The negative mental and physical health impacts on children who regularly use social media has been linked to depression, anxiety, poor sleep habits, exposure to explicit content, and online bullying/harassment.  Our students are surrounded by the pressures of social media.  This can put our parents in difficult situations.  

In order to better support our parents and to promote healthy digital management, Saint Rose is requiring all parents (4th through 8th grade) to attend one of the two following presentations at Saint Rose.  Attending one of these presentations is a requirement in order for you children to attend any class trips.  Parents who attended presentations last year ( grades 6-8) are not required to attend but are welcome as two new presentations are being offered.   Saint Rose School along with School Advisory council has arranged for the following speakers/round table discussions.

Wednesday August 28th at 7pm Mona Al-Hayani will host a presentation in the Sacred Heart Center:

• Mona Al-Hayani is the current Vice President for the Toledo Federation of Teachers and a full time teacher at Toledo Public schools since 1999.  Since 2014, she has been an active member of Northern Ohio Regional Efforts to Combat Human Trafficking or REACH.  Here in northwest Ohio and also nationally, she has focused her efforts on youth prevention and education.  

• Wednesday, September 5th at 7pm the parents of 4th through 8th grade students are invited to join a discussion about parenting experiences and recommendations for managing their child’s exposure to social media and cell phone usage.
• Saint Rose will host a Saint Rose Parent Round Table Discussion on the topic of social media and mental health implications. Dr. Julia Burrow will join Dr. Borgelt in facilitating this discussion. Julia Burrow, MD is a Saint Rose Parish member, school parent and has given multiple talks to the Saint Rose School community on this topic.  Dr. Bryon Borgelt will talk about how Catholic Schools are seeking to instill Catholic Moral Virtue as they respond to the issues social media and cell phones present to our children as inspired by the book, The Anxious Generation by researcher Jonathan Haidt.  This will be a great opportunity to draw from others' experiences to help navigate raising children in this social media age.

Thanks to those who came out and played kickball! It was a great time!

Dear Preschool & KR Families,

Welcome to our preschool program at Saint Rose. We hope to make this school year a truly wonderful experience for you and your child. Within this letter, you will find all you need to know regarding the new school year. Please be sure to read through the entire letter and pay close attention to dates and links. If you should have any questions or concerns, please don’t hesitate to reach out to me via email. 

Sincerely,

Mrs. Kim Tishler

Preschool Director

tishler@saintroseonline.org 

School Communications

Help us better assist you!

• If contacting the school office or a teacher, please be sure to include your student's name and class, as well as your full name.

• If you are not receiving school emails, please email fullenkamp@saintroseonline.org with your name and email address you would like added to our mailing list.

Or, CLICK HERE to sign up!

Altar Server Training & Updates

Any student, grades 4-12, interested in becoming an Altar Server, and for those who already serve at Mass, please plan to attend one of the required upcoming training sessions:

Tuesday, August 6 ~ 1:00 - 2:30pm

Saturday, August 24 ~ 8:30 - 10:00am

Tuesday, August 27 ~ 3:30 - 5:00pm

Thursday, September 5 ~ 7:00 - 8:30pm

Saturday, September 14 ~ 8:30 - 10:00am

All sessions will be held in the Church

Current High School Servers may be asked to help guide our newest Altar Servers. Students may attend additional training sessions if interested. 

Please complete the interest form so we may prepare for those planning to attend.

Questions? Please contact Deacon Victor or Deacon Charlie deaconvictor@roadrunner.com  

mcdaniel@saintroseonline.org

Transportation Reimbursements

Public school districts are legally required to either provide transportation or provide transportation reimbursements to families attending non-public schools.  

Perrsyburg, Eastwood and Rossford all provide bus transportation to students attending Saint Rose School. 

Families outside of those attending these three districts should reach out to their public district to inquire about their school transportation reimbursement. Each district varies on how they go about this. Please reach out sooner rather than later. These funds are usually several hundred dollars per student. 

Don't Forget about EdChoice

The EdChoice Scholarship has proven to be a great resource for our families and our school. The average scholarship per student this past year was over $3,000.00. Our families were able to see savings on their tuition costs. Saint Rose was able to provide all teachers, aides, and support staff with a bonus to better compensate our faculty and staff. 

We look forward to our K-8 families being provided this opportunity for 2024/25. 

Affidavit for Minimum Scholarship Amount

Families that wish to only apply for the minimum scholarship ($616.60 for grades K-8 or $840.80 for grades 9-12), but do not wish to submit income information can now complete an affidavit, have it notarized and submit it via the income verification portal. This affidavit may only be used in lieu of income information for applicants who are applying for the minimum scholarship amount. Once the affidavit is reviewed and approved, the scholarship system will assign an annual household income in the amount of $10 million allowing applicants to be awarded the minimum amount for each child’s scholarship.

Scholarship funds are STILL AVAILABLE and can cover tuition for qualifying families over and above the EdChoice Scholarship. Families SHOULD APPLY for both EdChoice and the Saint Rose Scholarships!