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Warriors Newsletter 2024
Our Lady of the Rosary School: June 9-16, 2024
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School's Mission Statement
We at Our Lady of the Rosary along with our parents, exist to serve God through educating and nurturing the whole child. We will be held accountable for our faith and loyalty through consistency, leadership, and service to Christ. Our goal as a community is to academically challenge our students and to instill a sense of leadership, service, humility, and compassion.
Mrs. Reed's Retirement Announcement
It is with mixed emotions that we announce Mrs. Reed's retirement on June 30th. Mrs. Reed's hard work and dedication have been invaluable assets to the school's success. She has been working for the Archdiocese of Los Angeles since 1998. In 2012, she was hired at Our Lady of the Rosary School to start our lunch program. For many years, she cooked, purchased the food, and administered the lunch program. Then, during the pandemic, her role changed to grounds maintenance. Her willingness to go the extra mile to have a clean and orderly school demonstrated her dedication to excellence. I am incredibly grateful for her constant support in watching over our students, staff, and myself welfare and ensuring we all ate. Please join me in a retirement assembly to show Mrs. Reed our immense appreciation. The event will be held during the Award Ceremony on the school’s last day, Friday, June 14th. Everyone is welcome to share memories and well wishes as we celebrate Mrs. Reed’s well-deserved retirement.
Ms. French Goodbye
For the next school year, Ms. Julia French will not be returning to our school. She has decided to return home to North Carolina, where she will continue her passion for art weaving. She was a blessing to have at our school. While teaching our middle school students, she also coached soccer, trained the lectors, led the ARK religion test, and helped assist with the school's needs. She is a great role model for our students. We wish her the best in her future endeavors. I have been interviewing for this position and will announce who has been hired once they accept it.
Medieval Times
Dear School families,
We would like to acknowledge and appreciate the great support of this year's PTO. Your efforts have been instrumental in the success of our Pizza and Baked Sales. We also recognized that this could not be possible without the help of the rest of the school families who donated items, money, and/or time to make these sales a success. I hope that this memento continues for next year so that we can continue to provide an excellent educational experience.
God Bless,
Mrs. Rivas
Last Day of School Fun
Purchase 2023-2024 Yearbook
The final yearbook order was placed and they were distribute to students.
You may still order a yearbook, and please make to have it be shipped to your house.
Sunday, June 9, 2024
School Mass @8:30am Lector: 5th , 2nd
Sunday's Best Outfit
Sunday Food Sale 6-2pm
Week At A Glance
June 10-14
Monday, June 10, 2024
5th Gr. Assembly Readers
Classroom Clean up
Tuesday, June 11, 2024
Classroom Olympics Day
Hosted by PE Teachers and 7th grade
Students will be asked to bring a certain color to represent their class color.
1st-pink
2nd-red
3rd gray
4th- yellow
5th black
6th- blue
7th - green
Wednesday, June 12, 2024
PTO Hot Dog Sale
Dismissal 1:00 pm
Faculty Meeting 2 pm
Thursday, June 13, 2024
PTO Pizza Sale
Go visit the Blessed Sacrament from 10 am to 6 pm at the church.
Friday, June 14, 2024
Happy Birthday Ms. Llamas
Academic Awards 9 am
Dressy Dress
11 am Dismissal
Report Cards
No Daycare
Parents are invited to our annual academic awards on Friday, June 14, at 9 am. All students will be recognized for their 2023-24 school year achievements. Certificates will be according to the whole year's accumulative grades.
Summer School News
If you need to reach us please email us or message us through ClassDojo. Mrs. Natally will be available during the summer so please email at natreed@olrwarriors.org for any questions.
Mrs. Rivas will be finishing Notre Dame's Leadership Program in the summer. She will not be available form June 24 - July 19 only through email at mrsvanrivas@olrwarriors.org.
