Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, June 3,2022
It’s hard to believe that the school year is almost over. It was a great pleasure to have your children in our class this year. We ALL learned so many things! Your children are so proud and have become more confident in their skills- Reading, Writing, Math, Speaking.This past year, as the days progressed, we all struggled through the changing and evolving Covid protocols.We can never thank you enough for your support and confidence in us.
The year is almost over so we will soon return your children to you- the same children that you entrusted in our care last fall. We return them to you with a few more pounds, a few inches taller and months wiser, more responsible and more mature than back then.
We know that your children would have grown without our help; however we want you to know that it has been a pleasure and a privilege to see their personalities grow day by day and see how they have developed in their learning.
We have laughed, played, studied and learned; the students have enriched our lives during the year. Continue to take great care of your children because they are so precious and so genuine.
Remember that we will always have a great interest in your children- in their schooling here at St. Philip Neri, in their destinies, wherever they may go, whatever they may do and whoever they become.We are all blessed to be a part of the St. Philip Neri Community.
Our Moving Up Ceremony will be on Tuesday, June 14th- The Last Day of Kindergarten. No uniforms on this day. Dress Up to Move Up! We wear Dress-Up Free Dress-slacks, dress shoes, dresses etc. Please no shorts, jeans or tennis shoes. ( This is a tradition at SPN.) Remember dismissal is at 10:30AM. NO SHARE AND CARE!!
Our last day for backpacks will be Monday the 13th. Please do not send them on the last day. Monday the 13th many items will be sent home. These include: the return of your extra clothes, Interactive Notebooks, school pouches with supplies, etc.
What’s Happening in Class?
ELA/ Language Arts/ Writing-Students will spend the week creating a special Memory Book about their Kindergarten experience this year.
Math-Happy Numbers, Ordering Numbers,Review of Addition and Subtraction
Science- Push and Pull Final Activity
Social Studies- Community Helpers
Religion- End of Year Thank yous
Here again are the specifics for our End of Year Celebration on Friday, June 10th: FREE DRESS FOR STUDENTS. PLEASE BRING A WATER BOTTLE AND A SNACK, LUNCH IS PROVIDED
Looking Ahead
Friday, June 10th- End of year Celebration
Tuesday, June 14th Last day of School- Moving Up Ceremony
10:30 All School Dismissal, NO SHARE AND CARE
This will be our last Kindergarten update for the year.
Signing off,
Mrs. Gina Foster and Mrs. Linda Halkias
Mrs. Michelle Hall
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, May 26,2022
Your children are almost First Graders! All children have shown growth in their emotional, social and academic education in Kindergarten this year. We will continue with our End of Year Assessments for Superkids as well as continuing assessments in Language Arts and Math this week.
We look forward to seeing our Kindergarteners’ creative talents in conjunction with their Saints Reports this week! Some students have already sent a video of their saint presentation- some even dressed in costumes and had props! Thank you for assisting your children. We appreciate all of the extra work involved. It’s a great learning experience in preparation for the older grades.
For the last day of school, St. Philip Neri has traditionally held a “Moving Up Ceremony.” We will have our “Moving Up Ceremony” on Tuesday, June 14th from 9:30-10:30 AM.Teachers prepare a send-off speech for their classes and present it on this day in the church. Each grade then “moves” over to the pew where their next grade sits. Due to current COVID circumstances, parents will not be able to be in the church for this event. Please join us on the main school yard to watch your Kindergartener transition to the 1st grade line!
This is our last day of school and please note, it is a 10:30 dismissal. There is no Share and Care on this day.
Our last SuperKid is Kalina! Thank you to Maxwell for sharing his things.
What’s Going on in the Classroom?
ELA/Language Arts/ SuperKid Club/ Writing- End of Year Assessments-SuperKids Online Fun, upper and lower case letters, self portrait and full name, writing a sentence, beginning sound match
Math. Assessments,
Interactive Notebook- Comparing numbers to 100
Science-”How can we protect a Mountain Town?”
