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Upcoming Events

Wed May 23 @08:40AM - 09:10AM
7th grade (1) play in the gym
Thu May 24 @07:45AM -
Students kdg thru 7th attend parish mass
Thu May 24 @08:30AM -
8th graders report to school
Thu May 24 @09:00AM -
Graduation Practice in Church
Thu May 24 @11:30AM -
Graduation Luncheon
Thu May 24 @01:30PM - 04:00PM
Junior High Dance in gym
Fri May 25 @08:30AM - 11:00AM
Field Day at ELC for prsch, pkdg & kdg
Fri May 25 @06:30PM -
8th gr graduates report to Parish Hall
Fri May 25 @07:00PM - 09:00PM
8th grade graduation mass and reception
Mon May 28
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BrandEd conducted a second survey in the Fall of 2010. The original survey, conducted in 2004, was to determine why people send their children to Catholic schools. Both surveys found that faith formation is a top quality indicator as to why people send their children to a Catholic school. The most recent survey found that respondents feel that Catholic schools are doing an excellent job of “promoting Catholic faith and values.” What sets us apart from public schools, charter schools and private schools is our faith. The fact that our Catholic faith is woven throughout every aspect of our day is critical to faith formation and there is no greater expression of our faith than attending mass.

Notre Dame Catholic School opened in 1966 and in all of the years since then, up until December of 2010, our students were not given a weekly opportunity to attend mass during their school day. That has now changed; we now attend 8:00 a.m. mass every Thursday morning when we do not have another All School Liturgy planned during the week. While this has taken some adjustment in family schedules, having to arrive at school by 7:45 instead of 8:00, the majority of our families are committed to getting their children to school early to be able to attend mass. If your children arrive at 8:00 or later on Thursday mornings you are depriving them of attending mass which is an important part of their faith formation.

Mrs. Charlene Molis

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