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Happy Thanksgiving!
We wish each of our families a Happy Thanksgiving! Wherever your journey takes you, may God bring you home safely. Enjoy the time!
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All Saints Day
All Saints Day is a holy day of obligation, a day we celebrate all the saints known and unknown, and is also the inspiration for the name of our school. It arose out of the Christian tradition of celebrating the martyrdom of saints on the anniversary of their martyrdom. When martyrdoms increased during the persecutions of the late Roman Empire, local dioceses instituted a common feast day in order to ensure that all martyrs, known and unknown, were properly honored.
In Ms. Lehman's Religion classes, middle school students each researched a saint from history, created a poster presentation, and included a prop or costume. Middle school students then presented their fascinating discoveries to the younger grade levels of pre-kindergarten through the third grade. Middle school students enjoyed utilizing their creativity and public speaking skills as the younger students enjoyed learning new facts about our many saints. All learned how blessed we are to be apart of a school community that was named after All Saints!
~Ms. Lehman, Middle School Religion Teacher
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Fall Festival
The Fall Festival was held on Monday, October 31st. As usual, the 8th graders provided a fun event for the students of All Saints and their families. There were some new games such as a shooting range, a photo booth, whipped cream eating contests, balloon popping and more! The eighth grade would like to thank everyone for their support of this fundraiser. All proceeds benefit the eighth grade end of the year class trip. ~ Mrs. Reid and Ms. Nickler, 8th Grade Homeroom Teachers 
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Teacher Feature
Ms. Blaisdell - Fifth Grade
 As a true Florida native, my family and I were always at the beach soaking up the beautiful South Florida weather. My younger brother and I spent countless summers riding our bikes to the beach and snorkeling or just playing in the waves. In my free time, I still enjoy going to the beach and spending time with my family, although, it is a little more difficult because my brother has since married and now lives in Houston, Texas with his wife and beautiful daughter. At a very young age, I knew I wanted to become a teacher. I started working in preschools and aftercare programs at age sixteen. After graduating South Fork High School in Martin County, I began pursuing my dream to be a teacher. I attended Florida Atlantic University where I earned a Bachelor's Degree in Elementary Education. Upon my college graduation, I received an offer to teach at All Saints. This is my fifth year teaching 5th grade at All Saints, and I can honestly say my dreams have come true. I am so blessed to be a part of such an amazing faculty and nurturing community. I chose teaching to make a difference in children's lives not realizing how much of a difference they would make in mine. |
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Newest Member of Faculty Family
We welcome Emma Laine Donaldson, our newest member of the All Saints faculty family. Emma is the new daughter of our Kindergarten teacher, Mrs. Donaldson. Emma arrived on Friday, November 11 at 1:55 p.m. She weighed 8 lbs., 4 oz. and was 20.5 inches long. She has a head full of dark hair! The Donaldson family is now home and doing well. They are so happy to have a baby girl! Congratulations to the Donaldson Family!
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Ms. Lehman Rides to Help Defeat Lou Gehrig's Disease
On November 5th in Largo Florida, Ms. Lehman participated in a 65 mile bike race for the Ride to Defeat ALS in order to raise much needed funds for The ALS Association. This ride was an opportunity for us to work together to support those affected by Lou Gehrig's Disease and to spread awareness of the urgency to find treatments and a cure. Often referred to as Lou Gehrig's Disease, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) is a progressive, fatal neuromuscular disease that slowly robs the body of its ability to walk, speak, swallow and breathe. The life expectancy of an ALS patient averages 2 to 5 years from the time of diagnosis. Every 90 minutes a person in this country is diagnosed with ALS and every 90 minutes another person will lose their battle against this disease. ALS occurs throughout the world with no racial, ethnic, or socioeconomic boundaries. This crippling disease can strike anyone. Presently there is no known cause of the disease though support is bringing researchers closer to an answer.
