OLPH SCHOOL 5th Grade Supply List  ❏ 1- Assignment pad- purchased at school ❏ 1- OLPH pencil Pouch- purchased at school ❏ 1- Communication Folder- purchased at school ❏ 1- School bag w/ ZIPPER-large (no ties or buckles) ❏ 1- ear buds/ear phones ❏ 2- packs Wipes – baby or wet ❏ 1- container clorox wipes ❏ 2- Lg bottles GermX ❏ 4- reams copy paper ❏ 1- roll paper towels ❏ 2- boxes Kleenex ❏ 1- flexible ruler (centimeter/inches) ❏ 1- protractor ❏ 3- Large Erasers – Paper Mate Pink Pearl ❏ 24- Ticonderoga Pencils - #2 (not mechanical) ❏ 2- packs eraser caps ❏ 1- Scissor ❏ 1- box crayons – CRAYOLA regular 24 count ❏ 1- box Crayola colored pencils- 10 count ❏ 2- bottles Glue – 4 oz. Elmer’s washable school glue (black label) ❏ 1- pack markers - Crayola Washable – Classic colors 8 count ❏ 4- Elmer’s glue sticks ❏ 1- pack 3x5 index cards- lined ❏ 2- 3x3 post-it notes ❏ 1- binder – 1” white w/ plastic cover ❏ 1- binder - ½” black w/ plastic cover ❏ 1- Composition notebook – any color ❏ 1- one subject notebook - any color ❏ 6- plastic folders with prongs - yellow, green, orange, blue, red, black ❏ 8- Expo Markers - dry erase, fine tip, low odor, any color ❏ 1- pack paper – loose-leaf – wide-ruled ❏ 10 pens– erasable, black or blue ❏ 4- highlighters ❏ 1- Red Plastic 2 pocket folder ❏ 1- Spanish-English Dictionary ❏ Alphabetically by last name

❏ A-C: 1 pack rubber bands ❏ D-G: 1 pack plates- min 25 ct, paper or styrofoam will work ❏ H-M: 1 pack straws- ❏ N-Z: 1 pack spoons

OLPH Co-Op Fundraiser 2020-2021

Co-Op Thanks You for Your Support!

School Supply Packages Co-Op is pleased to announce we will be offering pre-packaged school supplies for the upcoming 2020-2021 school year. Let us take all the stress and anxiety out of back to school shopping! This is our first fundraiser for the new school year, and while it is an optional fundraiser, we would appreciate as much support as possible. How exactly does this work? SIMPLE….

1. Fill out the attached order form for the pre-packaged school supplies including any extras you may need.

2. Take a picture of your order form and email it to co-op@olphbc.org You will receive a confirmation email by next day saying the order form was received. If you do not receive confirmation please re-send your order form via email.

3. Go to the tuition portal, under incidentals select “school supply package”, enter your total from the order form and pay. If you do not have a First Bank and Trust portal please contact Mrs. Andi at 504-394-0757 or ahimel@olphbc.org

It’s that easy! If you have any questions email co-op@olphbc.org All the school supplies will be delivered to the classroom and your child’s teacher will have them ready for the first day of class. Teacher requested brands will be purchased where specified. Parents will be responsible to separately purchase the listed items noted on each form. Please read your order form thoroughly.

Please complete and submit order form, and remit payment no later than

June 24, 2020

All orders must be PREPAID to participate.

NO LATE ORDERS WILL BE ACCEPTED

OLPH Co-Op Fundraiser 2020-2021

Co-Op Thanks You for Your Support!

5th Grade School Supply Order Form

DUE DATE: JUNE 24, 2020

Please use a separate form for each student.

Grade in 2020 -2021

Student Name Boy or Girl Package Price

5th ____________________________ ___________ $110

Extra Items The item(s) below are available for purchase in addition to the supply package. The item(s) are required. However, if you already have the item you do not need to re-order it.

Grade Qty Item Price Total $ 5th Spanish English Dictionary $5.00

Total Package Price $110

Total Extra Items $

Total Enclosed $

** You are responsible for purchasing your child’s school bag and headphones. These items are NOT included in the supply package. Directions for Ordering:

1. Fill out the attached order form for the pre-packaged school supplies. 2. Take a picture of your order form and email it to co-op@olphbc.org You will receive a

confirmation email by next day saying the order form was received. If you do not receive confirmation please re-send your order form via email.

3. Go to the tuition portal, under incidentals select “school supply package”, enter your total from the order form and pay. If you do not have a First Bank and Trust portal please contact Mrs. Andi at 504-394-0757 or ahimel@olphbc.org

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Education Division 909 Poydras Street, Suite 3200, NOLA 70112

Tel: (504) 584-5967 - Fax (504) 584-5969

January 25, 2020

Dear Our Lady of Perpetual Help School Parent,

We are happy to inform you that First Bank & Trust and Our Lady of Perpetual Help School are partnering for the 2020-2021 school year for the management of tuition and fees. Welcome to First Bank and Trust! We offer a convenient, secure portal for the one-time payment of tuition and/or fees or for the financing of tuition. The following contains some important information about the website and your program options.

