Happy Friday!
We are finishing our third week of Remote Learning and you have all been terrific. It's wonderful to see you each day and catch up on how you are all doing. Again, enjoy this time with your families.
SOCIAL STUDIES:
8th-Review for 23-1 & 23-2 quiz on
Tuesday. We meet today at
9:35, please have questions ready for our review. Code:
MrsGargin8
7th-Review 9-1 & 9-2 for quiz on
Tuesday. We meet today at 8:30, please have questions ready for our review. Code:
7thsocialstudies
6th-We are taking our 8-1 quiz this morning. Review 8-2 for Tuesday class, no quiz. Code:
6thsocialstudies
RELIGION:
8th-Review for chapter 12 test
Monday.
7th-Review for chapter 12 test
Monday.
******Please keep current on Deacon Bruce's assignment. If you have any questions, please contact him directly.******
LITERATURE:
8th-Story comprehension quiz on our three poems-
"Concrete Mixers",
"The City So Big", and
"Harlem Nights" on Monday. Your original poems are to be shared, via Google Docs, with all on Tuesday evening and presented when we "Meet"on Wednesday.
BLOGS:
Please be checking all of your teachers' blogs daily.
Easter Project
We are announcing a school-wide project
designed to encourage students to exercise their literary and artistic talents.
The theme is: Jesus Christ is Risen. We invite students of all grades (including preschool), with
parental assistance as needed, to create and submit drawings, paintings, poems,
letters that celebrate and showcase the Joy of Easter. They should be submitted electronically either by scanning,
or taking photos and emailing to: Deacon Murphy at: advmath@stthereseroxbury.org. We will collect and review all submissions and post as many
as we can on the school website and social media. I've asked Deacon Stu Murphy
to coordinate and review submissions that are submitted, to ensure they are
appropriate.
Guidelines As a Catholic school we want to ensure
what we post is appropriate therefore we may decline to post certain
submissions if they do not meet the overall theme of this project, or are
contrary to Catholic teaching.
Do encourage your students to be creative and look to nature,
our Catholic faith, family, friends as well as within their own hearts for
inspiration. Do photograph or scan and send from your email
account we have on file. We will not accept
submissions from non-recognized accounts, nor from social media. Do limit your
submission, especially poetry or prose to a single page. Where appropriate,
student's picture can be included in the submission (for example holding up
their artwork). Finally, Do be creative, use your imagination and enjoy yourselves. We
look forward to your seeing your work.
-Tim Dunnigan, Principal STS
