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HONOR ROLL and PRINCIPAL'S LIST
THIRD QUARTER 2015-2016
HIGH HONORS
FOURTH GRADE
Cameron Pantano, Anthony Vercillo, Allie Yacucci, Samantha Decker, Jacqueline Milles FIFTH GRADE
Caitlin Bookspan, Luke Capezza, Lillian Demarais, Lauren Hoeffner, Ethan Priest, Luke Retutal, Lauren Richards, Arthur Costa, Wyatt Dempsey, Cael Fevrius, Tanner Goulet, Nikki Langel, Georgie Vogt SIXTH GRADE
Sophia Knowles, Hayley Peper, Nemo Thomas, Kendra Brown, Grace Fee, Dongin Lee, Jiin Lee, Brian Marsh, Anna Smith, Sofia Stromak SEVENTH GRADE
Alexander Alonzo, Julia Jessup, Julia O'Leary, Kendall Raym, Johanna Rizo, Nicholas Siringo, Michael Vogt, Ruoyu Wang, Caleb Cobb, Joseph Fanizzi, Mallory Hendrickson, Gwladys Jolivet, Adam Marsh, Hannah Rankin EIGHTH GRADE
Abbey Capezza, Kate Capezza, Gabby Richards, Bennett Suba, Julia DeMott, Devan Fischbeck, Bryce Shevak HONORS
FOURTH GRADE
Ethan Ball, Morgan Brennan, Lyndy Dempsey, Bella Fisher, Leilany Gonzalez, Paola Jean-Simon, Jack Markham, Mia Schaeperkoetter, Lauren Woolley, Wyatt Childs, Ava Fell, Blaise Fisher, Danielle Levesque, Jesse Priest, Isabella Rizo, Elyse Schwerer, Natalie White,
FIFTH GRADE
Ben Bobrick, Jack Davis, Blaze Harrison, Grant Johnson, Gianna Morales, Lauren O'Donnell, Jessie Pfeiffer, Austin Shevak, Kaitlyn Snyder, Alexa Vega, Delaney Bolbach, Carson Koomen, Erick Lopez, Tynan Molloy, Sophia Murphy, Logan Perrone, Michael Rochedieu, Jake Rychter, Hannah Steele, Manny Windle, Samantha Zastenik, Isabella Zelaya SIXTH GRADE
Ethan Blackwell, Cooper Grimes, Jessica Hines, Ray Lopez, Celeste Lott, Will Mitchell, Gabriel Urrutia, Gianna Vallee, Luke Villa, Leonardo Wang, Wyatt Zrallack, Kellen Blackwell, Rachel Gordon, Grace Hamilton, Cody Menke, Courtney Metcalfe, Connor Zrallack SEVENTH GRADE
Kate Cheyne, Connor Cook, Kayla Fitzgerald, Jonathan Lippard, Brooke Niemczyk, Olivia Rekus, Jillian Remsen, Danny Richmond, Isabella Russman, Cyrus Wilkes, Caroline Ball, Karly Barton, Kaitlyn Blanton, Christian Johnson, Rileigh Kucera, Maddie Nield, William Orlopp, Lauren White EIGHTH GRADE
Sam Cardosi, Jacob Krauza, Orla McQuaid, Matthew Miller, William Picchiarini, Dylan Seissiger, Lillyanna Bienz, Kellen Brown, Sophia Glenn, Caitlin Koomen, Gabrielle Levesque, Bryant Melton, Jonathan Plata, Kyle Trabulsy, Alexys Weideman PRINCIPAL'S LIST
SIXTH GRADE
Ethan Blackwell, Joanna Chicas, Gina D'Alessio, Cooper Grimes, Jessica Hines, Sophia Knowles, Raimundo Lopez, Celeste Lott, William Mitchell, Hayley Peper, Steffano Segovia-Palacio, Nemo Thomas, Gabriel Urrutia, Gianna Vallee, Luke Villa, Leonardo Wang, Wyatt Zrallack, Kendra Brown, Grace Fee, Rachel Gordon, Grace Hamilton, Dongin Lee, Jiin Lee, Brian Marsh, Courtney Metcalfe, Caleb Miller, Anna Smith, Sofia Stromak, Connor Zrallack
SEVENTH GRADE
Alex Alonzo, Kate Cheyne, Nicole Clements, Connor Cook, Kayla Fitzgerald. James Gagliano, Julia Jessup, Brooke Niemczyk, Kendall Raym, Olivia Rekus, Jillian Remsen, Nick Siringo, Paiten Springsteen, Michael Vogt, Ruoyu Wang, Isabella Wuest, Caroline Ball, Karly Barton, Kaitlyn Blanton, Caleb Cobb, Joseph Fanizzi, Mallory Hendrickson, Christian Johnson, Gwladys Jolivet, Rileigh Kucera, Adam Marsh, Maddie Nield, William Orlopp, Hannah Rankin, Lauren White, Faith Wilson EIGHTH GRADE
Abigail Capezza, Katherine Capezza, Sam Cardosi, McKenzie Christopher, Colton Hamilton, Brandon Jones, Jacob Krauza, Nick Macias, Orla McQuaid, Matthew Miller, Abhishek Patel, Tahje Pelle, Saul Perez, William Picchiarini, Gabrielle Richards, Bennett Suba, Smarlensly Altenor, Angeli Assaly, Lillyanna Bienz, Brooke Botterbusch, Pablo Bregolat, Kellen Brown, Matthew Caskey, Anthony D'Alessio, Camron Davis, Julia DeMott, Kylee Dougherty, Devan Fischbeck, Sophia Glenn, Rick-Paul Jean Simon, Caitlin Koomen, Gabrielle Levesque, Kaitlin Mathey, Sarah Richmond, Bryce Shevak, Ethan Sierra, Kyle Trabulsy, Alexys Weideman
