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April 25- Midterms April 26- Child Abuse "Bubble Blast" April 29- Pre-Festival Craft Fair April 30- Community Arbor Day Celebration May 6- First Communion is Sunday May 7-11- Half price book sale May 9- May Crowning May 10- Christine Kallevig, author origami demonstration May 12- Pre-Festival Adult Dance May 19- 6th grade graduation May 21- Field Day for students May 22- grade 3 Wyandot County Field trip May 25- grades 5-6 bike ride May 28- Memorial Day May 30- final school liturgy May 31- last day: honors and awards, picnic on the playground, early dismissal 12:30 June 3- Pre-Festival Golf Scramble June 8- Pre-Festival 5K Glow Run June 9- St. Peter School festival Grade 3 enjoyed the fruits of their labors Monday with a taco party. With the help of Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Flaherty, they harvested the lettuce from the Tower Garden and made tacos for everyone! We can't wait for the tomatoes and cucumbers to grow and ripen! 
The first graders came in first place in the Penny Wars for the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society. They will be treated to a pizza party. Kindergarten came in second place and will be treated to an ice cream party. Overall, $891 was collected to help find cures for cancer. Thank you students and teachers!
The beautiful One Block Wonder quilt made by former student Bernadette (Smith) Haggerty will be raffled at the St. Peter School festival on June 9. Students are selling raffle tickets through April 29. Tickets are $1 each, 6 for $5, or 13 for $10. School news...
● Congratulations to Greer Kraus in grade 4 who won the Ag Poster contest. ● The Scholastic Half Price Book Fair will be held May 7-11. Students may purchase books at half price during the school day. On Thursday, May 10, parents and others may come to the gym between 5:00-6:30 to purchase books at half price. 
Students earned t-shirts for collecting over $50 in donations for the Jump Rope for Heart program held in March. Thank you, Mrs. Eyestone, for organizing this worthwhile event for our students
1st Annual St. Peter School Craft Fair Sunday April 29TH 10am-3pm in the school gym 30+ Vendors, Crafters & Home Chefs Door Prizes throughout the day. SPS Challenge Grant I am always amazed at people’s generosity. In response to a recent mailing to our out-of-town alumni in which we updated them on the current happenings at St. Peter School, I received a phone call from a former student, Dave Logsdon, who wanted to speak further about how best to help our school. In our conversation, he decided to set up a “challenge grant” in memory of his mother, Carol C. Logsdon and in honor of his father, Maury Logsdon. The Logsdon Family Foundation will match up to $10,000 in support for our school, such as: school library, audio-visual equipment, technology, teaching and learning resources, and the gift that keeps on giving, the School Endowment Fund. If you would like to take part in this challenge, please mark your donation: SPS Challenge Grant. We thank Maury Logsdon and his family for supporting our efforts here at St. Peter School. Each gift is a blessing to our students, families and staff. The SPS Challenge Grant has brought in $1,950.00 so far. Up to $10,000 will be matched by the Logsdon Family Foundation! If you would like to take part in this cause, place your donation in an envelope marked “SPS Challenge Grant” and send it to school. Thank you for your support! 
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Click HERE for registration form. Did you know… There is financial aid available to help with the cost of sending your child to St. Peter School. Please contact the school office for information on the NOSF & Ed Choice Expansion Scholarship. The Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund application period is now open! Go to www.nosf.org to apply. The EdChoice Expansion Scholarship application window for kindergarten-5th grade is open through April 27. Please contact Mrs. Anderson or visit www.education.ohio.gov/edchoice for more information. 
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Greer Kraus recently won the 4th grade Ag Poster contest. Way to go, Greer! 
St. Peter Catholic School in Upper Sandusky is seeking a faith-filled full- time 3rd grade teacher to join our family in the 2018-19 school year. Candidates must hold valid Ohio licensure (non-tax certificate is acceptable) and must have, prior to the start of the job, current BCI/FBI background checks and Diocese of Toledo Protecting Youth certification. Applicants must exhibit excellent communication skills, demonstrate creative and effective teaching methods, and embrace teacher collaboration. Interested applicants may email cover letter, resume, references, and three letters of recommendation to the principal, Patricia Anderson at panderson@stpeterupper.com or mail to St. Peter School, 310 N. 8th Street, Upper Sandusky, Ohio 43351. St. Peter Catholic School in Upper Sandusky is looking for energetic, dependable candidates to join our family in the following mix and match part time positions: K-6 technology teacher, half day tutor, recess monitor (10:45-noon), and/or extended day monitor (2:30-4:30). Please contact Patricia Anderson at panderson@stpeterupper.com or call 419-294-1395 if you are interested in discussing the possibilities. 
Mrs. Garvin took her 5th grade class to Our Lady Queen of the Most Holy Rosary Cathedral for a tour.
This year’s Bubble Blast will be held on Thursday April 26 at 1:00 on the courthouse lawn. Our 1st graders will walk to the courthouse for a special ceremony. Pinwheels will be “planted” on the courthouse lawn. If your child would like to make a pinwheel and take a selfie, you can post it on social media by using #PinwheelSelfie and/or send to rodneyj.traxler@jfs.ohio.gov. Third Quarter Honors Program For the Love of Pete April Winners!
$1,000- Thomas A. Schilling $500- Heidi Vent $250- Don Robinson Next monthly drawing will take place on May 31st. Thank you for your support! Please contact: Amy Hinesman 740-496-1311 or Amy Irwin 419-209-0604 for more information. We have reached 301 tickets sold! The total donation to the school from the 2017-2018 raffle is now $29,250! There are 2 more monthly drawings until the grand prize drawing for $10,000, $3,000 and $2,000 at the festival on June 9th. 
> Midterms come home this Wednesday. >The 5th and 6th graders, under the supervision of Mrs. Garvin, Mrs. Wendell and Mrs. Eyestone, have begun archery classes thanks to the grant from the National Archery in the Schools (NASP) program and additional funds from The Wyandot County Conservation Club. >Coming soon… Christine Kallevig, author of The Sun, the Moon, and the Origami Grammie will visit the students on May 10 for a fun demonstration with origami. >First Communion is Sunday, May 6. As you prepare for this special day, remember the Shrine Gift Shop offers 20% off your purchase with your Discount Card. > If you know of someone who would like to send their child to St. Peter School and would like a tour, please have them call the school office at 419-294-1395. We would love to meet them and show them around! > Please clip and save your Box Tops for Education to help raise money and purchase items for the school. We thank John and Cheryl Lyon for helping organize this cause. To date, $1,002.90 has been raised through this program. >We will be making updates to our Family Handbook this summer. If you would like to offer ideas for areas in need of revision, please fill out the slip above. We will consider all suggestions with the guidance of the Diocese. Reminders: The Extended Day program is offered for families who have no other option for after school care for their children. The hours are 2:30- no later than 5:30. We cannot release any child with another family without permission from the child’s parents. It is always best to have permission in writing whenever possible. 
Putt Putt Pizza is continuing their “Buy 100-Get $1,000”
promotion for St. Peter School. Just purchase a pizza at regular price (no coupons, no discounts) and mention St. Peter School. They keep track of the numbers, and when 100 pizzas are purchased, St. Peter School receives $1,000. What a great deal! So far, 45 pizzas have been purchased. Thank you, Putt Putt. |