Social Studies- Community Helpers
Religion- Ribbon Ceremony
Saints Presentations
Looking Ahead
Monday, May 30th- No School Memorial Day Holiday
Tuesday, May 31st– Ribbon Ceremony for our 8th Grade graduates-1PM
Friday, May 3rd- Baccalaureate Mass for Graduates- 10AM
Friday, May 10th- End of Year Party for Kindergarten- 10:45 AM
Tuesday, May 14th-” Moving Up Ceremony”, Last Day of School- Dismissal 10:30AM
No Share and Care
Enjoy the long weekend.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias
Kindergarten Update #2
Dear Parents, May 20.2022
For our last weeks of school, we will be making some changes in the regular routines so please check the weekly letter describing the changes and some fun additions! We will focus on finishing up the last skills in the SuperKid Unit and Bridges Math Curriculum along with end of the year assessments.
As we approach the end of our school year, we want to let you know how much your children have grown this school year. Many are reading and computing nicely and are ready to tackle the first grade curriculum with success. The challenges of having to adhere to COVID protocols and then adjust as they were lifted, has offered the students (and teachers) opportunities to grow in a new learning environment. Working in a school community such as St. Philip Neri makes us realize how grateful and blessed we are as teachers; without the parent collaboration and your partnership we could not be successful in the education of your children. Thank you.
We look forward to our End of year Outing with the Kindergarteners on Friday, June 10th. Here are the details:
10:45-12:00: Field Day at Lincoln Park with Mr. Croft
12:00-12:20: Walk back to class
12:20-1:05: Pizza lunch
1:05-2:05: Art Docent Project. Hosted by Phanette (Bennett L. Mom) and helpers
2:05: Special treat!
Maxwell is our SuperKid next week. Thanks to Samantha R. for sharing her things.
What’s Happening in the Classroom?
ELA/ Language Arts/ SuperKids-/ Reading Groups- Finish Unit 24 SuperKids Club- Recognize that vowels have long and short sounds, Identify words with long vowel “a” “e” and “i”, sound, sequence events, recall story events, follow oral directions, blend sounds to decode words, associate words with pictures, read and spell memory words, recognize alphabetical order, print the alphabet
Math- Review of Skills
Social Studies- Symbols of America
Science – Force and Motion ( Push and Pull)
Religion- Ribbon Ceremony, End of Year Preparations
Congratulations to Mrs Hall on completing her Credential Program!
Looking Ahead
Thursday, May 26th – St. Philip Neri Feast Day Prayer Service
Friday, May 27th – SPN Olympics! Kindergarteners wear GRAY! Noon dismissal
Kindergarten Saints Project due-(via email or brought to school)
Monday, May 30th- No School Memorial Day Holiday
Tuesday, May 31st– Ribbon Ceremony for our 8th Grade graduates-1PM
Sincerely, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, May 20.2022
For our last weeks of school, we will be making some changes in the regular routines so please check the weekly letter describing the changes and some fun additions! We will focus on finishing up the last skills in the SuperKid Unit and Bridges Math Curriculum along with end of the year assessments.
As we approach the end of our school year, we want to let you know how much your children have grown this school year. Many are reading and computing nicely and are ready to tackle the first grade curriculum with success. The challenges of having to adhere to COVID protocols and then adjust as they were lifted, has offered the students (and teachers) opportunities to grow in a new learning environment. Working in a school community such as St. Philip Neri makes us realize how grateful and blessed we are as teachers; without the parent collaboration and your partnership we could not be successful in the education of your children. Thank you.
We look forward to our End of year Outing with the Kindergarteners on Friday, June 10th. Here are the details:
10:45-12:00: Field Day at Lincoln Park with Mr. Croft
12:00-12:20: Walk back to class
12:20-1:05: Pizza lunch
1:05-2:05: Art Docent Project. Hosted by Phanette (Bennett L. Mom) and helpers
2:05: Special treat!
Maxwell is our SuperKid next week. Thanks to Samantha R. for sharing her things.
What’s Happening in the Classroom?
ELA/ Language Arts/ SuperKids-/ Reading Groups- Finish Unit 24 SuperKids Club- Recognize that vowels have long and short sounds, Identify words with long vowel “a” “e” and “i”, sound, sequence events, recall story events, follow oral directions, blend sounds to decode words, associate words with pictures, read and spell memory words, recognize alphabetical order, print the alphabet
Math- Review of Skills
Social Studies- Symbols of America
Science – Force and Motion ( Push and Pull)
Religion- Ribbon Ceremony, End of Year Preparations
Congratulations to Mrs Hall on completing her Credential Program!
