd grade class make their 1st Holy Communion! Talk about grace! Then the next
day, on May 8th, (Mother’s Day!) we look forward to seeing you all at the PVBM School Mass at 10:30 A.M.
We will host the May Crowning, and our students and families will lead the Presentation Parish in worship.
Please bring all Moms and Grandmas! The children can wear their “Easter Best” (preferred) for this special
occasion or their school uniforms. It will be a special Mass to honor our 1st Communicants, Mother Mary, and
all mothers!
Speaking of mothers….. I would like to host all of our PBVM mothers (and grandmothers) for a Mom’s Morning of Reflection on May 13th from 8 A.M. to 11:30 A.M. I chose this day because it is both the Feast of Our
Lady of Fatima and the Feast of Our Lady of the Blessed Sacrament (the Community Feast for the Dominican
Sisters of Mary, Mother of the Eucharist)– in other words it is a perfect day to celebrate and reflect upon our
motherhood. Father Leatherby and I will provide a morning of prayer, reflection… and of course refreshments and social time! Please join me and the students at the 8 A.M. Mass in the Church. Please RSVP
([email protected]) so I can send you more details regarding the schedule. I would
also like to invite the new moms of next year’s crop. If you are a Guardian Angel, please reach out to your
new family to invite our newest PBVM moms to the morning of reflection.
A great big THANKS to Becky Jennings who continues to inventory and organize our entire library! Several
PBVM parents have been so gracious as to offer to help! Thank you so much – you can help too… we have
work that can be done at the school and work that can be done at home. Please email me to get more details. Also A big Thanks to Mark Z. who transported three HUGE portable bookcases that will be used for our
library relocation needs. Please see volunteering details in the email body and in the newsline.
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Living and nurturing Catholic Values
While Achieving Academic Excellence
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Parents of Jr. High! I was blessed to teach a VERY brief, VERY simple unit on poetry – sonnets, to be exact. The 6th -8th
graders and I learned a little bit about sonnets, the structure of a sonnet, and iambic pentameter (a very scary set of
words that really are not scary at all!). They are busy memorizing their sonnets (right, students?) and many of them will
recite their sonnets at our first ever PBVM Coffee House Poetry Slam. Please carve out some time on May 24th for this
event. Jr. High parents are invited to join us for morning assembly at 8 A.M., then to gather in the Café at 8:30 A.M. to
enjoy some muffins, coffee, tea… and poetry – all compliments of our Jr. High students!
I would like to host a first-time presentation of “Healthy Family: Safe Children” on Friday, May 20th (Part I) from noon –
3 P.M. and May 27th (Part II) from noon to 3 P.M. This first session will be limited to twenty participants, so RSVP me at
[email protected] if you are interested as soon as possible . Each session will include three video
presentations and a group discussion. I will provide work books for participants. If you cannot make these sessions, I
hope to offer another session during summer school and/or on an evening or weekend. For a table of contents and video
clips from the sessions, peruse the “Secure Child” web site at http://www.securechild.org/toc.htm. I am very excited
about this learning opportunity and believe it will bear much fruit in our homes and school.
Lots more going on… but this is all I can remember on this whirlwind Monday back-to-school!
Be assured of all my love and prayers,
In our Risen Lord and with Mary, Queen of Heaven,
Sister Maximilian Marie, O.P.
Could you spare some time to help inventory books from the school library? This is a project that can be done
"on site" or at home. In the last few
weeks, some moms and Sisters have
managed to inventory 1/3 of the library,
but we still have 2/3 to go, and many
hands would make light work! Please contact Becky
Jennings at [email protected] if you are able to help.
On behalf of the 2011 Ladies Luncheon Committee, we
would like to thank all the ladies who attended and all the
families who donated to our event. Because of your generosity, we made over $3,700 in the Silent Auction and
Raffle. This exceeds last year’s efforts, and we are quite
pleased. However more than the fund raising aspect of
our luncheon, this event is about community and friendship, and we hit the $1 million mark on that. We thank all
of you for your support.
