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Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School
"Let Go & Let God"
Educating the Mind, Body, and Soul
Pelican Express
October 26 - November 2, 2017
School Hours: 7:25 am - 2:45 pm with assembly beginning at
7:45 am and carpool ending at 3:10 pm
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When I taught, I loved to sing. I sang everyday, all day. One of the songs I sang before our spring fair went like this:
We’re going to the fair, fair, fair
I’ll see you there, there, there
If you dare, dare, dare
I’ll see you at the fair, fair, fair.
Friday is the day we have all waited for, the opening day of the MBS Parish Fair. The fair is much more than a fun event. It represents a vibrant community of faith committed to the mission of the Catholic Church as we join together to celebrate, and the hard work of many is a tribute to the rich history of MBS parish.
As you enjoy the fair this weekend, take time to give thanks for the wonderful faith community of MBS…and don’t forget to have a little fun too. I know I will! If you dare, dare, dare I’ll see you at the fair, fair, fair!
In Christ,
Cheri Gioe
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Important Dates for October/November
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October 27
- Spirit Shirt or Fair Shirt with Uniform Bottoms / MBS Fair Begins
**No afternoon extended care** / Dismissal from Classrooms
October 27-29
- MBS Fair
October 30
- No School - Fall Break
October 31 - November 6
- Sweet Dreams Collection
October 31
- Family Night / Kindergarten Fall Fest
November 1
-Saints and Souls School Mass 8:10am
November 2
- NO SCHOOL MASS / 6th grade Retreat (Old Jefferson Community Center Visit)
November 3
- Jersey Day
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Saints and Souls Mass - Wednesday, November 1
Reminder to read the flyer sent home regarding information on dressing our students as “Saints” of the Church, as well as, specific guidelines for costuming the children and directions for bringing them to the Church foyer at
7:30am Wednesday morning
to line up for the procession.
Each student MUST have a name tag identifying the name of the saint and the student's homeroom to allow us to locate them on the proper side of the Church for the procession.
After Mass, costumed children must change into their school uniforms and be returned back to school with the help of parents or a designated adult provided by the families.
Also, a reminder that there will not be Mass on Thursday, November 2.
For questions, please call David Planche at 751-5867.
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Sweet Dreams Collection - October 31-November 6
MBS 4th graders are sponsoring their 8th annual Sweet Dreams Collection, to provide for the needs of the homeless at the St. Vincent de Paul Women and Children's Shelter. From October 31-November 6, students may bring items in bags or boxes, for transporting to the shelter.
Items needed are
: baby shampoo and detangling conditioner, baby lotion, baby powder, adult shampoo/conditioner, soap, wet wipes, new children's socks, disposable diapers, disposable juice cups, and instant fruit drink mix.
Thank you in advance for your support!
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Cafeteria Volunteers Needed
If you are interested in volunteering to serve in our cafeteria, please sign up using the link below. This link also includes information and important reminders when volunteering.
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*Please remember that your Child Protection Certification must be completed prior to volunteering.**
For October cafeteria sign up, please click
here.
For November cafeteria sign up, please click
here
.
THANK YOU BUNCHES FOR HELPING WITH THE LUNCHES!!!
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Did you know that our cafeteria serves breakfast?
Breakfast is served until 7:40am and any interested student may participate in the breakfast program.
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Click
here
to pay your fees online.
Click
here
for the October Menu.
Click
here
for the November Menu.
Individual Meal Prices
Breakfast - $1.80
Breakfast Reduced - $0.30
Lunch - $2.95
Lunch Reduced - $0.40
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October Fees (19 days)
Breakfast - $34.20
Breakfast Reduced - $5.70
Lunch - $56.05
Lunch Reduced - $7.60
Adult Lunch - $5.00
Extras - $0.60 - $2.25
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From the Office of Child Protection:
Parents,
I
n order to volunteer at MBS School, the school child protection process must be completed. This includes four parts-a completed volunteer application, certificate of completion of online training, signatory page from the Code of Ethics, and a fingerprint background check.
Please note that if you have been deemed compliant with the Parish for scouts, sports (grades k-4), etc. you are
NOT
compliant with the school child protection process until you have completed the fingerprint background check. The fingerprint background check is an extra step required to volunteer in a school. The paperwork for the fingerprint background check is available through my office.
If you have any questions concerning your compliance, please contact Beverly Peterson at
[email protected]
or at
225-753-5526
. Thank you for your cooperation with this matter.
Parents, please do not go to the state police to be fingerprinted without the necessary paperwork to have the proper background check run.
Beverly Peterson
Child Protection Site Coordinator
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MBS "Back to the Fair" - Ride Bracelets & Ticket Booklets
During Friday's dismissal from the classrooms, students who have purchased a fair bracelet will receive a voucher for their Fair Bracelet. These vouchers must be brought to the Fair Ticket booth, during the fair, to exchange for the actual ride bracelet.
