Thank You So Very Much - Blessed Sacrament School

The Blessed Sacrament School Newsletter
3/25/15
Thursday, March 26…………….. Spirit Wear Day: March Madness
Friday, March 27………………….. Mass: Grades 1-4
1st Grade Stations: 1:15 and 7 P.M.
Monday, March 30………………… NO BUS SERVICE
3rd Grade Field Trip To The Cincinnati Museum
Beechwood Buddies Visit 1st Grade
Girls on the Run: 2:40-4:30
Tuesday, March 31……………….. NO BUS SERVICE
Wednesday, April 1………………. NO BUS SERVICE
All School Mass
Girls on the Run: 2:40-4:30
Homework Buddies Cancelled
Please Note...
That the pickup date
for Market Day is
April 16th, NOT the
9th. The order forms
have the wrong date
on them.
Click here for
April’s Menu.
Thank You So Very Much
Mrs. Hannon, Mrs. Lonnemann, all the teachers, and all the staff here at Blessed
Sacrament School would like to give a big thank you to all the parents who made staff
appreciation week so lovely. The lunches were delicious, the appreciation cards were
adorable, and the generosity overwhelming. We are truly blessed to have such
wonderful, involved, and thoughtful parents as you. Thank you all so very much.
Coming Soon...
We know how busy everyone’s schedules are and how hard it can be for some to time
everything so they can pick up the kids at the end of school. With that in mind, next
school year, Blessed Sacrament School will be offering after care at school. Children,
Inc. will be providing care from 2:40 PM to 6:00 PM each school day. This state
certified organization will provide a snack, playtime and homework time for our
students.
If you are interested, click here for an application. More information about Children,
Inc. can be found here.
Shout
Out!
Congratulations to our 8th graders and play director, Ms.
Lori Detzel. Last Friday’s performance of “Guys and Dolls”
was thoroughly enjoyable, and it brought smiles and laughter
to their audience.
Additionally, thank you to Mrs. Dee Reusch, our volunteer
choreographer. Thank you also to our parents, who
supervised, provided snacks, and brought meals. It took
many hours to be able to give our students this opportunity.
Competition was held at Sixth District Elementary School in
Covington on Saturday, March 21. There were 16 schools involved in the competition. The following teams and students
placed.
Quick Recall - BSS - 4th Place – Members are Brennan Lucas,
Bryn Connelly, Elana Bruns, Mason Rohmiller, Cade Lehmkuhl, Caroline Scheper, Emily Riordan, Lilly
Sweeten, Caroline Kleman, Quinn Wischer, Abby Hehman and Jack Moore.
Future Problem Solving (FPS) - BSS - 1st place - Team members are Drew Moellering, Aidan Hemmer,
Josie Kleman andrdElla Timmerding.
Social Studies 2st Place – Bryn Connelly
Social Studies 1 th Place – Cade Lehmkuhl
Language Arts 5 Place
– Bryn Connelly
Arts & Humanities 4th Place – Ella Timmerding
Overall BSS placed fourth!
Congratulations to all our students who participated and to Mrs. Schwartz, our FPS coach and Ms.
Murphy and Ms. Sullivan, our Quick Recall coaches on a job well done!
Congratulations to the following 7th grade students who placed in the regional SEFNK at NKU:
Behavioral Science
2nd place - Aneliese Rodriguez
Medicine and Health
1st place - Chloe Esmeier
Plant Science
1st place - Isabelle Bailey
2nd - Evan Alexander
All 4 students have qualified to compete at the state level at Eastern Kentucky University on March
28.
In addition, Isabelle Bailey was one of 10 students nominated to compete in the national Broadcom
MASTERS competition.
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Shout Out 2: Still Shouting
The 7 grade wanted to thank everyone who donated to
“Dollars for Drops” to help build the water tank for the
children of St.
Mary’s Parish
in Uganda. We
surpassed our
goal of $590,
collecting over
$700!
And Finally
Congratulations
to the 5th grade basketball team, Christian Rice, Nicholas Welch, Ben Epplen,
Luke Gallenstein, Danny Velesky, Colton Pieper, Drew Moellering, Nathan Dennison, Colin Gastright,
and to their coaches Jeff Epplen and Benjamin Pieper. They won the division championship this
weekend.