Special thanks go out to our very affordable 8th grade entertainment: Christine Cotterill, Anjelica Jimenez, Taylor
Orosco, Hannah Ruiz, and Bella Spradling, with special
guests Ian Scott, Chris Enabnit (showing off his spelling
AND guitar-playing skills), Matthew Maulino (vocals & ukulele), and Jordan Maulino, PBVM ’09, (also vocals & ukulele). All enjoyed our 8th graders immensely. Thank you
so much.
PRO-LIFE NEWS FLASH: You may have heard about
the non-confrontational, and highly energetic pro-life flash
mob events that have been taking place in Chicago to
counter Planned Parenthood demonstrations, and how
effective they have been. Now the organizers of these
events are coming to Sacramento to lead one of these epic
life mobs here in our own city. The event is tomorrow,
Tuesday, May 3! We need numbers. You will not want to
miss this, as it will be a historic and important moment in
our Pro-life history. We can no longer allow for the culture
of death to claim our youth. Let's rise to this occasion and
cast out into the deep. Let's trust in Jesus that He will use
this event for His honor and glory. Let's bring the culture of
LIFE to the streets, and take the day by storm and tell the
world that we are not losing this battle, as we are assured
that the victory is His. Let us give hope to the state and the
nation. We are asking Participants to meet at 10:00 AM at
L and 11th st. by the capital. Please bring everybody you
can, young and old, as each persons presence will be another glorious ray of that light of Spirit and Truth. Practically, you should know that we will be praying, singing, and
sporting huge yellow LIFE balloons. There will be no angry
or negative shouting. It will be 100% positive and nonconfrontational. This will be awesome and we'll see you
there. Any student who wishes to attend this event, is
excused from class. Check out this link to get an idea of
what this event is like. http://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=nNztPXNFexk. Any questions please contact Mrs. Boyle
at (916) 889-3345.
Teacher’s Weekly Update
Preschool - Mrs. Murphy
Welcome back Preschoolers! We have missed all of your joyful faces. Oh my, our caterpillars have grown while we were on
vacation. Most of the caterpillars have now quadrupled in size and are hanging in a 'J.' A couple have even started forming into
a chrysalis! How fun it will be to watch them change in the next couple of weeks. The new month brings us a unit on bugs and
reptiles. We are working on bringing the Reptile Den into our classroom for a special visit. This week in Religion we are talking
about the Resurrected Christ. We are going to Mass on Tuesday. Have a blessed week, Mrs. Murphy, Mrs. Tsui, and Mrs. Lee
Kindergarten - Mrs. Franklin
Welcome back. Christ has risen! Alleluia! I hope you had a lovely and joyful week in celebration of Easter. Please note that I
have scheduled our big field trip to the Sacramento Zoo and Fairy Tale Town for Monday, May 23rd. The fee is $10:00. This is
enough to cover eight to ten chaperones. We will be having lunch in the park after visiting the zoo and before going to Fairy
Tale Town. The children will need to bring a sack lunch and a drink. I would like them to wear their uniforms. It can be crowded,
and wearing their uniforms makes them easily identifiable. The children always have a great time on this field trip, and it is easily applicable to our reading, writing, and science standards. Please return the permission slip with the fee by Friday, May 6th.
We will be starting our final units in both language arts and mathematics. Our tenth unit in language arts is called, “Windy
Days.” This week we will focus on mastering the long vowel sound of Ee. We will be putting together everything we have been
learning all year. In mathematics our unit is called, “Geometry and Measurement.” This week we will be learning about solid
and complex shapes. The three dimensional shapes that we will focus on are spheres, cones, cubes, cylinders, and rectangular
prisms. Our Kindergarten Growing Up Ceremony will be on Friday, June 3rd, at 11 o’clock. Have a great week! God’s Blessings,
Mrs. Franklin
First Grade - Mrs. Kretz
I hope everyone enjoyed the Easter holiday. I enjoyed the rest and relaxation. This week our story will be “Jot and Dabber and
the Acorn Mystery.” The sound spelling of the week is /oo/ as in book. We will have a comprehension and spelling test on Friday. Because of the holiday break homework will be sent home today and should return completed on Friday in the green
folder. In math we will learn about telling time and get ready for the math fact timed test. The math fact timed test consists of
40 addition and subtraction problems. We will also review money. This Friday is a minimum day. School will be dismissed at
12:15 P.M. Also on Friday we will attend Mass at 8:00 A.M. with our 6th grade Mass buddies. Please arrive by 7:55 A.M. to ensure we arrive at Mass on time. Thank you for all your help and support. Have a wonderful week. Mothers: Have a GREAT
Mother's Day!
