BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

Please remember to keep children home for 48 hours after a fever ends and without the need for any fever-reducing medication. Help us stop the spread of these viruses! When in doubt, keep your child home. Thank you for your help in keeping our students healthy!

Please send a filled water bottle (marked with your child's name) everyday.

There are 20 children in the class. You are only responsible for 1 afternoon snack, for 5 days, unless it is noted differently. You do not need to send juice or drinks. We use water bottles. We have a tree nut and peanut allergy, so please be mindful. All snacks must be pre-packaged (no homemade) and individually wrapped, per Covid 19 guidance. If this is a financial hardship please let me know. 1/10 - 1/14 -- Maggie

Please send clean bedding, marked with your child's name on Mondays.

Please make sure ALL outerwear is labeled with your child's name. Many times coats will go unclaimed, because the kids do not recgonize them. I also want to reiterate that we have 20 kiddos, and need every child to be able to get their shoes and jackets on as independently as possible. I understand they are learning, but please work with your child to make sure they are self-sufficient with their outerwear and shoes. Our sand filled playground makes shoes or boots with zippers especially tricky. I encourage parents to keep footwear and outerwear as simple as possible.There is so much value and empowerment for Pre-K in being independant. I'm including a link to an article with fantastic tips for these skills. https://preschoolinspirations.com/3-simple-ways-children-put-coats/

A week of so much FUN! kiddos explore our Catholic Identity and serve one another and our community! Stay Tuned!

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

Please remember to keep children home for 48 hours after a fever ends and without the need for any fever-reducing medication. Help us stop the spread of these viruses! When in doubt, keep your child home. Thank you for your help in keeping our students healthy!

Please send a filled water bottle (marked with your child's name) everyday.

There are 20 children in the class. You are only responsible for 1 afternoon snack, for 5 days, unless it is noted differently. You do not need to send juice or drinks. We use water bottles. We have a tree nut and peanut allergy, so please be mindful. All snacks must be pre-packaged (no homemade) and individually wrapped, per Covid 19 guidance. If this is a financial hardship please let me know. 1/10 - 1/14 -- Maggie

Please send clean bedding, marked with your child's name on Mondays.

Please make sure ALL outerwear is labeled with your child's name. Many times coats will go unclaimed, because the kids do not recgonize them. I also want to reiterate that we have 20 kiddos, and need every child to be able to get their shoes and jackets on as independently as possible. I understand they are learning, but please work with your child to make sure they are self-sufficient with their outerwear and shoes. Our sand filled playground makes shoes or boots with zippers especially tricky. I encourage parents to keep footwear and outerwear as simple as possible.There is so much value and empowerment for Pre-K in being independant. I'm including a link to an article with fantastic tips for these skills. https://preschoolinspirations.com/3-simple-ways-children-put-coats/

A week of so much FUN! kiddos explore our Catholic Identity and serve one another and our community! Stay Tuned!

Wear your Life Runners T shirt and Pray for Life!

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

Please remember to keep children home for 48 hours after a fever ends and without the need for any fever-reducing medication. Help us stop the spread of these viruses! When in doubt, keep your child home. Thank you for your help in keeping our students healthy!

Please send a filled water bottle (marked with your child's name) everyday.

There are 20 children in the class. You are only responsible for 1 afternoon snack, for 5 days, unless it is noted differently. You do not need to send juice or drinks. We use water bottles. We have a tree nut and peanut allergy, so please be mindful. All snacks must be pre-packaged (no homemade) and individually wrapped, per Covid 19 guidance. If this is a financial hardship please let me know. 1/10 - 1/14 -- Maggie

Please send clean bedding, marked with your child's name on Mondays.

Please make sure ALL outerwear is labeled with your child's name. Many times coats will go unclaimed, because the kids do not recgonize them. I also want to reiterate that we have 20 kiddos, and need every child to be able to get their shoes and jackets on as independently as possible. I understand they are learning, but please work with your child to make sure they are self-sufficient with their outerwear and shoes. Our sand filled playground makes shoes or boots with zippers especially tricky. I encourage parents to keep footwear and outerwear as simple as possible.There is so much value and empowerment for Pre-K in being independant. I'm including a link to an article with fantastic tips for these skills. https://preschoolinspirations.com/3-simple-ways-children-put-coats/

A week of so much FUN! kiddos explore our Catholic Identity and serve one another and our community! Stay Tuned!