Dear Kara,
Dear Kara
I read your article last week about
test taking tips. You said that people
should do the easy questions first and look for
clues to the harder questions. Do you have any
other tips? Maybe something for multiple
choice tests?
-Base-Covering StudentDear Base-Covering,
Here are a couple test-taking tips for you that
will help with multiple choice tests. Read the entire question and all the choices carefully. Then
eliminate the incorrect choices, so that you have
fewer options from which to choose. If you
absolutely need to guess, often the answer that
is longer & more detailed is the correct option.
Also, statistics have shown that with 4-choice
tests, B is slightly more likely to be correct, and
on 5-choice tests, E is slightly more likely to be
correct, but not by much. The answers “none of
the above” and “all of the above” are the correct
answer 52% of the time.
Of course, none of these tips are a substitute
for studying well! Good luck!
PARISH PASTA PARLOR
Heavenly Lenten cuisine, brought
right to your table, Friday evenings
(except Good Friday), 6:30 p.m.
(right after Stations of the
Cross), in the Undercroft. Enjoy
soft lighting and music. Children
may color on the tablecloths while they eat
(markers provided). Suggested donation: $4.00
for adults, $1.50 for children under 10.
Proceeds go to Charity. Pray, dine with us!
Click here for details.
-Pedicurious-
Dear Faith Lift,
Why does the Church make such
a big deal out of washing feet on
Holy Thursday?
Dear Pedicurious,
Feet are a lot like souls. (Some might point out
that they even have soles). Feet take the brunt of
everything that we do. They are unique to us in
size, shape, and detail. They get dirty, worn,
tired, and in time can become bent and calloused
with age. We try to keep them looking as nice as
possible, or at least hidden in our shoes. Some of
us are more sensitive to their irregularities than
others.
In Jesus’ day, when people wore less protective
shoes than ours, walked in dirty streets where
animals also walked, and never even heard of
pedicures, washing someone’s feet was a
disagreeable job indeed, reserved for servants of
the lowest rank. When Jesus washed the feet of
his disciples on the night he instituted the
Eucharist, he taught them what Eucharist is all
about.
On Holy Thursday, we acknowledge our
imperfection, our need for the assistance of one
another, our desire to be washed and healed, to
have our calloused selves renewed and our souls
refreshed. We also accept that Eucharist
demands that we tend to one another’s needs, even
when – or perhaps especially when it’s
disagreeable.
Hey BSS parent wine lovers! Join fellow BSS
friends for an evening of wine tasting and socialization all to support BSS group parties.
Click here for details.
This Week In The Cafeteria
Got Milk...Bottles?
Kindergarten is looking to collect some milk
jugs. So scarf those cookies, pound that
cake, and gobble those goodies...and then
wash them down with a big glass of milk.
It’s for the children. (Do please remember
to wash them out before donating them.)
Next Tuesday, the 31st, the cafeteria will be serving
baked rotini, primavera vegetables, spinach salad, and
breadsticks.
Covington Catholic is now taking registration
for Youth Football for grades 2-8.
Click here for details.
The Diocese of Covington Pro-Life Office and
St. Elizabeth Healthcare invite students and
their parents to attend Authentic Love
Featuring Mr. Charles Marks, on Thursday,
April 16th from 6:30pm-8:30pm at Bishop
Howard Memorial Auditorium, 1125 Madison
Ave, Covington (across from the Cathedral).
This presentation is appropriate for students
in 8th Grade and High School. For more
information, please contact the Pro-Life
Office at 859-392-1500 or
ppiccola@covdio.org.
Click here for the flyer.
Don’t forget to sign up for the upcoming
Mother/Son event.
Click here for details.
DON’T FORGET TO SIGN UP FOR
PICTURES OF THE FATHER/DAUGHTER
EVENT.
Click here for the order form.
There will be some fun art opportunities this
summer for Jr. high students and graduating
8th graders.
Click here for Jr. High details.
Click here for graduating 8th grade details.
Sign Up for BSS Softball! Season begins in
late April. Registrations now being accepted
here. Girls second grade and up are
encouraged to register. Any questions,
please contact John Kirtley, BSS Boosters
softball coordinator, by email or at
513-833-1951.