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In last week's newsletter, we incorrectly identified one of the fourth grade Students of the Month. Congratulations fourth-grader Natalie White! We apologize for the error.
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90th Anniversary Great Gatsby Celebration ~
14th Annual Night for the Children is April 9
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The 90th Anniversary Great Gatsby Celebration program is now available for you to review! Click here to see the amazing auction items and sponsors! New items are being added daily - so make your reservation today!
This Weekend!!
You're invited to the party of the year as St. Anastasia hosts the 90th Anniversary Great Gatsby Celebration - 14th Annual Night for the Children on Saturday, April 9, 2016 beginning at 5:30 p.m. The school's Media Center and Parish Center will be transformed into a Roaring 20s hideaway to honor the 90th anniversary of the school. Guests will enjoy themed-food stations and beverages, casino-type games, silent and live auction, dancing and more! Everyone is encouraged to dress in their best 20s attire for the event. Buy your tickets today because "A Little Party Never Killed Nobody...!"
Tickets are $100 per person and include dinner and open bar. The proceeds from this event help us to pay down the mortgage on the Media Center.
Volunteers are needed. Click here to sign up!
Sponsors for the event include:
Photo Booth Sponsor - Pride Electrical Services of Florida
Dessert Sponsor - Vogt Family
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90th Anniversary Playground Fundraising Update from Dr. Hoeffner
I hope that you will take a moment to read this update on the status of our 90th Anniversary Playground Campaign. We have received so many generous donations and pledges to make the dream of a new playground a reality. Below is a rendering of the playground that we plan to build this summer with your help. We are so encouraged by the $70,000 in pledges that we have received thus far. If we decide at the end of April to use a engineered cypress mulch flooring option, we would currently be $62,000 away from our goal. If we still hope to have a poured rubber surface in the playground, we will still need to raise $122,000 to meet our goal by the end of April.
We have so many families working together to make this playground a reality for next year. I was especially impressed with our faculty and staff who have rallied together and pledged $7,200 to the playground so far. One of our goals has been to get all of our community participating in prayer or in pledges to the St. Anastasia Catholic School's first Annual Giving Campaign that will celebrate our 90 years of service to this community.
We will be asking for donations to the playground at our Annual Night for the Children Auction and Dinner on April 9th. I hope that we will receive the donations listed below that we still need before we can place our order for the playground. If the playground is not ordered in April, we will definitely need time during the next school year to complete the playground project. After we finish our Auction, we are hoping to host a casual Friday afternoon PotLuck BBQ under the pavilion to answer any remaining questions that the community has about the building of the playground. The date is still to be determined.
90th Anniversary Annual Campaign Summary
Corporate and Foundation Donors $5,000+
(A business logo or foundation name will be placed on the named equipment and on the entrance sign over the the fenced opening to the playground.)
