Principal Crowley's Corner

Tuesday: Youth Group after school

Wednesday: 8th Grade field trip

Thursday: Grades 4 and 5-7 field trip and 6:30pm First Eucharist practice

Saturday and Sunday: First Eucharist---God bless our SKS students receiving First Eucharist over the next few weeks!

Looking ahead to next week:

Monday 5/8- $1 Dress Down Day; 7pm 4th Grade Information Night "Moving to Middle School" via Zoom

Tuesday 5/9- 8th Grade Graduation Photo and 7pm 8th Grade Parent Dinner

Friday 5/12- Kindergarten Mothers Day Luncheon

SAVE THE DATE: Tuesday May 16th at 7pm May Procession- Students will wear their winter uniforms. Sacrament classes and 8th grade will be given special instructions on what to wear. Students are to report to homeroom by 6:40pm on the night of the May Procession. More info will be coming soon!

More information can be found here: https://sksschool.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/SK5K-2023-save-the-date.pdf

See below for an opportunity for students to prep for the big race!

The Board of Limited Jurisdiction is planning a casual night out on Friday, May 19th from 6-9 pm. Food, friends and byob at SKS school, and emcee Ben Piazza will keep you entertained as he celebrates the close of tax season. This is a 21 and over event, and all families, alumni and friends of SKS are welcome! Tickets are now available if you click here.

We hope to see everyone there, but if you can’t make it and would like to support SKS please feel free to make a contribution here.

We would like to thank all those who already made their contribution this year, click here for our donor page. Thank you for all you do for SKS!

Students enjoyed working with their buddies to learn more about our school's patron saint. Below is a prayer to St. Catherine of Siena:

God of Wisdom you made our sister Catherine burn with divine love in contemplating the Lord’s passion and in serving your Church. With the help of her prayers may your people, united in the mystery of Christ, rejoice forever in the revelation of his glory, who lives and reigns with you and the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen.

This week's parenting tip:

Although it is hard to watch your child struggle through a problem, give space for the process. Our kids need to learn to solve problems and have things not go their way. Not having parents solve most struggles will go a long way to kids becoming resilient, especially in later years when challenges are bigger. Let your child make mistakes and be there to help them through the solution.

Know that our faculty and staff are partners with you as we near the finish line of the school year marathon. Foster that partnership and we will finish the year strong!

God Bless You!
Mrs. Crowley