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Weekly Update

MONSIGNOR SLADE CATHOLIC SCHOOL

120 Dorsey Road · Glen Burnie, Maryland 21061 · 410-766-7130

Important News and Notes:

August 9, 2019 Volume III, Issue 3

The AOB Office of Risk Management, in conjunction with the Division of Schools,

is pleased to once again offer a Student Accident Insurance program for all school

families, including Pre-K, for the school year 2019-2020. At a very low cost, this

accident coverages an excellent way to defray the costs so many families incur when

an accident occurs, especially since there are no deductibles. The brochure attached

provides a very clear explanation of the coverage options. Please take a few mo-

ments to review the brochure attached, and determine if this coverage can provide a

cost-effective supplement to your family’s insurance portfolio.

Uniform Reminders: The rocking cross logo and the roadrunner logo have been

discontinued and are no longer part of the school uniform. In addition, this will be

the last year that the grey slacks will be allowed for boys in grades 6-8.

School Uniform Shoes (Grades K-8) for 2019-2020: The following approved uni-

form shoes may be purchased from a private vendor, or they may be purchased from

our uniform supplier, FlynnOHara Uniform:

Bass oxford shoe – Style name - “Dirty Buc Oxford Shoe” and author-

ized color - “Taupe” in kid’s sizes and “Dirty Buc” in men’s and wom-

en’s sizes.

Merrell slip-on shoe – Style name - “Jungle Moc Nubuck” and author-

ized color - “Brown Nubuck”

Sperry – Style name - “Authentic Original Boat Shoe” and authorized

color – “Sahara,” available in men, women and kid sizes.

The following approved Sperry shoe style must be purchased through a private ven-

dor. The shoe style name changes slightly, depending on the shoe size:

b) Big Kid’s Songfish Boat Shoe in “Linen Oat.”

c) Big Kid’s Songfish Jr. Boat Shoe in “Linen Oat.”

d) Little Kid’s Songfish Jr. in “Linen Oat.”

e) Men’s Billfish Boat Shoe in “Tan Beige” or “Dark Tan.”

f) Women’s Koifish Boat Shoe in “Linen Oat.”

g) Women’s Songfish Boat Shoe in “Linen Oat.”

All approved Sperry shoes must be either two-eye or three-eye boat shoes. The one-

eyed shoes, referred to as “moccasins,” are not an approved style for safety purposes.

School Supplies and School Store Summer Hours—Attached you will find the

school supplies list for the 2019-2020 school year. Please be reminded that the cost

of the required school supplies packet for each student will be charged to your fami-

ly’s FACTS account. School supply packet pick-up is next week! Please refer to

the top of the school supplies list attached for further information.

Volume III, Issue 3 Next week’s calendar;

Saturday, 8/10/19—HASA

Sports Cards & Collectibles

Show, 9 a.m.-3 p.m., Cafeteria Tuesday, 8/13/19—School

Supply Packet Sales, 9 a.m.-12

p.m., Room 110; Advancement

Committee meeting, 6:30 p.m. Wednesday, 8/14/19—School

Supply Packet Sales, 3-7 p.m.,

Room 110; Used Uniform Ex-

change, 3-7 p.m., MPR Thursday, 8/15/19—School

Supply Packet Sales, 9 a.m.-12

p.m., Room 110 Saturday, 8/17/19—New Fam-

ily Welcome Brunch, 9-11 a.m.,

Auditorium

Summer Office Hours—The

office is open Monday through

Thursday, 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.,

throughout the summer.

Amazon Smile—While school

shopping this summer, remem-

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to support Monsignor Slade

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Please be sure to check the Au-

gust & September calendars

attached for information on

upcoming events and the start

of school on September 3rd.

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Weekly Update

Mission Statement The mission of Monsignor Slade Catholic School is to promote Catholic faith and intellectu-

al development in our students. We do this by teaching about and modeling the precepts of

the Catholic faith, as well as challenging our students with a rigorous course of study. We

do this so that they will use their faith, knowledge, and skills to shape their futures positively

and work for the benefit of the whole society.

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Visit us on the Web!

www.msladeschool.com

Box Tops for Education Program: This summer, you'll start seeing new digital Box

Tops on products, and schools will start earning through a new Box Tops for Education

mobile app by scanning your store receipt. As the new app launches, you can even

"double-dip" during the packaging transition by clipping the tops AND scanning your

receipt containing participating products. Please see the attached letter for an overview of

these changes. Thank you for helping our school earn money through the Box Tops for

Education program.

Vote for Slade! Less than a week remains to vote for Monsignor Slade in the Maryland

Gazette Reader’s Choice contest! With your help, 2019 could be our winning year! Share

with friends, family, and other friends of Slade! After clicking on the link below, scroll

down to grey boxes, click on “Children,” and vote for “Best Lower Private School.” Please vote for us today: https://www.capitalgazette.com/contests/ac-cn-2019-maryland-gazette-readers-choice-contest-20190724-a24m5ka3hfh35g6qnmmzv6eon4-story.html#//

Would you like to get a head start on your service hours? Volunteer to assist at the New

Family Welcome Brunch on August 17, 2019, from 8:30 a.m. - 12 p.m. We are seeking

current families and students to come represent Monsignor Slade and act as a welcoming

committee for our incoming families. Students should be in uniform. Please contact Mrs.

Hilmer, [email protected], if interested.

Don’t forget! Refer friends and neighbors to check out Monsignor Slade Catholic School!

Limited seats available! You can earn an easy $500.00 off your tuition by referring a

friend. If they apply, ensure your student or family name is on their application. After the

student is enrolled for one year, your family will receive a tuition credit. Referral credits

cannot exceed full tuition expense.

Seeking Advancement Committee members: Do you have experience in marketing,

sales, fundraising, volunteer management or are simply committed to helping Monsignor

Slade grow? The Advancement Committee meets once a month on a Tuesday evening. We

need friend-raisers! In interested, please reach out to Mrs. Hilmer in the Advancement Of-

fice at [email protected].

Incoming Seventh Grade – Please be reminded that it is mandatory for all incoming sev-

enth graders to have one additional TDap and one meningococcal vaccination before

school begins in the fall. Your child will not be able to begin seventh grade without hav-

ing these additional vaccines. When your child receives the vaccinations, please make

sure to provide a copy of the immunization to the school registrar as soon as possible so

that we can update his or her record before the start of the school year. Copies of the im-

munization record can either be sent to the office by fax to 410-787-0594, or you can

email it to the school registrar, Mrs. Joanna Buchanan, at [email protected].

