8th grade parents!
The 8th grade created a yearbook. If you would like to order a yearbook, they are $15. Deadline for orders are next Friday, May 7th.
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EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT! The 8th grade's newspaper inserts will be in TOMORROW NIGHT's (Friday the 27th) paper! If you don't get the paper, be sure to grab one at the store!! The 6th grade's radio ads will be playing next week as well. Those are played throughout the day, so try to tune in! Tomorrow is a Spirit Day! Catholic Schools' Week starts Sunday at Mass! The week's activities and themes include: Monday is Faculty and Staff Appreciation. The kids will need to bring a sack lunch. It is also spirit day, so the kids are encouraged to wear blue and gold. Tuesday is Student Appreciation Day. The students will face off against the teachers starting at 1:30 until 3. This day is "sports wear". (hats and sweatpants are acceptable) Wednesday is Community Appreciation Day. The theme is "America". Students should be wearing their red, white, and blue! (The 8th grade class will have to come to school in mass attire to serve the...
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Hello! Dates to remember: March 24th: Spirit Day March 30th: 8th Grade Parents:: Freshman Orientation April 7th: No School: PD/Good Friday 8th grade: They have finished up their unit on the Civil War and the reconstruction era. They are moving through the Progressive Era. We are going to do brief units on the Roaring 20s, WWI, WWII, and The Civil Rights Movement. In religion we have been reviewing topics. They will have a standardized religion test on Monday that the Diocese proctors. 7th grade: They are currently working on creating the Oregon Trail, Santa Fe Trail, or the Mormon Trail. We are reading about the Westward Expansion and that cause and effect of those migrating west. On Tuesday they will learn about the Gold Rush. In religion, they are learning about Epistles and the letters St. Paul wrote to those who were turning their back on God. They even wrote their own Epistles which are pretty good! 6th grade: They have their Ancient Rome test to...
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