Titans' Times

Week-at-a-Glance (WAAG) for May 26-30, 2025

End of Year Buzz & Exam Prep!

As the school year winds down, we're buzzing with activity and gearing up for successful final exams! Next week, Grade 6 & 9 students write ELA Part A, and Grades 7 & 8 write ELA Final Exam Part A.

For our Grade 6 and junior high students, the next few weeks are crucial for solidifying their learning and demonstrating their progress.

Here’s what you and your child can expect and how you can best support them:

Review & Reinforce: Encourage active participation in teacher-led review sessions to clarify concepts.
Exam Prep: Help your child mark the upcoming exam schedule and establish a study routine. Emphasize breaking down material, practice questions, and rest.
Balance: Encourage focus on academics while still enjoying end-of-year activities.
Home Support: Provide a quiet study space, and promote healthy habits (nutrition, sleep). Your encouragement is vital.
Communication: If your child feels overwhelmed, encourage them to speak with teachers or counselors. We're here to help!

We are so proud of the hard work and dedication our students have shown this year. Let's work together to ensure a strong and successful finish!

Blessings,

Mrs. Kleparchuk & Mrs. Crowston

Week of May 26-30, 2025

Monday, May 26:

Track Meet (Gr. 4-9) AM
Regular classes PM

Tuesday, May 27:

Fire Evacuation Practice Drill AM
Living Rosary Religion students block 6
Last Monthly Titans Assembly
Kapow Pops $1.50

Wednesday, May 28:

Gr. 6 ELA Part A PAT
Kapow Pops $1.50

Thursday, May 29:

Titans Spirit Wear
Gr. 9 ELA Part A PAT
Kapow Pops $1.50

Friday, May 30:

District Track Meet (Gr. 5-9)
Fiddler & Guitar Musical Presentation (Elementary students only) GYM 2-2:45 pm

Check out our monthly school calendar on the website.

Birthdays at Legal School

Ethan S. (Gr. 1) May 29
Aiden J. (Pre-K) May 30

Parent Information

June 9 - PD Day - No School

Staff Meeting AM
Lunch at 12:30
Mass at 1:30 pm

June 10 - Pre-K/Kindergarten Year End Field Trip (Taiwatnam Gymnastics/Westlock Pool)
June 10 - LAST Titans Block
June 10 - Bike Safety Clinic
June 12 - Gr. 4-6 Métis Crossing Field Trip
June 16 - Drummimg Presentation (all day)
June 20 - Gr. 1-3 Jurassic Forest Field Trip

After School Dismissal

This is a reminder with the warmer weather, all students must immediately head home when the bell rings. It is expected that students go home to drop off their backpacks and check in at home and not stay on the school property. Thank you for your cooperation.

TRACK MEET CONCESSION on MONDAY

**Limited Quantities - Grades 1-3 students can purchase as well

**Limited Quantities: Students in Grades 1-3 can purchase too!

Win an Ice Cream Party for Your Class!

Between May 1 and June 15 - Get your friends & family to buy 50/50 tickets by scanning the QR code!
Make sure they select your class under “In Support Of”
The class with the most sales by June 16 wins a class ice cream party! (Right now Gr. 1/2 is in the lead)

All proceeds go toward building a new playground!

https://www.rafflebox.ca/raffle/friendsoflegalshool

Faith News

St. Emile Parish

Here is this week's bulletin. We are beginning the Sixth Week of Easter.

Father Ambrose will be away from May 26th to 30th, so there will be no weekday Masses celebrated this week. Bishop Gary will be visiting our parish next weekend on May 31st and June 1st.

Throughout the Summer, our Parish will be presenting Eucharistic Miracle talks 5 minutes before Mass.

The Catholic Archdiocese of Edmonton prepared a story of Bishop Emeritus Paul Terrio on the 55th anniversary of his presbyteral ordination to celebrate this milestone! Here is the link: https://caedm.ca/bishop-paul-terrio-celebrates-55-years-of-ministry

Have a blessed weekend!

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Student Recognition

Titans Rockstars of the Week

Walking with Mary - Week 3: Compassion

This is what Mr. Antal said in his nomination: Zander exemplifies the virtue of the Virgin Mary's compassion through his constant willingness to serve others with kindness and humility. Whether he's supporting his students with a smile or helping teachers clean up without being asked, Zander brings light and warmth to everyone around him. His positive attitude, selflessness, and dedication to doing what is right make him not only a trusted helper but also an inspiring role model. We are all very proud of Zander.

Principal Positive Call of the Week

This grade 3 student is an outstanding and dedicated student who consistently excels in the classroom. He was nominated by his teacher Mrs. Schaeffer. He is proactive in assisting the teacher, eager to participate, and demonstrates a genuine enthusiasm for learning. His strong work ethic and focus make him a reliable and valuable presence, always approaching tasks with care and determination.

Taming the Fixed Mindset Monster!

Earlier this year, in our wellness lessons, we learned all about growth mindset vs. fixed mindset

We discovered that a fixed mindset is like a little monster in our brain that says things like, “I can’t do this,” or “I’ll never be good at this.” But guess what? That monster isn’t telling the truth! It just gets scared of mistakes and forgets how powerful our brains really are.

We also learned how to tame that monster by using a growth mindset—which means believing we can get better at things with practice, effort, and learning from mistakes. Some of the growth mindset phrases we practiced were:

“I can’t do this… YET!”

“Mistakes help me learn.”

“I’m proud of how hard I’m trying.

Encouraging these kinds of thoughts helps kids become braver learners, kinder to themselves, and more confident in facing challenges.

Try using some of these phrases at home when things get tricky!