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Year for
Priests
June 19,2009
to
June 19,2010
Dear Lord,
We pray that the
Blessed Mother
wrap her mantle
around your priests
and through her
intercession
strengthen them for
their ministry.
We pray that Mary
will guide your
priests to follow
her own words.
"Do whatever He
tells you" (Jn 2:5)
May your priests
have the heart of
St. Joseph, Mary's
most chaste spouse.
May the Blessed
Mother's own pierced
heart inspire them
to embrace all who
suffer at the foot
of the cross.
May your priests be
holy, filled with
the fire of your
love
seeking nothing but
your greater glory
and the salvation of
souls.
Amen.
Mary, Queen of the
Clergy, pray for our
priests.
St. John Vianney,
pray for our
priests.
In charity pray for
our diocesan
priests, our
seminarians, and
vocations to the
priesthood in
service to our
diocese.
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Mar. 16th
6:30 p.m.
"Time Out"
for Parents
with Mr.
Chuck Bryant
(child care
provided)
Mar. 17th
St.
Patrick's
Feast Day
8:15 a.m.
Mass - 4th
grade
Scholastic
Book Fair
Ends at
12:30 p.m.
Mar. 19th
St. Joseph's
Feast Day!
School Pride
Day!
10:15 a.m.
Stations of
the Cross -
5th grade
11:45 a.m.
Dismissal
Teacher's
In-Service
1:15 p.m. -
3:15 p.m.
Mar.
21st
Confirmation
10:30 a.m.
Parish Mass
Mar.
24th
SJS Family
Pizza Hut
Night
Mobile Hwy
Mar.
26th
10:15 a.m.
Stations of
the Cross
4th grade
Mar.
28th
Palm Sunday
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School
Flyers:
Pizza Hut
Coupons for
St. John
School
Nights
March
24th
next
SJS Pizza
Hut Night
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Call to make an appointment for
a tour
of the School Campus.
850-456-5218
Monday-Friday
7:30 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
St.
John the Evangelist Catholic
School
Proud to be the 2nd oldest
Catholic School in the State
of Florida with 136 years in
Education!
(est. 1874)
Top Ten Reasons to Send your
Child to Catholic School
1.
Catholic tradition and
academic excellence in a
community grounded in faith
2. Balanced curriculum that
includes art, music, and
fitness
3. Emphasis on moral
development, service to
others, and leadership
skills
4. A 99 percent graduation
rate
5. Strong preparation for
further education
6. Safe and disciplined
environment
7. Exceptional faculty who
help students reach their
highest potential
8. Individual attention in a
caring community
9. Commitment to technology
use to enhance education
10. Good stewardship of
resources
St.
John School offers
Accelerated Math and Star
Math along with Accelerated
Reader and Star Reader!
This
is what our 7th grade
students have to say about
Accelerated Math.
"I
learn more with AM than
I did with just the math
book". Audree W.
"I like AM. It is really
helping me a lot! It's
also helping me prepare for
high school. I am glad
we have Accelerated Math!"
Lilli B.
"I love AM math! It brings a
tiered system to math so
that everyone is on the
right level. I am
excited to excel in AM."
Hannah B.
to
learn more about this
outstanding program
click on the links below.
School
Theme for the 2009-2010
Love is...
Journey in Joy and
Holiness
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March Theme:
Love does not
brood over
injury....lend a
hand
Virtue:
Solidarity
Action Focus:
Work on behalf
of your
companions,
helping them by
your good
example.
Salesian Model:
Sean Devereux
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Please
keep in your prayers the
sick of our parish and
school, for those who are in
need,
and
for all the faithful
departed.
Pray
for peace in our families,
in the world,
and
for all our service men and
women.
serving
in our Military.
Mary,
Help of Christians, Pray for
us.
St. John the Evangelist,
Pray for us.
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Child Abuse Reporting Requirements
In accordance with state law and school policy, school staff are obligated under
penalty of fine and jail term to report the reasonable suspicion of physical
abuse, sexual abuse, or child neglect to the proper authorities. In this very
serious and legally narrow area, the school will not contact parents in advance
of making a report to authorities, which would be the procedure followed in most
other legal matters. The clear intent of the law, based on the seriousness of
the crimes listed above, is to mandate that a report of reasonable suspicion of
abuse be made. School staff will make such reports in the best interest of the
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