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Upcoming Events
- March 23: Miming the Stations of the Cross 1:45 & 2:30pm
- March 26 - April 2:
NO SCHOOL Spring/Easter Break
- April 11: Muffins for Moms (A-L) 8:15-8:45am
- April 17: Muffins for Moms (M-Z) 8:15-8:45am
- April 20: NO PRESCHOOL/KR
- April 20-22: Spring Musical
- April 23: P4-5AM Spring Program 10:30am - Church
- April 23: P4-5PM Spring Program 2:00pm - Church
- April 24: P3-2AM Spring Program 10:30am - Church
- April 25: P4-3AM Spring Program 10:30am - Church
- April 25: P4-3ALL Spring Program 2:00pm - Church
- April 26: P3-2AM (Schoen) Spring Program 10:30am - Church
- April 27: P3-3AM (Schoen) Spring Program 10:30am - Church
- April 28: Moonlight & Roses
- April 30: THOL Week Begins
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Contact Us!
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Saint Rose School
217 E. Front
Perrysburg, OH 43551
419-874-5631
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Dear Saint Rose Families,
Today I had the opportunity to visit our 6th graders at Camp Michindoh. The students were in great spirits as they recounted their ability to build fires, tie dye t shirts, act out skits and more. A group was working on solving a low ropes challenge of getting members from one platform to the other without touching the ground. It was challenging and tested their social and critical thinking skills. While they were frustrated with the challenge they were never frustrated with each other. It was a great experience. Tonight they have a square dance and tomorrow they will come home.
Our 7th graders were on retreat at the 577 today. The retreat is hosted by the Culture Project and focused on theology of the body. Tomorrow our 8th graders will visit the Toledo Museum of Art. Each grade visits the museum each year. They will also mime the Stations of the Cross for our school community during the day and then for our parish community in the evening. It is a great way for our students to enter into Holy Week. Last week 3rd grade celebrated culture day by sharing their research and food from the country they researched.
Our students spend a lot of time in a traditional school setting. They sit at desks, complete worksheets, labs, take tests, learn to write papers, work with others and more. They also do a lot of learning outside of the classroom. Often the skills learned in the classroom are practiced in these real world settings. The two areas compliment each other. It makes for a wonderful formation experience as our students participate in their education at Saint Rose.
Please remember that Mass times are different this week as we celebrate Palm Sunday. I hope that you have a fulfilling Holy Week and wonderful Easter.
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Congratulations to the
March LifeSkill Students of the Month
for demonstrating the LifeSkill of Caring
Front Row: Adly Hayes, Sophia Carter, Levi Moore, Grace Warren, Claire Bucher
Back Row: Zach Sexton, Lilli Areddy, Florentine Boutrand, Jacy Foos, Belle Eldred, Hannah Jeffrey, Stephen Taylor, Grace Rawlins, Cameron Merritt, Sam Lydey
Not Pictured: Emersyn Rindler, Miranda Lydey, Brinn Hunt
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All Moms are invited to join their children for a donut or muffin, juice/water and coffee before school.
When: April 11 (A-L) or April 17 (M-Z)
Time: 8:15-8:45am
Place: School Cafeteria
Please respond by April 6 so we can get an accurate count for donuts!
We can't put this event on without great volunteers! Please consider volunteering an hour of your time!
Dads, we'd love to have you!
Thank you!
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Saint Rose School Presents
Mary Poppins, Jr!
 Students in grades 4-8 will stage the popular musical,
Mary Poppins, Jr.
April 20-22
Show times:
Friday and
Saturday at
7:00 pm
&
Sunday at
2:00 pm
Saint Rose School gymnasium.
Ticket sales are online only, beginning
April 2.
Link to be posted on the school website soon!
Join the cast for a show that promises to be: Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious !
Eighth graders Andrew Turner and Sarah Mickens play the lead roles in this year's musical. Andrew will portray Bert, the light-hearted chimney sweep who loves children. Sarah portrays Mary Poppins, the extraordinary nanny.
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AS A REMINDER: ALL MUSICAL PATRON ADS ARE DUE TOMORROW, MARCH 23, 2018.
Thanks for your support!
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School Advisory Council
The Saint Rose School Advisory Council is looking for new members. If interested, please complete the attached application and return to the SAC via email at
[email protected] or to the school office.
Thank you!
Saint Rose School Advisory Council (SAC) serves in a consultative and advisory capacity to both the pastor and principal. SAC is a working committee, and outside of its regularly scheduled meetings, lay members serve as liaisons with other parish committees, as well as assume responsibility and direction over many aspects of the parent component of the Saint Rose School's strategic plan. Its members serve as Advocates for Saint Rose School, as
well as proponents of Catholic education.
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Please Join Us! 
MIMED STATIONS OF THE CROSS
On
Friday, March 23 the eighth graders will present the Mimed Stations of the Cross in church at
1:45 pm,
2:30 pm, and
7:00 pm. All presentations are open to the public.