Easy Online Access: If you are new to the First Bank and Trust website, you may log in at https://tuitionportal.fbtonline.com to set up your user identification and password. If you are already enrolled as a user on the FBT website for another school, you will not have to register again, but simply use your existing login and password to set up your OLPH student(s).

School Fees and Payment Options: Beginning Thursday, February 1st, the FBT website will be programmed with the following fees for the 2020-2021 school year – Tuition, Technology Fee, Classroom Activity Fee, Co-op Dues, and the Non-Supporting Fee. Your registration fee must be paid directly to Our Lady of Perpetual Help School. The payment of other programmed fees will be accepted via the FBT website using a one-time automatic bank draft, or a credit or debit card. There is no fee if you choose to pay using a bank draft. If you use a credit or debit card, a 2.99% processing fee will be added to the amount charged to your card.

Financing Option and Loan Terms: The Annual Percentage Rate on the tuition loan for Our Lady of Perpetual Help School is 8.0%. This rate is fixed over the school term and there is no pre-payment penalty if you decide to pay the loan off early. In addition, there is no credit check required for the borrower(s) and you will not be required to submit financial information. A ten month tuition loan will advance on June 1, 2020 and monthly payments will begin in July 2020. An annual fee of $35.00 will be assessed on the advance date of your loan and billed on your first billing statement.

Convenient Automatic Loan Payments: If you elect to set up a tuition loan, you will be required to set up monthly loan payments on an automatic bank draft from your checking or savings account. You may choose a due date of the 3rd or the 15th of each month. A $25.00 fee will be assessed for any returned payment. If a returned payment results in a delinquent status on your loan, an additional $15.00 late fee will be assessed.

Our website is convenient and secure and our representatives are ready and available to assist you with the online process. Please do not hesitate to call us at (504) 584-5967 or 1-877-426-2376 for assistance. Thank you for the opportunity to serve you this upcoming school year.

First Bank and Trust

Education Division 909 Poydras Street, Suite 3200, NOLA 70112

Tel: (504) 584-5967 - Fax (504) 584-5969

FBT WEBSITE INSTRUCTIONS Our Lady of Perpetual Help School

HELP LINE: (504) 584-5967 or 1-877-426-2376

On the FBT website, you will have the option to set up a tuition loan or to pay full tuition and school fees for the 2020-2021 school year.

WHAT YOU WILL NEED TO GET STARTED:

Your school’s 2020-2021 Tuition and Fee Schedule Email Address (Your User ID on the website) Driver’s License or State ID (If you are setting up a tuition loan) Social Security Number for Borrower(s) (If you are setting up a tuition loan) Bank Routing and Account Number for Automatic Bank Drafts if you are setting up a tuition loan

Step 1 – Log into the website at https://tuitionportal.fbtonline.com and click “I Want to Register” to set up your User ID and password. If you are already enrolled on the site for another school, you will use your existing User ID and password.

Step 2 – From the “Summary Tab” on the dashboard, click “You have not added any students. Add one now.” Complete your student’s name, date of birth and then click “SAVE” (you may leave the identification type and number boxes blank).

Step 3 – On the next screen, click “New Registration for this Student”, then click in the box to find your school, then click “Next” to enter your student’s grade for the upcoming school year, and click “Next” again.

Step 4 – The next screen displays your “Shopping Cart” which shows the tuition fee categories and parish classification (catholic, non-catholic, supporting or non-supporting). Please select the appropriate categories and click “Save”.

Step 5 – The next screen shows your updated “shopping cart” with your itemized fees listed for the student entered. If you have another student to add, click “Add Another Student” and repeat the process. If there are no other students to add, click “Save and Continue to Payment.”

Step 6 – The next screen is your “Order”. Scroll down this page to view your payment options. Please refer to your school’s Tuition and Fee Schedule to see which fees, if any can be financed with tuition. If you choose to set up a tuition loan, click the first box that says “Finance Up to (the maximum amount allowed) and proceed with completing the loan application. After completing the loan application you may return to your “Order” to pay any remaining unpaid amount.

OLPH Catholic School| 2020-2021 TENTATIVE CALENDAR JULY 2020

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4 Independence Day 18 M.L. King Day JANUARY 2021 S M T W Th F S 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31

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10 1st-7th First full day of school Pk1-K half class; half day 11 PK1-K half class, half day 12 First full day of school PK1-K

15 Presidents’ Day FEBRUARY 2021 S M T W Th F S

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12 Columbus Day 31 Halloween 02 Good Friday

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NOVEMBER 2020

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11 Veterans Day 26 Thanksgiving Day

09 Mother’s Day 26 Last Day of School 31 Memorial’s Day

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REVISED 02/11/2020

our Lady 01 Perpetual Help catholic School

5th Grade summer Reading Program 2020-2021

General Instructions:

1. Students will choose grade-level books from the list (page 2), or a book of

your choice as long as its on a 5th grade reading level.