Grimes Heating and Air Conditioning
VanDuzer Foundation (Big Apple Pizza)
St. Anastasia Catholic School PTO
Langel Family (Sea Coast Air Conditioning) - AC for Bathrooms and Replacement Palm Trees
Juan Diego Catholic Center - Removing existing trees in the playground
Paparella Family (Armadillo Dirt Works) - Excavating Work and Playground Prep
Cason Family - Labor associated with new concrete pad
Thomas Scott Charitable Foundation - Shade Structure
Platinum Sponsors $3,000-$4,999 (Listed separately on the arched entrance to the playground.) Danielian Family Dorothy Scotto Keith & Melissa Oliveira
Gold Sponsors $2,000-$2,999 (Listed separately on the arched entrance to the playground.) Joe and Megan Lott (Donated the Orbital Climber) Thomas Scott
Silver Sponsors $1,000-1,999 (Listed separately on the arched entrance to the playground.)
Bronze Sponsors $1-$999 (Listed together on a plaque to represent the community's support.) Allen & Theresa Osteen Graham & Rita Stikelether Gordon Case Michael & Connie Driscoll Scott Crippen Denise Pieczynski & Jeff Brown (Brown Family) Robert & Shirley Lewis (In Halston Kraaz's name) Rosemary Rawls (In Irene Marr's Name) Jennifer Hodges Patricia Pelzer (In Keyda Sagastume's name) Grace Scott Family Herbert & Carol Hoag Doris Zrallack Eileen & William Wetzel Patrick Guettler Allison Barajas Dina & Alvaro Lanza Carla Wakim Noah & Stacey Blum Fort Pierce Little League Dale & Amy Boyd Dan & Tara Zrallack John Murphy Chris Block Sylvie Licausi Summerlin's Marine Construction - Yancy Rebecca Laughlin Lolita Orlopp Edouard & Geraldine Jolivet John & Pat Fitzgerald Allison Mateo Rachel Mendoza Kevin & Debbie Hoeffner Don & Chrissy Savage Daniel & Alissa Scott Albert & Adelaida Nappo Gustavo & Karla Alvarado Jose & Elena Chicas Michael & Lori Jacquin Eric & Lori Bellino Joseph & Frances Guettler David & Catherine Matos Callie DiFrancesco Frank & Janice Lynch Adrian & Christian Caudell Lowell & Jessica Odom Mark & Ineitza Stromak Judith Newell Raymond Oglethorpe Edwin & Shannon McCool Lucia Decker Donald & Keri Barton Trabulsy Family Gustaaf & Lucille Van Doorn Claire Melville Richard Grant Richard & Susan Landwehrle Troy & Diane Drawdy Sarah Mason Dana Fischbeck Raym Family Rhonda & Jim Runte Frank & Levan Fee
Warren & Peggy Alonzo
Dina & Thomas Bush
Maria Vasiento
Dominic & Anthony Celestino
Kristopher Takahashi
Stanley Golebiewski
Barbara Wessels
Marguerite Shevak
Max Davis Associates
Gerald Raym
Carolyn Sanders
Laura Dohrer
Karen Richmond
Christine Nield
Alto & Dorothy Adams
Our intention is to reserve the naming rights for the benches to memorialize loved ones who have recently passed away and asked for donations to be given to the school during this 90th Anniversary Campaign. Such as: the Al Ritter Memorial, Rosemary Sowinski Memorial, and Sean Fischbeck Memorial Funds.
Please click here for information about the playground and on how to donate. Thank you for your continued support and generosity!
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April PTO Meeting Date
Please join us for the April PTO meeting on Friday, April 15 at 7:45 a.m. in M211 of the Media Center.
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Attention Pre-K Parents! Pre-K has its own class page on our website that gives you important information and updates about all the happenings in Pre-K. Click here to go to the Pre-K Post.
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Limited Openings in Pre-K - Tell Your Friends and Family!
Our students in Pre-K have such a wonderful time each and every day! Our three- and four-year-old program serves children with qualified Pre-K staff in a safe and happy learning environment so every child's days may be filled with the joy of discovery and learning.
