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FAITH: Family, Academics, Involvement, Tradition, and Honor To view this email as a web page, go here. FAITH: Family, Academics, Involvement, Tradition, and Honor 7200 Sarto Drive - Indianapolis, Indiana 46240 www. spxparish.org Office: 317-466-3361 Extended Care: Hours-3:15-6:00 PM Phone: 317-722-5929 Mrs. Keely Beaudette, Principal Mr. Colin Miley, Assistant Principal Mrs. Melanie Hoffmire, Asst. to the Principal Mrs. Kathy Jorgenson, Administrative Assistant Mrs. Nancy Steadham, Administrative Assistant Articles to be included in future newsletters are due Thursday at noon. Please email your article to Elizabeth O'Gara at [email protected]. Please include "Purple and Gold" or "P & G" in your subject line. Articles may be edited. Middle School Newsletter link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B9y7NA4ml7YLU0pKdC1jNE9kbUU?usp=sharing Dear Parents, SCHOOL MASS NOTES: Thank you to all the students We will celebrate the school and teachers that came to Mass on Wednesday, The Donut Experiment this September 18th, at 8:15 AM. All weekend. We had a great are welcome! The Second Grade is planning turnout and it was fun to see the Mass. families coming out for a great cause and delicious POPE FRANCIS' SEPTEMBER donuts. We appreciated all INTENTIONS: That politicians, scientists and of your support for our economists work together to protect the school. world's seas and oceans. We had a great week last Follow Pope Francis at www.vatican.va and on week, it is wonderful to see Twitter @Pontifex the kids come in each day with enthusiasm and excitement to learn new things. Last, Monday and Tuesday we welcomed Ms. Meghan Hargrave into our building to do professional development with our staff. She helped our teachers September 19 - Pizza Lunch & Popsicle Fundraisers launch the new writer's workshop model. It was wonderful to have her and September 19 - Teacher Thursday - Early for our staff to view writing Dismissal @ 1:30 pm/1:45 pm from a different angle. We are excited to be using the September 19 - Spiritwear Day Lucy Calkins Writers th th Workshop Model with our September 21 - 7 & 8 Grade Boys Basketball Evaluations - 9:00am @ Cathedral students this year. th th Thank you to Mrs. Sitzman September 21 - 5 & 6 Grade Boys and Ms. Trickey for their Basketball Evaluations - 11:00am @ Cathedral powerful rosary project that th they brought to their September 21 - 4 Grade Boys Basketball classroom. I was able to see Evaluations - 2:00pm @ Cathedral the finished project where the students presented their September 21 - Parish Spaghetti Dinner rosary to their classroom. The students shared why September 23 - Visiting Author Matt Tavares they chose certain beads, what the cross meant to September 23 - Boys Basketball Registration them, who they worked with Ends on this project and much more. It was such a September 24 - School Picture Day thoughtful activity and you could see the students beam September 27 - PTO Meeting @ 9:00 am when they talked about making their rosary with the September 29 - Altar Server Training @ Noon special people in their lives. Thank you Mrs. Sitzman and October 3 - Student Led Parent Teacher Ms. Trickey for such a Conferences - NO SCHOOL wonderful faith forming experience for our children. October 10-11 Fall Break - NO SCHOOL This year at Saint Pius X we October 17 - Early Dismissal @ 1:30 pm/1:45 will be hosting a flu shot pm clinic in Ross Hall on Tuesday, October 22nd from October 17 - Spiritwear Day 8:00 am to 12:00 pm. CVS will be providing the flu shots October 18 - End of First Quarter for us and our wonderful nurses from our school October 25 - PTO Meeting @ 8:00 am community will be giving the vaccinations. We will be October 26 - Trunk or Treat @ 6:00 pm sending a sign up genius out for families to register their LIBRARY VOLUNTEERS NEEDED The sign children to receive the up to volunteer in your child's library time is vaccination, we will not be open for 1st and 2nd quarters and we are in accepting walk ins, so need of filling many spots. This is a great way please make sure to sign up. to spend a little part of your day with your Please look for more kiddo and their class. Contact Wendy information to come. Britton, [email protected], with any questions. You can sign up here Blessings, https://www.signupgenius.com/go/ Mrs. Keely Beaudette, Principal 30e0c48aead28a13-spxmedia2 RECESS HELP NEEDED We are looking for some friendly faces to help with recess. This is a great way to get to know your kids' friends and watch them interact with their classmates. This is typically a volunteer position, however, if you would like to do it on a weekly basis, it can be a paid position. Please contact one of the office ladies for more information. Please