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Limited to 30 students Incoming Grades 5th - 8th
Cost: $20 + Lunch (Or you can bring lunch)
Times: 9:00ish to 1:00 ish (times will vary depending on where we are going). We will have a firm time set up beginning of June.
Students will have hands-on expriences with plumbing, carpentry, autobody, auto mechanics, small engine repair and possibly cullinary trades.


St. Rose School hosted their spring concert last night. they sounded wonderful thanks to Mrs. O'Farrell and Mr. Harper's efforts. The program was entitled Cartoon Mania and the crowd enjoyed hearing familiar sounds from their youth.







Congrats to our Track and Field State Qualifiers:
Augie Benhoff - Shot Put & Discuss
Lexi Fuhler - Shot Put & Discuss
Ava Sidwell - High Jump
Abigail Leezer - High Jump
Landon Hilmes - 7th Grade 100 M
Landon Hilmes/Clayton Schrage/James Kuper/Gavin Leezer - 7th Grade 4x200 Relay


The purpose of Earth Day is to raise awareness of the need to protect Earth's natural resources. On Wednesday, the Middle School students celebrated Earth Day at St. Rose Park. Students participated in community service by spreading mulch, taking down temporary walls, wiping down equipment, and cleaning the pavilions. Students then enjoyed playing at the clean park and leaving positive chalk messages for walkers to enjoy. Thank you to Justin Detmer for helping us organize a fun way to help our community.











Today was the last time Kaskaskia College Cross Country team visited with the 6th grade class. The bonds the students formed with these individuals was incredible. It was a great way to encourage positivity, kindness, work ethic, organization, and determination. We thank KC for choosing us for their Adopt a Classroom program!






Our Tower Garden has grown so much since it started on March 7th! 8th grade manages the water levels & nutrients in the Tower Garden. Today we celebrated with a Salad and Salsa party as we harvested our first batch of lettuce and cilantro! Thanks to the parents for donating items that we needed for today! 🥗







We had 10 students participate in the Clinton County Junior High Music Festival. It kicked off with Sounds of Harmony barbershop group followed by the choir and band. Congratulations on a great performance!










The food drive was a huge success! With that said we are needing more boxes to pack up all of the items!! If you have boxes available, please bring them to school by Wednesday morning. Thank you!!

Congratulations to Lillian! She was a finalist for the Picture the Music competition by the St. Louis Symphony Orchestra. 13,000 students from 70 schools participated, and Lillian was one of 100 finalists chosen.







The spring food drive ends tomorrow! Please help spread kindness and support the local food pantry!



Order forms are due tomorrow for the 2024-2025 St. Rose Yearbook!


Stay warm during the golf matches, track meets, and all the spring sports! Wildcat Blankets are still available for $30! Please contact the office if you would like to purchase a blanket!



8th grade took science to new heights as they built paper roller coasters! 🎢 Through loops, twists, and turns these projects brought kinetic and potential energy to life in a hands on experience. The students did a fantastic job!!







8th grade took science to new heights as they built paper roller coasters! 🎢 Through loops, twists, and turns these projects brought kinetic and potential energy to life in a hands on experience. The students did a fantastic job!!







Pre-K had special guest Abby Timmermann (licensed vet technician) share about her experience working with pets for their Pets unit.








We are monitoring the weather and we will delay the release of students at the end of the day if it is no safe to send them on the bus. If you would like to pick up your child you may do so after 2:15. Middle school students are testing until 2:15.


Happy Paraprofessionals Day! We appreciate ALL you do for St. Rose School!






6th grade students learned about thermal energy transfers, insulators, and conductors. Students also learned about the South African penguins who are on the endangered list due to their igloos being destroyed by humans and the penguins not being able to withstand the heat. Armed with $100 "Voss Bucks" students purchased materials to make an igloo to hold a penguin ice cube. The igloo would then undergo 15 minutes of radiation from a heat lamp. The goal was to save 75% of the penguin ice cube mass.







Mrs. Cook's Prek Literacy Night!










St. Rose School is having a food drive to support the local food pantry. Items will be collected until April 11th.
