Titans' Times

We hope everyone enjoyed a few days off during the Teacher's Convention.

This upcoming week we will be celebrating KINDNESS intentionally as we participate in some kindness activities planned by Mrs. Webb, our school counsellor. However, we know KINDNESS is not just a one-day or one-week event. We need to remember to spread love and kindness always! In a world where you can be anything, be KIND! Be sure to stop by and see the bullentin board by the office fill up with cups of kindness.

“Spread love everywhere you go. Let no one ever come to you without leaving happier.” —Mother Teresa.

We wish everyone a wonderful week,

Mrs. L. Kleparchuk, Principal

Mrs. S. Crowston, Vice Principal

Monday, February 10:

• Choir Practice (lunch recess)

• Running Room Games Practice at snack recess

• SPRR McDonald’s Luncheon

• Basketball Practice:

• SR/JR Girls - 3:00 - 4:30 PM @ E.C.

• JR Boys - 3:00 - 4:30 PM @ L.S

Tuesday, February 11:

• Ski Trip Grades 4-9

Wednesday, February 12:

• Div. 2 & 3 REC Activate Field Trip Depart at 11:30 AM

• Basketball Practice:

• SR Girls - 3:00 - 4:30 PM @ L.S.

• SR Boys - 3:00 - 4:30 PM @ E.C.

• Titans Spirit Wear Day!

• Healthy Hunger Cheeseburger Soup & Bun (*must be ordered by Sat. Feb. 8th)

• Basketball Game - Sturgeon Heights

• Bus leaves at 1:20 PM

• Valentine’s Day

• Feb. 9 - Casey L. (Gr. 2)

• Feb. 11 - Riley D. (Gr. 6)

• Feb. 11 - Jaitaj G. (Gr. 3)

• Feb. 12 - Axton F. (Gr. 1)

• Feb. 12 - Jaxyn P. (Gr. 1)

• Feb. 12 - Marcus S. (Gr. 8)

• Feb. 15 - Weston T. (Gr. 4)

• Feb. 17th - Family Day - No School

• Feb. 19th - School Council Meeting @ 6:15 pm

• Feb. 26th - Pink Shirt Day

• March 18 & 19 - Parent Teacher Interviews

Registration for the 2025-2026 school year is now open! All current families should have received an email notification with instructions for re-registration. If you haven’t seen it, please check your inbox (and junk folder) or visit our website for detailed registration information: Registration Process Information.

We encourage you to complete your registration early, as several schools in our division are nearing or already at capacity. Securing your spot now ensures a smooth transition into the upcoming school year.

If you have any questions or need assistance with the registration process, please don’t hesitate to contact us.

Thank you for choosing Greater St. Albert Catholic Schools!

Save the date for the school open house on March 13th at 6 pm.

Hot Lunch - Healthy Hunger

Here are the upcoming Hot Lunch Dates:

• February 13- Cheeseburger Soup and bun
• March 13- Boston Pizza
• April 10- Ukrainian House
• May 8- Subway
• June 5- McDonalds

All orders must be placed by Saturday the week before the hot lunch date.

You can sign in to Healthy Hunger to place your order.

** Please make sure you order to receive hot lunch on the dates above!

Thank you to School Council for organizing this for our families!

Mrs. Webb is having a FOOD DRIVE next week with the Gr. 1-6 students in health class. Students are reminded to bring in grocery flyers and one food bank item! See the note previously sent home to parents. She is hoping to collect the items next week so that we can use them the week of Feb 18.

Thank you for your support in this unique hands on learning activity.

Sacramental Prep News-Reconciliation

We invite any children who are in Grade 2, or older, and their

parents to join us in beginning the faith journey in preparation of the

sacraments of Reconciliation, Confirmation and First

Eucharist. We begin with the Sacrament of Reconciliation on

February 13, 2025 at 6:00 in the church. Please contact Kathy at

klkieser4@gmail.com to register.

At the start of the year, the students talked about mouse and elephant problems. A mouse problem is something small that can be solved quickly (like with a hug or a change in routine). An elephant problem is bigger and might take time to work through, often needing support from an adult.

We also discussed stress, which can happen when we face big challenges or feel overwhelmed. Recognizing whether we’re dealing with a mouse or elephant problem can help us manage stress and emotions.

At home, you can support your child by:

• Encouraging them to identify their problems (mouse or elephant) and talk through them.

• Practicing calming techniques like deep breathing to manage stress

• Reminding them that it’s okay to have bad days, and that we can always be kind to others who are struggling.

By practicing these tools together, we can help our children better manage their emotions and feel supported in tough moments.

Email: lsinfo@gsacrd.ab.ca
Website: https://www.ls.gsacrd.ab.ca/
Location: 5122 46 Street, Legal, AB, Canada
Phone: 780-961-3791
Facebook: facebook.com/legalschool
Twitter: @LS_GSACRD