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January 20, 2021 | Issue 18 Messenger January 20, 2021 | Issue 18 hanbschool.org And behold I am with you always until the end QUICK LINKS: School News ... of the age. Matthew 28:20 2020-21 School Calendar COVID-19 Links & Reference: Teams Overview • Holy Apostles School COVID-19 Dashboard Seesaw Overview 3K & 4K drop off information • HA return to school plan (including quick exposure guidelines) 5K-8th grade parent drop off • Parent Health Agreements/Checklist information • Waukesha County Health Department—guidance for schools Reopening FAQs Great tools/tips for returning • Waukesha County COVID-19 decision tree back to school or learning • COVID-19 symptom grid virtually • Governor Evers extends the mask mandate until 11/21 Return to school updates • Is it a cold, the flu, or whopping cough? Standards Based Grading Information Like us on Facebook! Another Packer Day Friday, January 22nd! Students are welcome to School Mass Live Stream link MS Service Night Sign up dress in their Packer gear or green/yellow to cheer on our home team! This Week’s Parish Bulletin If students do not have Packer/green/yellow attire, they should wear 2020-21 School Family Directory PDF their uniform instead. GO PACK GO! Parent/Student Technology Help Desk Form (office.com) Please give busses January 20—Middle School Service Important reminder for morning drop off— Night—6:30pm the right of way as they enter our parking lot to drop students off. Also, January 21— Advanced Band please continue to take turns (from east and west) pulling into the drop off (afterschool pick up at 4pm by the line from National Avenue as much as possible. Your courtesy and gym) patience during this busy time is appreciated! January 22—School Mass, Intermediate Band (afterschool pick up by the gym), PACKER DAY Reminder for inclement weather closures: As noted last week, we will January 25—Intermediate Band continue to follow the NB School District for observed “snow days” for January 27—HA Spirit Day, Holy Hour for Life and Benediction in the extreme cold temperatures/heavy snow. The district has HA school family Church 7-8pm contact information included in their ROBO phone/email system for weather-related school closings. Unless we foresee an extended weather situation, we will not be pivoting to January 28—Advanced Band virtual learning for a snow day at this time. January 29—School Mass February 1—4th—Catholic Schools Emergency Weather Information can be found on WTMJ - Channel 4; WITI - Channel 6; Week! Details Coming Soon! WOKY - AM 620; WKTI FM 94.5. The Holy Apostles School Facebook page (linked from February 5—No School—Teacher our school website) will also be updated with closing information. Planning February 6—New Parish Member Welcome Session Consider volunteering! Sign up to help in the lunch February 10—Discipleship room, health room or for recesses duty here. We Wednesday appreciate all you do to serve our community! February 11—11:45 Early Dismissal February 12-15 NO SCHOOL— Teacher Inservice Our Mission calls us to live and share the teachings of the Catholic Church by creating a compassionate atmosphere which develops faith, service, and academic excellence. Page 2 Middle School Service Night is tonight! Sign up for 6th-8th grade student for the next 3 service nights (2/24, 3/17, 4/28) here. Thank you for your Discipleship Wednesday donations last week! We collected $433.30 for the Milwaukee VA Hospital! Last week your child brought home a form to order their 2020-21 yearbook. Please return forms and payment to the school office on or before February 19th. If your child is virtual, please print and return this form with payment by 2/19. Thank you! Holy Hour for Life with Benediction—On Wednesday, January 27th from 7-8pm Holy Apostles will host a Holy Hour for Life and Benediction in the Church. Please join us for this hour of prayer for all life, from womb to the tomb. We will pray the rosary and conclude with Benediction. Meet our leaders ... Do you have student or alumni news? Please share with [email protected]! Page 3 Middle School Parents—HA is thrilled to host the Catholic Middle School Youth Rally on Friday, March 12th. We have signed up all MS students for the rally from 9am-12pm. Home & School Association ... Thank you for supporting Holy Apostles Home & School association through Scrip! Download the RaiseRight app to get started! Contact [email protected] with questions! Community info & links ... • MOD Pizza Fundraiser! Support the 4th grade U10 Jr. Crusader Baseball team on Sunday January 31st from 10:30am—9pm! In-store purchases will need the flyer. Orders placed online or in the app will need coupon code: GR174842C. • DID YOU KNOW? CATHOLIC MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL IS A PARTICIPATING SCHOOL IN THE WISCONSIN PARENTAL CHOICE PROGRAM (WPCP). Learn more here. • New virtual MAD SCIENCE offerings here • NB Public Virtual Academic & Career Planning Night—January 21st .
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