Second Grade - Sister Maria Rose
He is Risen, Alleluia! Happy Easter to all! Hopefully over break you have been watching the night sky. Each student has one
day the next month that he or she is to observe and draw the moon for our class moon lookout project. Please ask your child
about this day and mark your calendar. Our 21 caterpillars are quickly changing, and some have begun to form their chrysalis.
The class is very excited to chart their own caterpillar’s growth into an adult butterfly. It is a perfect segue into discussing the
Resurrection and new life. We’re back to our normal school Mass being on Fridays at 8 A.M.; please join us! In Religion the
second grade will finish our unit on the Holy Sacrifice of the Mass and the Eucharist as we look at Religion chapter 28. There
will be a test on ch. 25-28 Thursday. In preparation for your child’s First Holy Communion, I have designed a retreat day for
them this Wednesday. Please make sure they pack lunches that day and wear free dress that is appropriate for attending Mass
and adoration but also good for outdoor activities that involve running. For Writer’s Workshop we’ll write humorous fiction
narratives. In math we’ll take the chapter 23, place value to 1000, test on Friday and then begin chapter 24 which deals with
regrouping 100’s. For language arts we continue unit five, “Responsibility,” with a humorous fiction selection called “The Signmaker’s Assistant!” The phonics focus for our Friday spelling test is the vowel sound in fall that can be spelled: aw, au, augh, &
al. We’ll make our usual chapel visit for Adoration on Thursday about 12:30. Please keep the preparations for your child’s 1st
Holy Communion in your prayers! Thank you! FYI, I will ask Fr. Leatherby to bless any First Holy Communion rosaries probably
the week after the ceremony…I’ll keep you posted.
Reminders:
Wednesday, May 4 – All Day 1st Holy Communion Retreat: (wear nice casual dress, but bring sneakers and have a packed
lunch); join us for 8 A.M. Mass or 1 P.M. Holy Hour in Church
 Thursday, May 5- First Holy Communion Mandatory Practice in Church @ 6 P.M.
 Saturday, May 6- First Holy Communion Mass: Arrive by 10:40 A.M., drop of child @ gym for 1st Holy Communion, and get
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a seat in the Church
Sunday, May 7- May Crowning Mass–:Arrive by 10:15 A.M. and drop your child dressed in Holy Communion outfit off
by Mary’s grotto beside rectory; they will process out after the Mass, and you can meet your child outside afterwards
Please see the 2nd grade teacher page of our school website, presentationschool.net, for information such as my
newsline, Sacrament info and homework charts.
God bless you! You are in my prayers daily. ~Sr. Maria Rose, O.P.
Third Grade - Mrs. Foucek
Welcome back! I hope everyone had a restful and blessed Easter. Congratulations to Jacinta Patton. She is our newest
12’s Club Member. We are going to jump right back into the thick of it… In Religion we will learn and discuss that the
Eucharist is food for our soul. We will be attending Mass on Friday. Please join us as your child is a part of the choir. In
reading we will begin a new and last unit titled “Freedom.” Our first story is about the Statue of Liberty. We will work on
identifying the main ideas and the details that support it. Also we will work on suffixes, prefixes, and capital letters. In
math we continue to practice adding and subtracting fractions with the same denominator. The chapter test will be on
Wednesday. We will work on finishing our chapter on the Cheyenne. There will be a short quiz on Thursday. Have a wonderful week.
