A Message from Mr. Mihalyo
Dear StMM Families,
Happy Catholic Schools Week 2023! Thank you so much for choosing St. Mary Magdalene Catholic School and Catholic education for your children. Praying, learning, and caring with them each day is an honor and a privilege.
This morning, we had the opportunity to celebrate Mass with multiple priests and a seminarian. Joining Fr. Chris for Mass this morning was Fr. Wally from Boston. Fr. Wally was one of Fr. Chris’s teachers in the seminary. In addition, we welcome Fr. Patrick from the Diocese of Detroit to StMM. Fr. Patrick is a close friend of Mrs. Wilson, our second-grade teaching assistant. Finally, Brother Eduardo Urdaneta from Rome was in town visiting his parents and was able to be part of the Mass with our school community in the lower grades. Thank you so much for celebrating this Catholic Schools Week with us!
This week has been filled with many fun happenings, with more to come. Today in celebration of our students, we had several dance breaks during the course of the day. You could hear our Monarchs stomping upstairs during the Cha-Cha Slide at 8:15 this morning. In addition to the dance breaks during the day, we have had a game of Bingo for our students to participate in, with numbers called each hour.
We have something fun to get your Monarchs ready for NEXT Friday, February 10. Since we know the Philadelphia Eagles will play the Kansas City Chiefs, we want to know who our students and faculty think is going to win the Super Bowl! What better way to determine this than by allowing everyone to vote with a Super Bowl Spirit Day. If you think the Eagles will win, wear green! Think the Chiefs are going to win? Wear red! If you don’t know who you think will win, pick the color you like better (or have) and wear that with the bottoms of your choice. Let’s see who our Monarchs think will be the Super Bowl Champion this year. Parents, feel free to play along by wearing your team colors in carpool next Friday as well.
It has been great seeing so many parents walking and picking up their children in the mornings and afternoons. This was something our community missed so much over the past few years. Parents are welcome to walk students to the school’s front doors to drop off their son/daughter, but parents may not walk their children to the classrooms. Thank you so much for your support and understanding on this matter.
Thank you so much for all of your support of St. Mary Magdalene Catholic School not only during our Catholic Schools Week but every week. We are so blessed to have such an amazing group of families. Happy Catholic Schools Week 2023!
St. Mary Magdalene, Pray for us!
John Mihalyo, Principal
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