click on the link below to sign up. https://www.signupgenius.com/go/ 10C084BAFA729ABFD0-20192020 SCHOOL LUNCH Please see the September menu here. SCHOOL PICTURES Inter-State Studio will be here on Tuesday, September 24th at 8:00 AM to take School Pictures for the students. Order forms were sent home last week. The school office has more forms. If you would like to order on line, please visit inter- state.com/order and use the order code: 3939659VB EXTENDED CARE We will have Extended Care on Teacher Thursday, September 19th 1:45pm - 6:00pm. Extended Care Parents Please encourage your children NOT to bring in toys or trading cards from home. For grades 3-8, the first 30 minutes of extended care is quiet homework time only. If a student does not have homework, he/she should have a book to read. We encourage the students to use this time to get homework done before going home or attending after-school activities. Parents please encourage your children to follow these guidelines and rules. Thank you! VISITING AUTHOR On Monday, September 23, St. Pius X Catholic School will be hosting author and illustrator, Matt Tavares, for the 2nd and 3rd grade students. He will be sharing a presentation about his experiences combining fiction and non-fiction information. We are offering a number of his books for sale which can be purchased from the Media Center through your FACTS account. These books will be available for purchase through Thursday, September 26th. A list of the books and information about ordering can be found here. Mr. Tavares will sign all book purchases on Monday, September 23 at the end of the session. SPXTRAS SPXtras are classes offered by the PTO to enrich the development and learning experience of our students at St. Pius X. Please see the list here for the 2019 Fall SPXtras. Overview: All SPXtras are for boys and girls. The classes will take place immediately after school unless noted. All instructors have completed and are up to date on their Safe and Sacred requirements. The cost per class, per student, will be deducted from your FACTS Account. Sign up: Links will be sent out in P&G and posted on PIUW Start time: 3:20-4:10. Snack time: Several of the SPXtras offer a snack. If your child has any food allergies or special accommodations are needed, please indicate in the comments section or email Megan Martin. Students are encouraged to bring a water bottle and/or snack if not provided per the class description. Pick up: Please enter through the main doors. Sign your child out before taking them. Parents will be emailed a code to enter in through the main doors. We appreciate the instructors sharing their time and hope your child has a wonderful experience! For any questions, please contact SPXtras chair, Megan Martin, at [email protected] or 317-938-3321. FUNDRAISING OPPORTUNITIES TO SUPPORT SPX SCHOOL The following vendors offer programs for families to help the school raise funds for cash and supplies: Box Tops for Education Tyson Kroger Office Depot & Office Max Staples Coke Full information about the programs can be found here. Please review how you can help! Ask grandparents and friends to help too!! Thank you. It all adds up! Beginning Piano/Keyboard Classes to be Offered At St. Pius X School St. Pius X School and Keyboards Unlimited Piano Studio, a neighborhood piano studio currently serving many SPX students, have teamed up to provide a unique, innovative opportunity for your child. We want to make this opportunity convenient and available to your family, helping you manage your family's time. For approximately a half hour per week, during your child's recess period at St. Pius, s/he can learn to play the piano and enhance musical skills in a high-quality, high-integrity small group setting. This fun and exciting class is available for 1st thru 5th grades and is an excellent opportunity to develop your child's musical talent, prepare a 4th or 5th grader for middle-school/high school music opportunities, or to just try something new. Did you know that recent studies suggest that playing music may improve learning, memory, logic and general creativity? The class will be held on Mondays for 14 weeks, beginning October 21st. The total cost is $220, which includes music and supplies, and can be paid in monthly installments ($200 if paid in full). More information will be sent home later this week. If you have questions in the meantime, contact John and Diane Haines of Keyboards Unlimited @ 317-432-6291 or [email protected]. You can find the registration form here. Simply complete and return to the school office. CYO PHYSICAL FORMS To participate in a CYO sport each participant must have an updated physical form on file each year before participating.
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