Fourth Grade - Mrs. Baggett
Welcome back; I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter break. This week in Religion, we are reading chapter 27, and we
will learn that we share in the threefold ministry of Christ as priest, prophets, and kings. We will go to Mass on Friday at
8:00. We are reading Mrs. Frisby and the Rats of Nimh, and we begin a new vocabulary brochure for the rest of the book.
In math, the red group will have their chapter 25 test on Thursday, and then they will begin working on symmetry. The
blue group has their chapter 24 test on Wednesday, and then they will begin working on geometry. In science we are
learning about electricity and magnets. In social studies we are beginning chapter 9 and learning about how immigrants
have positively impacted our history. Reminder: The balance for 49er Camp is due by Friday, May 13th. We are going
May 24th & May 25th! God’s Blessings, Mrs. Baggett
Fifth Grade - Mrs. Boyle
Christ is Risen! Alleluia! Welcome back to school! I hope you had a wonderful break! Today all the book reports are in,
and they look great! I’m looking forward to the student presentations which will be Wednesday. In Religion we learn
that Jesus sent the Holy Spirit upon His apostles and Mary His Mother. We will memorize the spiritual and corporal
works of mercy for a test on Friday. We are also learning about the Sacred Heart of Jesus. We will begin chapter 22 in
math. We will finish with a test on Friday. Our story in literature is, “Founders of The Children’s Rain Forest.” In English
we will learn about helping verbs, linking verbs, subjects, and predicates. There will be a spelling/reading/English test on
Friday. Our topic in social studies is “The Industrial North”, chapter 17. The test will be early next week. We continue
with our unit on plants in science. We are on topic 3. The quiz will be Friday. We will have a special visitor this
week! Brother Chad from St. John Cantius in Chicago, who helped us make our Blessed Sacrament video, is in town this
week. He will be stopping in to visit the class. Remember this is the month of Mary! May is a great time to begin the
practice of praying a daily Rosary if you don’t do so already! May the blessings of the Risen Christ be showered upon
your family!
Junior High Math and Science: Mrs. Donahue
We go into May with a commitment to finish strong! Please check the attached finals schedule for your student’s end-ofyear testing preparations. In science 8th grade will need to take their chapter 15 test Monday as they were unable to
complete it last Thursday. They will then join 7th and 6th in chapter 16 all levels in progress. We will test on this chapter
this Friday. There will be no DRW’s or KTQ’s for this chapter. Notes will be accepted as extra credit. Remember that 8th
grade has a finals prep packet that is due by the end of this week on chapters 9-16. This packet can be turned in for
check-in any time this week. In math we have the following:
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8th Sodas: (M)578 MR 7-12, 582 ST2 all; (T) 590 WE 1-10 all, Probs. 3&6; (W) 318 3-15 3’s; (Th)324 Probs. 9-24 3’s; (F) 330
ST all and 344 CT 18-20 all
Superpizzas: (M) 153 WE 1-40 odd, (T) 154 MRE 1-12 all, (W) 156 WE 1-50 odd, (Th) 157 MRE 1-9 all, 159 OE 1-12 all, (F)
159 WE 1-42 odd
Pizzas: (M) 42 CT 1-20 all, (T) 89 CRT 1-16 all, (W) 90 CT 1-25 all, (Th) 91 CR 1-35 odd, (F) 97 WE 1-45 odd
7th Burgers (M) 367 STA 1-12, (T) 371 WE 1-25 all, (W) 375 WE 122 all, (Th) 380 WE 1-17 all, (F) 384 WE 1-40 odd
Fries: (M) 287 RE 1-8 all, 291 CE 1-8 all, (T) 293 RE 1-9 all, (W) 296 CE 1-12 all, (Th) 296 WE 1-27 odd, (F) 297 STB
1-7 all
6th Floats: (M) 291 RE 1-6 all, 293 CE 1-16 odd, (T) 293 WE 1-30 odd, (W) S295 TA 1-24 odd, (Th) 298 CE 1-10 all,
(F) 298 WE 1-15 odd, 299 RE 1-4 all
Shakes: (M) 227 CE 1-16 all, (T) 228 WE 1-26 odd, (W) 229Probs 1-14 odd, 230 RE 1-8 all, (Th) 232 WE 1-29 odd,
(F) 233 RE 1-9 all
6th Grade Social Studies—Sr. Mary Gloria, OP
Welcome back from Easter break! This week we will begin our study of the Roman Empire. Students will analyze the location of and the political and geographic reasons for the growth of Roman territories and expansion of the empire. They
will summarize accomplishments during the Pax Romana, explain how the emperors unified the empire, and describe the
importance of social rank.