SUMMER HOMEWORK
This year, all students in TK-7th will be assigned summer reading and math homework. Two months of no school does affect students’ learning. The reason for these assignments is for students to read independently and to build math fluency skills. Your child's teacher will send the homework packages, or you may purchase the books online.
Free Shipping use code SummerFun
TACSC Middle School Leadership
SUMMER CONFERENCE
For Middle Schools, TACSC will host an overnight middle school conference and a “days only” middle school conference in the summer of 2024!
We are excited to announce we will be at Whittier College in Whittier, CA for our overnight programs! We will continue our Day program at LMU!
- Middle School OVERNIGHT (4 days, 3 nights) will be June 20-23, 2024 (Regular Registration will be $899)
- Middle School DAYS ONLY (5 days, M-F) will be July 15-19, 2024 (Regular Registration will be $599)
Summer Institute welcomes rising 7th and 8th graders from different schools to join them this summer. Students must have excellent behavior and a GPA of 3.0 and above to apply.
School Supply Lists: Preschool. TK, K, 1st, 2nd
School Supply Lists: 3rd, 4th, 5th
School Supply Lists: 6th, 7th, 8th
June 2024
Nutritional Program
School Information 2024-25
Shea Family Charities School Project
Dear families,
We are thrilled to announce that we have received the official approval for the Shea Family Charities School Project, a significant step towards our school's development. This project is scheduled to take place from June 14 to August 19. The school has committed to fundraising $20,000 towards these renovations in the next school year. To facilitate the project, the project manager has requested that the school premises be vacated after school hours from June 14. The first week of school is scheduled for August 26, and we will provide you with more information during the summer. The school office will re-open on July 22 to assist new and returning families with admission and contract signing.
The following is the list of projects.
Office Renovation
Hallways Flooring (2)
Repaint Hallways and outside of the doors
Paint the outside of the school buildings, including Mary’s Patio
Repair Breezeway
New Student Desks for K-8th grade
PA System
Outside Signage
Uniform Companies
Uniforms Companies
Next school year the school will have two companies the parents can choose to buy the school's everyday and formal uniform. The uniform will be sold by E&J Uniform and Michael's Uniform. The PE uniform will continue to be sold in the school's office.
E&J Uniform Website Link
Michael's Uniform Website Link
Dress Code
Boys’ uniform requirements (Grades PRESCHOOL- 8th)
- Gray short sleeved polo shirt with school logo (All shirts must be tucked in)
- White or Grey Dry Fit shirt with school logo.
- Light Blue oxford short-sleeve shirt with school logo for Mass/Special Occasions
- Plaid Tie for Mass/ Special Occasions
- Navy twill long pants with school logo is optional.
- Navy twill shorts that are above the knee; no cargo shorts or labeled shorts with school logo is optional
- All boys must wear a plain buckle black belt with pants or shorts
- Petro Blue pullover, vest, or cardigan style sweater or unfaded sweatshirt with the school logo worn on the upper left chest.
- Blue school jackets may be worn for outside wear with school logo
- Only plain white tee shirts without logos may be worn under the uniform shirt
- White long-sleeved turtlenecks may be worn under the school shirt in cold weather.
- Plain white, black, or navy-blue socks that reach above the ankles or crew-length socks
- Safe, all-black shoe with rubber sole shoe (black tennis shoes okay) (no boots, sandals, bowling shoes, shoes with skates, or buckle shoes). Rubber Boots only on Rainy Days
Girls Dress Code (Grades PRESCHOOL- 3rd)
Girls’ uniform requirements (Grades PRESCHOOL- 3rd)
- Grey/Petro Blue plaid jumper/skort
- White peter-pan collar shirt sleeve blouse with school logo on collar.
- Grey short sleeve polo shirt with school logo can only be worn with the skort
- White or Grey Dry Fit shirt with school logo.