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

Please remember to keep children home for 48 hours after a fever ends and without the need for any fever-reducing medication. Help us stop the spread of these viruses! When in doubt, keep your child home. Thank you for your help in keeping our students healthy!

Please send a filled water bottle (marked with your child's name) everyday.

There are 20 children in the class. You are only responsible for 1 afternoon snack, for 5 days, unless it is noted differently. You do not need to send juice or drinks. We use water bottles. We have a tree nut and peanut allergy, so please be mindful. All snacks must be pre-packaged (no homemade) and individually wrapped, per Covid 19 guidance. If this is a financial hardship please let me know. 1/10 - 1/14 -- Maggie

Please send clean bedding, marked with your child's name on Mondays.

Please make sure ALL outerwear is labeled with your child's name. Many times coats will go unclaimed, because the kids do not recgonize them. I also want to reiterate that we have 20 kiddos, and need every child to be able to get their shoes and jackets on as independently as possible. I understand they are learning, but please work with your child to make sure they are self-sufficient with their outerwear and shoes. Our sand filled playground makes shoes or boots with zippers especially tricky. I encourage parents to keep footwear and outerwear as simple as possible.There is so much value and empowerment for Pre-K in being independant. I'm including a link to an article with fantastic tips for these skills. https://preschoolinspirations.com/3-simple-ways-children-put-coats/

A week of so much FUN! kiddos explore our Catholic Identity and serve one another and our community! Stay Tuned!

Raise donations on line link will be sent to email and flock note. Color Run Chalk Run with shirt for FUN at 2pm So Much FUN!

BRING IN CANNED FOODS FOR YOUR CHILD TO EARN AN ACT OF SERVICE STAR! THANK YOU Dear K3 Parents, This year Saint Mary School is celebrating 75 years of Catholic Education. Each class has been challenged to do 75 acts of service for the year. There are 6 stars attached. If your child does an act of service, please write it down on the star with your child’s name on it and send it back to school. We have a chart in class that will track our STARS ALL YEAR LONG! Some ideas of service that children can do are: Shop and fill a Box of Joy as a family (October school project) Collect canned goods for the food bank. (November School project) Pick up trash in the neighborhood/park/beach Help parents with yard work Send thank you notes to the fire department and police station. Help Bake and Deliver Cookies for a neighbor Have a cookie/lemonade stand and donate to a charity Assemble a bag of toys your kids have grown out or don’t play with as much and donate them to local kids shelters. Help deliver/make a meal for a struggling family or family with a new baby ect.. Bring in a neighbor's trash cans. Write/Draw kind notes for siblings. With Jesus and Mary, Mrs. Rice and Ms. Sharon

Please remember to keep children home for 48 hours after a fever ends and without the need for any fever-reducing medication. Help us stop the spread of these viruses! When in doubt, keep your child home. Thank you for your help in keeping our students healthy!

Please send a filled water bottle (marked with your child's name) everyday.

There are 20 children in the class. You are only responsible for 1 afternoon snack, for 5 days, unless it is noted differently. You do not need to send juice or drinks. We use water bottles. We have a tree nut and peanut allergy, so please be mindful. All snacks must be pre-packaged (no homemade) and individually wrapped, per Covid 19 guidance. If this is a financial hardship please let me know. 1/10 - 1/14 -- Maggie

Please send clean bedding, marked with your child's name on Mondays.

Please make sure ALL outerwear is labeled with your child's name. Many times coats will go unclaimed, because the kids do not recgonize them. I also want to reiterate that we have 20 kiddos, and need every child to be able to get their shoes and jackets on as independently as possible. I understand they are learning, but please work with your child to make sure they are self-sufficient with their outerwear and shoes. Our sand filled playground makes shoes or boots with zippers especially tricky. I encourage parents to keep footwear and outerwear as simple as possible.There is so much value and empowerment for Pre-K in being independant. I'm including a link to an article with fantastic tips for these skills. https://preschoolinspirations.com/3-simple-ways-children-put-coats/

A week of so much FUN! kiddos explore our Catholic Identity and serve one another and our community! Stay Tuned!