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HALLOWEEN PARADE We Are Excited to Put on a Halloween Parade for ALL Students on October 29Th at 1:30Pm HALLOWEEN PARADE We are excited to put on a Halloween Parade for ALL students on October 29th at 1:30pm. Please email Ms Kolosky to register. Classes will end at 1:00pm to accommodate anyone and everyone who wishes to attend. Cars may be decorated and students of all ages should dress in their spooky, cute, fun costumes. Participants will remain in their cars AT ALL TIMES during the parade; bathrooms will not be available to use at this time. Any participating cars should enter by the traffic light in front of the school at 1:30pm, go to the left of the Middle School wing, continue around the back of the building, come up the side of the Church and cross the front parking lot along the sidewalk to then exit out the front entrance by the light. Faculty and Staff will be out front to greet everyone with some Halloween tunes and spooky decorations. Mrs. Schrom and other staff will be giving our sealed Halloween goodie bags for all of our students outside the front entrance doors. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Schrom at [email protected]. ​ All your children shall be taught by the LORD; great shall be the peace of your children. Isaiah 54:13 SUPPORT ST. PIUS X HSA!! Stay healthy…wear your very own St. Pius X mask. We have youth and adult size masks for sale. They are $10 each (via cash or check). If you would like to order a mask or shirt, please contact Megan Bogley, (301) 974-2676, or [email protected]. Mask pick-up will be conducted at the school. ​ News from the School Advisory Board The SAB would like to welcome Shane Albright to the Board. Shane has a daughter in Grade 3. He joins us as the Ascension Parish representative. Thank you to all the middle school parents who were able to join us this week for the Middle School (grades 6-8) Parent Administration Forum. We appreciate the discussion and participation from our parents. The remaining Parent Administration Forums will begin again after the New Year. Look for details in NewsNotes. ​ ​ 2 VIRTUAL PARENT TEACHER CONFERENCES ​ NO SCHOOL FOR STUDENTS ON WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11 DUE TO REPORT CARD CONFERENCES. PK THROUGH 5TH GRADES: Virtual report card conference appointment times for parents with students in grades Pre-K thro​ ugh 5 will be sent home over this coming weekend, via email. Please be sure to confirm your appointment time by replying to your child’s teacher by Friday, Novemb​ er 6, 2020. Reminder that we use the email information collected from your TADS account to contact you. ​ 6TH THROUGH 8TH GRADES: Virtual report card conferences will NOT be scheduled for students in grades 6 through 8. An online ​ scheduler listing conference times in intervals will be used this year. Parents should sign-up for a specific conference time with any teacher they wish to see on November 11 by going to https://www.signupgenius.com/go/10c0944a4a82aa1fe3-6thgrade2. The link will be accessible star​ ting on Friday October 23rd at 5pm to Tuesday November 10 at 5p​m​ . This link will take you the Sign Up Genius where you will find a tab for each group of teachers: 6th Gra​ de, 7th Grade, 8th Grade, Specials and Resource teachers. Conferences may be scheduled from 8:00 to 11:30am and from 12:20 to 3:00pm. You are encouraged to have a conference with any teacher that you think necessary. Report cards will be sent home electronically to K-8 students on November 10th; an email will be sent when they are ready. Scantron results will be mailed directly to your home. SERVICE PROJECTS Students are asked to make cards with a written note inside to our veterans. These brave men and women have protected and defended our country to preserve our freedom and keep us safe. Let’s honor them with a card to show our gratitude for their service. In order to follow social distancing protocol, these cards can be dropped off during school ​ hours in the Veteran Card Box, which will be placed outside the doors of our school from October 26 - November 2nd. St. Pius would like to send any individually wrapped leftover Halloween candy to our veterans on November 11th. If your family would like to donate some candy, it can be dropped off during school hours from November 2-November 6th. In order to follow social distancing protocol, a Veteran Candy Box will be placed outside the doors of our school. The cards and ​ ​ ​ candy will be delivered to the veterans at The Armed Forces Retirement Home in Washington, D.C. on November 11th. Thank you in advance for your acts of kindness. ​ 3 HSA FRESH FRUIT DRIVE FUNDRAISER The HSA is sponsoring a Fresh Fruit Drive fundraiser. Fresh