I just found out that this was National Volunteer Week. Even though it is towards the end of the week, it is not too late to make a difference. Help your child get involved not only for this week, but as a lifelong habit. Check out this site KidsThatDoGood.com for some ideas. It's a good way to not only build character, but to understand that they can truly make a difference.

This weekend (Friday and Saturday) you may see people out on the street collecting for Misericordia. For those of you who may not home. Misericordia is a home that serves nearly 600 children and adults who are in need of services. Many have Down Syndrome or other mental challenges. Please be generous to this worthwhile cause.

Have a great weekend. Don't forget to attend mass.

Homework: Math: Topic 10-4: Independent practice, Problem Solving. Work with flashcards.
                   Spelling: Study for tomorrow's test


Have a nice evening!!!

Homework:Math: Topic 10-3: Problem Solving; Work on flashcards.
                   Spelling: Study for test on Friday


I have been playing flashcard games with the children this week and it has become apparent that many of the children have not been working on their flashcards. Remember: whether it is in the blog or not, this is part of the nightly homework.

Congratulations to the 8th graders who received the Sacrament of Confirmation last night.




Have a nice evening!!!!
            

Homework: Math: work on flashcards
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday.
                    Social Studies: Farmer letters are due.

Today is World Penguin Day. Take a minute and reflect upon how these animals brighten up our world and find ways that you can help to protect these and other species from becoming endangered and possibly becoming extinct. Talk to your children about little things they can do to protect the Earth on which they live.

Congratulations to the 8th grade class who will be receiving the Sacrament of Confirmation this evening. Please keep them in your prayers as they receive this very important sacrament.

Have a great evening!!!

Homework: Math: Topic 10-2: Independent Practice.
                    Social Studies: Answer farmer letters (Due Wednesday)
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday

I hope everyone had an enjoyable and restful break. Now it's time to get back to work.

Tomorrow night the 8th graders will receive the sacrament of Confirmation. Please keep them in your prayers as they receive this very important sacrament.

Congratulations to Deacon Fran Henry on his 25th Anniversary of his ordination as a Deacon.

Our condolences to Mrs. Hopper on the loss of her mother-in-law and to Mrs. Dori Valenta on the loss of her uncle. Please keep these families in your prayers.

Have a nice evening!!! Enjoy this beautiful weather.

 

 

 

 

Please check the Nativity of Our Lord or your local parish for the Holy Week schedule.

 

Remember to attend mass on Easter. The Resurrection is what our Catholic faith is based on and should be celebrated by attending mass.

 

 

 

 

                  Have a very happy Easter and a wonderful break.

Homework: Math: Work with flashcards.

Remember there are no hot lunches tomorrow. Please send your child with a lunch.

Tomorrow is an early dismissal day. Dismissal is 1:50

Have a nice evening!!!

Homework: Math: Topic 10-1: Independent Practice, Problem Solving


There will be no new spelling words due to the short week. Continue to study words preciously learned.

Operation Rice Bowls may be turned in either tomorrow or Wednesday.

Remember Wednesday's dismissal is at 1:50.

Have a nice evening!!!

Remember Station projects are due on Monday.

Please take your child to church on Sunday for the Palm Sunday services. We will talk about it on Monday.

Have a nice weekend.

Homework: Math: Play the game for Topic 10. (do not return).  Work on flashcards.
                    Spelling: Study for tomorrow's test.
                    Religion: Work on project which is due on Monday.


Don't forget to turn in roller skating permission forms which are due on Tuesday, April 11th. Don't forget to put down your child's skate size.

Station projects are due on Monday.

Tomorrow is pizza day. If you did not order, please remember to send your child with a lunch.

Have a great evening!!!

Homework: Math: Handout; Work with flashcards.
                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday
                    Religion: Work on Station of the Cross project.


Remember Station of the Cross projects are due on Monday. Due to limited storage space, please keep the projects at home until then.

This Sunday is Palm Sunday which is the beginning of Holy Week. Please take your child to mass as we will be discussing what happened .  Also, in keeping with the solemnity of the week, the first graders will not be passing out treats.  Thank you for your cooperation.

Thank you to all who took part in BCA day at LaCoco's. Your support is appreciated.

Have a nice evening. Try to stay dry.

Homework: Math: Work with flashcards. Practice using the > < = symbols. Make up some
                               problems at home using these signs. (You do not need to turn these in)
                     Spelling: Study for test on Friday


Tonight enjoy a delicious meal at LaCoco's  and support BCA at the same time. You  can dine-in, deliver or carry out Any way you choose to do it, is a win-win situation: Good food, and you're supporting the school. Bring in your receipt for a dress down day tomorrow.

The food drive continues through April 12th.

Roller skating permission slips are due by Tuesday, April 11th.

ALL WALK A THON PERMISSION SLIPS ARE DUE TOMORROW.

Have a nice evening!!!!

Homework: Math: topic 9-5 Independent Practice; Problem Solving

                    Spelling: Study for test on Friday.


Happy Opening Day to all Sox fans.

Have a nice evening!!!!