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Upcoming Events
- March 7 & 8: Spring Pictures
- March 13:
8th Grade Confirmation
- March 16: End of 3rd Quarter
- March 19-23: 6th Grade at Camp Michindoh
- 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,
Just over two weeks ago we were once again forced to acknowledge the evil and violence that exist in our society as another school, Stoneman Douglas in Florida, was the scene of a school shooting. Our prayers go out to all of the victims and families affected by this senseless tragedy.
The safety of our students in our number one concern at Saint Rose Catholic School. The security of our campus has been an ongoing discussion. Over the past few months the school and parish administration began to look at what we can do to provide greater security on our campus. At this time we are researching and planning for a new visitor entrance to our school. The entrance will force all visitors to enter through the school's office during the school day. This will help to screen all visitors and prevent anyone from openly accessing the school. The expense for this project will be covered with this year's Moonlight and Roses event in April. I ask you to please consider attending this event and supporting these improvements.
We are also studying our current electronic lock system for our doors to determine if any upgrades can be made. We are doing the same with our security camera system.
There are several improvements that can me be made right away. All parents, grandparents, and visitors will be required to sign in to the office and wear a visitor guest badge. This has always been our policy, but I am asking teachers and students to stop anyone in the halls without a pass and contact the office. No visitors are to be in the school at any point without first signing in and getting a pass from the office. Parents wishing to pick up their children at the end of the day need to please wait outside the school in the bus/car line area.
I also reminded students to not open the door for anyone. I will ask the same of our parents and other visitors. Please do not hold the door for anyone. They need to please call into the office where the will be buzzed in and viewed on our monitor.
We will continue to look for the best ways to improve our security. We have an additional lock down/evacuation planned with Perrysburg Police. It will allow our teachers, students and first responders to practice their ALICE training. I asked our faculty to think of and share their ideas about school safety. I ask the same of you. Please share any concerns or ideas that you have with me at [email protected]
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Spring Pictures
Students will have Spring Pictures taken Wednesday, March 7 and Thursday, March 8. Below is the schedule. Students may wear alternate dress the day of their pictures.
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Wednesday, March 7
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Thursday, March 8
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Mrs. Schoen - P3-3AM
Mrs. Taylor - P4-3AM
Mrs. Dulaney P4-3ALL
Mrs. Hoertz - P4-5AM
Mrs. French - KR
Mrs. Ferguson - 1st Grade
Mrs. Ham - 1st Grade
Ms. Layman - 2nd Grade
Mrs. Dansack - 2nd Grade
Mrs. Brahier - 8th Grade
Mrs. Areddy - 4th Grade
Mrs. Sarra - 4th Grade
Mr. Kruse - 7th Grade
Mrs. Hoertz - P4-5PM
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Mrs. Schoen - P3-2Am
Mrs. Shavulsky - P3-2AM
Ms. Munger - Kdg
Mrs. Kang - Kdg
Mrs. Henry - 5th Grade
Mrs. Dubois - 5th Grade
Ms. Germann - 3rd Grade
Ms. Lewandowski - 3rd Grade
Mr. Nudd - 7th Grade
Mrs. Sankowski - 6th Grade
Ms. Beverick - 6th Grade
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Congratulations to the
February LifeSkill Students of the Month
for demonstrating the LifeSkill of Organization
Front Row: Samantha Shroyer, Eliza Rindler, Addison Fullenkamp, Beckham Zibbel, Kopelyn Kessler, Elise Dunbar, Ellie Fister
Middle Row: Ryan Scully, Matthew Colon, Olivia Croci, Elisabeth Burrow, Kate Franchetti, Anna Kang, Caitlin Shroyer, Samuel Gaynor
Back Row: Colleen Nudd, Stephanie Sosko, Jen Pryer, Andrew Hunt
Not pictured: Leeah Myer Schwab, Sophia Welch
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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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Baby Bottle Collection Volunteers Needed
Students and families are invited to assist with the collection of baby bottles at weekend Masses as a fundraiser for Heartbeat, an agency that assists mothers and fathers in continuing pregnancies.
Collection will be before Masses on
March 3-4
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Please click
here
to sign up.
This is a wonderful way to serve as a family and to help promote a greater respect for Life.
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Junior Achievement Day
Saint Rose would like to thank all the Junior Achievement volunteers who came in to spend the morning teaching the students about money, businesses, entrepreneurship, and more. Below are some pictures from our 5th grade classrooms.