Friday's Mimed
Stations of the
Cross is a reverent experience of the Passion. Come pray with the children as they experience the Paschal Mystery.
HOLY THURSDAY PILGRIMAGE TO SEVEN CHURCHES
At the end of the
Holy
Thursday liturgy, the Blessed Sacrament is removed from the main tabernacle and "reposed" in a side tabernacle in remembrance of Jesus' arrest. The Roman Missal states, "The faithful are invited to continue adoration before the Blessed Sacrament for a suitable length of time during the night, according to circumstance."
 A Catholic custom in many parts of the world is to visit the altars of repose at Seven Churches. In Rome, this is somewhat easy as there are over 300 churches in the city!
Last year, Saint Rose Parishioners gathered after our
Holy
Thursday parish liturgy for a prayerful
pilgrimage to six other churches to pray at the altars of repose. We are once again offering this opportunity. We will pray at the Saint Rose altar of repose and then proceed on a planned route to the other churches.
What a wonderful opportunity for families to pray together and explore the Church in NW Ohio. Please contact Anne Brahier at <
[email protected]> if you are interested in participating. You may drive yourself in your own vehicle or carpooling will be available. If there is sufficient interest, we can investigate a bus or large van. Thank you.
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Run for the (Saint) Roses Update
Thank you for the generous response to the Lenten mission collection for our Saint Rose School in Haiti!
As of March 21, our total was $3216.07. We collected 189% of our goal of $1700!! This includes over $300 profit from the hot chocolate sale that Student Council sponsored as well as $561 from Juanita Londono, who created and sold flowers made from recycled material! What generous hearts!
After Easter we will report how the homerooms decided to use their money -- on seeds, roof repair, tuition, or a goat.
If your child forgot to bring in their money, please send it to the office in an envelope marked with "Haiti" and the child's grade and homeroom.
May God bless you for your generosity!
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After school tutoring and individualize homework help:
 Does your student have challenges in specific subjects or could just use some one-on-one assistance completing their homework? St. Rose is looking into putting a tutoring and homework help program in which we'd pair 7
th & 8
th grade students with K-5
th grade students who need assistance after school. Supervised under the Extended Day program, students would stay after school and be paired with an older student who would give them individualized academic help.
*Please note this program will be subject to registration and availability of tutors.
Service Hours for After School Tutors:
Our new tutoring program is looking 7
th & 8
th grade students interested in earning service hours through providing individualized homework help & tutoring to our younger students. Supervised under the Extended Day program, students would stay after school and be paired with a student who needs assistance.
*Please note this program will be subject to need of volunteers and registration of families for tutoring.
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Alumni News
This group of St. Francis juniors and Saint Rose graduates and were honored last evening for the third year in a row by being inducted into the Collegium Honorum. Congratulations Gentlemen!
Pictured from left to right: Grant Gmitter, Camden Skinner, Sid Fernandes, Jaicob Parks, Jacob Syzmanski and Matt Basista
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Gift Card Drive!
School families are invited to donate to the annual
Moonlight & Roses Auction.
Just donate a gift card, from any store in any denomination.
Gift cards will be used as prizes at the event.
It is an easy way to raise funds for our school!
Please send gift cards to the school office by April 14
No time to pick-up a gift card? We'll do it for you!
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Spring Enrichment 
It's time for After School Spring Enrichment at Saint Rose! A variety of opportunities will be offered this spring for grades PreK - 4.
Participate in Soccer Shots, Pottery, Junior Detectives and more.
REGISTER TODAY! Deadline to register is April 4
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Saint Rose Summer Camp 2018
Interested in the upcoming Summer Camp season?
St. Rose's Summer Camps are opportunities for students to participate in programming which further enhance their fun and education during the summer. There are 3 weeks of summer camps available. Each camp runs Monday-Friday, 9 am- 12 pm.
Registration Fee: Preschool: $150 Kindergarten- Grade 8: $100
Please contact Summer Camp Director, Annie Arthur, at
[email protected] with any questions or concerns. Thank you!
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A benefit for Saint Rose Parish and School
Please join us!
April 28th, 2018
The Pinnacle
1772 Indian Wood Circle
Maumee, Ohio 43537
Doors Open at 6:00 p.m.
Early Bird Drawing: Win a Pew at Easter Mass
registrations received by March 21 will be entered
Dinner, Reverse Raffle, Silent and Live Auction
Cash Bar available
Thank you!
Jim and Elizabeth Ravas & Jen and Mark Becker
Moonlight & Roses 2018 co-chairs
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Saint Rose School Mission Statement
As a Catholic, faith-based community, Saint Rose School provides challenging academics in a safe and supportive environment. Students are nurtured to be confident life-long learners prepared for future academic endeavors and service to society.
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