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!
Students at SRS turned out in their Pink last week to show their support for Maci McCabe and collected $572.00 to aide in her fight. Our thoughts and prayers will continue for the McCabe Family!
Our 8th grade Lady Wildcat Volleyball Team was honored last night as they hosted their last game at home. these ladies have shown great leadership skills and have been fun to watch over the years. Good luck with your future endeavors.
SIJHSAA partner, Dick's Sporting Goods, is offering you a 20% off discount throughout the store to help you gear up for the upcoming seasons. The dates of the sale event are March 28-31, 2025. More information can be found on the attached flyer.
The Wildcats Bowling Team was able to honor 8th Grader Kayden Poettker and parents Eric and Bridget Poettker at the bowling Match this afternoon. We appreciate Kayden's leadership this year and wish you the best of luck next year at CHS!
Pink Out Day @ SRS - FRIDAY
One reason why some of us choose to live in Clinton County is because we take care of our own.
We have an opportunity to help a high school senior from Mater Dei who was in a severe car accident a few weeks ago.
St. Rose School will be participating in a pink out day on Friday, March 28th in honor of Maci McCabe to help her family with medical bills.
Students can dress in pink please no makeup or hairspray.
Families or students wishing to make a monetary donation to the McCabe Family can bring it to the office by Friday and we will make sure the family receives those funds.
Thank you in advance for your generosity and supporting families in our County!
We had the privilege of having Central's band come & wake us up last week! They did a great job & it was fun to see several St. Rose alumni in the band and color guard!
We're very proud of our band & choir members! They had an extremely successful solo & ensemble contest on Saturday with all students receiving a Division 1 rating, and 3 students receiving a First Superior. A big thank you to everyone who attended!
Special BOE Meeting
Wednesday, February 26th @ 7:00 PM
Tonight's volleyball games are cancelled at Germantown and rescheduled for March 13th at Germantown.
Ms. Faust's 5th and 6th graders competed in READBowl, a global reading competition, to see who could read the most minutes. 5th grade took the lead and celebrated their READBowl victory this morning. Students were awarded their very own READBowl ring. A trophy was given to the top reader in each class.
Dan Rosen from State Farm Insurance is covering the cost of the bus for middle school students. Now $5.00 covers entry fee and supervision on the bus and at the game. Permission slips due by noon on Wednesday.
Permission Slip: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1CrCkR0pdSwlY17SMjMqRjIaH0mHTVWbk/view?usp=sharing
Lady Wildcat Basketball is State Bound!!!
We would like to offer our student body in grades 5th - 8th the opportunity to ride the Wildcat Express to the game on Saturday, January 25th. All permission slips are due on Wednesday, January 22nd. We will need 20 or more students to make the trip. Permission slips and information can be found at the link below:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1r8V0pcrohdT0kitLgPpyf9oYIhUhfkxmlnJYv3nEooY/edit?usp=sharing
Our choir had the opportunity to go caroling Monday evening. It was great weather & people were extremely gracious with smiles and gifts. We love being part of such a great community!
We had a chance on Friday to celebrate Ms. Faust. She graduated from SIUe with a masters degree. Congratulations!!
Happy holidays! Sixth grade is super grateful for the KC athletes and another successful activity day.
Yesterday we had a visit from the Mater Dei Marching Knights. It was a great day to watch the color guard & listen to the band!
PM Student Pick Up:
For your child's safety and security, teachers will bring students to the cafeteria to be received by parents after school. Students will not be released on their own to walk through the parking lot by themselves or released to anyone other than who is recorded in TeacherEase as a pick up person. Unless the student brings a note to school or parent calls the office to change pick up arrangements.
Once you walk your child to your car you may exit on Main Street if you are parked behind Church
or
Exit on Church Street if you are parked by the playground. Please do not drive across the parking lot where students are exiting the building. Please communicate this procedure with other caregivers that may be picking up students. We appreciate your cooperation in keeping our students safe!
Please also be mindful of students crossing at street corners at the end of the day. We will be working in conjunction with the Clinton County and the Village to see if a safer passage can be attained to help students cross at the corner of Main St. and Church Street.
