Dress code issues with girls

1. Hair color needs to be natural color  – no hair dye with colors of the rainbow. (No dye for special days – such as spirit days, Halloween, or crazy days)

2. Girls can wear jumpers – school plaid or navy blue- official style with polo underneath, waistband and pleated skirt.
Other approved items: skirt, skort, shorts, long pants – all in official uniform style – waistband, zipper, cotton twill, – navy or plaid.

3. Make-up is appropriate as girls get older but not in the elementary grade levels (K-6).

4. All skirts, skorts, and jumpers need to be at the mid-thigh level or longer – we are seeing some that are too short.

5. Leggings can be worn under other uniform pieces – not as a stand-alone replacement for pants. (red, white, navy blue)

Dress Code Issues with boys

1. Socks must be white, navy blue or black only – plain

 Parenting webinars
This school year, the Catholic Schools Center of Excellence (CSCOE) is again offering monthly parenting webinars with Dr. Jules Nolan as part of its mental health and wellness initiative, Peace of Mind. We’re pleased to share the information about the webinar in October.

Click the picture below to sign up for the webinar.

Do you know of a child?
Looking for all siblings who are NOT already enrolled in our preschool who would be coming to kindergarten at SWS.

Please email Kim

Also seeking neighbors and friends that you may know who should be on our mailing list for preschool or kindergarten.

Parent/Teacher Conferences

Watch for a link to come out soon . You will sign up for a time that works for you on our schedule.
Conferences will be in school – face to face.
Conferences will take place on November 4 and 5

There will be no school for Preschool through grade 8 on these days. Club House will be open for K-8 kids only.

Fundraiser Information

Required for parent participation:
1. Marathon Goal $48,000     Collected $60,000    
     Event completed!
2. Sweepstakes Goal $20,000
    ($300 per K-8 family/$50 per preschool family)
    Tickets to be sold by February 2
3. Fish Fry Goal $9000 – March 11
    (K-8 family/10 tickets and preschool family 5 tickets)

Other events that raise funds for the school:
Handmade Market – Oct. 30
Book Fair – January 27
Starry Night Event – March 26
Pot-O-Gold Raffle – ticket is pulled on June 10
Golf Tournament – June 10

Marathon Service Projects
Now that we have run the race, we will be helping out our community with service projects. Here are some that each class will soon be doing or have recently completed.

Grade 8 – Clean New Prague Brahna
Grade 7 – Clean up Memorial Park
Grade 6 – Clean gardens at Philipp’s Square
Grade 5 – Clean community parks/write letter for soldiers
Grade 4 – Clean the grardens at SWS campus
Grade 3 – Make a spiritual bouquet for the pastor
Grade 2 – Make cards for the baptism gift boxes
Grade 1 – Clean the bleachers in the gym
Kindergarten – Making cards for local first responders
Preschool – Making Christmas Ornaments for the elderly

Wildcat Cart

Our school parent association will be treating the kids once each month with the Wildcat Cart.  The cart will consist of treats and snacks that will be given to the students during their regular snack time. The cart will have healthy snacks, peanut free snacks and gluten-free snacks so that everyone in the school can have a fun treat.

Wanted:  Fleece cutting Moms or Dads!

Contact Kim if you are able to cut fleece.
All you need to bring is a sharp sissors to cut fabric and some time to spend cutting into 3-yard blankets.

kim.doyle@swsaints.org