Ms. Lehman chose to take on this community service challenge after losing a friend, Laurie Moore, to Lou Gehrig's Disease. "Our friend lost the battle to this disease in May. We then formed a team of riders and have been training for this event since June. It was such an amazing experience to challenge the body. My motivation was remembering that people battle cancer and diseases every day, I can certainly turn the wheel one more time on my bicycle."
~Ms. Lehman, Middle School Religion Teacher
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Elective Spotlight
First Aid & CPR - Nurse Black
The First Aid elective offered this 2nd quarter is off to a good start. We had the Palm Beach County Fire Rescue trucks here for the students to see first hand the equipment, medications, and rescue devices they carry with them. We watched a video of the Heimlich maneuver and then practiced hand placement on each other. The students should be confident that they will be able to help a person in need if they are choking. We also had Dr. deCardenas, a parent at All Saints and local Pediatric ER physician, visit the class with an awesome slide show of some very interesting medical emergencies. This is just a few of the many topics that we cover in order to prepare the students for their CPR class and certification test. Good luck to all of the students in the class as they work towards that CPR certification.
Lynn Black, RN
School Nurse
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Former ASCS graduate returns to mentor students in Robotics Club
Matthew Meyer, a 2009 graduate of All Saints Catholic School, appreciates how things work and enjoys wrapping his head around finding solutions to problems. So much so, that this year he brings his enthusiasm and experience to share with the All Saints Robotics Club's seventh grade team nearly every Tuesday. Mr. Konrad and Mrs. Charlton, who supervise the group, appreciate his dedicated assistance. "Matt was one of my model students back in middle school," says Mrs. Charlton, "and I enjoy getting to see him now that he has moved on; his work ethic and easy-going personality are both still there. Even more importantly, Mr. Konrad and I appreciate his working relationship with our robotics team. Sometimes getting the information or explanation from someone who's actually competed in robotics competitions over the years is more valuable than what we can give them." "The kids like working with him and picking his brain to help develop solutions and strategies to difficult tasks they encounter on their project," adds Mr. Konrad. This year's challenge involves nutrition. Along with the mechanical tasks the robot must perform on the grid, team members will present their idea for reducing the amount of fertilizer on produce that comes to market. The team's first competition is December 10.
~Mrs. Charlton & Mr. Konrad, Robotics Club Moderators
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Science Fair
The 7th and 8th grade Science Fair was held at All Saints on Monday, November 7, 2011 in the school cafeteria. Over one hundred projects were judged by guests from The Scripps Institute, Florida Atlantic University, The South Florida Science Museum, and Palm Beach Zoo. Our finalists were invited to enter the Palm Beach County Science & Engineering Fair held at the South Florida Fairgrounds on December 7, 2011. Congratulations!
~ Mrs. Olesen, Middle School Science Teacher
7th Grade
1. Sophia Bond
2. Carson Powell
3. Sebastian Chipoco
7th Grade Honorable Mention
Davina Delgado
Kaylee Kelly
George Franklin
Stephanie Holmes
Laura Cuevas
Erin Spellman
Emilia Longobardi
8th Grade
1. Jocelyn Chipoco
2. Sophia Sill
3. Cristina Kodadek
8th Grade Honorable Mention
Greg Mroczek
Stephanie Newman
Dominic Matarese
Francesca Romano
Evan Kenney Melissa Eliseo
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The French Connection
Bonjour from 5A and 5B!
We have enjoyed learning and exploring about the beautiful country of France. Discovering about the country's history, people, culture, and daily life. The students have now been exposed and learned basic expressions in French such as: greetings, classroom objects, numbers, colors, days of the week, and ordering food at a French bistro. We concluded our French studies by having a fabulous f�te (party). Our 5th grade parents provided us with a cuisine that was tr�s bon!!! We enjoyed a variety of quiches, cr�pes, pastries, cheeses, soups, and delectable tartes aux fruits. French bubbly (apple cider) was a class favorite.
Merci, Merci, Merci to all !