Advancement Announcements:

Grade Level Reminders:

Important News and Notes (continued):

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Compare and Choose Low Option Accident Only High Option Accident Only

Maximum Benefit: $25,000 (For Each Injury) $25,000 (For Each Injury)

Deductible: $0 $0

Inpatient

Room & Board: Up to $150 per day/Semi-private room rate

80% of Reasonable Charges/Semi-private room rate

Hospital Miscellaneous: $600 maximum per day $1,200 maximum per day

Registered Nurse: 75% of Reasonable Charges 100% of Reasonable Charges

Physician’s Visits:(Benefits are limited to one visit per day and do not apply when related to surgery)

$40 first day/$25 each subsequent day $60 first day/$40 each subsequent day

Outpatient

Day Surgery Miscellaneous: $1,000 maximum $1,200 maximum

Physician’s Visits:Benefits are limited to one visit per day and do not apply when related to surgery or physiotherapy)

$40 first day/$25 each subsequent day

$60 first day/$40 each subsequent day

Outpatient Physical Therapy:(Benefits are limited to one visit per day)

$30 first day/$20 each subsequent day/5 days maximum

$60 first day/$40 each subsequent day/5 days maximum

Emergency Room Services:(Treatment must be rendered within 72 hours from the time of the injury)

$150 maximum $300 maximum

X-Rays: $200 maximum $600 maximum

Diagnostic Imaging Services: $300 maximum $600 maximum

Laboratory: $50 maximum $300 maximum

Prescription Drugs: $75 maximum $200 maximum

Injections: No Benefits No Benefits

Orthopedic Braces & Appliances: $75 maximum $140 maximum

Inpatient and/or Outpatient

Surgery Fees:(Limited to primary procedure per injury)

$1,000 maximum $1,200 maximum

Anesthetist: 20% of Surgery Allowance 25% of Surgery Allowance

Assistant Surgeon: 20% of Surgery Allowance 25% of Surgery Allowance

Ambulance: $300 maximum $800 maximum

Consultant: $200 maximum $400 maximum

Dental Treatment due to Injury to Teeth:(For Injury to sound, natural teeth only)

$10,000 maximum per policy term $10,000 maximum per policy term

Replacement of Eye Glasses, Contact Lenses or Hearing Aids that are broken as a result of a Covered Injury:

100% of Reasonable Charges 100% of Reasonable Charges

Durable Medical Equipment: No Benefits No Benefits

Maternity: No Benefits No Benefits

Complication of Pregnancy: No Benefits No Benefits

2019-2020 Student Accident CoverageServiced by: K&K Insurance Group, Inc. Phone: 855-742-3135

Remember to visit our website for faster enrollment: www.studentinsurance-kk.com Online Enrollment—Secured Accident Coverage can be purchased any time throughout the year.

ACCIDENT ONLY COVERAGE: The Policy provides benefits for loss due to a covered Injury up to the Maximum Benefit of $25,000 for each Injury. Provided that treatment by a qualified, licensed Physician begins within 60 days from the date of Injury, benefits will be paid for Covered Medical Expenses incurred within 52 weeks from the date of Injury up to the Maximum Benefit per service as shown below.

SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS: Maximum Benefits Paid As Specified Below. Medically Necessary and Reasonable Charges are based on the 75th percentile.

Expenses for the following are not covered: Prosthetic Devices, Mental and Nervous Disorders, Injections.

Details of these benefits may be found in the Master Policy on file at the School District. NOTE: This is a brief summary of the benefits and not a contract. A Master Policy has been provided to your school district that contains all of the provisions, limitations and exclusions and qualifications of the insurance benefits. The Master policy is the contract and will govern and control the payment of benefits.

24-Hour Accident (Students & Employees) Around-the-clock/anywhere in the world. Before, during and after school. Weekends, vacation and all summer including summer

school. School sponsored and extracurricular sports excluding High School Football. $82.00 $122.00

24-Hour Accident (Summer Only Coverage, Students Only) Summer begins on the first day after the school year ends. Summer ends the first day of the next school year.

$27.00 $38.00

At-School Accident (Students & Employees) During the regular school term, on school premises while school is in session. Direct and uninterrupted travel to and from home and

scheduled classes. School Sponsored and supervised activities and sports excluding High School Football. Travel to and from school sponsored and supervised activities and sports while in a school furnished or approved vehicle.

$26.00 $35.00

High School Football (Full Year) Play or practice of regularly scheduled football. Consult your Athletic Department for enrollment instructions. $134.00 $205.00

High School Football (Spring Only Rates) For new players who participate in spring training and not already insured under Football Coverage. Sports seasons are defined by

your state high school athletic association.$59.00 $87.00

High School Football and At-School Accident (Covers all athletics) $160.00 $240.00

High School Football and 24-Hour Accident (Covers all athletics) $216.00 $327.00

Facts about the Policy1. WHO IS ELIGIBLE: students of the policyholder

who make the required premium contribution for the coverage selected are eligible. Student status continues after graduation and between school years unless the person enrolls at a different school district.

2. The Master Policy on file with the school district is a non-renewable policy.

3. This is a limited benefit policy.4. COVERAGE EFFECTIVE DATE: A person’s coverage

takes effect at the later of the date his or her completed application and premium is received by the company or the effective date of the policy issued to his or her school or school district.

5. COVERAGE TERMINATION DATE: Coverage ends on the earlier of the date his or her coverage has been in force for twelve months or the first day of the next school year.

All coverage ceases if the policyholder cancels the policy or when person ceases to be eligible.

Termination of coverage for any reason will not affect a claim which occurs before coverage ends.

6. LATE ENROLLMENT: Coverage may be purchased at any time during the school year. There is no premium reduction for any individual who enrolls late in the year

7. CANCELLATION: Coverage under the Policy will not be cancelled, and accordingly, premiums may not be refunded after acceptance by the Company. However, a pro-rata refund of premium shall be made in the event a Covered Person enters the Military Service.

8. STUDENT TRANSFER: The policy continues to be in force anywhere in the world if the Covered Person should relocate prior to the expiration of coverage.

Enroll online at:www.StudentInsurance-kk.com or by mail using attached enrollment form.1. Complete and detach the enrollment form.2. Make check or money order payable to

Nationwide Life Insurance Company. Do not send cash. The Company is not responsible for cash payments.

