Bishop Flaget 2011-2012 School Calendar

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S u n M o n T u e W e d T h u F r i S a t

1 2 3 4 5 6

7 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15

Tuition due

Pay in full for $100

per child discount

16 17 18 19 20

21 22

Open House,

6:30-7:30PMParent Meeting,

Gym, 6PM

Teacher Work Day

23

Teacher Retreat

24

First Day of School

25 26

All School Mass(staff)

27

28 29 30

Class Mass

6th & 7th

31

A u g u s t 2 0 1 1

All Masses are held at 9:30AM except those on Holy Days. On Holy Days, Mass will be held at 10AM.

Growing Together in Wisdom Following the Model of Christ

The Ministry of

Catholic Education

It remains our duty to model

the Person of Jesus Christ, to

teach the Gospel, and to

evangelize our culture. We

are convinced that Catholic

elementary and secondary

schools play a critical role in

this endeavor.

-Renewing Our Commitment

to Catholic Elementary and

Secondary Schools in the

Third Millennium, 2005


2/11

S e p t e m b e r 2 0 1 1



1 2Class Mass

(3rd & 5th)

Festival

3Festival

4 5

No School

Labor Day6 7

Magazine

Kickoff, 9AM

8 9

All School Mass

(7th)

Grandparents Day

Celebration,1:30PM

10

11 12New Parent

Welcome &

Orientation, 7PM

13Class Mass

(2nd & 4th)

14 15Tuition due

16Class Mass

(K & 5th)

17

18 19 20Class Mass

(3rd & 6th)

21Magazine Sale

Ends

22 23Class Mass

(4th & 2nd)

Interim Reports

24

25 26 27

Class Mass

(K & 5th)

28

Scholastic

Bookfair

29 30

Class Mass

(1st & 7th)


The Ministry of

Catholic Education

What makes the Catholic

school distinct is its religious

dimension.

-The Religious Dimension of

Education in a Catholic

School, 1988


3/11

O c t o b e r 2 0 1 1


1

2 3No School

Teachers at OCEA

Parents Club,5:30PM

4No School

Teachers at

OCEA

5 6 7All School Mass

(6th)

8

9 10 11

Class Mass

(1st & 2nd)

12 13 14

Class Mass

(3rd & 6th)Tuition Payment

15

16 17

Poinsettia Sale

Begins

18

Class Mass

(7th & 5th)

19 20 21

Class Mass

(K & 4th)

22

23 24 25

Class Mass

(K & 3rd)

26 27 28

Class Mass

(7th & 2nd)

End of 1st Quarter

29

30 31

Halloween

Parties



The Ministry of

Catholic Education

Community is at the heart of

Christian education not simp-

ly as a concept to be taught

but as a reality to be lived..

-To Teach as Jesus Did, 1972


4/11


1

All Saints Day

All School Mass

(5th)**

Please returnP/T forms

2

Poinsettia Orders

Due

3 4

First Quarter

Awards Assembly

2pm

5

6 7

Parents Club,

5:30PM

8

Class Mass

(2nd & 5th)P/T Conferences

3-7pm

9

P/T Conferences

5-8pm

10 11

Class Mass

(6th & 7th)

12

13 14 15

Class Mass

1st & 5th

16 17 18

Class Mass

Kndg & 2nd

19

20 21 22

Class Mass

(4th & 6th)

Early Release,

1:45PM

23

No School

24

Happy

Thanksgiving

25

No School

26

27

First Day

of Advent

28 29 30 **Guess My Saint

Presentations after

Mass by the 5th

graders

N o v e m b e r 2 0 1 1



The Ministry of

Catholic Education

The school is a place of inte-

gral formation. Its task is fun-

damentally a synthesis of cul-

ture and faith, and a synthesis

of faith and life.

-The Catholic School, 1977


5/11


1 2

Class Mass(1st & 3rd)

3

Breakfast withSanta,

(tentative)

4

Cookie Walk

St. Marys

9am-1pm

5

Parents Club,

5:30PM

6 7

Dress Rehearsal

Noon

8

Immaculate

Conception -

All School Mass (4th)

Christmas Program

& Raffle, 7PM

9 10

11

Cookie Walk

St. Peters

12 13

Class Mass

(1st & 3rd)

14 15

Tuition due

16

Class Mass

(4th & 6th)

17

18 19

Christmas

Vacation

20

Christmas

Vacation

21

Christmas

Vacation

22

Christmas

Vacation

23

No Bingo

24

No Bingo

25

Merry Christmas

26

Christmas

Vacation

27

Christmas

Vacation

28

Christmas

Vacation

29

Christmas

Vacation

30

Christmas

Vacation

31

D e c e m b e r 2 0 1 1 Growing Together in Wisdom Following the Model of Christ


The Ministry of

Catholic Education

The aim of this education

for justice consists in an

attempt to awaken con-

sciences to a knowledge of

the concrete situation and in

a call to secure a total im-

provement.