Upcoming Due Dates:
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Tuesday, May 3: Study Guide pages for Chapter 14, Lesson 1
Thursday, May 5: Study Guide pages for Chapter 14, Lesson 2
Friday, May 6: D.O.G. Quiz (#141-160); Study Guide pages for Chapter 14, Lesson 3
Tuesday, May 10: Study Guide pages for Chapter 14, Lesson 4
7th Religion, 8th History, Jr. High Spelling/Vocabulary – Sr. Hyacinth
Christ is risen! Alleluia! I hope you all had a blessed Easter break. We are now ready to jump into the last part of our
school year. We have plenty to do as we continue to celebrate Our Lord’s Resurrection in this Easter season.
7th Religion –This week we are discussing the Easter vigil and the sacrament of the Anointing of the Sick.
8th Social Studies – We are moving on to a look at Reconstruction and working on some general review of major
themes in US history to prepare for our final on May 10th.
6th Vocabulary – We are beginning our work with Greek and Latin root words. This week we are concentrating
on numbers.
7-8th Vocabulary – We are working on the Unit 13-15 review and cumulative review. Grade 8 has their cumulative vocabulary test on May 13th.
7th Grade Social Studies and Spanish—Mr. Maestretti
I hope everyone had a wonderful Easter break and we all continue to have a blessed Easter Season! 7th grade
social studies will finish their unit on the Reformation and the Scientific Revolution. We will also spend more time in the
computer lab finishing our research projects. The project will be due on Friday, May 27th.
7th Spanish will strive to finish units 2 and 3 from level 1 in Rosetta Stone.
Junior High Language Arts - Mrs. Casagrande
**** I would like to thank everyone for all of your prayers for my husband. They were all greatly appreciated.
Please check the homework page on my website for all of the homework for this week.
8th Grade Religion –Sister Ave Maria will be working with them on chapters 20 and 21 – “The Christian in the
World” and “Law and Conscience.” Next week I will be working with them on the Mysteries of the Rosary.
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6th, 7th, and 8th Grade Language Arts
In ENGLISH – 6th, 7th, and 8th will be doing week 25 for DOL’s or DOA’s this week. The test for DOL’s
week 25 will be next Monday, May 9, 2011. The 6th, 7th, and 8th grades will work on Conjugation of the Verb this week.
We are starting to prepare for their finals in English. The 8th graders will continue to work on their essays for the Pulitzer
Prize pictures they have chosen after visiting the Newseum in Washington, D.C. They will also be finishing up some work
on their Knighthood papers, along with their Wisdom or Integrity papers. So this week and next week they will be working in the computer lab.
8th GRADE LITERATURE –To Kill A Mockingbird – We will read chapters 12 – 15 this week, and they will have a
test on chapter 15 this Thursday, May 5, 2011. I will be checking their notebooks for notes on any chapters they are not
tested on.
7th GRADE LITERATURE - The Last of the Mohicans – We will finish reading chapters 17- 19 and work on the
questions. The question test for chapters 17 – 20 will be this Thursday, May 5, 2011.
6th GRADE LITERATURE – My Brother Sam is Dead – We will read chapters 9 - 11 this week. They will highlight
chapter 10 and have a test on this chapter on Thursday, May 5, 2011.
Thank you for everything you do.