3. Write your child’s name on your check or money order.

4. Mail completed enrollment form with payment back to:

K&K Insurance Group, P.O. Box 2338 Fort Wayne, IN 46801-23385. Your cancelled check, credit card billing, or

money order stub will be your receipt and confirmation of payment.

6. Keep this brochure for future reference. Individual policies will not be sent to you.

Privacy PolicyWe know that your privacy is important to you and we strive to protect the confidentiality of your nonpublic personal information. We do not disclose any nonpublic personal information about our customers or former customers to anyone, except as permitted or required by law. We believe we maintain appropriate physical, electronic and procedural safeguards to ensure the security of your nonpublic personal information.

Administered by:K&K Insurance Group, P.O. Box 2338, Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2338

PLEASE NOTE - FOR COVERAGE PLANS LISTED BELOW Coverage Effective Date: A person’s coverage takes effect at the later of the date his or her completed application and premium is received by the company or the effective date of the policy issued to his or her school or school district.

Coverage Termination Date: Coverage ends on the earlier of the date his or her coverage has been in force for twelve months or the first day of the next school year. All coverage ceases if the policyholder cancels the policy or when the person ceases to be eligible. Termination of coverage for any reason will not affect a claim which occurs before coverage ends.

Low Option High Option

Choose Your Coverage Plan: One-Time Payment For Accident Coverage

STUDENT INSURANCE CARD

Student’s Name If premium has been paid, the student whose name appears

above has been insured under a Policy issued to:

School District: Accident Only Coverage: q24-HOUR q24-HOUR (Summer Only Coverage)qAT-SCHOOL qFOOTBALL qFOOTBALL (Spring Only)

Paid by Check # Amount Paid: Date Paid:

Policy # Underwritten by: Nationwide Life Insurance Company

Claims Questions: K&K Insurance Group, Inc.1712 Magnavox Way • Fort Wayne, IN 46801 • 800-237-2917

!Cut out card and retain for your records

1799(MD_MB_ENG_03/19)

Life $10,000Both arms or both legs $10,000Both hands and both feet $10,000One arm and one leg $10,000One hand and one foot $10,000Either both hands or both feet $10,000Speech and hearing in both ears $10,000The sight of both eyes $10,000The sight of one eye and either one hand or one foot $10,000Either one arm or one leg $7,500Either one hand or one foot $5,000Speech or hearing in both ears $5,000Sight of one eye $5,000Hearing in one ear $2,500Both the thumb and index finger of one hand $2,500

Policy Exclusions and Limitations for Accident Only CoveragesThe following exclusions apply to any and all Benefits and any applicable Riders, unless otherwise specifically referenced. We will not pay Benefits for:

1. An Injury or Loss that is: a. caused by war or any act of war, declared or

undeclared, whether civil or international, or any substantial armed conflict between organized forces of military nature (which does not include acts of terrorism);

b. caused while the Insured is serving full-time active duty (more than 31 days) in any Armed Forces;

c. caused by participating in a riot or violent disorder; d. the result of an Insured’s taking part in committing

or attempting to commit a felony, or engaging in any unlawful act or illegal occupation, or committing or provoking an unlawful act;

e. the result of the Insured being under the influence of any drug, narcotic, intoxicant or chemical (unless prescribed by a Physician and taken according to the Physician’s instructions) as defined by the law of the jurisdiction in which the Accidental Injury occurred. Conviction is not necessary for determination of being “under the influence.”; or

f. intentionally self-inflicted, including suicide or attempt thereof, while sane or insane.

2. An Injury or Loss that is the result of travel or flight (including getting in or out, on or off) in any aircraft except solely as a fare-paying passenger in a commercial aircraft, or as a passenger in a Policyholder chartered aircraft, provided such aircraft has a valid and current airworthiness certificate and is operated by a duly licensed or certified pilot, and while such aircraft is being used for the sole purpose of transportation and such travel is listed as a Covered Activity in the Schedule of Benefits.

3. Any Accident where the Insured is the operator and does not possess a current and valid motor vehicle operator’s license (except in a Driver’s Education Program).

4. An Accident that occurs while: a. participating in any hazardous activities, including the

sports of snowmobile, ATV (all terrain or similar type wheeled vehicle), personal watercraft, sky diving, scuba diving, skin diving, hang gliding, cave exploration, bungee jumping, parachute jumping or mountain climbing;

b. riding, driving, or testing a motorized vehicle used in a race or speed contest, sport, exhibition work or test driving. Motorized Vehicle for purposes of this provision

means any self-propelled vehicle or conveyance, including but not limited to automobiles, trucks, motorcycles, ATV’s, snow mobiles, tractors, golf carts, motorized scooters, lawn mowers, heavy equipment used for excavating, boats, and personal watercraft. Motorized Vehicle does not include a Medically Necessary motorized wheelchair, unless such activity is specifically listed as a Covered Activity in the Schedule of Benefits.

5. Medical or surgical treatment, diagnostic or preventative care of any Sickness, except for treatment of pyogenic infection that results from an Accidental Injury or a bacterial infection that results from the Accidental ingestion of contaminated substances.

6. Any Heart or Circulatory Malfunction, whether or not known or diagnosed, except as may be otherwise covered under the Policy or unless the immediate cause of such malfunction is external trauma.

1. Expenses Incurred for services or treatment rendered by a Physician, Nurse or any other Provider who is:

a. employed or retained by the Policyholder, or its subsidiaries or affiliates;

b. the Insured, or the Insured’s Family Member. 2. Expenses Incurred for charges which the Insured would not

have to pay if he/she did not have insurance or for which no charge is made.

3. Expenses Incurred for charges which are in excess of Reasonable Charges.

4. That part of medical expenses payable by any automobile insurance Policy without regard to fault.

5. Expenses Incurred for any treatment that is considered to be experimental by the American Medical Association (AMA) or the American Dental Association (ADA).

6. Expenses Incurred for the examination, prescription,

purchase, or fitting of eyeglasses, contact lenses, or hearing aids, unless Injury has caused impairment of sight or hearing or unless repair or replacement of existing eye glasses, contact lenses or hearing aids is necessary as a result of a covered Injury.

7. Expenses Incurred for new, or repair or replacement of, dentures, bridges, dental implants, dental bands or braces or other dental appliances, crowns, caps, inlays or onlays, fillings or any other treatment of the teeth or gums, except as a result of Injury up to the Dental Maximum shown in the Schedule of Benefits, if applicable.

8. Expenses Incurred for personal comfort or convenience items including, but not limited to, Hospital telephone charges, television rentals, or guest meals.