Sincerely, Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, May 13,2022
We would like to call your attention to a special ceremony which takes place at the end of each school year honoring our eighth grade graduates.
The Ribbon Ceremony will take place on Tuesday, May 31st at 1PM. Traditionally, the 8th Grade class and Kindergarten are buddies and spend time together throughout the year on special days and at All School Masses. This special ceremony is our way of sending off our 8th Graders. Parents of Kindergarten students are invited to this event. It will be held at the Church. You will not be able to sit with your child as they will be in a separate area for the ceremony and will return to the classroom immediately following the ceremony. Pews will be marked off for you to sit in, please follow church signage.
Samantha R. is our SuperKid next week. Thanks to Rory for sharing his things.
What’s Happening in Class?
ELA/ SuperKids/Reading Groups- Finish Unit 23 SuperKids- Begin Unit 24- Identify upper and lowercase Zz, associate sound of z. Blend sounds to decode words, use correct spacing, capitalization, punctuation in sentences, follow oral directions,spell memory word “was”, encode words with plural -s, distinguish between singular and plural nouns,identify title of a story, identify captions, use prior knowledge,answer questions about a story, associate pictures with sentences, recall details
Math.-Reviewing Kindergarten Skills
Interactive Notebook- Reading and Writing to 10
Making a Bar Graph
Science- Force and Motion( Push and Pull)
Social Studies- The Eagle,The Lincoln Memorial
Religion– “The Good Neighbor”
Second Step- Feeling happy/mad
Meditation
Looking Ahead
Tuesday, May 17th – Free dress for May birthdays
Thursday, May 26th – St. Philip Neri Feast Day
Friday, May 27th – SPN Olympics! Kindergarteners wear GRAY! Noon dismissal
Kindergarten Saints Project due-(via email or brought to school)
Monday, May 30th- No School Memorial Day Holiday
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias and Mrs. Hall
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, May, 6,2022
The May Crowning on Wednesday was beautiful. The Kindergarteners together with the Third grade planned the mass. The Third grade honored Mary with special readings and the Kindergarteners carried a beautiful long stemmed red rose up to the altar for Mary. Emily Mathews carried a crown of fresh roses which was then blessed and placed on the statue of Mary. This has been a long time tradition at Saint Philip Neri which will continue as your children move on up through the grades.
Our Fun Run takes place on Tuesday, May 10th. Students may wear appropriate athletic clothing and shoes on May 10th, the day of the run, instead of their uniform.
- Teachers will provide all students with a FunRun t-shirt. We will hand the t-shirts out on the day of the run. Students will wear their FunRun t-shirts when they run.
- Be sure to send a water bottle with your child for that day!
Don’t forget about our Spring Concert on Thursday, May 12th. All students are required to be in attendance. Details were sent in last week’s Kindergarten Update and Mr. Q sent an email to all families with the specifics. Going with the theme of A Prayer for Peace here are the specifics for attire: For evening concerts, students typically wear “Nice Free Dress” (description on p. 45 of the handbook), and for this concert, bright spring colors are the theme! Students may also dress in the theme of “peace and love” (i.e. clothing with tie dye, flowers, peace signs, or rainbows), but please no jeans or shorts.
The art show and all classrooms will be open from 5:30-6:30 for you to visit and see all of the wonderful art and work that our students have been working on. This is a great time to see the 1st grade classroom! All students will need to be in the classroom at 6:30 as parents will need to get their seats in the church for the concert. Please remember that no students will be dismissed prior to the conclusion of the concert. Pickup will be along the side gate per our dismissal procedure.
May 21st is the final Family Mass of the year at SPN. If you would like your child to participate in the 5:15 pm Mass as a reader please email Mrs. Foster for more information.
Rory is our SuperKid for next week! Thanks to Lucia for sharing her things.
What’s Going on in the Classroom?