- Plaid Tie for Mass/Special Occasions
- Girl’s navy-blue pleated twill pants logo is optional
- Girl’s navy-blue pleated twill walking shorts logo is optional
- Petro blue pullover, vest, or cardigan style sweater or sweatshirt with the school logo worn on the upper left chest
- Black & White Oxford shoes or safe, all-black shoe with rubber sole shoe (black tennis shoes okay) (no boots, sandals, bowling shoes, shoes with skates, or buckle shoes). Rubber Boots only on Rainy Days
Girls Dress Code (Grades 4th- 8th)
Girls’ uniform requirements (Grades 4th- 8th)
- Grey/Blue plaid skirts must fall to the middle of the knee
- Grey short sleeve polo shirt with school logo
- White or Grey Dry Fit shirt with school logo.
- White oxford short-sleeve shirt with school logo for Mass/Special Occasions
- Plaid Tie for Mass/Special Occasions
- Girl’s navy pleated twill pants logo is optional
- Girl’s navy-blue pleated twill walking shorts logo is optional
- Petro blue pullover, vest, or cardigan style sweater or sweatshirt with the school logo worn on the upper left chest
- Black & White Oxford shoes or safe, all-black shoe with rubber sole shoe (black tennis shoes okay) (no boots, sandals, bowling shoes, shoes with skates, or buckle shoes). Rubber Boots only on Rainy Days
All Girl Students (Grades PRESCHOOL– 8th)
- White oxford short-sleeve shirt with school logo for Mass/Special Occasions
- Plaid Tie for Mass/Special Occasions
- Blue school jackets may be worn outside with the school logo.
- Plain white, grey, or petro blue socks that reach above the ankles or knee-length socks may be worn—no decorations or logos on socks.
- White, black, or blue full-length tights for girls may be worn on cooler days. Cut-off leggings are not permitted.
- Safe, all-black shoes with rubber sole shoe or black and white saddle shoes (black tennis shoes okay) (no boots, sandals, bowling shoes, platform shoes, backless shoes, shoes with skates, or buckle shoes).
- All clothing worn under blouses must be white and without words or logos. White long-sleeved turtlenecks may be worn under the uniform blouse in cold weather.
General Guidelines
School is not the place for jewelry, nail polish, or artificial or sculptured nails. Costume jewelry may not be worn, and the school will not be held responsible for missing items. A wristwatch, a maximum of one ring on each hand, Girls may wear one pair of stud earrings worn in the lobes only, and one simple necklace of a religious nature is the only jewelry that is permitted.
Hairstyles: Our Lady of the Rosary School expects proper grooming for all students. The school embraces traditional hairstyles and haircuts. It is the responsibility of the parents to monitor the hairstyles of their child.
- Boys’ haircuts must be evenly layered with no discernible lines or designs. Hair must be above the ears, eyebrows and one inch above the collar. Cuts should be neat and trimmed. Boys must always be clean-shaven.
- Girls are never permitted to wear make-up or nail polish. All hair accessories must be the color of the plaid of the uniform.
E&J Uniform Sale August 7, 8, & 9
Get your uniforms at E&J.
You may place an online order through their website at https://eandjuniforms.com/
School Hours 8:10-3:00 pm
School hours will be from 8:10 am to 3:00 pm and on Wednesdays, 8:10 am- 1:00 pm.
7:50-8:10 Arrival (Parent Drive Thru Drop off on Zone 1: TK-4th Zone 2: 5th -6th)
8:10 Teachers will walk students to Morning Glory Assembly
8:10 Gates are Closed
8:15 Tardy, Assembly Begins in the Hall; students enter through the school's office
Arrival/Dismissal Drive Thru
We will continue to follow these drop-off and pick-up procedures.
We've created arrival protocols that will allow us to meet and greet students.
Zone 1: TK-4th
- The student must sit on the right side passenger seat for easy access
- First, drop-off/pick-up of the youngest child in Zone 1, then proceed to Zone 2
Zone 2: 5th -8th
- The student must sit on the left side passenger seat for easy access.
