Principal's Weekly Update
December 11th-15th
"A voice cries out: In the desert prepare the way of the LORD! Make straight in the wasteland a highway for our God!" - Isaiah 40:3
Dear Families,
We had a fantastic turnout for our Breakfast with Santa this Saturday. Over 400 people attended and 175 children had a chance to visit with Santa. Thank you to the Knights of Columbus Council 86 for organizing and running this event and their donation of the money raised from the 50/50 raffle.
This week St. Nicholas paid a special visit to Holy Name this past Wednesday. Students created paper shoes in art class and placed them in the hallway. Following the tradition of the Feast of St. Nicholas, toys and candy were left in the shoes. There was a lot of excitement in the hallways when the students discovered their shoes were filled.
We are looking forward to seeing you all at the Christmas Show on Monday. Please see the note below for details.
Sincerely,
Megan dos Santos
Principal
December Calendar
12/11 - Latin Club
12/11 - Christmas Pageant @ 6 p.m.
12/13 - Maronite Sisters visit
12/15 - No School for faculty professional development (SAL Day)
12/18 - School wide Christmas party
12/19 - 8th Grade Retreat at Bishop Stang
12/22 - Early Dismissal @ 11:30
Christmas Show
Morning Drop Off
After School Playground Policy
During the school day, recess and playground time are organized by grade level to ensure that our younger (and smaller) students are not injured while our older students are playing. After school, we are unable to provide supervision and ensure the safety of students from various grades playing together on the playground equipment. Due to this, the playground will be closed after school during pick up. Students are not permitted to enter the playground area during this time.
Retreat - 8th Grade
Friday - SAL Day (Structured Alternative Learning Day)
Please reach out to your child's teacher should you have any questions prior to the SAL Day.
The S.E.A.L. Foundation Parent Network
The S.E.A.L. Foundation has initiated a parent network and invites parents of students who learn differently to join us at our December parent meetings (December 18) at the Boston Tavern in Middleborough at 5:30pm.
Both of these meetings will be facilitated by special education advocate, Chris Atwood. Chris brings over 40 years of experience to each encounter she has with parents, school personnel and community members. She personalizes her presentations so participants get the most from their time together.
The November meeting will focus on “Strategies and Resources for Neurodiversity.” Chris will take the lead from the audience on how best to address their concerns and questions and provide information and tips.
Interested parents should contact Lynne Sarantopoulos at lynne@thesealfoundation.org.