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Our Lady of Guadalupe School fosters Gospel values, inspires academic excellence, and develops service and leadership.
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Congratulations to our Class of 2019! Best of wishes on your high school journey
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The OLG School Chorus sings the National Anthem at the Mariner Game June 3rd
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Dear OLG Families,
We have been
Growing in the Light of Christ all year and this past week has been a celebration of all the different ways we've grown. From last weeks' family group activities at Field Day, to our 8th graders beating the staff at the annual volleyball game (my how they've grown), we've had some fun celebrations!
Our Mariners may be in the middle of growing pains, but our 4th & 5th graders sang with great joy and enthusiasm at the game on Monday night! There are so many students joining Choir these days it seems like half the school is up there in the choir loft! Thanks to Ann and all the parishioners and families who supported this great capstone event this year!
Tuesday and Wednesday we honored our 8th graders with student gifts and memories shared. With the Light of Leadership Mass we passed the torch of leadership on to next year's 8th graders, and yes, Mr. Santos did choke-up a bit! Fr. Jack began our celebration of graduates reminding us that in our genesis, God recognizes us by saying, "You are good... VERY good!" In our graduation our 8th graders told the stories of their time of growth here at OLG, and we capped-off with alumn
Julian Saterno (c/o 2014) giving us a preview of the growth to be expected ahead. Our graduates are heading out to great things at Holy Names, Kennedy, O'Dea, Seattle Prep, and West Seattle High Schools. We are so excited to see where our graduates grow next!
More immediately, we have some amazing events in the last remaining days of school this year. So many of us will be participating in this year's Loopthe'Lupe Saturday morning! It's Mr. Santo's and Fr. Jack's last one, so I hear even if you simply want to cheer them on, coming around the 11:00am start time is a great time to swing by! We also have Student Council Elections, 1st Gr. Salmon Chant, 4th Gr. play (Bee Gov.), and Jump-Up Day to look ahead to!
Finally, please plan on coming to our final school mass of the year, on the last day of school. Friday, June 14th at 9am we'll be specially honoring
Fr. Jack and
Mr. Santos. We say goodbye as a school to both of these dedicated ministers/teachers/leaders/friends of our children, families, and peers. They both have been truly integral to our growth as a community, and have set us all up for success as we move ahead. We look forward to all things new as we continue to
Grow in the Light of Christ.
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Yours in Christ,
Anton Kramer
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June 7th -
OLG Spirit Day
Wear OLG Spirit Gear, anything CYO, or wear your Loop-the-'Lupe shirt from a prior year! Your school uniform is always great as well!
- 1st grade salmon chant 2pm School Hall
June 8th -
Loop the Lupe!
June 13th – Jump Up Day
- Students visit their classroom for next year
June 14th – Last day of school
- All School Mass - Students in full uniform. Please join us 9:00 am for our last mass
- Noon dismissal
- NO afternoon EDC or Pre/Pre-K Aftercare
June 30th – Fr. Jack Farewell BBQ!
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Last chance to pick up Lost and Found
Please stop at the front office to look for missing items...they'll be given to our friends at St. Vincent DePaul after the school year ends.
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Please pick up Medications
If your child has medicine stored in the school office, please make arrangements to pick it up
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Uniform Exchange
The end of the year is upon us. Has your kiddo outgrown their uniform and it’s still in good condition? Well it's time to turn it in for the next kid! I will be
collecting uniforms every day the week of June 10th
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For your convenience there will be empty boxes at both drop off/pick up areas at the north and south parking lots. Please bring in your
gently used
pants, jumpers, skirts, etc.
NO white shirts
unless they are new or barely used. We DO
need sweatshirts
! Or, at any time you can bring them to the office. E-mail
Erin Pedras with any questions. Thank you!
Uniform Exchange Rep
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Thank you
Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory
participants for a scrumdiddlyumptious performance!
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Summer Math and Reading!
Parents: We highly encourage you to keep your student on the suggested schedule so they can maintain the skills they have learned this year. Students in these grades will receive:
- Kindergarten - a summer packet with math and reading review
- 1st grade - a summer packet with math and language arts review. They also will receive individualized book lists at their reading levels and are encouraged read aloud 20 minutes a day
- 2nd-4th grades - a math packet and are encouraged to read 20-30 minutes a day
- Grades K-4 - Math Whizz and XtraMath will be available to your students throughout the summer. We recommend that you continue to use these resources as well! For optimal results, use Math Whizz for 45 minutes a week and XtraMath 3-5 times a week.
