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April 21, 2023 – Elementary Newsletter

Principal’s Corner

Dear ASCE Families,

We had a wonderful Fun Fair last Friday. Thank you to our Home and School for putting together this amazing event! We also appreciate all the families who help to work the door/games/prize table as well as donated items for both prizes and cake walk.

Thank you to Ms. Chris for popping the popcorn. We truly appreciate all the help!

We are very happy to have received the t-shirts from Home and School and love the design that Nellie Cathcart, Peyton Douglas, Haley Neeb, and Grace Wetters created!

Our volleyball teams wrapped up their season last Tuesday, a very big thank you Ms. Taylor, Lili Costilla, Frances Courtmanche, Priscilla Cruz, and Eleanor Warren.

We started NWEA testing this week and are looking forward to seeing the great growth our students have made this school year.
Please make sure your child(ren) get a great night’s sleep and a good breakfast so they are prepared for the day! Thank you!

Many Blessings,
Mrs. Rhodus

Prayer

We remember Lord Jesus, that when we welcome others in Your name, we welcome You. Help us to open our hearts, minds, and homes to the needs of others, so your community of believers may grow here on earth. Who live and reign with God the Father, in the unity of the Holy Spirit, God, for ever and ever. Amen.

Hardensen, Karla. (1991). Children’s Daily Prayer. Liturgy Training Publications.

Virtue of the Week

On Monday, April 24, we will introduce Responsibility.
Fulfilling our duties; accepting the consequences of one’s words and actions, intentional and unintentional. Responsibilities look like keeping your room clean, helping to take care of your pets, taking homework home and completing your homework.

Dear Jesus, Please help me to be faithful in all the duties You have entrusted to me this day, fulfilling each with great care and love!

Book Fair

The last book fair of the school year begins Monday, April 24 and ends Friday, April 28. The book fair will be open for families to browse after school on Wednesday and Thursday until 3:30pm. Students will browse the book fair with their class and will then bring home a book fair “wish list”. There is no obligation to purchase anything. This is simply a list of their favorite items. If you wish to purchase any items, be sure it is clear on the form, the total is added (including tax), and the correct payment is sent in. The orders will be filled, then given to the students. If you have any questions please contact the office.

Upcoming Virtus Training

Thursday, May 4, 6:00pm @ St. Michael’s gymnasium– 225 S. Jennings St. Pinconning, MI 48650
Thursday, May 11, 6:00pm @ St. Agnes Parish– 300 Johnson St. Freeland, MI 48623
Monday, August 14, 6:00pm @ St. Brigid– 207 Ashman St. Midland, MI 48640

To register, visit www.saginaw.org, Protecting Children, Safe Environment Training. You can then register for the available upcoming sessions.

Loons Fundraiser

Join us for our first annual All Saints Catholic End of the Year Loons Game on May 7th!! This fundraiser is being put on by our Home and School committee, and we are planning on this being our “end of year celebration”. The Home and School committee will earn $3.00 for each ticket sold towards the fundraiser. Tickets will be sent to your email or you can present the receipt upon entrance. These funds will be used towards activities next year such as the STEM bus, Science Day with the Ann Arbor Hands on Museum, Fun Fair, Teacher Appreciation Week, Field Day, various field trips and classroom activities, etc. Seating will be located in the lawn section. Bring your chairs/blankets, and plan on having a great time while spending time together as the All Saints Family. Wear All Saints spirit if you wish! Kids eat free at the games on Sundays. There is a softball/baseball clinic before the game from 10:00am– 12:00pm. Which is free with the purchase of a ticket. (Ages 5-12). We look forward to seeing you there! See attached flyer.

NWEA Testing

NWEA Testing begins Monday, April 17. Please make sure your child(ren) are to school on time and have breakfast before school. Testing is hard if a child is focusing on their hunger. NWEA testing goes until Friday, May 19, 2023.

Coupon Book Fundraiser

Gratitiown Coupon books are back! They are only $30.00 each and have over $3,500.00 in savings! Order forms went home this week. See all of the merchants listed on the back of the order form. Please include the completed order form with payment, and send to the school office.

Student of the Week: Congratulations to our Students of the Week for the week of 4/24/2023– 4/28/2023…

Mrs. Heintskill– Lucas Richert
Mrs. Neetz– Peyton Ehrhart

Student Prayer Requests… I Pray…

Mrs. Alles– For Mom and Dad.
Mrs. Cook– For my family.
Mrs. Germain– For Bowie.
Mrs. Heintskill– For Papa Pete.
Mrs. Nixon– A good field trip to the state capitol.
Mrs. Neetz– For Emmaline’s Dad.
Mrs. Little– For world peace.

Upcoming News

NWEA Testing continues through 5/19
5/1/23– 5/5/23 Teacher Appreciation Week
5/3/23– Field Trip: 3rd grade to the Capitol
5/4/23– May Crowning
5/7 – Loons Fundraiser

Upcoming School Events

5/15-5/17 – Camp Timbers
5/18– Special Person’s Day
5/24- All Schools Mass
6/2 – Field Day
6/10– Blessing of the Wheels Car Show

All Saints Catholic Elementary School Mission Statement

All Saints Catholic nurtures academic and personal excellence in all students while emphasizing Catholic values and service to others in Christ’s name.

Parish Info and Mass Opportunities

With the decline of young families attending church and with so much evil and hate in this world today, we need God now more than ever. It is our responsibility as Catholics to go to church weekly. By doing so, we set good examples for our children and do our part to lead them in the direction of Christ our Savior. Attending church as a family is so important and rewarding. It helps to create a special bond between you and God and between your family members. Children need to know and understand the importance of going to church consistently and having a relationship with God. There are many Mass options to accommodate busy lifestyles. So please take a little time out of your busy lives each week to grow closer to God and to enjoy Mass as a family. 

Corpus Christi Parish

1000 S. Wenona St. Bay City, MI 48706 

Mass Times: Saturday: 4:30pm 

Sunday: 8:00am & 10:30am 

(989) 893-4073 

Our Lady of Peace

607 E. South Union

Mass Times: Saturday: 4:00pm

Sunday: 8:30am & 10:30am

(989) 892-6031

Our Lady of Czestochowa– St. Stan’s Site 

1503 Kosciuszko Ave, Bay City, MI 48708 

Mass Times: Sunday: 9:00am & 11:30am 

(989) 893-6421 

Our Lady of Czestochowa– St. Hyacinth Site

1515 Cass Avenue Bay City, MI 48708

Mass Times: Saturday: 4:30pm, Sunday: 6:00pm

(989) 893-6421

St. Catherine of Sienna 

2956 E. North Union Bay City, MI 48706 

Mass Times: Saturday: 5:00pm 

Sunday: 8:30am & 11:00am 

(989) 684-1203 

St. Jude Thaddeus

614 Pine St. Essexville, MI 48732

Mass Times: Saturday: 4:00pm

Sunday 8:30am & 10:30am

(989) 894-2701

All Saints Parish– St. Boniface Site 

510 N. Lincoln Bay City, MI 48708 

Mass Times: Sunday: 10:30am 

12:30pm (Bilingual Mass) 

(989) 893-4693 

All Saints Parish– St. James Site

710 Columbus Ave. Bay City, MI 48708

Mass Times: Saturday: 5:00pm

Sunday: 8:30am

(989) 893-4693