9. Expenses Incurred for or in connection with Custodial Care, unless otherwise specified in the Schedule of Benefits.

10. Expenses Incurred for supervision of an anesthetist. 11. Expenses Incurred for Durable Medical Equipment rental in

excess of the purchase price. 12. Expenses Incurred for subsequent repairs and replacement

of prosthetic devices. 13. Expenses Incurred for any condition covered by any

Workers’ Compensation Act, Occupational Disease law or similar law.

Additional exclusions for the Accident Medical Expense Benefit and any applicable Riders: We will not pay Benefits for:

Accidental Death & Specific Loss Benefits:The Aggregate Limit is $500,000 and is the maximum amount payable for claims incurred for all Insureds under the Policy which are caused by any one Incident that occurs when the Policy is in force. If this limit is not sufficient to pay the total of all such Claims, then the Benefit payable to any one Insured will be determined in proportion to our total aggregate limit of liability. This Aggregate Limit of Liability applies only to Accidental Death and Specific Loss Benefits.

Injury A bodily injury which is: 1. directly and independently caused by specific Accidental

contact with another body or object; 2. a source of loss that is sustained while the Insured Person

is covered under this Policy and while he or she is taking part in a Covered Activity.

For all Benefits, Injury includes Heart and Circulatory Malfunction, subject to the following conditions: 1. Malfunction must occur before age 65 while the Insured is

taking part in a Covered Activity; and

2. The symptom(s) of such malfunction(s) is (are) first medically treated while the Policy is in force with respect to the Insured and within 48 hours of having taken part in a Covered Activity; and

3. Such Insured has not, within one year prior to the date of participation in the Covered Activity, been medically diagnosed with, or received any medication for, any myocardial infarction, angina pectoris, coronary thrombosis, hypertension, heart attack, or a cerebral vascular incident.

For the Accident Medical Expense Benefit, Injury also includes repetitive motion injuries resulting from participation in a Covered Activity. Repetitive motion injuries are injuries such as, but not limited to, strains, sprains, hernias, tennis elbow, tendonitis, bursitis, and muscle tears. The repetitive motion injury must be diagnosed by a Physician and occur within 30 days of participation in a Covered Activity.

All Injuries sustained in one Accident, including all related conditions and recurrent symptoms of these Injuries will be considered as one Injury.

Accident Only Definitions:

Accident Only Coverage Plans Low Option High Option

24-HOUR q$82.00 q$122.00

24-HOUR Summer Only q$27.00 q$38.00

AT-SCHOOL q$26.00 q$35.00

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COVERAGE Full Year q$134.00 q$205.00

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL COVERAGE Spring Only For New Players

q$59.00 q$87.00

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL and AT-SCHOOL Covers all athletics

q$160.00 q$240.00

HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL and 24-HOUR Covers all athletics

q$216.00 q$327.00

Student Insurance Plan Options — Check Your Selection:

Complete this section only if you wish to pay with a Credit CardFull name as it appears on cardFirst Name: MI: Last Name: Billing Address (if different than above)Street # Address Apt #

City: State: Zip:

Card Number: Expiration Date: Month: Year: Cardholder signature:

Company does not issue refunds nor accept responsibility for cash payments. (Rejection of check or credit card by bank for any reason, will invalidate insurance.)

Enroll online for quicker service at www.StudentInsurance-kk.com or complete and mail this form

Enrollment Form (School Year 2019-2020)

Student’s Last Name:

Student’s First Name:

Student’s Middle Name: Date of Birth:

Street Address:

City: State: Zip:

Name of School District (required):

Name of School:

Grade Level: qPre-K/Headstart qKindergarten/Elementary qMiddle School qHigh School/Above

Signature of Parent or Guardian:

Date: Email Address: Phone Number:

Enclose check for total payment payable to: Nationwide Life Insurance Company. Checks, money orders, or credit cards accepted. DO NOT SEND CASH TOTAL ENCLOSED: $ 1799(MD_MB_ENG_03/19)

Mail this completed form with payment back to: K&K Insurance Group, P.O. Box 2338, Fort Wayne, IN 46801-2338

Date: Thursday August 29, 2019

Time: 6:00 – 7:00 p.m.

Where: Monsignor Slade Catholic School

Who: Pre-K4 – 8th grade students

Come and meet your teachers, while enjoying a

refreshing summer treat.

All homeroom lists will be posted.

Please RSVP by August 22nd, with the number of family members

attending, to https://forms.gle/wxMFDcBbsKqc6oAX8.

Our 9/11 Worldwide Freedom Harvest Food Drive will

kick-off on August 29th. Please consider bringing canned food

donations to the Ice Cream Social in support of this worthy cause.

Thank you for any support you can provide!!

Monsignor Slade Catholic School

Ice Cream Social

https://forms.gle/wxMFDcBbsKqc6oAX8

We Need Your

Shoes! Help Slade’s Shoe Drive!

September 3 through October 15, 2019 We are collecting gently worn, used and new shoes

to help support small business owners in developing nations. Drop them off in the marked boxes in the Lobby and MPR.

SCHOOL STORE – 2019-2020 SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST Below is a list of the school supplies which the various grades will be using this coming school year. The Pre-K

4 through 3rd grade students are required to purchase all of their supplies from our school store. There will be two

packages for each of the other grades. Packet #1 must be purchased from our school store. The items listed in

Packet #2 are required, but may be purchased elsewhere.

Any item listed in the packet that is marked with an asterisk (*) will be distributed by the teacher.

The school store will be open Tuesday, August 13, through Thursday, August 15, and Monday, August 19.

For your convenience, the school store hours are:

Tuesday, August 13, and Thursday, August 15, from 9 am – 12 Noon.

Wednesday, August 14, and Monday August 19, from 3 pm – 7 pm.

The cost of the required student supply packet will be charged to your FACTS account on August 1, 2019,

unless you have made an alternate payment date arrangement with Mrs. Kathie Sullivan by July 19, 2019.

The optional supply packets will be available for purchase by cash or check. You may charge the cost to your

FACTS account if you contact Mrs. Sullivan by July 19, 2019. The cost will then be added to your FACTS

account for payment on August 1, 2019.

PRE-K 4 PRICE $46.00

Must be purchased at our school store.