ELA/ SuperKids- finish Unit 22, Begin Unit 23-Identify upper and lowercase Xx and Yy, associate sound of Xx with “ks” and Y with “y”,form X and Y, follow oral directions, blend sounds to decode words, form exclamation mark, comma and quotation marks, use correct spacing and punctuation in a sentence,associate pictures with words and sentences,identify the title of a story, recognize smaller words in compound words, identify a rebus, answer questions about a story, draw conclusions, discuss story concept words
Math.Bridges- Workplace “Butterfly Race”- count up to 20 objects arranged in a lne, decompose numbers less than or equal to 10 into pairs in more than one way
Science – Force and Motion ( Push and Pull)
Social Studies-Famous Americans
Art- Begin Unit on EIEIART – World Major Artists
Looking Ahead
Tuesday, May 10th – Fun Run!
Thursday, May 12th- Celebration of the Arts 5:30-6:30PM, Spring Concert- 7PM
Tuesday, May 17th – Free dress for May birthdays
Thursday, May 26th – St. Philip Neri Feast Day
Friday, May 27th – SPN Olympics! Kindergarteners wear GRAY! Noon dismissal
Monday, May 30th- No School Memorial Day Holiday
Happy Mother’s Day to all of our mothers. You are so appreciated for all you do for your children and family. We hope that you enjoy your day.
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Halkias and Mrs. Hall
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, April 29,2022
In light of the most recent lifting of mask requirements for students, we have removed the plexiglass dividers from the student tables that have been in place since the beginning of the school year. It is much easier for the students to hear each other as well as to complete work in their collaborative groups and reading groups! We have also adjusted some seating arrangements in order to ensure a maximum learning environment. Students are learning to work quietly as well as independently in preparation for First Grade. Students are asked to clear away their distractions, stay on task and complete their work in a timely manner. We are currently working on mid-trimester reports that we will send home next week in the Friday folder.
The month of May is a busy one. Our Spring Concert will be on Thursday, May 12th at 7PM in the church.All students are required to be in attendance for this event. Information for the dress for this concert will be forthcoming. On that same evening, families are invited into the classrooms to see work that our students have produced during the year. This impromptu Open House will coincide with Celebration of the Arts from 5:30-6:30 p.m. This is a great time to check out your students’ classrooms and also visit the grade levels ahead to see what’s to come. At 6:30 p.m. students return to their classrooms and parents may find seats in the church to prepare for the concert that will begin at 7:00 p.m.
As you know, we are planning a study of the world’s greatest artists with your children this month. Your child will learn about several of the world’s most famous artists in conjunction with the book EIEIART by author Mari Tzikas Suarez.The students will study the artists, share information that they’ve learned about the artists and create an art piece in the style of the artist.
We are busy preparing a special gift for our moms in honor of Mother’s Day.Those have taken lots of planning and preparation! Expect them next Friday!
We will have a special prayer service honoring the Feast of St. Philip Neri on Thursday, May 26th. It will take place in the Main Yard.
In addition to finishing up the last three units in the SuperKids Club this month, students will continue to work on their Writing Research Unit in which they are encouraged to write and share thoughts and information about an animal. After learning how to prepare a story web about an animal, students then use their story web to create a diagram and label the animal. They then add detailed sentences and facts with accompanying illustrations to form a book. It has been fun to see what students have accomplished and then to share their creativity! We hope that you enjoyed their books.
Students will have one last project for Kindergarten in the month of May. It will be a Saint study. Your child will select any Saint that they would like to learn about, complete a project on and share with the class. Information will go home next week as this is their final monthly project!
Our SuperKid next week is Lucia.
Thank you to the Art Docent moms who came to do a money lesson and make piggy banks with the students on Friday- Maxwell’s Mom, Bennett Lane’s Mom and Orion’s Mom!
What’s Happening in the Classroom?
ELA/ Language Arts, SuperKids Club Unit 22, – Identify upper and lower case Jj, associate picture names with J,listen for details in a song, use correct spacing and punctuation,blend sounds to decode words, encode medial vowels to complete words, encode rhyming words,follow oral directions, learn memory word “said”, identify punctuation on dialogue sentences, leveled reading groups.
Math.-Bridges- “Bicycle Wheels”-Concept of doubles and even numbers through exploration of bicycles and bicycle wheels
Social Studies– Inventors and Inventions, Symbols of America- The Liberty Bell
Science- Force and Motion ( Push and Pull)
Looking Ahead
Week of May 2nd- May Homework-( Saint Project Assignment) distributed
Wednesday, May 4th – All school Mass, May Crowning
Tuesday, May 10th – Fun Run!