~ Mrs. Harrison, Foreign Language Teacher
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First Grade Reading Challenge
First grade participates in the Book-It Reading Program. Every month students receive a reading log for that month. The students who read 20 minutes each night received a Pizza Hut coupon for a free pizza. They were also recognized by Mrs. Quick. Congratulations to the following students for participating in the program. Cecilia Sanchez, Diana Gordish, Gianna Ajmo, Kailin McDowell, Joshua Lumaban, Breanna DeCastro, Mia Chetalo, Brady Shea, Erin Miller, Tom Sledge, Sophia Choberka, Ingrid Corpus, Christian Veilleux, and Mirabella Freisberg
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Fourth Grade Mangrove Project
The fourth graders at All Saints Catholic School are participating in the "Mangroves in the Classroom" program, developed by Kids Ecology Corps and the Friends of the Lake Worth Lagoon, Inc. The goal of the program is to teach students about the importance of mangrove ecosystems and their role in the Lake Worth Lagoon through several hands-on, interactive activities. In class, the students used a watershed model to simulate the effects of everyday pollution on local waters, and brainstormed actions they could take to reduce it. While playing a game of "Mangrove Tangle" and creating a mural of mangrove life, they discovered the intricacy and interconnectedness of ecosystems. In addition, each student is raising his or her own mangrove seedling, which will later be planted at the South Cove Natural Area coastal restoration project. The program was brought to All Saints by three Jupiter High School students: Stephanie McCrate, Jennifer McCrate, and All Saints graduate Kierra Boyd (Class of 2009).
Last week, the fourth graders each wrote an essay on the importance of mangrove trees to coastal environments. The students all did a wonderful job! Special congratulations go out to the winners of the writing contest:
1st Place-Cora Gilbert
2nd Place-Chas Leal
3rd Place-Summer Dingle
Here is Cora's paper:
Mangroves
Just imagine your beautiful beach...now just a cliff. Now imagine all the wonderful beach condos...ruined. These are terrible thoughts, and if you don't want this to happen there is one simple solution-mangroves.
Mangroves are amazing. Really. They can prevent erosion. How? Their roots hold in the soil/sand so waves won't wash it out. Mangroves also protect us from storms. They clean our water, too. They do this how? Simple. When it rains they keep all the dirty things from going into an aquifer so our well water is cleaner.
They not only do things for us, the human society, but for the sea life, too! They provide homes for sea animals, such as young fish and seahorses. Since not many animals live in brackish water, and mangroves live in brackish water, it also serves young animals hiding spots in the mangrove roots. Mangroves provide nutrients for seagrass, also. Its leaves fall in the water, decay, and fertilize the grass. They can help produce peat soil, too.
Some unique facts about mangroves is that they are not only salt tolerant, but they also suck up salt!
Now that you know how awesome mangroves are, you should know they are protected. Do not cut down mangroves! Since mangroves are the key to a great beach, respect them. I hope you learned a lot about mangroves!
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Spelling Bee
The Spelling Bee took place on Tuesday, November 15th and lasted approximately 50 minutes. The students went through 163 words leading to our two final participants, Tommy Nagy and Sophia Romano. After a spell-off between the two, Sophia Romano came out on top with Tommy Nagy as the runner up. The two will go on to the county spelling bee in early 2012. Congratulations to all of the students who qualified for the All Saints Third Annual Spelling Bee. The following students won their classroom spelling bee and were therefore advanced to the school Spelling Bee. Classroom winners included: 4th grade -Summer Dingle, Erin Koch, Charles Leal and Holly Cassels, 5th grade - Tess Waldron, Katie Berndt, Annabelle McCullough, Tommy Nagy, 6th grade - Molly Mahoney, Caitlin Gualtieri, Aramis Rabadan, Sophia Romano, 7th grade - Kendall Hughes, Tyler Olesen, Tabitha Maher, Christopher Leitten, 8th grade - Melissa Eliseo, Dominic Matarese, Nicolas Sangricco, Jenna Calderaio.
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Student Spotlight
Nolan Bailen
On Wednesday October 26, 2011, fourth grader, Nolan Bailen graduated from the Young Marines of Palm Beach boot camp program with the highest honor, a meritorious promotion to Private First Class based on his wealth of knowledge.
