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May 5, 2010 |
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1. ARCHBISHOP NIEDERAUER: Nativity
School received a letter on behalf of Most Reverend George Niederauer,
Archbishop of San Francisco, thanking us for our response to Haiti in
their time of need. "In the aftermath of the grave disaster which
took place in Haiti, your generosity shows as a tangible symbol of the
love of God for those in need. Your gift means food for the
hungry, medical supplies and attention for the sick or injured, shelter
for the homeless and care for the grieving. We sincerely
appreciate your willingness to share with others in Haiti from the
gifts you have received."
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| 2. RETURNING FAMILY LETTER: Please see enclosed important information for returning to Nativity School in the fall. Tuition contracts and Emergency forms are being sent home today in your Wednesday envelope. The forms should be filled out and returned to the school office by Friday, May 21. Enclosed also are sign-up sheets for Yard Duty, Hot Lunch, and Carnival, and the yearly calendar. |
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SCHOOL BOARD ELECTION RESULTS: New members of the
Nativity School
Consultative Board of Education are: Dr. Greg Enns and Mr. Bill
Hoy. They will each serve a three year term.
Congratulations and we thank all of you who returned your ballots. |
| 4.
FACULTY NEWS: Happily
all our teachers are returning next
school year! We are looking forward to a year full of opportunity
for high academic achievement as well as spiritual growth. |
| 5.
UPDATE ON MR. VAN HORN: Mr. Van Horn was moved out of ICU
over the weekend and received friends. He is focusing on his
recovery and coming home. Please continue to keep the Van Horn
family in your prayers. |
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PRINCIPAL FOR A DAY:
Today, Mary Hoy is Principal
for a Day. Miss Hoy began her day with morning announcements.
She decided to extend recess which made her very popular with
the student body! Miss Hoy had an extremely busy schedule;
however, she was available to attend lunch hosted by Mrs. Trelut.
We want to thank Miss Hoy for a very successful day. |
| 7.
STUDENT COUNCIL: We
would like to thank everyone who
participated in the Earth Week collection of used eyeglasses.
Last Thursday we delivered our box, totaling over 200 eyeglasses, to
the OneSight Foundation. Once again, the Nativity community has
responded to those in need. THANK YOU SO MUCH! God Bless
You! The information and introduction meeting last Friday, for those interested in campaigning for a Student Council Office, was attended by 41 students. That's AMAZING Panther Pride! Thank you to all for your interest. Be sure to follow the time line and things to do list. You MUST have your initial forms to Mrs. Wright by 3:15 on Friday, May 7. |
| 8. NATIVITY CARNIVAL: The 30th Annual Nativity Carnival is June 11-13. The raffle Grand Prize is a stylish MINI COOPER, second prize $1500 and third prize is $500. Single tickets $50, 3 for $100 and 7 for $200. Tickets are available from the school or church office. Please see our website for the Carnival Booth Sign-Ups. |
| 9. NATIVITY CARNIVAL SILENT AUCTION: If you are interested in donating but don't like asking for donations, consider donating the contents of a gift basket! The Silent Auction team will be assembling gift baskets in late May. Also, stay tuned for our upcoming Wine Drop! See Lisa Simmonds (lsimmonds6@gmail.com) or one of the other auction team members if you have questions. If you are interested in helping out with the auction before the carnival weekend, please contact Lisa! Thank you for your support of the 30th Annual Nativity Carnival! |
| 10.
YEARBOOK: The last
opportunity to order Yearbooks is Friday, May 7. Forms are
available on line or in the school office. |
| 11.
LIFETOUCH SPRING
PICTURES: Please send in your picture
payments or return the portrait packets by Friday, May 7. Our
area representative will be making his second and final collection. |
| 12.
SPRING CONCERT GRADES
5-8: Our annual Spring Sing Concert
will be held Thursday, May 20, at 7 p.m. on the stage of the Sobrato Pavilion. Any parents, grandparents and/or family members who would like to attend the rehearsal at 1:30 p.m. are more than welcome. |
| 13.
LET'S MOVE!: San
Mateo County is joining First Lady Michelle Obama and the Let's Move! effort by encouraging
families to get moving in our local parks. This campaign
advocates that children should be physically active for at least 60
minutes a day to grow up to be a healthy weight. We have enclosed
a flier with information on the San Mateo County Take A Hike 2010
series. |
| 14.
BASEBALL SIGN-UPS: Calling all 3rd thru 7th grade
baseball players. It is that time of the year to sign up for
Nativity fall ball. Last year we had over 30 Nativity ball
players sign up, making up 3 teams. For you boys, this is a great
way to refine your baseball skills, hang with friends and get some real
quality coaching. Included in this week's envelope are sign-up
sheets. Please have them submitted by Wednesday, May 19th.
Thank you. |
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VOLLEYBALL: All volleyball sign-ups for girls currently
in grades 3-7 are due by Friday, May 14. Tryouts will be held on
May 17, 18 and 19 as needed. |
| 16.
CHESS SUMMER CAMP: Please see the enclosed flyer. |
| 17.
SUMMER CAMPS: Researching camps for your children over
the summer? Please stop by our information table near the office
for fliers on various types of summer camps. |
| 18. HOT LUNCH: Please make note that there are a total of 20 Hot Lunches left in the school year. Please purchase lunches accordingly. |
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MOTHER'S DAY: We want to remember all our wonderful
mothers this Sunday for all the love and nuturing they provide. Mothers' Day Prayer
May the blessing of the DivineBe an especially bright benediction Upon mothers everywhere On your blessed day - On Mother's Day! |
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Blessings,
Mrs. Trelut Principal |