A Voyage in Faith and Learning
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A Voyage in Faith and Learning
St. Paul Parish School Oct. 30, 2014 St. Paul Parish School 1201 Satre Street Eugene, OR 97401 541-‐344-‐1401 www.saintpaul-‐school.org Voyager A Voyage in Faith and Learning PASTOR Fr. David Brown 541-‐686-‐2345 PRINCIPAL Kelli Braud kbraud@saintpaul-‐ school.org ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Kelly Hughes khughes@saintpaul-‐ school.org ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT Anne Krush akrush@saintpaul-‐ school.org BUSINESS MANAGER Lynda Weilbrenner lweilbrenner@saintpaul-‐ school.org 541-‐342-‐2776 FUNDRAISING & VOLUNTEER OFFICE 541-‐344-‐1401 x328 Dear St. Paul Parents, “Mahalo nui loa” – thanks very much for a wonderful night celebrating our St. Paul ohana! This year’s theme, “A Night of Ohana”, has always pulled on my heart because of the word ohana, meaning family. I know that one intangible that makes our school feel special is that sense of family. Last Saturday night, and in the final week of preparation, that proved to be true again. There were so many people that volunteered their time, talent and treasure to make it a great event for our school. Two people that I would like to especially acknowledge are Mrs. Dana Haskins and Mrs. Mecca Kealoha. As chairs of the auction, their leadership, vision, and kindness guided everyone in making it a remarkable night for our school. Mahalo, Dana and Mecca! The preliminary numbers look outstanding! It takes at least a few weeks to receive all of the invoices and to finalize all payments. However, at this time, I’m confident in saying that we grossed over $178,000, which makes “A Night of Ohana” one of our top grossing auctions. One reason for the increase is due to the raffle. Over $18,000 was raised from the raffle alone. Well done everyone! Included in the gross amount is the money restricted to the projects identified in the “raise your bid” portion of the night. A COMING EVENTS: Oct 30: Wreath and Greenery Sale packets are distributed st Oct 31: End of 1 Quarter / Halloween Parties in AM / Noon Dismissal Nov 4: Marist Catholic High School Information night at St. Paul, 6:30pm Nov 5: Evening conferences (school attendance day) 5:00-‐8:00pm Nov 6 & 7: Conference Days -‐ No School Nov 10: Accreditation workday – No school Nov 11: Veterans Day – No School Nov 21: All Wreath and Greenery Orders Due Dec 2: Wreath and Greenery shipping and pick up day total of $30,000 was raised to cover the costs of air conditioning and heating for four classrooms in the upper wing, installation of security cameras, and landscaping improvements to the front of the upper wing. I am hopeful that we will also be able to install heating and air conditioning in the first through fourth grade classrooms, too. If you would like to contribute to those rooms, please don’t hesitate to contact me or our Business Manager, Mrs. Lynda Weilbrenner. Again, thank you for making “A Night of Ohana” an incredible night for our school. We are full of gratitude and appreciation for all of your support. Tomorrow will be a fun day at school. The Halloween celebrations that take place are always a treat. The morning will begin with all the students meeting in the gym at 8:20 for the annual costume strut. Please feel welcome to join us. Finally, we look forward to seeing everyone at Parent Teacher Conferences next week. It is an opportune time for parents and teachers to work together to celebrate the strengths of each child and plan for areas of growth. In Christ’s Peace, Kelli Braud ` PAGE 2 HALLOWEEN Tomorrow, October 31, classes will be celebrating Halloween in the morning. Students in grades K-8 may come to school in their costumes. They will go directly to their classrooms while the middle school students set up the gym for the Strut. COSTUMES Please be sure that costumes allow for freedom of movement and clear vision. Also, please do not wear: * face make-up or hair paint * costumes that contain weapons or any depiction of blood, gore, violent persons or violent acts. SCHEDULE OF HALLOWEEN FESTIVITIES * Come to school dressed in costumes. *Students go directly to classrooms in the morning. *Costume Strut at 8:20am * Classroom parties – see below * Noon dismissal CLASSROOM PARTIES Preschool & Pre K – will party on Thursday, 11/30 Kindergarten- 11:00- Noon Gr 1, 2, 3 – 10:30-11:30 Gr 4 – throughout morning Gr 5,6,7,8 – after Strut until 10:00am Remember – Noon dismissal! Cash for Your Candy! Dr. Grieve will buy back your Halloween candy for $1 per pound and make a matching donation to local schools. Candy can be turned in to Dr. Grieve’s office, 995 Willagillespie Road from November 3-7 during their office hours. Wreath and Greenery Sale Order Oct 30 through Nov 21! Wreath order packets are being sent home with all students today. Samples of our stunningly beautiful greenery will be on display very soon. All orders will be due by Friday, November 21st. Because of the non-attendance week of Thanksgiving, pickup and shipping will take place on Tuesday, Dec. 