2. Students will complete the required elements explained on pages 3 and 4.

3. Students will submit their work with the completed cover page (page 6) and

rubric (page 5) on Monday, August 10, 2019.

4. Grading will be according to the rubric on page 5.

Students will receive a test grade for the required elements.

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Con nor, Leslie. Waiting for Normal

Curtis, Christopher Paul. Bud, Not Buddy

Selznik, Brian. The Invention of Hugo Cabret

Burnett, Frances Hodgson, The Secret Garden

Rawls, Wilson. Where the Red Fern Grows,

(These are suggested titles only. You may choose any fifth grade level book)

5th Grade Suggested Books:

5th Grade summer Reading List

5th grade summer Reading Assignments

Incoming 5th grade students must read one summer reading book and complete required steps 1 & 2 to earn

credit for the assignment. It is due on the first day of school.

Book Jacket: (50% of test grade)

Step #1: Create a book jacket for your book. The cover should include the title, author's name, and an

appropriate illustration. The back should include a 1 to 2 paragraph original summary of the story. The

inside front flap contains an author's biography and a photograph/illustration. The inside back flap will

contain information on the setting, time period, and characters. Along the spine, include the title and

publication date. Do not give away the ending of the book anywhere on the book jacket.

Your cover may be completed by hand or with a computer or a combination of the two. Accuracy,

neatness, and effo1i are imp01iant. Remember, the purpose of a book cover is to create interest in a

reader. In this case, it is also to convince the teacher that you have read and understand the book. See

attached cover example (page 6).

Use a full sheet of paper (at least 8 1/2 X 11 inches), plus attached paper for flaps for your completed jacket.

Flaps may be attached with clear tape. You may also use longer paper or tape two sheets of printer paper

together.

Back Flap Front Flap

Spine

Jacket Back Jacket Front

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Projects: (50% of test grade)

Step #2: Choose one of the following projects. Complete and turn in with the book jacket and cover page for your final grade.

A. Write 20 questions for the book with complete answers. Write a variety of questions that show a depth of thought and do not simply refer to the plot. Imagine you are leading a book club or class discussion. Some sample questions are:

I. Who was the main character and where did he live?II. What was the dilemma faced by this character?III. Would you have handled his problem in the same way?

B. Compare the book to its movie version. Compare and contrast at least three points of the stmy. ( 5 paragraphs)

I. Paragraph One - Introduce the book by briefly discussing the author & story lineII. Paragraph Two -One point of comparison/contrast between the book and the movieIII. Paragraph Three -Second point of comparison/contrast between the book and the movieIV. Paragraph Four-Third point of comparison/contrast between the book and the movieV. Paragraph Five -Concluding paragraph which evaluates the book and the movie, discusses

what you liked/disliked about each, and which one you like better and why you like it better

C. Take photographs or create illustrations and make a photo album that depicts the experiences of a character. Include a minimum of 10 original photographs/illustrations. Photos/illustrations should include captions that indicate relevance to the book. Captions are explanations that accompany a picture or illustration. They may be fragments or complete sentences and should be punctuated accordingly.

D. Create a set of flashcards to teach and review facts from your reading assignment. Topics should

include examples from all of the following: vocabulaiy words (words that you had to look up tounderstand), facts about the sto1y itself, facts about the author, and facts about the setting or characters.You should have at least 40 cards with the answers included on the back of each card.

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Name:

our Lady 01 Perpetual Help catholic School

Incoming 5th Grade summer Reading Program Cover Page

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Grade: Date Submitted: ------------- - -- - - - --

Title of Work:

Author: -------------------- - - --

Elements included:

1. _ _ Cover Page with copy of rubric stapled to it

2. Book Jacket

3. __ Project - Circle which option you chose: A B C D

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Hello Incoming Fifth Grade Parents!

I hope this finds everyone safe and well. In place of the traditional summer math packet, students are to complete 45 minutes a week on xtramath.org for 10 weeks over the summer. The goal is to build fact fluency. All minutes are due by August 9th. The xtramath minutes will be collected as a 100 point summative assessment for the first quarter of the 2020-2021 school year. Below I have listed the student expectations and grading scale pertaining to this summer assignment.

Grading Scale A B C D U Expectations Student has

completed 400 – 450 minutes on xtramath between June 1st and August 9th.

Student has completed 300– 399 minutes on xtramath between June 1st and August 9th.

Student has completed 200 – 299 minutes on xtramath between June 1st and August 9th.

Student has completed 100 – 199 minutes on xtramath between June 1st and August 9th.

Student has completed 0 – 99 minutes on xtramath between June 1st and August 9th.

If you have any questions/concerns, you can reach me via email at amurray@olphbc.org

Thank You,

Ms.Murray