1 - book bag 1 – zipper pencil case 3 -Elmer’s glue stick

1 - pair of scissors 3 - beginner pencil with eraser 2 - black dry erase markers – chisel tip

2 - boxes of triangular crayons 1 - Crayola markers 1 - My Big World subscription*

KINDERGARTEN PACKET #1 PRICE $62.00


1 - box of 24 crayons 1 - beginner pencil with eraser 1 - 2-pocket folders with clasps

1 - pair of scissors 4 - #2 pencils 1 - crayon holder box*

1 - folder 1 - Crossover pencil grip 1 - Rosary*

1 - box of triangular crayons 2 - Dab ‘n Stick glue 1 - End of Year Tee Shirt*

1 - jumbo pencil case 1 - pink eraser 1 - Scholastic News subscription*

1 - manuscript copybook 1 - My Story Journal 1 - National Geographic magazine*

1 - 4 oz. Crayola school glue 1 - Story Journal 1 set of computer headphones*

3 - black dry erase markers – fine tip

KINDERGARTEN PACKET #2 PRICE $22.00

NEW STUDENTS (Returning students purchased in Pre K-4)


1 - book bag

GRADE 1 PRICE $44.00


*NO MECHANICAL PENCILS*

1 - Class Work folder 1 - pair of scissors 12 - #2 pencils*

2 - pocket folders 1 - Crayola twistables crayons 1 - asst. color marble copybook*

2 - manuscript copybooks 1 - pink eraser 2 - 2-pocket folder with clasps*

4 -black dry erase markers –chisel tip 2 - Elmer’s glue sticks 1 - Scholastic News subscription*

1 - jumbo pencil case 1 - box of 24 crayons 2 - My Story Journals*

1 - 4 oz. Crayola school glue 1 - assignment book

GRADE 2 $46.00



1 - assignment book 2 - Elmer’s glue stick 2 - primary copybooks

1 - jumbo pencil case 1 - yellow highlighter 2 - asst. color marble copybooks

1 - 4 oz. Crayola school glue 1 - box of 24 crayons 2 - My 2nd

Grade Story Journal

1 - pair of scissors 48 - #2 pencils 6 - black dry erase markers – fine tip

1 - triangle pencil grip 1 - box of colored pencils Handwriting Paper*

2 - pink erasers 1 - Class Work folder 1 - Scholastic News subscription*

GRADE 3 $55.00



1 - plastic closed portfolio w/pockets 1 - black marble copybook 1 - pkg. 3x5 white index cards

2 - cursive copybooks 1 - jumbo pencil case 1 - 12" ruler*

4 - asst. color marble copybooks 1 - 4 oz. Crayola school glue 2 - classroom baskets with handles*

1 - tablet of loose leaf paper 1 - pair of scissors 1 - Writing Process folder*

1 - assignment book 1 - Elmer’s glue stick 1 - Scholastic News Subscription*

1 - plastic 2-pocket folder 1 - yellow highlighter Handwriting Paper*

1 - dry erase marker - chisel tip 1 - box of 24 crayons

12 - #2 pencils 1 - box of colored pencils

GRADE 4 PACKET #1 PRICE $64.00



1 – plastic 2-pocket folder 2 - tablets of loose-leaf paper 2 - classroom baskets with handles*

4 - asst. color marble copybooks 1 - assignment book 1 - Scholastic News subscription*

2 - black marble copybook 2 - 2-pocket folders 1 - Storyworks subscription*

1 - spiral journal 1 - Boomerang folder Handwriting Paper*

1 - Math Tools folder 1 - novel fee for required reading**




1 - pkg. asst. dry erase markers 1 - 2-pocket folder 2 - classroom baskets with handles*

2 - blue marble copybook 1 - 4-pocket project organizer 1 - Scholastic News subscription*

4 - asst. color marble copybooks 1 - plastic 2-pocket folder 1 - Storyworks subscription*

1 - tablet of loose-leaf paper 1 - 2-pocket folder with clasps 1 - novel fee for required reading**

1 - assignment book

GRADES 4 & 5 PACKET #2 PRICE $14.00

These are required items, but may be purchased anywhere.

1 - jumbo soft pencil case ONLY! 1 - set of colored pencils 1 - Elmer’s glue stick

3 - red pens 1 - pair of scissors 4 - #2 pencils

1 - 6 inch ruler 1 - pkg. assorted highlighters 1 - box of 24 crayons

1 - pkg. 3x5 white index cards (100 ct.)



3 - 2-pocket folders w/clasps 1 - book cover 8 oz. Model Magic *

1 - blue marble copybooks 1 - assignment book 1 - pair of safety goggles*

1 - 5-subject spiral notebook 1 - plastic 2-pocket folder 1 - Jr. Scholastic subscription*

1 - 1” hard plastic binder 3 - 2-pocket folder 1 - novel fee for required reading**

1 - pkg. plastic pocket dividers 2 - assorted color copybook 1 - Science Lab fee**

1 - plastic portfolio w/pockets 1 - roll contact paper


These are required items, but may be purchased anywhere.


1 - jumbo soft zipper pencil case ONLY! 1 - pencil sharpener

3 - blue or black erasable pens 1 - set of colored pencils 1 - yellow highlighter

4 - #2 pencils 1 - pair of scissors 2 - tablets of loose leaf paper

2 - red pens 1 - Elmer’s glue stick 1 - 6” ruler (w/metric & customary)



1 - pocket folder 1 - 1” hard plastic binders 2 - jumbo book cover

3 - blue marble copybooks 1 - pkg. plastic pocket dividers 1 - assignment book

1 - assorted color copybook 1 - graph paper pack 1 - Jr. Scholastic Subscription*

1 - pkg. 4x6 colored index cards 2 - 2-pocket plastic folders 1 - Science Lab fee**

1 - pkg. 3x5 white index cards 1 - 5-subject spiral notebook 1 - novel fee for required reading**

4 - 2-pocket plastic folders with clasps



1 - pocket folder 3 - blue marble copybooks 1- 2-pocket plastic folder

1 - assignment book 1 - pkg. plastic pocket dividers 1 - 9x12 brown envelope

1 - pkg. 4x6 colored index cards 2 - asst. color marble copybook 4 - plastic pocket folder, 3-hole punch

3 - 1” hard plastic binder 1 -pkg. assorted highlighters 1 - Jr. Scholastic subscription*

4 -2-pocket plastic folders w/ clasp 1- jumbo book cover 1 - Science Lab fee**

1 - novel fee for required reading**

GRADES 7 & 8 PACKET #2 PRICE $19.00 These items are required, but may be purchased anywhere.

