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School Office Closed

Thursday, July 16th and

Friday, July 17th

Faculty/Staff Meetings

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1. PHYSICAL

DISTANCING 6 Feet

2. MASK WEARING Any graphics on Mask must be

appropriate to the school’s

Mission and Philosophy.

3. FREQUENT HAND WASHING/

SANITIZING

4.REGULAR CLEANING OF

FREQUENTLY TOUCHED AREAS Doorknobs,

Countertops and

Tabletops

WHAT ARE “SAFE PRACTICES”?

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Teaching and Practicing Social Distancing

1. Measure 6ft in an open area.

2. What items can you fit in the 6ft.?

How many hula hoops

can fit?

How many people with

a hula hoop can fit?

How many large milk

gallons fit?“

How many large juice

cartons fit?

How many footballs or

basketballs fit?

How many pairs of

shoes fit?

How many bags of rice

fit?

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Sunday (July 12, 2020)

Scripture: Matthew 13: 1-23

Fifteenth Sunday in Ordinary Time

St. Joseph Church

Schedule of

Masses

Monday—Friday,

6:30 am in church

and live stream

Saturday 7:00 am in

church

Saturday 4:00 and

6:00 pm

Sunday 6:00 am

8:00 am

10:00 am in church

and live stream

12:00 pm

3:00 pm

5:00 pm

7:00 pm

Reflection:

The Parable of the Sower tells us not to lose courage, but to keep sowing the seed generously even if some of it is wasted on people who do not care, who are nice in our face but are indifferent to our needs, who express eagerness to support us, but are dragged along in no time by their own worries and preoccupations. We don’t realize it but much of the seed we sow, however, does grow and bear fruit. A spouse does respond to kindness and gentleness, children do respond to good reason, neighbors are inspired by our Christian example and people are willing to follow the right leader and work for a better community. Jesus went out to sow the seed and for almost 2,000 years it has been scattered all over the world. We have many lay leaders, catechists and ordinary people who believe in the power of the seed and keep sowing it. Like Jesus, they experience that the field is covered by rocks and weeds, but they go on for they also see the seed taking root and bearing fruit.

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Dear Parents and Guardians,

During this 2019-2020 school year, we THANK YOU for the numerous ways you have worked collaboratively with our school community. We especially appreciate the greater role you embraced in your child’s learning during this Pandemic Crisis. A special MAHALO to everyone for following all the guidelines provided for the student pick up on June 1st and 2nd. If you were unable to come to school on those two days, please contact our school office to arrange for a pick up of your child’s report card, awards, and other personal items and drop off school textbooks for Grades 3-7.

We also appreciate your patience as we plan our “ON CAMPUS LEARNING’ Guidelines for the 2020-2021 School Year. Our first concern is the safety of everyone and following guidelines provided by the State, CDC, and our Diocese. Based upon the current information that has been provided, we are sharing the following guidelines which everyone will be expected to follow. More information and details will be forthcoming. Our goal is to have Wednesday, August 5th as our first day of school as scheduled on the 2020-2021 school calendar. We are looking forward to seeing all of you and your children for the Opening of School on Campus. Be sure to note the summer office hours and check the Tuition Discount flyer. Please stay well and be safe. Let us thank God for all His grace and blessings bestowed upon all of us. Have a blessed week!

Sincerely in Jesus Christ,

Ms. Beverly Sandobal

GUIDELINES

Facilities

1. Ensuring that all school facilities provide for social distancing, including classrooms, restrooms, playgrounds, hallways and offices.

2. Making hand sanitizer available in all facilities and providing for frequent disinfecting and cleaning.

3. Providing for food service with appropriate, new health and safety practices in place.

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SJPS GUIDELINES FOR “ON CAMPUS LEARNING” School Year 2020-2021

SJPS PARENT NEWSLETTER July 1 2, 2 020 Vo lum e 1, I ss ue 2

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Schedule and Calendar

1. Ensuring that school arrival, recess, lunch and departure times facilitate social distancing and avoid large groups of students in one location at one time.

2. Creating contained class groups and minimizing co-mingling of class groups where possible.

3. Ensuring that class sizes allow for appropriate social distancing within assigned classrooms.

4. The 2020-2021 calendar will be followed, however, large school gatherings may be modified.

Personal Behavior

1. Requiring and monitoring social distancing by everyone on campus.

2. Requiring regular hand washing or use of hand sanitizer by students, faculty and staff.

3. Requiring the wearing of masks or alternate personal protective equipment by everyone while on campus.

4. Checking the temperature of all who come on campus.

5. Minimizing the presence on campus of those who are not students, faculty or staff.

6. Those who are ill must stay home or will be sent home immediately. This policy will be strictly enforced.

Staffing

1. Ensuring the appropriate number of faculty are available to facilitate class sizes that provide for social distancing.

2. Training cleaning staff for sanitizing facilities.

Grade 7 Students presenting

their Social Studies project.

Grade 1 students enjoying

“Wacky Hat Day.”

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Our Special Intentions

We pray for…

Our La Salette community.

Family members of Sister Judith Abique, SPC

Repose of the soul of Sister Judith Abique, SPC.

Willy Abique, brother of Sister Judith Abique, SPC.

All the first liners, priests, religious, health workers, essential

workers, families, and everyone around our world.

Mr. Pio Guerrero.

Mrs. Irene Sandry, grandmother of Tania Ma’afala

(SJPS alumni).

Mr. and Mrs. Seiji Tokuda, parents of Ms. Grace (Cafeteria

Manager).

Ms. Sandobal.

Dr. Rick Yamashiro and family. (Counselor and Dean of Stu-

dents)

Genny Inase, cousin of Ms. Sandobal.

God’s healing mercy on Dayen Aguit-Baraero, Anaziel Sua-

sin-Linao, and Renante Fuentes.

Leilani, sister of Ms. Capinpin and her nieces.

Molina Family

Repose of the soul of Junior Bisquera, friend of Ms. Sando-

bal..

Repose of the soul of Regina Salisbury.

Bryce, Jason, and their families.

Peter Akuna.

Mrs. Eileen, (3-5 Paraeducator).

Miles Arbues and Avelino Arbues.

Trinity Rodrigues, granddaughter of Loretta Rodrigues.

(Former SJPS Office Assistant).

For Everett Davis, grandson of Ms. Davis (Junior High

Teacher).

Mr. Roy Quindara.

Mrs. Susan Ganibe., mother of Mrs. Calzada (Music

Teacher).

Mrs. Grace Montemayor, mother of Alfredo (Grade 8).

Mrs. Ashley Rupert and family (former teacher of SJPS).

Mrs. Michelle Izon, (Grade 3 teacher).

Bernie Galang, grandmother of Vincent Young (Grade 6).

Juanito Castro, mother of Father Eric Castro, MS.

Mr. Pedro Corpuz, grandfather of Riley (Gr. 6) and Reese

(Gr. 3) Snyder and family.

As a disciple of Jesus,

it is our Kuleana (responsibility) to live out the

Gospel by serving the community.

We are called to be loving like Jesus, to teach, and to

serve the needs of our brothers and sisters.