- Students being dropped -off/pick-up in Zone will not be allowed to walk to Zone 1
Warrior Care for TK-8th
We will be offering after-school care to all families from Tk-8th grade. An additional monthly fee for this service will be charged through TADS. The hours of operation will be from 3:00 to 5:30 pm Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, and Friday and 1:00-5:30 pm on Wednesday.
We will also be offering before-school care from 7:00 -8:10 AM. An additional monthly fee for this service will be charged through TADS.
Applications are available in the school's office or at the bottom below.
School Hours 2024 - 2025
Arrival Time 7:45-8:10 am
School Hours 8:15- 3:00 pm (1:00 pm on Wednesdays)
The gate will close at 8:10 am
Tardy will begin at 8:10 am
Tuition Cost 2024-2025
Counseling Partners of Los Angeles (CPLA)
Once again, the school will be offering a comprehensive school-based counseling program and support services at no additional cost for this service. Parents, teachers, staff, or students themselves can request to see a counselor. An informed consent form needs to be signed by the parent/guardian to begin the process. A signed informed consent form is NOT a request/referral for counseling. However, getting the parental signature ahead of time speeds up the process for our counselors to begin providing counseling to our students.
This service will begin on Monday, September 9.
English:
Student (Under 18) - Link TBA
Spanish:
A verbal request is okay, as this form is not mandatory.
Our school counselors are:
Academics Quarters
Grades are final when report cards are published at the end of the quarter. Important dates to note:
Quarter 1 begins Monday, August 26th & ends Friday, October 25th
Report Cards will be given at November’s Parent Teacher Conferences
Quarter 2 begins Monday, October 28th & ends Friday, January 24th
Report Cards will be given at February’s Parent Teacher Conferences
Quarter 3 begins Monday, January 27th & ends Friday, March 21st
Report Cards will be given at November’s Parent Teacher Conferences
Quarter 4 begins Monday, March 24th & ends Friday, June 13th
Report Cards will be sent home on the last day of school.
- El primer trimestre comienza el lunes 26 de agosto y finaliza el viernes 25 de octubre.
- Las boletas de calificaciones se entregarán en las conferencias de padres y maestros de noviembre
- El segundo trimestre comienza el lunes 28 de octubre y finaliza el viernes 24 de enero.
- Las boletas de calificaciones se entregarán en las conferencias de padres y maestros de febrero
- El tercer trimestre comienza el lunes 27 de enero y finaliza el viernes 21 de marzo.
- Las boletas de calificaciones se entregarán en las conferencias de padres y maestros de noviembre.
- El cuarto trimestre comienza el lunes 24 de marzo y finaliza el viernes 13 de junio.
- Las boletas de calificaciones se enviarán a casa el último día de clases.
Unexcused Absences Policy
Please plan vacation days accordingly so students do not miss crucial learning. The school cannot be held accountable for grades that reflect a student who misses school consistently.
Attendance: Under Archdiocesan policy, a student absent fifteen (15) or more days in a quarter will not be issued a report card and must attend summer school. If a child is absent more than thirty (30) or more days during the school year, he or she will be retained in the same grade because you still need to meet the requirements for your grade. The County Board of Education requires principals to report the severance of attendance by any student.
Las ausencias se consideran justificadas con una nota del médico. Cuando no se presenta una nota del médico, la ausencia se considera injustificada. Los estudiantes serán responsables de todo el trabajo de clase, tareas, notas tomadas en clase cuando no están presentes. Si por casualidad se programa una prueba, un examen y proyectos, es responsabilidad de los estudiantes completar la tarea dentro de las 24-48 horas posteriores a su regreso. No estar en la escuela no es una excusa para no tomar un examen programado.
Planifique los días de vacaciones en consecuencia para que los estudiantes no se pierdan el aprendizaje crucial. La escuela no se hace responsable de las calificaciones que reflejan un estudiante que falta a la escuela constantemente.