Nolan was the first recruit to score 100% on his final exam prior to graduation. Eric and Michelle Hill, who manage the entire Young Marine program on a volunteer basis, stated it was the first time in their 6 year tenure [26 recruit classes] that a recruit rendered a perfect score on the final exam.
The Young Marine program is not a precursor to a military career. Under the exemplary leadership of Eric and Michelle Hill, the Young Marines teaches all boys and girls from 8 through 18 years of age dedication, integrity, and self esteem. The Young Marines also provides history education, first aid lessons, and drug and alcohol awareness programs. It further teaches our children not to quit under adverse conditions and falter to peer pressure into making the wrong decisions.
As Nolan's parents have said, Nolan is proud to call himself a Young Marine, he is equally as proud to call himself a student at All Saints Catholic School.
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The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards
The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program recognizes middle level and high school youth solely on the basis of volunteer work in their communities. This nationwide program applauds deserving young volunteers and inspires young people to get involved in community service activities. This unique program provides an ideal opportunity to celebrate the spirit of volunteerism throughout the student body, and to recognize those students who have distinguished themselves through volunteer work on a local, state, and even national level.
All Saints Catholic School is proud to announce that Jordan Collins, sixth grade, received a Certificate of Merit for being recognized for her participation of volunteerism in the community. Jordan's main volunteering consists of involvement at school, in her church, and at Safe Harbor Animal Rescue. She began volunteering in the fourth grade at her school and has been volunteering ever since. Jordan participates in many activities at her church such as Christmas events, dinners, and Vacation Bible School. She also enjoys organizing bake sales and donating the funds to Safe Harbor Animal Rescue about three times a year.
Darby Webb, sixth grade, received a Certificate of Achievement and was chosen as All Saints Catholic School's representative for State Recognition and possible National Recognition. Darby's main volunteering consists of involvement at her church, community, and the American Cancer Society. At Darby's church, she helps in making sandwiches for the homeless regularly. Her church makes approximately 500 lunches for people less fortunate in our community who would otherwise go hungry. Darby enjoys helping with beach cleanups at the Friends of Jupiter Beach on the first Saturday of every month. After reading Chicken Soup for the Pre-Teen Soul, Darby was inspired to do a fundraiser for the American Cancer Society. She and her friend, Rachel, raised more than $1,000.00 in order to raise awareness for prostate cancer. They wrote many letters to family and friends asking for sponsorships to donate to the Society, and in turn dedicated an entire day to a beach cleanup.
All Saints Catholic School is very proud of both of these students as they both exemplified excellence in volunteerism and community service. All Saints holds their service involvement at school, church, and community with great respect. It is students like these who place others before themselves and truly make a difference in the lives of others.
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All Saints students make stage debut at Maltz Theatre
Two All Saints students will make their stage debut in Maltz Jupiter Theatre's musical 'Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat'
The blockbuster musical Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat is just weeks away from its debut as the largest, most dazzling show ever at the Maltz Jupiter Theatre!
Nominated for multiple Tony Awards�, the family-friendly musical will feature 18 multitalented professional performers, in addition to innovative design that showcases more than 100 dazzling costumes, colorful lighting and a versatile set.
The musical is particularly unique because the Theatre has included 240 local children in the show's children's ensemble - and two of those young cast members are All Saints students! Kendall Hughes and Molly Mahoney will soon be making their stage debut in the show.
The students were chosen through a series of high-profile First Step to Stardom auditions during the spring and fall. Groups of 30 will perform during each performance. To prepare the show's young performers for the material, the Theatre set up a special website featuring dozens of learning videos and audio files for all dances and songs, in addition to costume requirements, sheet music, schedules and more.
"As far as we know, this scale of teaching children their roles through technology has never done before," said Andrew Kato, the Theatre's artistic director. "As the largest regional theater in South Florida, I feel we have a responsibility to engage local families by ensuring that they have a place to be entertained, as well as a place to come and learn the 'art' of theater."