- Grades 5-7 -Students will receive a mandatory summer math packet assignment in class. A digital version can also be found on Ms. Savio's website.
Students in K-4 who complete and return their packets to next year’s teacher on the first week of school will be eligible to participate in an
ice cream party
. If you have any questions please contact
Mrs. Lawler.
Have a fun and safe summer!
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The
NPH Fundraiser raised over $300! Thank you for supporting vulnerable boys and girls in Bolivia, Honduras, Mexico, Nicaragua and Peru through the NPH program
Student Council elections for 2019-2020 will be held next week.
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BAND STUDENTS/PARENTS
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July 8-12th/ 12:15 - 2:00 pm
Miss McKamey is looking for YOU!
Make music......learn and have fun! See you there!
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Sunday, June 30th
Let’s celebrate 17 years of ministry together with Fr. Jack
We will gather after Fr. Jack's final Mass at 11:00 am on June 30th, 2019. BBQ celebration to follow for the parish and Fr. Jack’s family! We will bring burgers, hotdogs, utensils, and all of the trimmings, if you could please help bring the rest?
Sign up to contribute
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Please consider these excellent summer opportunities!
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Volunteer for Next Year!
Your PO Classroom Rep has sent an email to your class with volunteer opportunities for next year.
Get a jump start on your commitment hours by committing to a classroom job now! Questions? Email
olg.parent.org@gmail.com for more information.
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Loop the ‘Lupe this Saturday!
This exciting event includes an obstacle course, a Youth Dash for kids under 8, plus the 5K run/walk & "Senior Saunter" (events without obstacles) on
Saturday, June 8th at Walt Hundley Playfield. Contact event organizer
Brian Callanan
(206) 459-4292 with questions.
GET IN THE LOOP!!!
New Inquiry Group for those interested in Learning more about the Catholic Faith
You will have an opportunity to share your questions and curiosity about the Catholic faith in a welcoming and supportive environment. Wednesday, June 5, 6:30-8:00 pm. For more information, contact
Helen Oesterle
at
206-935-0358, x 108
Changes are coming to the Youth Confirmation Program
The Archdiocese is moving the eligible age for confirmation to 7
th
grade. This will take a couple of years for our parish, including the school, to make the transition. The 2019-2020 schedule for the Confirmation preparation classes is now available on the parish website for all youth who will be in 8
th
grade through high school, and for adults. In 2020-2021, the parish program will be for all 7
th
& 8
th
graders, and the following year will only be 7
th
graders. So, if you are going to be in 8-12 grades in the fall, NOW is the time to register. For more information, contact
Helen
at
206-935-0358
Summer Volunteer Needed to help Organize Church Pews
During the school year we are blessed by the OLG 2nd graders who clean out and organize our pews every week. THANK YOU!! But the task is year-round and we need a few volunteers to take over during the summer. Our hope is to get enough volunteers to make the job easy and fun. If interested, contact
Helen
at
206-935-0358
Join us for the June Community Meal
All are invited to the June Community Meal on Sunday, June 23
rd
from 1-2pm in the Walmesley Center. This is a free, restaurant-style meal open to everyone in community. Come enjoy fellowship and good food. This month’s meal is provided by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
Spotlight on Catholic Relief Services
More than 82% of the population of Venezuela lives in poverty. Many have fled to Colombia, where the Catholic Church has provided 9,700 immigrants with shelter. CRS is helping to implement a system to monitor the crisis. Visit
www.crs.org
to see how you can help!
“The Devil We Know” Screening at Peace Lutheran
In partnership with Earth Ministry, Peace Lutheran (SW Thistle & 39
th
Ave SW) is hosting a film presentation of
“
The Devil We Know
”
at 7 pm on Wednesday, June 19. This moving documentary tells the story of corporations introducing nonstick PFAS chemicals (like Teflon) into households and the environment, and unveils the extremely harmful local and global impact of these toxic chemicals. Following the screening, Earth Ministry staff will facilitate a discussion and share how you can take action to help Washington continue to lead in fighting toxic chemicals. All are invited to this free screening!
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Time to make payment on your pledge! Your gift must be received before the end of this school year to help us fund our staff's professional development and our school tuition assistance commitments.
Support the extras that make our school special: from essentials like
Tuition Assistance, to the support services and extra-curricular programs, to our unique
Distinguished Educator Award. We continue to move towards our
$90,000 goal this year. Use the "Make a Donation" button below or from the front of our website to make your gift.
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Our Lady of Guadalupe,
Pray for Us!
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Our Lady Guadalupe Catholic School
3401 SW Myrtle St. Seattle, WA 98126
office 206-935-0651
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