IMPORTANT DATES

• FEBRUARY 10 - CASINO NIGHT
• FEBRUARY 11 - FAMILY ICE SKATING NIGHT
• FEBRUARY 13 - DRESS DOWN DAY
• FEBRUARY 16 & 19 - NO SCHOOL WINTER BREAK

Our students had a wonderful time celebrating Catholic Schools Week this week! Their school spirit and enthusiasm were on full display at the special events and activities going on each day. I would like to extend a huge "thank you" to HASA and everyone who volunteered their time and resources to help make this a joyful week at Saint Pius X!

In Christ,

Chris Milliron

Congratulations to Mrs. Jozwiak's 5th grade class for winning this week's Gospel Value Spotting award. They were nominated by Mrs. Whitmer for demonstrating responsibility in the library. They were quiet and reading peacefully while waiting to check out their books, and it was a great example of how to use the library. Enjoy your dress down day Monday!

Monday, April 8th Saint Pius X will have an early dismissal due to the Solar Eclipse.  School will dismiss at 1:00pm in order to minimize the risk of students looking at the sun during the eclipse, which will peak around 3:00. Afternoon preschool classes are cancelled for this day.

March lunch is now open for ordering. You can order on Boonli until February 20th.

Please consider serving the School Lunch Program. This service is not possible without volunteers. Volunteer HERE for February.

All volunteers are required to have safe environment training.

Free and reduced lunch application can be found HERE.

Place your gym wear orders online HERE.

Deadline to order is 11:59 pm Sunday, February 11, 2024.

Estimated to ship March 1st.

Thank you to everyone for making Catholic Schools Week a fun-filled week for students and teachers alike!

This year for our Catholic Schools Week Stewardship Project, we collected travel toiletries for the Ronald McDonald House and games and other much-needed educational supplies for Saint Adalbert's after-school program. Thank you for all of the generous contributions!

Fourth grade stewardship focuses on people with disabilities. This year, we are working to help our students learn about organizations in our community that support people with disabilities, as well as celebrate each other's differences.

This week our 4th graders took a field trip to SureStep and Corvilla. Students toured the SureStep facility, learning about the orthotic braces and other products they make. Then the students visited Corvilla's Granger location for a tour and learned about the opportunities they provide.  

Fourth graders also had a guest speaker talk about language and how AAC devices assist communication. During religion classes Mrs. Schmitt will revisit the 3-pronged approach to stewardship and how we embrace it as a way of life, as well as how we can learn about and support those with disabilities. She will also talk to the students about Saint Thorlak, the unofficial patron saint of autism.

Did you know that you can find all of the HASA events and sign-ups HERE on our website?

Registration is now open for the frosty fun ice skating night!

Deadline to register is tomorrow! Get tickets HERE!

Laissez les bons temps rouler! It’s time to treat our teachers to the Carnival cravings we all love. Help us give them a sweet slice of fun this Fat Tuesday February 13th!  King cakes, beignets, and chicory coffee are just a few things you can donate to get the ball rolling. Let’s bring a tiny taste of New Orleans to our teachers before Lent begins this year. Don’t let this fun opportunity float on by - click HERE to donate.

Check the athletic calendar HERE for any weather updates and cancellations.

Tickets on sale NOW!

Registration is open for February's Craft Club! 

We will have FOUR options this month:

1. Love Mug

2. Snowman Plaque

3. Heart Plaque

4. Animal Canvas (We will have many animals to choose from) 

You can sign up HERE!

The Refugee Resettlement Ministry needs your help. A variety of household furnishings, whether new or gently used, are sought to furnish homes for families. Among the most needed items are lamps, kitchen tables, small rugs, twin bedding, vacuum cleaners, kitchenware, and side or end tables. Anything in good condition is welcomed and appreciated as it helps create a comfortable and functional living environment. For information on item pick-up or where to donate, please contact Carrie Walsh at 678-575-4336 or carriemwalsh@gmail.com.