Follow these Halloween trick or treat tips!
*Remember, when trick-or-treating, always go out with an adult.
* Never eat candy that has been opened.
Thursday, October 30, 2014
*No school on October 31, 2014. Happy Halloween!!
November Events list
*November 3: End of 1st Quarter. School mass.
*November 4: Election Day.
*November 7: TACHS Exam. 12PM dismissal
*November 10: Religion Conference Day. School closed.
*November 11: Veteran's Day. School closed.
*November 14: 12PM dismissal. Parent Conference 3-6PM
*November 18: Touring Tuesday.
*November 21: School mass.
*November 27: Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving recess. School closed.
*November 28: Thanksgiving recess. School closed.
November Events list
*November 3: End of 1st Quarter. School mass.
*November 4: Election Day.
*November 7: TACHS Exam. 12PM dismissal
*November 10: Religion Conference Day. School closed.
*November 11: Veteran's Day. School closed.
*November 14: 12PM dismissal. Parent Conference 3-6PM
*November 18: Touring Tuesday.
*November 21: School mass.
*November 27: Thanksgiving! Thanksgiving recess. School closed.
*November 28: Thanksgiving recess. School closed.
Friday, October 24, 2014
Respect For Life Day at Cardinal Hayes
On Tuesday October 21st, 2014, our eighth graders went to Cardinal Hayes High School for a presentation from Generation Life about chastity. Approximately nine-hundred eighth grade students from our catholic schools attended.
During the presentation, Generation Life discussed the importance of chastity and the gift of life. They discussed the repercussions of premarital sex and how it affects everyone, not just ourselves. They stressed the importance of staying pure until the day we exchange vows in our future.
To highlight the importance of chastity they discussed the impact a teenage pregnancy can have on our lives. More importantly, they stressed the life of the baby, which begins at conception. They showed us a powerpoint presentation depicting the stages of a fetus from conception to birth. It was very powerful, and proves that life begins once an egg is fertilized.
Generation Life interacted with the audience as well. For example, they set up Chastity Jeopardy, where four girls and four boys were chosen to participate. Two of our eighth grade girls were chosen, and they answered one of the questions correctly! At the end of the game, the girls got pink Generation Life shirts.
Generation Life did a great job teaching our students about self-respect and chastity. It was a great way to share a wonderful learning experience with our peers!
We hope the eighth graders had fun and learned the importance of living a moral life.
On Tuesday October 21st, 2014, our eighth graders went to Cardinal Hayes High School for a presentation from Generation Life about chastity. Approximately nine-hundred eighth grade students from our catholic schools attended.
During the presentation, Generation Life discussed the importance of chastity and the gift of life. They discussed the repercussions of premarital sex and how it affects everyone, not just ourselves. They stressed the importance of staying pure until the day we exchange vows in our future.
To highlight the importance of chastity they discussed the impact a teenage pregnancy can have on our lives. More importantly, they stressed the life of the baby, which begins at conception. They showed us a powerpoint presentation depicting the stages of a fetus from conception to birth. It was very powerful, and proves that life begins once an egg is fertilized.
Generation Life interacted with the audience as well. For example, they set up Chastity Jeopardy, where four girls and four boys were chosen to participate. Two of our eighth grade girls were chosen, and they answered one of the questions correctly! At the end of the game, the girls got pink Generation Life shirts.
Generation Life did a great job teaching our students about self-respect and chastity. It was a great way to share a wonderful learning experience with our peers!
We hope the eighth graders had fun and learned the importance of living a moral life.
Friday, October 17, 2014
October 17, 2014
Reminders
Progress reports will be sent home.
On October 21st, the Eighth Grade students will be visiting Cardinal Hayes for the annual Right to Life Day.
On October 21st and the 23rd our student will be taking the Archdiocesan Interim exams.
Families, please remember to attend mass this coming Sunday.
Progress reports will be sent home.
On October 21st, the Eighth Grade students will be visiting Cardinal Hayes for the annual Right to Life Day.
On October 21st and the 23rd our student will be taking the Archdiocesan Interim exams.
Families, please remember to attend mass this coming Sunday.
Thursday, October 9, 2014
October 9, 2014
Reminder:
No School on Monday October 13, 2014
Wednesday there will be chess and drama club
No School on Monday October 13, 2014
Wednesday there will be chess and drama club
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