With the return of students in grades 3-5 next week, Catherine Dahlgren, Our Lady of Perpetual Asphalt, is looking for additional volunteers to help with the expanded length of recess. If you are able to commit to a daily shift from 11:55am to 12:30pm, please contact Mrs. Dahlgren at floribunda51@yahoo.com. Due to COVID-19 restrictions, young … Continue Reading »
Health Screening QR: To expedite health screening for entry into school buildings for in-person learners, please answer the screening questions on a mobile device by either scanning the QR code or using the website. After submission, please follow the directions on the confirmation page. Please also remember to review the Welcome Back Traffic Map. … Continue Reading »
This week we listened to an extract of one of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr’s sermons. He quoted from the Gospel of Mark, Chapter 10: “…Whosoever shall be great among you shall be your servant.” In what is now known as the Drum Major sermon, delivered just two months before he died, the Reverend Dr. … Continue Reading »
Thursday, January 14 Virtual Preschool / Kindergarten Information Night, 7pm Friday, January 15 Student Picture Retake Monday, January 18 – Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day School and XDC not in Session School and Parish Offices Closed Thursday, January 21 Virtual Q & A with Principal O’Leary, 9am Tuesday, January 26 Virtual State of the … Continue Reading »
Calling all families of students in grades K-7! “Adopt an 8th grader” and help make their final year at St. John special, especially during these trying times. Families of students in grades K-7 are invited to be paired up with an 8th grader and celebrate them once a month as they head into graduation. Each … Continue Reading »
As we get ready to welcome students in grades 3-5 back to campus, this is a reminder to parents and guardians who drive children to and from school: please practice traffic safety and driver etiquette. It is important to note that 1st Ave. NW is one of the most popular Stay Healthy Streets in Seattle, … Continue Reading »
For such a short month, February has a slew of celebrations: Catholic Schools Week, Spirit Day, Lunar New Year, Valentine’s Day, Presidents’ Day, and Mid-Winter Holiday – whew! If you are too busy to cook because of all the festivities, don’t worry. Chef Michael and the Kitchen Crew have your back. February hot lunches include … Continue Reading »
KIDS Photography will be on campus, Friday, January 15, from 10:30am-12:00pm, for picture retakes. If your student missed being photographed in November and you would like to order pictures, link to order KIDS Photography school photos. For families that already purchased photos but didn’t come for picture day in November, you do not need to order again. … Continue Reading »
CYO Athletics is sports done a different way – as one community. Individuals and teams strive for greatness in accordance with Gospel values. This year calls on us to have the courage to act for the common good in the classroom and on the field. As such, we will need to be adaptable, patient, and … Continue Reading »
Thank you to everyone who has participated in auction procurement already. We have so many exciting items rolling in! Let’s keep those items coming. Every family who has procured items or made a cash donation totaling $250 or more by Friday, January 15 will be entered for a chance to win an appetizer basket for the night of … Continue Reading »
The original post of the CYO Rocket League Season 1 Results did not include all the players from the Grade 4 Champion Team. Congratulations to all of our Rocket League Season 1 Champions: St. Al/John, grade 4: Kieran D., Xavier P., and August S. – 1st Place St. Al/John, grade 7/8: William P. – 2nd … Continue Reading »