Asistencia: De acuerdo con la póliza de la Arquidiócesis, un estudiante que haya estado ausente quince (15) o más días en un trimestre no recibirá un reporte de calificaciones y deberá asistir a la escuela de verano. Si un niño se ausenta más de treinta (30) días o más durante el año escolar, será retenido en el mismo grado porque no ha cumplido con los requisitos de su grado. La Junta de Educación del Condado puede exigir a los directores que informen la interrupción de la asistencia de cualquier estudiante.
Cell Phone Policy
CELL PHONE /ELECTRONIC USE: Our Lady of the Rosary School recognizes the importance of communication and collaboration and provides iPads for students to be productive in the classroom. To keep the focus on academics and to reduce unnecessary distractions, the school enforces the following:
Cell phones, smartwatches, and all mobile devices shall be TURNED OFF when entering the school campus
Cell phones, smartwatches, and all mobile devices shall be kept in a student’s backpack or – not in clothing pockets or desks.
Texting and videotaping are not permitted anytime during the school day.
Cell phones, smartwatches, and all mobile devices are not allowed to be used in a classroom, library, common areas, or restrooms.
Cell phones, smartwatches, and all mobile devices can be turned back on at the end of the school day at 3:15 and used to communicate directly with parents/friends who are assisting in transportation.
Cell phones, smartwatches, and all mobile devices are not allowed to be used during transition times or between classes.
School staff may confiscate cell phones and smart watches at any time being used or not used.
School staff may collect all students’ cell phones and lock them at any time.
If a student needs to make an emergency call during the day, they must come to the office.
The following are the consequences:
First offense...Any phone/device in view and on-site will be confiscated, logged, and securely held in the school's office until the end of the school day and may be picked up by the student.
Second offense...Any phone/device will be taken to the front office, logged, and must be picked up by a parent/guardian.
Third offense...Any phone/device will be taken to the front office and logged, and a meeting will be set up. This may result in the device being left in the front office daily or kept for a month.
Noncompliance with applicable regulations may result in suspension or termination of privileges and other disciplinary action consistent with the Archdiocese’s policies.
Mass Attendance Card for Tk-8
To encourage school families, the staff, and parish families to celebrate Sunday Mass as a community, the school will send a Sunday Mass Attendance Card to all our students.
Our school community believes "We are one body, one body in Christ."
Our Lady of the Rosary School believes we are one in Christ because Jesus died for us on the cross for our salvation. Scripture Romans 12:4-5. For as in one body, we have many parts, and all the parts do not have the same function, so we, though many, are one body in Christ and individually parts of one another. We are all part of Jesus Christ's body as a school community. Therefore, we must gather as one body, worship him, and receive His Body on Sundays.
School's Online Communications
Social Media
Website: olrcatholicschool.com
Facebook Page: Our Lady of the Rosary, ParamountFacebook: OLRosary
Instagram: rosarywarriors
Twitter: RosaryWarrior
Google Classroom Gr. 3rd-8th
Parents can get access to Google Classroom
The teacher must first invite the parent by adding their email address under their child's name on Google Classroom. The parent will then receive an email and must accept the invitation to begin receiving the guardian email summaries
SchoolSpeak
Student Information System
ClassDojo
TADS
Shea Tuition Grants for New Families 2023-24
Applications are available in the school's office or at the bottom below.
Social Media Communication
Website: olrcatholicschool.com
Facebook: OLRosary
Instagram: rosarywarriors
Twitter: RosaryWarrior
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/olrwarriors.org/
Twitter: @RosaryWarriors
Educating Preschool, TK- 8th Students
Enroll Now! Contact Form
Phone: 562 383-5660
Email: office@olrwarriors.org
Website: www.olrcatholicschool.com
Location: Our Lady of the Rosary School, Paramount, Paramount Boulevard, Paramount, CA, USA
School’s Office Hours
8:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m. M-T-TH-F
Office Closed for Lunch 1:00-1:30
8:00 a.m.—1:00 p.m. Wednesdays