Thursday, May 12th- Celebration of the Arts 5:30-6:30PM,
Spring Concert- 7PM
Tuesday, May 17th – Free dress for May birthdays
Thursday, May 26th – St. Philip Neri Feast Day
Friday, May 27th – Noon dismissal
Monday, May 30th- No School Memorial Day Holiday
Enjoy the Weekend.
Mrs. Foster, Mrs. Halkias and Mrs.Hall
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, April 8,2022
This past week the students had a busy week preparing for their presentation of “The Story of Moses.” We will finish up this week. In addition,the students have been learning about the meaning of Holy Week and Easter. The link will be sent out so that you can view the story as well. Palm Sunday is this Sunday! We would love to see you at one of the many Mass opportunities! Holy Week has so many great opportunities for prayer experiences that support what your children have been learning. Here is the parish bulletin with the Mass times and events for Holy Week (scroll to the last page): SPNSA Bulletin
As Spring Fever has hit our Kindergarten class with the excitement of Easter, Easter vacation and better weather, we have spent a lot of time reminding students of the six steps for listening and the SLE’s (respectful, responsible, reverent, life-long learner). It is common at this time of year for students to get excited and need these reminders, especially since this is the first “normal” spring for them in two years! We will explicitly teach these when we return from break so that the remaining weeks will be focused behaviorally so that we can stay on track for our academic goals. We appreciate your partnership in enforcing this at home and having conversations daily with your child about listening.
At Mass on Wednesday Fr. Joel talked about the importance of prayer. He brought each student the Angel of God Prayer on a beautiful laminated prayer card. They were so excited and honored to receive the gift. Coincidentally, this is the last prayer that we teach and memorize as part of the K Religion curriculum.
All of the students did a FABULOUS job on their books that they wrote for the month of March homework. All of the students will have an opportunity to read and share their books with the class. We will finish up this week.
There will be no SuperKid next week. Thank you to Kailyn for sharing your things.
There also will be no Friday folders next week.
What’s Going on in the Classroom?
We will hold off on our regular curriculum this week .
ELA/Language Arts/ Writing -research project, complete diagram, write titles,sentences
Math.- Quantities of two on a ten frame
Religion- Lenten Calendar, “The Story of Moses”, Holy Week, Stations of the Cross, The Ten Commandments
Social Studies– Famous Americans- Henry Ford, The Wright Brothers
Please let us know if you are traveling and your child will not be here for all of next week.
Looking Ahead-
Monday, April 11th- Thursday, April 14th- Holy Week
Thursday, April 14th-“The Story of Moses”-Seder Meal-Holy Thursday- MINIMUM DAY
Friday, April 15th-Good Friday- No School
Monday, April 18th- Friday, April 22nd- Easter Vacation- No School
Monday, April 25th- Return to School
Thanks as always for your support.
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, April 1, 2022
Reading groups are going well. Here is some background information on the guided reading approach:
The guided reading approach to early literacy is a method that involves teaching small groups of students with similar reading abilities.Teachers who use guided reading groups gather kids of similar reading abilities together — usually creating groups of no more than six students. The goal is to create small groups that the teacher can then work with directly, rather than teaching a whole class of 20-plus kids whose abilities may vary drastically. Choosing texts that are at a level that’s at or just slightly above the reading levels of the students in the group, teachers will introduce the text to their guided reading group to help the students develop a contextual framework. That can mean anything from going over illustrations to discussing headings, to encouraging the kids to predict what they think will happen. Students are nurtured with the small group approached and challenged to problem-solve in the guided reading process.
Our students are grouped according to skill level and rotate through four stations each time. One station is IPADS, one station is independent work and two stations are with the teacher or teacher’s aide.
The students participated in a Virtual Author’s Faire this past week. Students in Grades K-5 took part in a Community Read. A Community Read is like a book club where two or more grades read the same books and do follow-up activities that enhance the reading experience. Kindergarten students read Bitty Bot’s Big Beach Getaway, by Tim McCanna. Each class was provided with worksheets as a follow up to the book reading. A bulletin board will be put together after April 1, containing pictures of the books and authors, and possibly some student work/crafts.
In addition to the Zones of Regulation to help students with their social and emotional growth, we will now begin teaching lessons from a program called Second Step.