1 - jumbo pencil case 1 - set of colored pencils 2 - red pens

3 - blue or black pens 1 - pair of scissors 4 - tablets of loose-leaf

1 - yellow highlighter 1 - Elmer’s Glue Stick 1 - 6” ruler (w/metric & customary)

4 - #2 pencils (may use disposable mechanical)

NO MARKERS OR WHITE-OUT!

ADDITIONAL ITEMS:

Nap Mat – Full Day Pre K 4 $29.00

3-yd. roll clear contact paper $4.25

Stretchable covers for textbooks $3.00

PLEASE NOTE THE FOLLOWING:

Due to Health Department regulations, each child must have his/her own headphones to use in the Computer

Lab. Your child’s headphones will be labeled with his/her name and kept in a plastic, ziploc bag in the Computer

Lab. The headphones are used through 2nd

grade at Monsignor Slade. Students in grades 3 -8 may continue to use

the purchased headphones or may use ear buds purchased on their own. Also, due to Health Department

regulations, each child must have his/her own safety goggles to use in the Science Lab. Safety goggles will be

labeled with the student’s name and kept in a plastic, ziploc bag in the Science Lab. Goggles are supplied in the 6th

grade and are used throughout the student’s middle school years at Slade.

* Packet item will be distributed by the teacher

** Included in the cost of the packet for grades 4-8, there is a novel fee for required reading. The cost of

these novel fees are as follows: Grade 4 - $9.50, Grade 5 - $9.00, Grade 6 - $18.00, Grade 7 - $17.00, Grade 8 -

$18.00. This money is collected at the time your packet is purchased; however, the novels will be distributed by

your student’s teacher.

Included in the required packet for grades 6, 7 & 8 is a $6.00 Science Lab fee used to offset supplies used in the

Science Lab.

MONSIGNOR SLADE CATHOLIC SCHOOL

SERVICE HOURS PROGRAM LETTER FISCAL SCHOOL YEAR 2019-2020

Dear Parents,

Again this year, Monsignor Slade Catholic School will be offering the “Service Hours Program”. It is a great way to become

involved in your child’s education. Each family is required to give twelve hours of service during the school year or pay

additional $300.00 tuition by December 31, 2019. Please consult the MSCS Parent & Student Handbook for the payment schedule

if choosing to pay rather than perform service hours. Please remember that VIRTUS/STAND training is necessary for many areas

of volunteering.

The students here at Slade profit greatly from your services. Classrooms benefit from parent aides, the sport programs are able

to remain strong, and the school community realizes a greater participation in the fundraising activities, to name a few.

This sign-up sheet needs to be returned to the school by September 6, 2019. Events coded A take place in the first half of the

school year, and the events coded B take place in the second half of the school year. All other activities are events which take

place throughout the year. Be sure to note events that occur in the beginning of the school year on your calendar. We cannot

guarantee that you will be able to work in your chosen area, but we will do our best to accommodate your requests. The earlier

you return this sheet, the better your chances of getting the area you have requested. Workers will be chosen on a first-come, first-

served basis. Please refer to the explanation sheet when selecting your area of interest because not all choices will complete your

hours by themselves. If you have not been contacted within two weeks of an event, it is your responsibility to contact the proper

chairperson listed in the Parent & Student Handbook. If your family does not return the Service Hours Program form, we will

assume that you agree to pay the $300.00 fee by December 31, 2019. After all forms have been returned, a list will be compiled

for each individual event. You will receive a confirmation notice by late September indicating which events you signed up to

work.

We encourage parents to contribute their service, and require that they complete their time by May 1, 2020. Any hours not

completed by this date will be billed at the maximum rate of $30 per hour for the delinquent hours. When parents participate in

Service Hours activities, they are responsible to sign in and out. If a sign-in sheet cannot be located, be sure to ask the

chairperson! Parents must take the initiative to complete their hours by the May 1 deadline.

Those parents who choose to send in the $300.00 are asked to do so by December 31, 2019. Please indicate on the check that

this is your Service Hours Program payment. Any payment not received by the December 31 deadline will increase according to

the payment schedule in the Parent & Student Handbook.

PLEASE COMPLETE BOTH SIDES OF THIS FORM AND RETURN BY SEPTEMBER 6, 2019. Any questions should be

directed to Mrs. Kathie Sullivan, Support Programs Coordinator, (410) 766-7130, ext. 104, or via e-mail at:

[email protected]. Mailing address: M.S.C.S., Attn: Kathie Sullivan, 120 Dorsey Rd., Glen Burnie, MD 21061

PLEASE CHECK ONE: ___ I agree to give my twelve hours of service during the school year, and have read the explanation

sheet.

___ I agree to pay the $300.00 to the school by December 31, 2019.

PRINT OR TYPE: NAME OF PARENT/GUARDIAN _________________________________________________________

HOME PHONE ____________________ WORK PHONE _____________________ E-MAIL ___________________________

NAME(S) OF OLDEST CHILD IN SLADE: ____________________________________________________________________

SIGNATURE OF PARENT/GUARDIAN: ______________________________________________________________________

SIGN-UP SHEET -----SERVICE HOURS PROGRAM ACTIVITIES-----2019-2020

To simplify the sign-up procedure, you are asked to check your area of interest. Please take some time to read the Service Hours

Explanation Sheet and decide what events or activities would best fit your schedule. Remember to spread your time evenly. Each

Home and School Association event is coded with an (A) or (B) - (A) indicating an event which takes place in the first half of the

school year, and (B) in the second half of the school year. The Service Hours Program Explanation Sheet will give further

clarification on events without an (A) or (B) code.

If you have any special skills that you would like to offer to Slade in exchange for service hours (i.e. painter, plumber, carpenter,

seamstress, professional baker, etc.), please list here: ______________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________

IN-SCHOOL SERVICE

_____ Advancement Committee**

_____ Aide in the Classroom**

_____ Club Volunteer**

_____ Hospitality Committee **

_____ Maintenance**

_____ Office Volunteer

_____ Parent Cleaning Days

_____ Uniform Exchange**

BAKING

_____ For Events (i.e. Student Bake Sales,

Grandparents’ Days, etc.)

(1 cakes, 2 doz. cupcakes or brownies

= 1 hour of credit)

SPORTS PROGRAM** Positions will be handled through our Athletic Council and the Sports

Commissioners. Sign-up will be available through registration. Information on service hours earned through the sports program can be

found in the Parent & Student Handbook. For further information

concerning positions available, contact one of the Athletic Council members listed in the Parent & Student Handbook.