The show will run from November 29 - December 18. Click here for event information and ticket sales.
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Athletics News
The winter sports season is now underway with Girls JV and Varsity Volleyball and Boys JV and Varsity Basketball. We congratulate the new members of the team! Come out and support our Eagles. Click here for a link to the athletic schedules. Gooo Eagles!
Girls JV Volleyball
Jessica Abbott
Juliana Aiello
Isabela Bennett
Kaitlyn Campbell
Jordan Collins
Bianca Leon
Molly Mahoney
Kayla Neeld
Lily Rinker
Sophia Romano
Morgan Sousa
Callie Zoeller
Girls Varsity Volleyball
Katherine Andros
Madison Edwards
Olivia Fasulo
Alexis Gandhi
Quinn Ladika
Emma McCarthy
Caitlin McDonald
Riley Neeld
Francesca Romano
Sofia Sill
Boys JV Basketball
Ben Aaron
Manning Bolchoz
C.J. Freitas
Alex Harrison
Jack Kilian
Will Lanthier
Jack Lunden
James McGrath
Zachary Pumphrey
Brett Steel
Jack Thomson
Giovannie Timoteo
Boys Varsity Basketball
Marcello Bertuzzelli
Vincent Bolchoz - Manager
Richard Bowden
Conor Comfort
Michael Cronin
Shane Drohan
Luke Hundley
Evan Kenney
Bobby Kilian
Carson Powell
Aramis Rabadan
Kyle Rochefort
Tristen Serra
Thomas Talenti
Billy Zoeller
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Alumni News
We congratulate our alumni that have earned Honors at Cardinal Newman High School for the first quarter of the 2011-2012 school year.
Principal's List ("A" in all subjects)
Jessica Hundley - Class of 2008
First Honors (3.5 GPA or above)
Daniel Cole - Class of 2010
Francine Gusmano - Class of 2010
Paige Murray - Class of 2008
Christopher Olowin - Class of 2008
Bruce Steel - Class of 2010
Tyler Szorosy - Class of 2010
David Wetzel - Class of 2010
John Paul Zelazny - Class of 2010
Second Honors (3.0 GPA or above)
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Reminder for Parking Lot Safety
At this time of the year Jupiter area schools have an upswing of school events on their campuses, All Saints is no different. With the extra events more parents are on site attending and helping at these many activities. Wanting everyone to be safe, the Jupiter police and we remind you that thieves are trolling parking lots looking for any valuables which may be visible in cars. It only takes moments to lose your purses, Christmas gifts, phones, computers, and other items. Please be sure to hide valuables and lock your car doors, always! It only takes a few minutes for the thieves and days of worries for the victim. Let's make it a safe holiday season for our All Saints' families.
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Volunteer Spotlight
Dennis Bedard
 All Saints continues to be blessed by our parent volunteers. We spotlight in this newsletter Mr. Dennis Bedard, father of Emma and Jacqueline. Mr. Bedard can be found helping in traffic duty, Dining Hall and classrooms as a Literacy Mentor. His cheerfulness is contagious with his bright smile and positive attitude. Thanks, Dennis, for all your help! |
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Student Council Food Pantry
The Student Council has begun it's year-long, monthly Food Drive that will help sustain our six Parish food pantries. Each month, we will help a different parish. In order to obtain a variety of non-perishable food items, we have divided the types of items requested by grade level; however, we will accept any non-perishable foods donated by the students.
Pre-K, Kindergarten and 1st grade - canned fruit
2nd grade - canned vegetables
3rd grade - canned soup
4th grade - peanut butter
5th grade - grape jelly (other flavors)
6th grade - spaghetti sauce
7th grade - pasta
8th grade - rice
Food will be accepted throughout the year. The following are collection dates for the Food Drive. Most of the dates coincide with Adoration Thursday.
Thursday, December 1
Thursday, January 12
Thursday, February 9
Thursday, March 1
Thursday, April 12
Thursday, May 3
Friday, June 1
Food collected for the month of November was donated to St. Christopher Catholic Church in Hobe Sound.
