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.
Yearbook orders due
Friday, April 11th
$20.00
Today we held a pep rally to celebrate two of our varsity teams! Bowling competed in the Central SIJHSAA Regionals this past weekend. While the Wildcats will not be moving on to State we are extremely proud of their season. 🎳
We also celebrated our Volleyball team. The Lady Wildcats take the floor against Trinity-Hoffman tonight in Regionals. The Lady Wildcats play at 5:00 at Albers. 🏐
Golf practice cancelled for today 3/19/25
St. Rose Youth League is looking for umpires for softball and baseball.
Middle School through High School students needed!
https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSf9pBNdPbaBpkoWFvw-W97nvXU76lmqir17WAx-oEY0aRah2Q/viewform
St. Rose JV Tournament continues tomorrow!
5:00 5th Place- St. Rose vs. Wesclin
6:00 3rd Place- Germantown vs. Bartelso
7:00 Championship- Albers- Damiansville vs. All Saints Academy
Scholar bowl spent a long day in some hard fought matches today at Central. Thanks for all your hard work, Wildcats!
The St. Rose Science classes will have the opportunity to gain hands on experiences to plant, grow, and harvest different types of vegetables, herbs, flowers, and fruit through the new Tower Garden! Students will also learn about the life cycle of plants, importance of water quality, plant nutrients, and more! When you walk or drive by, you may see our tower shine! Stay tuned for more updates in the weeks to come!
It was such a treat to have Brett Richter from Plocher construction visit our afternoon Prek class this week to teach the students about construction. Each student was sent home with a cup, sunglasses, pencil and a child sized tape measure courtesy of Plocher construction.
Details for Kids Heart Challenge
Middle schoolers were surprised this morning with fun-filled Read Across America Day activities. They explored math, science, reading and geography with activities tied to Dr. Seuss books along with silent reading time.
Blessed With The Best!
The visits from Clinton County Deputy Ken have been a welcomed addition to our building each week. Deputy Ken chats with students, eats lunch with us and checks in to make sure our students and staff are safe.
Today was Deputy Ken's last visit to SRS before his retirement from the Clinton County Sheriff's Department at the end of week. We celebrated him with cookies (didn't think doughnuts would be appropriate) and lots of high fives. Have a great retirement Deputy Ken!
We appreciate the Sheriff making schools a priority and sending Deputy Ken to watch over our school and others in Clinton County!