Please check the sport below that you will be working

with to earn service hours:

_____ Basketball

_____ Cheerleading

_____ Field Hockey

_____ GOTR/HOTR

_____ Lacrosse

_____ Soccer

HOME AND SCHOOL ASSOCIATION

ACTIVITIES

_____ Boo Family Bingo (A)**

_____ Bags ‘N Bling Bingo (B)**

_____ Candy Sale (B)

_____ Christmas at Slade (A)**

_____ Father/Daughter Dance (B)**

Mother/Son Adventure

_____ Flower Mart (B)**

_____ May Fair (B)**

_____ Race for Slade (A)**

_____ Sports Card Shows (A, B)**

**Denotes that participant must be STV/STAND

compliant in order to participate in this activity.

Explanation of the Service Hours Program for 2019-2020 Each family with students enrolled in grades Pre-K4 (Full Day)-8 will be responsible for completing its own hours. Participants must be 21 years of age or older. Any high school age child that assists for any school function will only be able to receive credit towards their high school community service hours. Service hours cannot be shared among families or friends.

Please note: It is your responsibility to sign in and out so that you receive proper credit for hours worked.

Only activities listed below, or approved by the Support Programs Coordinator in writing, will qualify for Service Hours Program credit. Excess hours cannot be carried over to the following school year.

Advancement Committee - Volunteers are needed with experience in areas such as marketing, advertising, publishing, communications, relationship-building, and/or grant-writing, to assist the Advancement Office in promoting and increasing the visibility of Monsignor Slade Catholic School. Requires attendance at monthly meetings and participation in sub-committees. Meeting and subcommittee work will involve after-school and/or weekend volunteer time.

Baking for Events - If you choose to bake for events, you will be notified of upcoming events and the type of baked goods needed. You must send in one cake, two dozen cupcakes or two dozen brownies, etc., to receive one hour of credit for each event. No credit will be given for store-bought items. A list of the baking events include: Christmas at Slade, three Grandparents' Days, Bingo, and monthly bake sales for students. You will be notified of any additional baking opportunities. (No other areas that you may be asked to donate baked goods for during the school year will earn any Service Hours Program credit, i.e., sporting banquet, band banquet, etc.) A letter will be sent home at the end of September explaining the specifics for this event to those who sign up to bake for events.

Classroom Aide/Volunteer - You may work any day, Monday through Friday, in the kindergarten through 8th grade, as needed by a teacher. Please contact your child's homeroom teacher for further information as to dates, times, etc. Aides assist the teacher by working with individual students or small groups of students. Hours will be credited for services performed between 8:15 and 2:15 p.m. In order to receive proper credit for your service hours, you must indicate "Classroom Aide” and the homeroom number for which you are assisting when you sign in at the Front Office. Participants must be 21 years of age or older. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Club Volunteer - Parents volunteer to assist the club moderator in various capacities as requested by the teacher. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Hospitality Committee - This committee is comprised of three sub-committees. Each will be responsible for set-up, including making coffee and punch, serving and clean-up. Committee #1 - August 28, 2019 - New Parents' Night; November 11, 2019 and January 26, 2020 - Open Houses Committee #2 - October 9 and 10, 2019 - Donuts with Dad; February 26 and 27, 2020 - Muffins with Mom; April 22, 23 and 24, 2020 - Grandparents’ Days. You will be scheduled by the Hospitality Committee Chairperson to work for these receptions and/or socials. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Maintenance - Assist our maintenance engineer with the grounds work, painting, hauling, and more. Weekday and weekend opportunities are available. If interested, you are responsible to contact our Facilities Manager at (410) 766-1598 and leave a message. Be sure to include your daytime phone number.

Office Volunteer – The school office needs volunteers who can do occasional clerical work. Typical in-school jobs would include front desk reception, preparing mailing materials, making copies for teachers, etc. At-home volunteer work would include: making phone calls, stuffing envelopes, applying labels and postage to mailings, clipping box tops, etc.

Parent Cleaning Days – November 2, 2019, January 25, 2020 and April 18, 2020. Whenever parent cleaning days are scheduled, parents come to school to do some general cleaning and yard work. This event takes place from approximately 7:30 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. on Saturday mornings. You will receive one hour of credit for every hour worked.

Sports Programs - Sports hours are earned as follows: Offices: Athletic Council Officers - 12 hours; Sports Commissioners - 12 hours; Sport Directors - 12 hours; Teams: Coach - 12 hours; Assistant Coach (up to two per team) - 10 hours; Event Monitor - 10 hours; Team Parent - 5 hours. Any questions may be directed to one of the Athletic Council members listed in the Handbook or on the Slade sports website—www.sladesports.com. All participants who are planning to volunteer in the sports program must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Uniform Exchange - Volunteers are needed to help sort and organize donated uniforms prior to the scheduled uniform exchange sale. During the event, volunteers help shoppers locate desired uniform items. The Uniform Exchange is held three times per year with volunteers expected to work from 2:00-6:30 p.m. All volunteers must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Home and School Association Activities

For the following Home and School Association activities, the Service Hours Program will credit your account as follows: For every hour worked, you will receive one hour of credit, with the exception of those people who are appointed chairperson. The chairperson will receive their full 12 hours of credit for chairing these activities.

Sports Cards Shows: Help is needed to set up tables and chairs early in the morning, give general assistance during the day, and clean-up after the event. Please note: Hours for May & June shows will be applied to the 2020-2021 school year.

Boo Family Bingo: This event requires people to assist as kitchen crew and/or floor workers during family bingo. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Race for Slade: This event takes place during the school day. Parents are needed to man checkpoint stations throughout the race. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Christmas at Slade: This event requires organizing or working on the various committees, set-up, working the December event, and clean-up. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Candy Sale: This event involves tallying, packing and distributing orders in school during the day. All in-school participants must be VIRTUS-compliant

Father/Daughter Dance and Mom/Son Adventure: New this year, help is needed in the planning and organizing of the event, set-up, working the December event, and clean-up. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Bags & Bling Bingo: This event requires people to assist as kitchen crew and/or floor workers during adult bingo. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

Flower Mart: This event requires people to assist with setting-up and selling of the plants to the children and parents during school hours. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant.

May Fair: This one-day event requires volunteers to help plan, organize, and work together on various committees. Volunteers are needed to help set up, work, and clean up on the day of the event. All participants must be VIRTUS-compliant. Service hours for this event earned will apply to the 2020-2021 school year.

Dear Families,

Big changes are coming to the Box Tops for Education Program, and you’re the first to know!

Over the summer, you'll begin to see some participating brands change their packaging from the traditional Box Tops clip to the new Box Tops label.