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"One for Books" Contest
At September's Book Fair a "One for Books" contest was held to raise money for out sister school in Haiti. For every dollar raised Scholastic donated a book to a local charity. The challenge was who could raise the most, boys or girls. The girls raised $189.14 and the boys raised $207.47. Congratulations Boys! You earned the NUT day on November 22nd.
Thank you for all of your donations, the money is on its way to Haiti with Father Yves.
~Mrs. Maihack, Media Specialist
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Shopping and Dining Fundraisers
Now thru November 21, 2011
ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL INVITES YOU TO VISIT
The Italian Restaurant at the Breakers
at your convenience to help raise money for our school
The Italian Restaurant will generously donate
20% of all proceeds to All Saints Catholic School!
There is fun for the entire family! The adjacent family entertainment center is perfect for all ages. It includes a Toddler room, arts and crafts, a computer and video game room, a big screen movie room and an arcade!
Come and support our school. Invite your friends and family! In advance, we thank you for your support! If you have any questions, please contact Beni Overbeck at (561) 818-4152.
Reservations are not necessary for small groups. For groups of 10 or more, please call (561) 659-8466, Ext. 7863. Bring in the flyer so that ASCS gets credit for your visit!
The second stop of the restaurant tour hits California Pizza Kitchen in Palm Beach Gardens on Thursday, December 1st. Have a fun, fast, and delicious dinner at the mall while you are holiday shopping! California Pizza Kitchen will donate 20% of the proceeds back to All Saints! Must present this flyer when dining.
Just in time for the holidays! Join us for a day of shopping at Initial Styles on Thursday, December 1st from 8:30 am - 8:00 pm.
661 Maplewood Dr., #10
Jupiter, FL 33458
561-741-4009
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HSA & Auction News
The Eagle Pledge is a donation that we hope that every ASCS family will make. While we do not ask for a specific dollar amount, we do ask that you participate at a comfortable level. Thank you to the families who have contributed! So with that being said, I would like to extend the opportunity to donate to the Eagle Pledge Drive until the end of of November. Please, make an Eagle Pledge today. With your help, we can bridge the "gap"...
Please click here for more information about the Eagle Pledge or download the Eagle Pledge brochure.
~Allison Kleisley, HSA President
All Saints Catholic School
Home and School Association
presents
"When the Saints Go Marching In"
Mardi Gras Night ~ February 4, 2012
PGA National Resort
Palm Beach Gardens, Florida
Save the date and join us for an elegant evening at the PGA National Resort for cocktails, dinner, and a fabulous silent and live auction. Please continue to check the website for more information and updates on our auction.
On behalf of the Auction Ccommittee, we would like to ask you to consider being a sponsor or benefactor to the 9th Annual All Saints Mardi Gras Night Auction. Sponsorship and Benefactor opportunities are a great way to show your support of our event and a great way to promote your business.
We have a variety of opportunities available for our Mardi Gras auction and we have a lot of fun in store! Please click here to view the letter, sponsorship and benefactor opportunities, and commitment form. Thank you for your consideration. If you have any questions, we would be happy to answer them. The success of the auction depends on the families and businesses of All Saints support. Please return any commitment forms the school office! Thank you.
Auction t-shirts are still available for sale. Please complete the form and submit to your child's teacher.
Beni Overbeck, Auction Chair
esbenia@bellsouth.net
Amanda Ryckman, Auction Co-Chair
amandaryckman@msn.com
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| Save the Date: Barnes & Noble Book Fair | |
Mark your calendars! All Saints will be having their Barnes & Noble Book Fair at the Legacy Place location on Thursday, December 15, from 6-8 pm, just in time for those last minute gifts!
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| Honor Roll |
We congratulate all the students that earned Honor Roll for the first quarter of the 2011-2012 school year. Please click on the link below for a list of students.
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HSA Information & Events Highlights
| The HSA has prepared a brief video below that outlines general information about the HSA and many of the events and activities for this school year. Please take the time to view and familiarize yourself with the HSA activities. We encourage you to become involved!
