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From the President and Principal
Dear Parents, Guardians, and Friends of St. Francis,
Spring has sprung and with Easter behind us, we have quickly jumped into the celebration season. For many, it is a time for celebrating first communions, confirmations, Mother's Day, and Graduations. There is anxiety and excitement about moving on to....
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From the Assistant Principal of Academics
Dear Parents:
I hope you and your family had a wonderful Easter! I am also hopeful that our students had a restful break and are fully prepared for the challenging work that lies ahead to the conclusion of the second semester.
Thank you for your timely submission of......
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From the Office of the Counselor, Tish Green
Seniors, Cabrillo-bound Students, College Placement Tests and lots more....
Seniors and Juniors: AP exams are ordered and will arrive in time for the first week of May test dates. There will be a pre-administration meeting to complete data pages that must be done before any exam......
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From the CYM
During Lent, we are invited to take a long, hard look at our mess, at our broken selves. We are called to make tweaks with the hope that the 40 days will lead to real and lasting transformation. But on Easter we have a new mission. We are invited to look beyond the mess. We unearth our "alleluias." We fill the starkness with flowers and pretty pastels and chocolate bunny rabbits. The darkness of the tomb is filled with radiant light. Too often we get stuck in the Lent to notice the Easter all around us. But we are an Easter people. We're not Lenten people; Lent isn't what defines us. It's supposed to change us, yes, but, because of Christ nailed to a cross and made gloriously new in the resurrection, we are Easter people at our very core. We should always have "alleluia" on the tip of our tongue. It's easy to be Easter people on the day itself. It's just as easy to forget, though, that the Easter feasting lasts 50 days liturgically. And how many of us really remember that we're an Easter people all day, every day? Hope abounds. It is not a hope based on a superficial optimism that is blind to the reality of suffering in the world. Rather, it is a deep trust in God and His love for us. This is not a season for despair, worry, or even grumpiness. Easter calls us to embrace the freedom from fear, and to hold onto the life, the peace, and the joy that Jesus died to give all of us. Life has its ups and downs. Life is unpredictable. There is plenty of discord. Yet, Easter season is a good reminder for us that the only one who can rob us from the joy that comes with being a Christian is ourselves. We are sure to lose much in life. We lose jobs, loved ones, financial security, freedoms, good health, confidence in our future happiness and in the path of our life. Then there is God. He remains. He does not shift with the wind or with our woes. He is forever. Love is forever. No one can take that away from us. We need to bury our doubts and yes, our vision of having a perfect life, and let God and love live amidst the chaos. "We can say 'Alleluia' again!" That's what Jesus gave us on that first Easter: A reason to shout, "Alleluia!" a reason to hope.
Kate Wicker is a regular columnist for Catholic Digest. You can read her full article at http://catholicexchange.com/we-are-an-easter-people Sophomore Retreat Thursday, April 21st 7:50 am - 2:10 pm We will be venturing off campus to nine different work sites to provide a day of community service. We are in need of parent drivers. If you are cleared as a SF driver and need parent hours, contact Ms. McLeod.
Mass Join us for Mass on Wednesday, April 27 at 7:50 in the BAC. All are welcome!
Reminder: All senior service hours are due April 28th.
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From the Athletics Director
Winter Sports Awards, Baseball, Track and Field, Golf
and lots more...
On June 3rd at Spring Hills Golf Course, we are having our 2nd Annual Spring Swing Golf Tournament to grow our community and raise money for athletics. Lunch and dinner will be provided. There will be special .....
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From the Dean of Students and Students Activities
Dear St. Francis Community,
April is here and I would like to thank all parents for working together with staff and faculty to ensure that we provided an enjoyable, positive, and.........
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ST. FRANCIS SPRING SWING GOLF TOURNAMENT FRIDAY JUNE 3RD AT SPRING HILLS
Come out and support St. Francis Athletics by playing in our June 3rd Golf Tournament at Spring Hills Golf Course in Watsonville. Before May 1st the foursome fee is $500 so get your forms in quick to Athletic Director Adam Hazel at 2400 East Lake Ave. Watsonville, CA or email at hazel@stfrancishigh.net.
The day will be fun filled with a long drive hole, closest to the pin, beat the coach hole and a poker hole. Sponsorships are also available. Come out and support your Sharks!
Registration Form
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VAPA News
WORKING
The Visual and Performing Arts Department presents "Working," a musical homage to the unsung heroes of the American working classes. Nominated for 6 tony awards, "Working" features great music and will be fun for the whole family.
When & Where: Friday and Saturday, April 29th and 30th, at 7pm in the Borina Athletic Center
Tickets are $15 for adults, $10 for students, and Free for children 5 and under.
CONCERT ON THE GREEN
Save the date of Friday, May 13th, for our third annual Concert on the Green. This event is quickly becoming the VAPA event of the year that you don't want to miss out on. Stay tuned for more information and check the VAPA page on the Saint Francis website for more information.
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