Going forward, instead of clipping from packages and checking expiration dates, all Box Tops will be earned digitally by scanning your receipt. The Box Tops for Education team is hard at work building a NEW-and-improved, user-friendly Box Tops mobile app that will be ready this summer.

The new app will feature state-of-the-art technology that allows you to scan your store receipt, find participating products and instantly add Box Tops to our school's earnings online.

As we mentioned above, some brands have already started to update their packaging in advance. Until the new app launches, if you see the new Box Tops label on packages, you can use the current Box Tops Bonus App to earn Box Tops for that product. Simply download the app, select the bonus o�er for the product you've purchased and scan your receipt to earn.

If you still have traditional Box Tops clips at home, be sure to send them to school. We will still earn cash for all clipped Box Tops until they expire. Better yet, once the new app launches, you can “double dip” during the packaging transition by clipping the traditional Box Tops AND scanning your store receipt containing participating products.

Thanks for helping our school get what it needs!

NO MORE CLIPPING

SCANYOUR RECEIPT

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Estimadas familias:

¡Están por llegar grandes cambios al Programa Box Tops for Education y ustedes son los primeros en enterarse!

Durante el verano, comenzarán a ver que algunas marcas participantes cambian sus empaques del tradicional recorte de Box Tops a la nueva etiqueta de Box Tops.

De ahora en adelante, en vez de recortar de los empaques y revisar las fechas de vencimiento, todos los Box Tops se obtendrán digitalmente al escanear su recibo. El equipo de Box Tops for Education está trabajando arduamente para desarrollar una NUEVA y mejorada aplicación móvil de Box Tops, fácil de usar que estará lista este verano.

La nueva aplicación incluirá tecnología de punta que le permite escanear su recibo de la tienda, buscar productos participantes y agregar instantáneamente Box Tops a los ingresos de nuestra escuela en línea.

Como mencionamos arriba, algunas marcas ya comenzaron a actualizar sus empaques por anticipado. Hasta que se lance la nueva aplicación, si ve la nueva etiqueta de Box Tops en los empaques, puede usar la aplicación actual Box Tops Bonus App para ganar Box Tops por ese producto. Simplemente descar-gue la aplicación, elija la oferta del bono del producto que adquirió y escanee su recibo para ganar.

Si aún tiene recortes tradicionales de Box Tops en casa, asegúrese de enviarlos a la escuela. Todavía recibiremos efectivo por todos los recortes de Box Tops hasta que venzan. Lo que es mejor aún, una vez que se lance la nueva aplicación, puede hacer una “doble carga” durante la transición de los empaques al recortar los Box Tops tradicionales Y escanear el recibo de la tienda que contiene los productos participantes.

¡Gracias por ayudar a nuestra escuela a conseguir lo que necesita!

NO MORE CLIPPING

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Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1 2 3

4

5 6 7 8 9 10

HASA Sports Cards &

Collectibles Show

9 a.m..— 3 p.m.

11 12 13

Store hours: 9am-12pm

Advancement Committee

Meeting, 6:30 p.m.

14

Store hours: 3-7pm

Used Uniform Sale 3-7pm

15

Store hours: 9am-12pm

16 17

New Family Brunch

9-11 a.m.

18

19

School Store open:

3-7 pm

20 21

HASA Executive Board Mtg.

5:30 p.m.

22 23 24

25 26 27 28 New Parent Night

for all new parents of

students gr. 1-8—6:30 p.m.

Back-to-School Night

Pre-K4 and Kindergarten

parents—6:30 p.m.

School Store open: 6-8 pm

29

Ice Cream Social

6-7 p.m.

9/11 Food Drive begins

30 31

August 2019

SCHOOL STORE OPEN Pick up school supply packets for your students during these days.

Edu-Care and Extended Care CLOSED

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

1

2

Labor Day

SCHOOL CLOSED

3 Opening of School

Pre-K4 & Kdg.

Last names A-L

Pre-K4 Half-day

Dismissal 11:30 a.m.

Pre-K4 Full-day and Gr. 1-8

Dismissal 12:15 p.m.

HASA Shoe Drive begins

4 Opening of School

Pre-K4 & Kdg.

Last names M-Z

Pre-K4 Half-day


Pre-K4 Full-day & Kdg.


Grades 1-8

Dismissal 2:45 p.m.

Slade Night at Italia’s

Corner Café 4-9 p.m.

Back-to-School Night for

Parents—Gr. 1-5 6:30 p.m.

5 Regular School Day

Grades Pre-K4—8

Pre-K4 Half-day


Pre-K4 Full-day and Gr. K-8

Dismissal 2:45 p.m.

Symphonic Band

rehearsal 2:45-4:15 p.m.

Back-to-School Night for

Parents—Gr. 6-8 6:30 p.m.

8th grade only—High

School Info Meeting immedi-

ately following BTS Night

6 7

8 9

In-School Mass

10

Advancement Committee

Meeting 6:30 p.m.

11

HASA Executive Board Mtg.

5:30 p.m.

12

Symphonic Band

rehearsal 2:45-4:15 p.m.

13

9/11 Food Drive ends

Student Council Officer

Elections

14

15

16

Christmas musical

auditions

3-4:30 p.m.

17

Christmas musical

auditions

3-4:30 p.m.

18

Professional Day

HALF-DAY


Athletic Council 6:00 p.m.

19

Band Demo Gr. 4-8

20

Student Council Rep

Elections

Skate Night at Wheels in

Odenton 5:45-7:45 p.m.

21

HASA Sports Cards &

Collectibles Show

9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

22 23

24

HASA Spirit Night

Archdiocesan High School

Fair at MSCS

6-8:05 p.m.

25

Individual Picture Day

Pre-K4. Kdg., 6, 7, 8 and

Edu-Care 3-yr-olds

26

Individual Picture Day

Gr. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and

Edu-Care 2-yr-olds

27

Tuition Assistance

Out-of-uniform Day

$2 per student

28

29 30

September 2019

9/11 Food Drive

continues thru week→

9/11 Food Drive—Worldwide Freedom Harvest

Parent Update 8-09-19.pdfBrochure Student Accident KK 2019 08 01 AOB9-11 Food Drive Sept 2019Ice Cream Social Flyer 2019We Need Your ShoesSchool Supplies List 2019-2020SERVICE HOURS SIGN-UP FORM Aug 2019Service Hours Explanation Sheet 2019-2020Box Tops for Education letterCalendar for August 2019Calendar for September 2019

Documents

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