Please help us spread the word about our Pre-K Program. St. Anastasia Catholic School is a Voluntary Pre-K (VPK) Provider and registration for the 2016-17 school year is underway. Private tours are available by calling the school at (772) 461-2232. For details about the Pre-K Program, visit http://www.saintanastasiaschool.org/pre-k.html.
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"Tootling" in Third Grade
Third graders in Mrs. Dohrer's class have been Tootling! Tootling is the opposite of tattling. Students are writing positive notes when they see their classmates doing good. They love seeing the good in each other and it's helping to keep a positive atmosphere. Way to go, 3rd grade!
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Fifth Graders Learn About Simple Machines
After learning about forces, motion, and simple machines, our fifth grade students created their own compound machines using at least two simple machines. The purpose of the new machine was to move an object and make some task easier. There were so many unique machines! The fourth graders voted on their favorites and we congratulate the following students!
Isabella Zelaya - Most Like to Own
Lauren O'Donnell - Most Creative
Jack Davis - Most Difficult to Make
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Ms. Fitzgerald Pays Up
For 8 long years, Ms. Fitzgerald has been challenging all middle school classes to earn a 100% on a memory verse quiz. It finally happened last week! This year's 7A class met the challenge and Ms. Fitzgerald had to dye her hair pink! Way to go, 7th graders!
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Substitute Teacher Assistants Needed
This is an as needed position, with no benefits. Salary is $9 per hour.Applicants must have at least a high school diploma. Completion of some college classes is preferred. If you are interested in this position, please submit a letter of interest and a resume to Dr. Kevin Hoeffner, Principal.
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Summer is Right Around the Corner!
Once again this summer, we will offer Summer Camp for Pre-K and Day Camp for older students. Please see the flyer for details.
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The Uniform Store now has First Holy Communion gifts and items for sale.
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Youth Group Meeting is Thursday, April 14
The next Middle School Youth Group meeting is Thursday, April 14 at 3 p.m. in the Parish Center.
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CCW Scholarship
The CCW is pleased to offer a $2,000 scholarship to a deserving 8th grade girl who is a St. Anastasia parishioner attending John Carroll High School. Click here for the application.
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Summer Athletic Camps Offered
Click here for Summer Athletic Camps offered by JCHS.
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Protecting God's Children Workshops
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Upcoming Workshops
St. Bernadette Church (St. Lucie West)
Saturday, April 23, 2016
9:00 a.m. - 3 hours
Holy Spirit Church (Lantana)
Saturday, April 30, 2016
10:00 a.m. - 2½ hours
Pastoral Center (Palm Beach Gardens)
Wednesday, May 4, 2016
1:30 p.m. - 2½ hours
Visit www.virtus.org to register for a workshop, unless otherwise stated. Click on "First Time Registrant" to begin the registration process.
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Anastasia's Attic is looking for a part time employee to work on Tuesdays and Fridays from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please contact Maria Meyer at 467-1444 for information or to apply.
St. Anastasia Catholic School's Anastasia's Attic Thrift Shop directly benefits our school. Your donations are so important to us. Please call for a pick-up of large items. Pick-up days are Monday, Wednesday and Saturdays. 772-467-1444. The drop-off box at school has moved a little to the west of the old location, but is still available for you! You may drop off items there or at the shop located at 3901 Okeechobee Road, across from Moonswiners (formerly Dale's Bar-B-Q).
Shop hours are:
Monday - Friday - 9 a.m.-5 p.m.
Saturday - 9 a.m.-4 p.m.
Closed on Sundays
Every hour you work at the Attic will count for two (2) hours towards the volunteer hours you need at school!
The Attic is in need of working appliances to sell.
For more information, or to schedule a pick up of a donation, contact Maria Meyer at (772) 467-1444. Thank you for your continued support!
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April 2016 Calendar of Events
April 9 - 14th Annual Night for the Children Auction & Dinner*
April 14 - Pre-K & Kindergarten Portfolio Night
April 15 at 7:45 a.m. - PTO Meeting*
April 15 - 7th Grade Retreat*
April 22 - Field Day*
April 28 - Middle School Field Trips*
*Volunteer Opportunity
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Thank you for your support of St. Anastasia Catholic School. We appreciate your feedback! Be sure and visit the school's website where all previous newsletters are archived for your reference at www.saintanastasiaschool.org. God Bless!
Sincerely,
Linette Trabulsy
St. Anastasia Catholic School
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