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St. Leo the Great School |
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Our philosophy begins with faith; faith in God, our Creator; faith in Jesus Christ, His Son; and faith in the Holy Spirit, our guiding light. The development and nurturing of this faith are brought about by following Christ’s teachings and sharing His message through our daily actions. We believe education begins with the family and is supported by the school and the parish community. The school shares in the family’s responsibility of education by providing the structure for the student to grow in the love of God, to develop the unique talents that he/she possesses, and to learn the importance and responsibility of contributing and sharing as a member of the community.
We believe it is important for the student to develop a sense of self-worth and self-discipline, as well as a respect and love for others. Included with this respect and love is an awareness for the cultural differences among people, and a willingness to appreciate these differences in the light of oneness in God’s family. We believe that through the cooperation of the family and the school, each student may be able to realize a deep concern for his/her brothers and sisters, thereby forming a personal response in truth, justice and love that will guide him/her throughout life. |
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School Schedule: A.M. Kindergarten: 8:00 am to 10:30 am P.M. Kindergarten: 12:00 pm to 2:45 pm Grades 1- 8: 8:00 am to 2:45 pm 4th Quarter Events-March thru June: March 23
End of 3rd Quarter Stations of the Cross 2 pm March 25
CYO Spring Sports Mass 12 noon March 29 8th Grade-Faculty Scooter Hockey Game 1:30 pm Winter Award Ceremony March 30 Third Report Card Stations of the Cross 2 pm Spring Sports Spirit Day March 31 Spring Season Begins April 1 Daylight Savings Time (turn your clocks forward 1 hour) Drop-Off for Have-a-Heart ----ALL MASSES April 2 Reconciliation Grades 2 thru 8—9 to11 am April 4 PRIDE meeting 7 pm April 6 Passion Play – 2 pm April 8 PALM SUNDAY April 10 Faculty Meeting – 2 pm DISMISSAL April 12 HOLY THURSDAY Triddum Prayer Service 2 pm April 13 GOOD FRIDAY Easter Vacation Begins NO SCHOOL April 14 HOLY SATURDAY April 15 EASTER SUNDAY April 16 – April 20 EASTER BREAK NO SCHOOL April 23 Back to School April 25 St. Mark Liturgy 1:30 pm April 30 6th Grade Retreat May 1 May Crowning/Rosary Prayer Service 2 pm First Communion Practice 7:45 pm May 3 National Day of Prayer May Crowning May 5 First Eucharist for 2nd Grade-10 am May 7 8th Grade Washington Trip May 7th thru 10th Blessing Religious Articles-2nd Grade 9 am Fall Sports Registration 6-7 pm May 10 Grades 2 & 7 Liturgy 1:30 pm May 13 MOTHER’S DAY May 14 St. Matthias Liturgy 1:30 pm May 15 Faculty Meeting – 2 pm DISMISSAL May 16 Athletics Board Meeting – 7:30 pm May 21 Little People’s Games week May 25 St. Bede the Venerable Liturgy 1:30 pm Spring Award Ceremony May 28 Memorial Day NO SCHOOL May 31 8th Grade – Faculty Softball Game – 1:30 pm June 6 Kindergarten Send-Off June 8 LAST DAY OF SCHOOL 11 am DISMISSAL 9:30 Closing School Liturgy June 14 Flag Day June 17 FATHER’S DAY June 20 Athletics Board Meeting 7:30 pm |
For School Curriculum, please contact the instructor for the particular grade or class: Kindergarten Ms. Mucciarone 1st Grade Mrs. Adams Mrs. Snider 2nd Grade Ms. Samolis Mrs. Seiler 3rd Grade Mrs. Nedrich Mrs. Suvak 4th Grade Mrs. Tyna Ms. Warmuth 5th Grade Mrs. Buccier Ms. Lamp 6th Grade Ms. Szubski Mrs. Todl 7th Grade Mrs. Baldwin Ms. Dodson 8th Grade Mrs. Weiss (Assistant Principal) Mrs. Russo Music Ms. Goode Art Mrs. Wilson
Mrs. Murray Computers Ms. Petras Mandatory Dress Code Regulations: Kindergarten: Clean, neat play clothes. Gym uniform must be purchased for physical education for all grades. Boys: (Grades 1
thru 6) -Dress trousers in navy, gray or khaki -White or solid light blue shirts with 3 or 4 buttons and a collar, in short or long sleeves -Dress shoes like loafers, deck shoes, oxfords. -Shirts are worn tucked in at the waist. Boys: (Grades 7 and 8) -Dress trousers in any color except white or off-white. -Solid white or solid pastel shirts in short or long sleeve. -Belts and ties. NOT PERMITTED: jeans or pants of jean-like material; pants with extra leg pockets; pants gathered at the ankles; colored t-shirts or sweaters under the regular shirt; work boots; tennis shoes; earrings; cartilage or body piercing; tattoos; hair “carving” or “wedging” with visible lines; hair “tails”; spiked or overly “laminated” hair, hair bleaching, highlighting or alterations of the natural color. Girls: (Grades 1 thru 3) -Royal blue plaid jumper (either style) with blouse. Grade 3 has a skirt/vest option. -Navy, khaki, or royal blue plaid slacks with vest or sweater and blouse. -White or solid light blue blouse or plain turtlenecks in white, navy, light blue, royal blue or gray. Girls: (Grades 4 thru 8) -Royal blue plaid skirt (permanently pleated or kilt-wrap style) with vest and uniform blouse. -Slacks in solid navy, khaki or royal blue plaid with vest and uniform blouse. -Turtlenecks in solid white, blue or gray (must be worn with vest). -Vest in solid navy, royal blue or gray. *ALL GIRLS: Tights and /or socks with dress shoes such as saddle shoes, loafers, flat dress shoes (not heels). Sweaters in PLAIN white, navy, royal blue or gray in V-neck, Crew neck or cardigan styles. NOT PERMITTED: Stirrup pants or leggings (during the day); jeans or pants of jean-like material; colored or decorated t-shirts under the uniform blouse; tennis shoes, work boots; shoes with heels exceeding one inch; make-up, excessive jewelry; more than 2 earrings per ear; dangling earrings or hoops larger than one inch in diameter; cartilage or body piercing; tattoos; hair bleaching, highlighting or alterations of natural hair color. |
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Admission Priority is given in the following order: 1. Parishioners of St. Leo the Great: a. Families with children currently enrolled in school. b. Families with children to be enrolled in school. c. New Parishioners transferring from another Catholic school. d. New Parishioners transferring from public school. 2. Non-Parishioners. Admission Policy: Parishioners Admission of parishioners is made through formal registration. At this time, evidence of active membership in a supporting parish, birth certificate, baptismal certificate, record of physical examination and immunization records are required. Students transferring from other private schools must have met all financial obligations at the previous school prior to acceptance. Admission Policy: Non-Parishioners St. Leo the Great School respects all faiths and nationalities, but recognizes it obligation as a parochial elementary school to serve first the members of this parish. Non-parishioners will be accepted if there is room at the grade level and all parishioners of St. Leo the Great have been accepted. Non-Catholic parents understand that their children will be enrolled in daily religion classes and will attend religious services with the class. Kindergarten: Children entering kindergarten must be five years of age by September 30. Incoming kindergartners will be screened by the Early Prevention of School Failure readiness assessment. Grades 1-8: Transfer students must produce their previous report card. Application will not be complete until all academic and health records have been received from the transfer school. Due to the difficulty of adjustment, transfers from grades 7 and 8 are ordinarily limited to students previously enrolled in a Catholic school. Each case is handled on an individual basis. |
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