-Justice in the World, 1971


6/11


1Feast of Mary,

Mother of God

2

Return to school

Parents Club5:30PM

3Class Mass

(4th & 7th)

4 5 6Class Mass

(1st & 6th)

7

8 9 10

Class Mass

(5th & 4th)

11 12 13

Class Mass

(2nd & 3rd)Tuition due

14

15 16

No School Martin

Luther King Day

17

Class Mass

(1st & 3rd)

18

End of 2nd Quarter

19 20

Class Mass

(K & 5th)

Early Release

1:45pm

21

22 23

Progress

Reports

24

Class Mass

(6th & 2nd)

25

Trash Bag Sale

Begins

26 27

Class Mass

(7th & 4th)

28

29

Catholic Schools

Week BeginsKickoff Breakfasts

30

Catholic Schools

Proclamation,9AM

Awards Assembly

follows

31

Return Parent

Lunch RSVP

Spaghetti Dinner

5:30 PM

J a n u a r y 2 0 1 2



The Ministry of

Catholic Education

The entire ecclesial communi-

ty...is called to value ever more

deeply the importance of this

task and mission, and to contin-

ue to give it full and enthusias-

tic support.

-In Support of Catholic Ele-

mentary and Secondary

Schools, 1990


7/11


1 2

Trash Bag sale

begins

3

All School Mass

(3rd)

Distinguished

Alumni AwardParent Lunch

4

5 6 7Class Mass

(2nd & 7th)

8 9 10Class Mass

(4th & 5th)

11

12 13 14

Class Mass

(K & 6th)

15

Tuition

Payment

16 17

Class Mass

(1st & 7th)Interim Reports

Early Release,

1:45PM

18

19 20

No School

Presidents

Day

21

Trash Bag

Orders Due

22

Ash

Wednesday

All School Mass

(5th)

23 24 25

26 27 28 29

F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 2




8/11

M a r c h 2 0 1 2


1 2

All School Mass

(2nd)

3

4 5Parents Club,

5:30PM

6Class Mass

(1st & 5th)

7 8

P/T Conferences

4-7pm

9No School

P/T Conferences

8am 11am

10

11 12 13Class Mass

(4th & 2nd)

14 15Tuition

Payment

16Class Mass

(K & 3rd)

17

18 19No School

TeacherIn-Service

20Class Mass

(6th & 7th)

AfterschoolEnrichment

21 22 23Class Mass

(1st & 4th)

End of 3rdQuarter

24

25 26 27

Afterschool

EnrichmentClass Mass

(K & 3rd)

28

Progress

Reports

29 30

Class Mass

(5th & 6th)Awards

Assembly,2pm

31

St. Marys

First

Communion



The Ministry of

Catholic Education

Catholic schools are at once

places of evangelization, of

complete formation, of incul-

turation, of apprenticeship in a

lively dialogue between young

people of different religions and

social backgrounds.

-Catholic Schools on the

Threshold of the

Third Millennium, 1997


9/11


1

Palm

Sunday

2

Parents Club,

5:30PM

3

Class Mass

(3rd & 4th)

4

Retreat

Early Release,

1:45PM

5

Holy

Thursday

6

Good Friday

No Bingo

7

No Bingo

8

He is Risen!

Happy Easter!

9

No

School

10

Class Mass

(K & 5th)

11 12 13

Class Mass

(2nd & 7th)

14

15

Divine Mercy

Sunday

16

Flower Sale

Orders due

17

Class Mass

(1st & 3rd)

18 19 20

Preview Night

Dinner Auction

No bingo

Class Mass

(K & 6th)

21

Dinner Auction

No bingo

22 23 24

Class Mass

(4th & 7th)

25 26 27

Class Mass

(5th & 1st)Kindergarten

Screening

28

29 30

A p r i l 2 0 1 2



The Ministry of

Catholic Education

The work of the school is

irreplaceable and the invest-

ment of human and material

resources in the school be-

comes a prophetic choice.

-Catholic Schools on the

Threshold of the Third Mil-

lennium, 1997


10/11


1 2

Interim

Reports

Dress Rehearsal,noon

3

Spring Play,

7PM

4

All School Mass

(1st)

5

6 7

Parents Club,

5:30PM

8

Class Mass

(1st & 7th)

9 10 11

Class Mass

(4th & 7th)

Pastries for

Parents, 7:30-

8:15AM

12

13Mothers Day

14 15Class Mass

(K & 6th)

Ice Cream Social& Art Show

(tentative)

16 17Feast of the

Ascension

18Class Mass

(2nd & 5th)

19

20 21 22

Class Mass

(3rd & 4th)

23 24

Field Day

(tentative)

Kindergarten

Program(tentative)

25

Class Mass

(2nd)

26

27Pentecost

28No

School

Memorial Day

29Field Day

Rain Date

30PreKindergarten

Graduation

(tentative)

31Last Day of School

All School Mass,

(K)Early Release,

1:45PM

M a y 2 0 1 2



The Ministry of

Catholic Education

It is not the magnitude of ouractions but the amount of lovethat is put into them that mat-

ters.

--Mother Teresa

Thank you to our school staff for

their dedication to our students!


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Day

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J u n e 2 0 1 2 Growing Together in Wisdom Following the Model of Christ

-Office Hours: 10AM-2PM

-Check website for office hours

-School Office ClosedAppt. Only

To make an appointment, leave a message at the school at 740 -774-2970

or call Mrs. Corcoran at 740-253-0433 or 740-851-4837

Bishop Flaget School Creed

Be it known to all whoenterherethat

Christ is the reason for this school. He

is the unseen, but ever-present teacher in

its classes. He is the model of its facultyand the inspiration of its students.
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