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Principal's Corner
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Weekly UpdateWeek of September 25, 2023
Hi, parents:
This Sunday is one of my favorite Gospel passages. Jesus shares the parable of the vineyard workers, teaching His followers that it doesn't matter when we come to work in His Vineyard. It only matters that we come to work there! As always, it reminds me of the great love Christ has for us, and how he only desires that we come work with Him.
And now for some housekeeping:
NEW MESSAGES- Any student who has raised $75 towards their Walk-a-thon goal by Thursday, September 28 can dress down on Friday, September 29th.
- Please come out to Fall Fest at Shadybrook Farm on October 1st from 5:00-9:00 at Tent Site #6. There is a discount code on the attached flyer if you purchase your ticket online.
- We are offering two paid clubs this Fall: a Lego Club and a Dino Club. Please see the attached fliers with more information.
- Remember to complete the Club Sign-up for clubs offered here at OLG.
- The 8th graders take their HSPT tomorrow at OLG. They are allowed to dress down comfortably for the test. Please bring #2 pencils.
- There is a Spaghetti Dinner at the OLG Gym on Friday from 5:30-7:30 hosted by the Knights of Columbus. It's a free will offering that benefits Coats for Kids.
- CYO is looking for a volunteer Basketball Coordinator.
- Please text 2156503104 as an emergency notification number to OLG. This should be used if a pick-up plan changes after 2:00. Please only use this number if a last minute call to the office is not answered.
- Please fill out the Ice Cream and Pretzel Form. Pretzels begin
- If you would like to sign your child up for milk, please fill out this Google Form. The cost for milk is $60 for the year. The cost is billed through FACTS incidents. You can pay manually or set-up a payment plan for incidental billing.
- As a reminder, the afternoon car line dismisses at 2:55. Please make sure you're safely in your vehicle ready to depart by then. There are four dismissal lines, and each of those lines dismiss at 2:55 starting with the line closest to the cafeteria. I ask that you do your best to evenly fill up the four dismissal lines. The first line cannot spill onto Hulmeville Avenue and block traffic. It only slows down the dismissal process when cars all file into the first line, as opposed to evenly across all four.
In Christ,
-Mr. Harper