Click here for the HSA Video |
| Got Prayer? |
Do you have a prayer request or special intention? Click here and fill out the prayer request form to have your prayer or intention heard on morning announcements.
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| First Quarter Honor Wall | |
The Honor Wall recognizes students who have been seen by a faculty member living the Christian values that we teach here at All Saints. These students went out of their way to help someone else in need. The Honor Wall is located outside the Administrative Offices on the way out to the playground. We would like to acknowledge the following students for living our faith throughout the first quarter.
Bella Aiello, Sophia Andel, Mia Baltrun, Jordan Becci, Amanda Blakes, Sophia Bond, Abby Campbell, Rachel Christensen, Patrick Cole, Jordan Collins, Olivia Devaney, Olivia Fasulo, Clayton Glorie,Trip Hebert, Billy Johnson, Conor Kenny, David Koch, Cristina Kodadek, Will Lanthier, Kenny Hauck, Tommy Haws, Daniella Manassa, James McGrath, Christopher Mee, James Mudano, Conner Olesen, Kyle Olesen, Taylor Olesen, Tyler Olesen, Teresa Olowin, Mariah Perez, Elissa Priest, Olivia Przysinda, Cathleen Rabideau, Carolina Sanchez, Nicholas Sangricco, Melissa Scalera, Tommy Sledge, Grant Taylor, Jack Thomson, Graham Travers, Rachel Vodopija, Christopher Volpe, Tommy Wallsmith, Jake Walsh and Sydney Zabojnik
Please stop by to see the names of the students who are currently on the Honor Wall for the second quarter. Our students are truly "saintly" people!
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| So What's New? |
Did your family move, get a new email address or get a new phone number? If so, don't forget to update the school with your new information. You can easily do so by completing the Change of Information Form on our website located under the Parents tab.
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| Is Your Child Absent? |
In addition to the attendance line (354-0072), you can now fill out a form online if your child(ren) will be absent. Once completed, the form will be emailed directly to Mrs. Lavelle or Nurse Black in the office. They will notify your child's teachers.
The form can be found on the school website under Quick Links called "Student Absent Form" or you can use the button on the right hand side of the website.
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| Yearbook Image Share |
Share your images of students, school events and sports with the 2011-2012 yearbook staff. Go to www.replayit.com and regsiter using passcode: eagles1. Once you are registered, login and begin to upload your pictures. The yearbook staff appreciates your help! |
NJHS Tutoring
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Need a tutor? The National Junior Honor Society provides peer tutoring in all academic subjects as well tutoring in Study Skills in general. Tutoring takes place in the Dining Hall daily from 7:45- 8:20 and 3:30- 4:30. To request a tutor, please contact your homeroom teacher or Mr. Jones in room 214.
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| Holiday Magnets for Sale |
Have fun decorating your car, garage, refrigerator or give as a gift.
$3.00 each or 4 for $10.00
Samples will be displayed on the Doors of the Gym. Place your order by sending the order form in to the office and your order will be delivered to your child. Any questions you may contact Joy Wilt at 339-3106. |
| Parents in Prayer |
Please join Deacon Joe Pollock, parents and guests to pray the Rosary for the intentions of the family of All Saints every Monday morning in the Chapel at 8:35 am. The few minutes in prayer have brought many blessings to our school throughout these past eight years and to those who join in His Name.
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| HSA Uniform Store |
The following is a list for the entire year of when the HSA Uniform store will open. All hours are from 8:15 to 9:30 am. The HSA Uniform store is located in Room 208.
The HSA Uniform Store will be open on the following dates:
Dec. 7th
Jan. 11th
Feb. 8th
Mar. 7th
April 11th
May 2nd
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| Save Your Box Tops & Soup Labels |
Please continue to collect box tops and labels. Remind your friends and family too!
Remaining Collection Dates for 2011-2012:
January 13, 2012
March 16, 2012
May 25, 2012
You may also support All Saints by shopping online so please register online at: www.boxtops4education.com. |
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