2. SCRIP GIFT CARDS Available in the Office Purchasing SCRIP is a terrific fundraiser for our school! St. Paul buys the gift cards from businesses at at discount and sells them at face value, providing our school with a profit. Please consider purchasing SCRIP gift cards in the school office using the attached order form. Please note that we will no longer be carrying Amazon, Target and Bed, Bath and Beyond. Safeway and Market of Choice scrip is only available through www.escrip.com. Sign Up for Fred Meyer “Community Rewards” by linking your purchases at Fred Meyer to a community rewards card! St. Paul earns donations as you shop with your card! Thank you for this support. FOUND: • Black watch • Money Please identify to claim in the office. Book Fair Coming! Mark your shopping calendars! Book Fair dates are set for the week of November 17-21. Denise Grieve has been finalizing all the details and will need help for setup, sales and packing up. You can be in touch with Denise at [email protected]. Stay tuned for sale hours and more information. Bingo Night at Marist Sunday, November 2 Come join the fun at Marist Catholic High School and bring your whole family. It will be a great evening of fun for all ages with prizes! * Sunday, Nov 2nd from 2-5pm * Marist Gymnasium Proceeds will support the Marist Parent Association Endowment Scholarship. This scholarship fund provides much needed tuition assistance, enabling more students the opportunity of a Marist Catholic School education. Reminder to Band Student Parents: Payment of Band Fees is due by tomorrow, October 31. Marist Catholic High School Open Information Night at St. Paul Parish School Tuesday, Nov. 4, 6:30pm Parenting Adopted Children Adoption Connections of Oregon Saturday, Nov 15, 10am-3pm Oregon Research Institute 1776 Millrace Drive, Eugene Pre-register at: www.adoptionconnectionsoforegon. org Called to Protect Classes Sun 11/2 1:00pm St. Paul Rm Tue 12/2 6:30pm Marist Tue 3/10/15 6:30pm Marist How Can I Volunteer? Parents interested in learning more about ways to volunteer can respond to needs posted in the Voyager or contact Kayla Braud at [email protected]. November 2014 Nam id velit non risus consequat iaculis. Sunday Monday Tuesday 9 16 23 30 Dec 1 Wreath Box and Label Night All Saints Day 5 11 12 13 14 15 19 20 21 22 18 Picture Re-‐take Day BOOK FAIR 24 Accreditation Work Day No School Halloween Noon Dismissal Teacher Workday 9:00am Mass BOOK FAIR Pre K Thanksgiving Play and Feast 25 Accreditation Work Day No School Parent-‐Teacher Conferences No School Accreditation Work Day No School 7 Conference Day No School BOOK FAIR Preschool Charlie Brown Feast 26 Dec 2 Wreath Shipping and Pick Up Day (noon to 6:00pm) 6 1 Conferences after school 5:00-‐ 8:00pm 17 6 to Pugh Farm BOOK FAIR THIS WEEK! Saturday 4 Veterans Day No School th Wreath & Greenery Sales Packets home with students Friday Oct 31 Cans & Bottles Collections Day 6:30pm Marist HS Open Information Night 10 Accreditation Work Day No School Thursday Oct 30 3 2 Wednesday Wreath & Greenery orders DUE TODAY 27 8 28 29 Happy Thanksgiving Day! No School ST. PAUL NOV 2014 MENU MONDAY TUESDAY 3 Hand Rolled Bean & Cheese Burrito WEDNESDAY 4 Pepperoni & Olive Pizza No School No School CONFERNCE DAY CONFERENCE DAY Fruit & Lochmead Yogurt Parfait Baked Potato Bar with an Oatmeal Cranberry Cookie 10 11 12 13 Cheese Pizza No School No School ACCREDITATION WORK DAY VETERANS DAY Fruit & Lochmead Yogurt Parfait with an Oatmeal Cranberry Cookie 17 18 with roasted red potatoes French Toast Sticks Cheeseburger Black Bean Veggie Burger Beef Crunchy Tacos Chicken Nuggets Chicken Soft Tacos BBQ Chicken Pizza Baked Potato Bar Turkey & Cheese Sandwich Cheese Quesadilla 25 21 Cheeseburger Turkey Gravy with roasted red potatoes with mashed potatoes Black Bean Veggie Burger Cheese Quesadilla with roasted red potatoes Macaroni and Cheese with an Oatmeal Cranberry Cookie 24 with roasted red potatoes 20 Fruit & Lochmead Yogurt Parfait with a whole wheat roll with turkey sausage 19 Cheese Pizza Hand Rolled Bean & Cheese Burrito 14 Bean & Cheese Enchiladas Pepperoni Pizza Ham & Cheese Sandwich 7 6 Cheese Pizza Beef Crunchy Tacos with a whole wheat roll Ham & Cheese Sandwich FRIDAY 5 Chicken Soft Tacos Chicken Nuggets THURSDAY 26 Bagel Sphere Bagel with sliced ham, string cheese and cream cheese 27 No School No School No School No School ACCREDITATION WORK DAY ACCREDITATION WORK DAY ACCREDITATION WORK DAY THANKSGIVING DAY 28 No School ~Eugene School District is an equal opportunity provider~ All meals include one platform entrée, milk, and a selection of fresh fruits and vegetables *Menu is subject to change* CASH CANDY! Dr. Grieve will buy back your Halloween candy for $1 per pound and make a matching donation to local public schools. In addition, every pound of candy you bring earns an additional five points in Cool Cash, and all participants will be entered in a drawing to win a $100 gift card! The candy will be donated to our armed servicemen and women. November 3rd-7th during regular office hours 995 Willagillespie Road | 541-484-1877