hand picked Indian River Fruit is available for purchase. No in-person delivery, product distribution or cash to handle. This Ship to the Home fruit sale is a great way to send your family and friends fresh fruit for the Holidays. With this fundraiser, You can support St. Pius X Regional School by sharing this link https://www.floridaindianrivergroves.com/ecommerce/622547 via email, text and social media ​ with family and friends. You, your family and friends can purchase products under your child's name online during October 16, 2020 through October 30, 2020, with delivery before Thanksgiving. There is a flat rate shipping of $6.95 per box, regardless of box size or weight. Payments can be made Online. Online payments are secure and can be made by check, credit card, or debit card. This fundraiser supports HSA activities and will go towards your FSO. Any questions? Send your inquiries to the HSA President Faith Proctor at [email protected] OR HSA Vice President Pamela Diedrick at ​ [email protected]. Thank you for supporting St. Pius X Regional School. Go St. Pius ​ X. SUPPORT ST. PIUS X CYO AND GET YOUR SWAG!! Stay healthy…wear your very own St. Pius X CYO mask. We have youth and adult size masks for sale. They are $10 each (via cash or check). 4 TUITION ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2021-2022 The open application period for the 2021-2022 Archdiocesan Tuition Assistance Program will began on Thursday, October 1, 2020. The deadline for returning families to apply is Friday, December 4,2020. The deadline date for new families to apply is Friday, February 19, 2021. VFW Youth Scholarship Programs The 2020-21 theme is: What is Patriotism to Me? The VFW is dedicated to promoting patriotism and investing in our future generation. If you are a patriotic middle school student interested in winning $5,000, these scholarships may be for you. Patriot's Pen: Each year more than 138,000 (public, private or parochial or home-study) ​ students in grades 6-8 enter the VFW’s Patriot’s Pen youth essay contest for a chance to win their share of more than $900,000 in state and national awards. Each first-place state winner receives a minimum of $500 at the national level, and the national first place winner wins $5,000 and an all-expense-paid trip to Washington, D.C. The essay contest encourages young minds to examine America’s history, along with their own experiences in modern American society, by drafting a 300- to 400-word essay, expressing their views based on a patriotic theme chosen by the VFW Commander-in-Chief. All student entries must be submitted to a sponsoring local VFW Post by midnight, October ​ 31, 2020. Want to apply? Please contact Megan Bogley, Commander, Bowie Memorial VFW Post 8065, [email protected]. You can also read more information about the rules and eligibility ​ requirements, and download the 2020-21 entry form application from the VFW webpage, ​ ​ ​ (https://www.vfw.org/community/youth-and-education/youth-scholarships). ​ ​ 5 October Nurse Corner Halloween Tips for 2020 Halloween is something most children look forward to each year. Costumes, candy, fun, what more could a kid ask for? Here are a few tips to keep you and your children safe this year during the Pandemic. Halloween may be discouraged in some communities so please check your area before going out. ● Decorate pumpkins, paint them, carve them, make pumpkin pie. ● Host a virtual movie night, kids can dress up as a character in the movie you are showing, talk with their friends and eat themed snacks that go along with the movie. (Harry Potter is popular at my house right now, we plan to watch Harry Potter dressed as Hogwarts students, I plan to decorate our kitchen and eat themed snacks. ) ● A Halloween scavenger hunt where children are given lists of Halloween-themed things to look for while they walk outdoors from house to house admiring Halloween decorations at a distance, in costume of course. ● Find an outdoor event in your community that allows you to socially distance, wear your mask. Outdoor Pumpkin patches, apple picking and corn mazes may still be open in your area. I wish all the Families a Happy and Healthy HALLOWEEN! NEWS FROM THE FINANCE OFFICE Tuition and ESP payments must be paid on or before the due date each month. Failure to do so will result in withholding a student’s progress report, report card, academic record, yearbook, etc. If your tuition and/or ESP account becomes overdue by 30 days, your child(ren) may not attend school until it is paid in cash or certified funds in the school office. If payment is made directly online to TADS, it must be paid 7 days prior to this 30-day deadline, so that the funds have time to clear the bank.
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