Fair ticket booklets will also be distributed on Friday.
Teachers and Coordinators will oversee the distribution of the vouchers to ensure completion on Friday.
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Middle School 80's Halloween Dance Winners
Congratulations to the following Dance and Costume Contest Winners:
Thriller Dance Contest:
Winner - Megan Gauthier ($50.00 Visa Gift Card)
Runners Up – Lemak Guidry & Rebecca Smarada (each won a $15.00 iTunes Gift Card)
Costume Contest Winners
(each won a $25.00 American Express Gift Card)
Most Original- Grant Fritsche as “Larry the Dr. Pepper” Guy
Best Make-Up – Kendall Gauthier as “The Terminator”
Best 80’s Guy – Carter Mims
Best 80’s Gal – Gracie Thomas
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Youth Legislature
Youth Legislature is a program for students in 8th grade that promotes and encourages youth leadership, participation, cooperation and teamwork among peers, while introducing them to the legislative process. Eighth grade students receive classroom instruction and participate in a two-day mock legislative session at the Old State Capitol.
Congratulations to the following students who will run against seven other schools during the Youth Legislature held in April.
Governor-
Riley-Reed Talley
President of Senate -
Grant Sterken
Speaker of the House -
Caroline Adolph
Press Delegates -
Madeleine Davis and Alexandra Rossi
Photojournalists -
Caroline Wilson and Naomi Ortiz
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Reminder: Shop with Script Due Date - November 3
See
flyer
for more information.
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Advent Reflection - Wednesday, November 15
Join us for an Evening of Reflection for Adults to prepare our hearts for the upcoming season! Please click
here
for more information. RSVP deadline is November 10.
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Grandparent's Day is Friday, November 17.
Grandparent's Day activities are as follows:
9:00-9:45am
- K-4th Grade Classroom Visits/Activities
9:45-10:00am
- Refreshments (Gym)
10:00-10:30am
- 7th Grade Presentation of the Rosary (Gym)
10:45-11:30am
- 5th-8th Grade Classroom Visits
11:30am
- Checkout from Classroom
*Photographs by Barberito* (Gym)
This will be a half day for all students. Hopefully it will allow grandparents more time to visit with their grandchildren and family.
Please note that if you only have grandchildren in K-4th, and you do not want to attend the reception in the gym, you may check out your grandchild after the classroom visit. If you only have grandchildren in 5th-8th, you may come to MBS for 9:45am.
If needed, please click
here
for the Grandparent's Day Invitation Request Form.
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St. Michael High School Cheerleading Camp - Saturday, November 18
Click
here
for a flyer with registration and payment information.
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St. Michael High School Open House - October 26
St. Michael High School will be hosting their Open House on Thursday, October 26, 2017, for 6
th
, 7
th
& 8
th
grade students and parents. We invite students at
Most Blessed Sacrament
to visit at
5:00pm
. If this time is not convenient for your family, feel free to join us anytime between 4:30pm-7:00pm. For additional information, please call
225-753-9782
or visit the school’s website at
www.smhsbr.org
. We hope to see you at St. Michael on October 26
th
!
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Catholic High School Open House - November 9
Young men in grades 6-8 and their parents are invited to the Open House at Catholic High School on November 9. Tours begin at 4:30 p.m.
For additional information, regarding these events or the admissions process, please visit the Catholic High School website at
www.catholichigh.org.
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Immune boosting foods for this Louisiana “Winter”
- Citrus foods- oranges, lemon, lime, tangerines, grapefruit
- Red bell peppers - Ounce for ounce, red bell peppers contain twice as much vitamin C as citrus. Dice them up real good and hide them in tacos for those picky eaters
- Broccoli
- Ginger
- Garlic
- Yogurt- Look for yogurts that have "live and active cultures" printed on the label, like Greek yogurt.
Please review hand washing with your little ones! Hopefully we can keep the spread of these winter time germs down!
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It's Flu Season!
We are currently in the lovely flu season! The high risk groups, as with most illnesses, include the young, the old, and people with certain health conditions. Below are just a couple signs and symptoms to be on the lookout for.
- Fever or feeling feverish/chills -not everyone with flu will have a fever.
- Cough
- Sore throat
- Runny or stuffy nose
- Muscle or body aches
- Headaches
- Fatigue (very tired)
- Some people may have vomiting and diarrhea, though this is more common in young children than in adults.
There are several options for getting the flu shot: PCP or pediatrician’s office, local drug stores, pop-up flu clinics such as the flu clinic at the Baton Rouge Clinic or the Health Center.
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Paving the Future - Brick Campaign
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Click
here
to visit the Home & School Website.
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Most Blessed Sacrament Catholic School * 751-0273
8033 Baringer Rd. Baton Rouge, LA 70817
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