Supplemental Catechesis (Preschool through 5th grade) and 8th Grade Confirmation - Sr. Ave Maria
Supplemental Catechesis
PK-5th Grade
He has truly risen, Alleluia! The solemnity of Easter is such a tremendous celebration in the Church that she celebrates
Easter Sunday intensely for eight days (the octave of Easter) and then continues to celebrate for fifty days, culminating in
the Solemnity of Pentecost. This week, the children will recall the great Easter Vigil which is the Mother of all Vigils! We
will discuss the symbolism of darkness and light and how Christ dispelled the darkness of sin and evil through His resurrection! As at the celebration of the Easter Vigil, we will process into the atrium with a paschal candle, and each child will
light his/her individual candle from the Paschal candle, symbolizing our participation in the Grace (light!) of Christ
through our baptism and the other sacraments. As we enter the new liturgical season of Easter, the children will also
have the opportunity to set up the white and gold prayer table with various “Easter” symbols (candles, Easter lilies,
prayer card with “Alleluia!” etc...)
8th Grade Religion
This week the 8th graders will be studying Natural Law and Conscience. We’ll look at how the world around us is made up
of laws—physical laws and moral laws, which both fall under the eternal law of God. The orderliness of the universe necessitates these laws and points to their Divine origin. Natural Law is the basic moral law which God has placed on the
human heart and can be discovered through the light of human reason. Civil laws should be based on the basic precepts
of natural law. What happens when civil laws contravene the precepts of natural law? We’ll discuss examples of this and
our responsibilities as citizens. We’ll also discuss how conscience is the application of principles found in the natural law
and applied to specific moral situations. As Catholics, we have the obligation to form our conscience according to the
moral teachings of the Church. A properly formed conscience will lead one in making sound judgments on the justice of a
particular law.
Art.—Mrs. Whalen
This Friday after Mass, we will honor our students who have been chosen to represent our school for the
art contest sponsored by The Catholic Daughters of the Americas. Three students from the fifth grade and
three from the seventh grade will receive art participation certificates. Congratulations to Antonio
Jimenez, Kailee Nabeta, Krystena Patton, Jake Melavic, Scotty Baggett, and Jessica Leatherby.
P.E.—Mr. Maestretti
P.E. grades K-3 will begin our paddle ball unit. The students will learn the concept of total body involvement as
well as hand/eye co-ordination.
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P.E. 4-8 will begin our unit on golf. Mark Twain once said, “Golf is a good walk spoiled.” We prefer to teach the
children about the abundant opportunities golf gives us to practice virtue. They will learn how to grip a club, address the
ball, and some basic fundamentals of the swing.
Go Panthers!
Student Council and Math Lab: Mrs. Donahue
Student Council: We will meet at lunch this week on Thursday. Come prepared to discuss end of the year issues and projects!
Math lab: The lab will be Tuesday and Thursday of this week.
Sports—Mrs. Baggett
Hello Sport Fans:
Girls’ flag football practice is Monday this week from 3:15-5:30. Next game was changed to 5/3/11 against OLG at St.
Charles at 5:30. Players need to be there at 4:45.
Boys’ volleyball has practice today, and our last game is this Tuesday at 7:30.
Track practices are Thursday at Jesuit 5:30-6:30 and Wednesday 3:15-4:30 at Presentation. Please bring a water bottle and wear P.E. clothes and good running shoes. Please change into proper clothes and then meet in front of the gym
at 3:15. The Championship meets are as follows: JV’s in on Saturday, May 7th at 10:00 A.M., and Varsity is Sunday,
May 15th at 10:00 A.M. Please be there at 9:15!
If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to contact me at [email protected] or call me at 4820351, ext. 314.
Happy Sweating! Mrs. Baggett
Extended Day—Mr. Onderko
Hello Extended Care ParentsWe hope everyone had a great Easter Vacation! Science Club and Media Tuesday will be held as scheduled. Please remember this Friday is a Minimum Day (12:15 dismissal). Please pack your child a sack lunch for Extended Care. This Friday
we will be watching The Prince Of Egypt at 1:00 P.M. sharp in the gym or cafeteria for extension students. If you child
wants to come by and watch the movie and he or she is not normally in Extended C are, no problem. They will just be
signed in for the hourly rate of $5.00 per hour per student. It will be a great time to “hang out,” watch a movie, and eat
some popcorn! Please inform the office or myself of changes in pick up/ drop off of students. Let’s have a great week!
Mr. O and Staff.