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Counselor's Corner
Feb. 2018
This month's lesson will focus on the Lifeskill of Organization and important this skill in being successful in school. We discussed how organization could help us in many aspects of our life, such as finding homework assignments and supplies. We also gave students time to clean and organize their supplies so they are ready to start fresh during the new quarter.
Guidance Lesson Recap:
Grades K/1: We read the book
Pigsty by Mark Teague. The story was about a boy who had a hard time cleaning his room. After some procrastination, he finally learned the value of staying on top of his organization and how it was easier if he would clean periodically. After brainstorming some ways to stay organized at school, the students were given time to clean and organize their desks to get ready for the new quarter.
Grades 2/3-We read the book
The Schmutzy Family by Madelyn Rosenberg. The story was about a family who liked to have fun and get messy at times. At the end, the family also showed that they know when it is important to get neat and tidy as well. Students brainstormed positive ways to get organized at school. The students were then given time to organize their desks.
Grades 5: We read the book
Sloppy Joe by Dave Keane. The story focused on a boy who had a hard time getting organized. We reviewed some strategies on getting organized here at school, such as using color coding systems, putting homework in the correct area, and using the assignment notebook. Students then were given time to organize their lockers.
Grades 6-8: We reviewed strategies on getting organized, such as writing down assignments in the I-Pad, packing their book bag the night before, and scheduling periodic clean-outs of the locker so students can find supplies when needed. Students were given time to organize their I-Pads, folders, and clear out their lockers.
Resources for Parents
Study skill websites:
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Run for the (Saint) Roses Update
Sister Fidelis Rubbo (Sylvania Franciscan) spoke with students in grade K-8
on Tuesday about the Saint Rose School in Haiti where she ministered for 15 years.
Sister shared Haitian music and slides that enlightened the students about the life and culture in Haiti.
Thank you for the generous donations so far! The school goal is $1700, and so far we have collected $1012.77, approximately 60% of the goal! We will continue to collect on the next three Wednesdays in Lent on Mass days.
Each homeroom will be allowed to designate how its donations are spent. The four options include:
Goat $70 USD (Will be used to breed and sell)
Seeds $7 USD for black beans and $2 USD for peanuts
Tuition to continue in the fourth grade at a Catholic school in a larger town $64 USD
New/Repaired Roof on a House $600 USD
Mesi davans
(Thank you in advance in Haitian Creole)
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CYO Corner...
Registration for CYO Spring Soccer continues! Please visit the
Saint Rose CYO page for online registration. DEADLINE to register is Monday, March 9th.
A paper copy of the CYO Athletic Contract will be provided during online registration and is required (with a doctors signature) before participating. If you already turned one in for another CYO sport during this school year you do not need a new one.
TRACK: 
Interested in participating in Track? Please contact the St. Rose Athletic Director,
[email protected]
so you can be placed on a team.
Congratulations to the 5
th grade boys for their CYO Tournament Championship win and to the 6
thgrade boys for achieving runner up in the CYO
Tournament!!
Although basketball season is coming to a close for many teams, we have a few exciting tournament games happening this weekend!
7th grade boys - Szymanski vs Findlay St. Michael @ St. Joe Sylvania 11:30am
8th grade boys - DeFoe vs Carey OLC
@ St. Rose 11:45am
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8th grade girls vs New Washington St. Bernard @ St. Rose 1:30pm
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Come and Celebrate the Basketball Season and lets PRAY together!!
Basketball athletes and their families are invited to attend
5pm mass on Saturday, March 10.
**There will be limited reserved seating at the front of church
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BASKETBALL AND UNIFORM TURN IN DATE:
WHEN: March 13 4-5:30pm
WHERE: Preschool Hallway outside of the gym
Please help us preserve the basketball uniforms and turn them in CLEAN!
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A BIG THANK YOU goes out to all of our basketball volunteer coaches, assistant coaches for their hard work and dedication this season. A special thank you to our former basketball commission Kristy Spackey and current basketball commissioner Mathew Beredo for their hard work, organization and great leadership in helping to run a great parish basketball program.
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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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Moonlight & Roses 2018
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
Moonlight & Roses 2018 co-chairs:
Jim & Elizabeth Ravas
Jen & Mark Becker
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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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Alumni News
Congratulations to our Saint Rose Alumni for their outstanding accomplishments!
St. John's Jesuit honored their newest National Honors Society inductees (Saint Rose Alum): Anthony Slaske, Alex Kang, Carter Higgins (not pictured: Jacob O'Brien).
Saint John's Senior and Saint Rose alum Derian Homer (with little sister Martina) received his NHS honors cord last night. Joey Veltri also received his cords.
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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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