Second Step is a program that helps students in identifying feelings, managing strong emotions, solving problems, and getting along with others. These lessons will take place the week of April 25.
Mrs. Foster has begun to practice “The Story of Moses” with the students in preparation for the Seder. The video will be shared with families on 4/14.
Our SuperKid this week is Kailyn. Thanks to Lorenzo for sharing his things.
What’s Going on in the Classroom?
ELA/ Language Arts/ Writing- skills will concentrate on writing a research project on a nonfiction animal book, gathering information, constructing web of details, spring vocabulary, leveled reading and comprehension questions
Math-Decomposing numbers to 10
Social Studies- Famous Americans- Benjamin Franklin, Alexander Graham Bell
Religion- Lenten Calendar, The Story of Moses
Looking Ahead
Monday, April 4th-Friday, April 8th- Kindergarten Students read their books to classmates
Monday, April 11th- Thursday, April 14th- Holy Week
Thursday, April 14th-“The Story of Moses”-Seder Meal-Holy Thursday- MINIMUM DAY
Friday, April 15th-Good Friday- No School
Monday, April 18th- Friday, April 22nd- Easter Vacation- No School
Monday, April 25th- Return to School
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias
Kindergarten Update
Dear Parents, March 25,2022
As we continue to navigate life as we return to more of the normal routines and events, we want to acknowledge our parent partnership in the education of your children. The lifting of the mask mandate has transitioned with relative ease. Thanks for advising your children with your preference for mask wearing. Some students are continuing to wear masks and others are not; most take their masks off outside. We will continue to keep the plexiglass partitions at the students’ tables in our classroom. We will strive to provide support to parents through our continued planning of lessons for our class in communication with other educators in order to best serve the needs of our students ( and parents.)
Leveled reading groups take place now twice a week in class. We continue to assess students with informal and formal testing in order to establish our reading groups.
This week the students will begin to learn about The Story of Moses and the Seder Meal in preparation for their performance during Holy Week. More details to follow!
Please continue to reflect on and collect for Rice Bowls! Please turn them in the week of April 11.
This Spring we are planning a study of the world’s greatest artists with your children. Your child will learn about several of the world’s most famous artists in conjunction with the book EIEIART by author Mari Tzikas Suarez.The students will study the artists, share information that they’ve learned about the artists and create an art piece in the style of the artist. It has been a fun and creative unit in the past for students.More information will follow after Easter break.
***Coming home in Friday Folders: Our first Research Report, All About Polar Bears. We gathered information, completed prewriting activities, labeled a diagram, drew pictures, recognized areas for headings and wrote sentences. The students worked very hard completing this project together as a shared writing project. They will complete their own research project in the month of April! This was a big project that we completed over a period of time. They were very proud…ask them about it!!
There will be no April homework due to Holy Week and Easter.
Our SuperKid for next week will be Lorenzo. Thanks to Evelyn for sharing her things.
Mrs. Foster thanks all families for the lovely birthday gift! The board, napkins and dip mix fit with one of her favorite things…cooking for her family!
What’s Happening in the Classroom?
ELA/ Language Arts/ Writing- No SuperKid Unit this week- Skills covered:
writing and re-writing a rhyming picture poem, spring vocabulary- write the first sound,build the word “sun”, Lexia App
Math.– Interactive Math Notebook
Subtraction within 10
Ordering Numbers
Bridges Workplace
Pattern Block Puzzles
April Calendar
Happy Numbers
Science: Weather Tools and Patterns assessment
Social Studies- Famous Americans
Religion-The Story of Moses and Seder, Meditation, Zaccheaus Listens to Jesus -pg.77-79
Looking Ahead
Wednesday, March 30th- Spirit Day- Decades
Friday, April 1st- March Homework books due
Monday, April 4th-Friday, April 8th- Kindergarten Students read their books to classmates
Monday, April 11th- Thursday, April 14th- Holy Week
Thursday, April 14th-“The Story of Moses”-Seder Meal-Holy Thursday-MINIMUM DAY
Friday, April 15th-Good Friday- No School
Monday, April 18th- Friday, April 22nd- Easter Vacation- No School
Monday, April 25th- Return to School
Mrs. Foster and Mrs. Halkias