Volume II, Issue 34 May 11, 2016

Community Spring Concert Our annual Spring Concert is tomorrow evening, Thursday, May 12. The show begins at 6:30 p.m. All families are expected to attend to hear the lovely voices of the students of Assumption. Mr. Vaughan has put together a program of fun and enthusiastic songs for all ages. Students are to be seated in the church by 6:25 p.m. and the show begins at 6:30 p.m. Students will be sitting in the pews on the far outer aisles, guests and families are welcome to sit in the middle pews. The front row seats have been reserved for the Weiland Family and Guests.Celebrating PentecostMonday's school liturgy is the day after Pentecost. This is traditionally celebrated with the color red. 3rd Grade is inviting all the school community to wear a red shirt (small logos are okay) with their school uniform bottoms. Fundraising 2016-2017Do you want to get a head start on your 2016-2017 fundraising? Then you should seriously consider buying Consumer Chex during the summer. Purchasing Consumer Chex regularly continues to be the easiest way for families to meet their fundraising commitment. If you are interested, call Laurie Beasley (510) 357- 8856 Monday thru Saturday to place an order and arrange for pick up: June 10 to June 23rd, and July 7th to August 31.FACTSReturning families & students are now automatically being re-enrolled for the 2016-17 school year. Please note: Now that your agreements have been rolled into the next school year, any bank changes will need to be updated on both the current & upcoming school year.

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TROJAN NEWS We are Socially Responsible Citizens, Effective Communicators, Life Long Learners,

and Active Christians who build community and make peace.

Prayer

The Gifts of the Holy Spirit

Christ Jesus,Before ascending into heaven,You promised to send the Holy Spiritto Your apostles and disciples.Grant that the same Spiritmay perfect in our lives the work of Your grace and love.Grant us the Spirit of Fear Of The Lordthat we may be filled with a loving reverence toward You.The Spirit of Pietythat we may find peace and fulfillmentin the service of God while serving others;The Spirit of Fortitudethat we may bear our cross with Youand, with courage, overcome the obstaclesthat interfere with our salvation;The Spirit of Knowledgethat we may know You and know ourselvesand grow in holiness;The Spirit of Understandingto enlighten our mindswith the light of Your truth;The Spirit of Counselthat we may choose the surest way of doing Your will, seeking first the Kingdom;Grant us the Spirit of Wisdomthat we may aspire to the things that last forever;Teach us to be Your faithful disciplesand animate us in every way with Your Spirit.

Amen

Volume II, Issue 34 May 11, 2016

NEWS Expense Reimbursement Forms  Please try to submit all 2015-2016 expense reimbursement forms by Friday, June 3. The last day to submit forms is Friday, June 19. CYOCongratulations to all of our Assumption girls basketball teams. The Metro League playoff schedule and final standings flyers are attached. Playoff admission is charged at the door for playoffs. Please let all parents know this. Adults are $5 and students $3. Children 5 and under are free. With the dedication and support from the coaches, Adonica Powell & Jerome Chappel, the Assumption Track & Field team had four runners that qualified for the Diocese Championship that took place on May 6th & 7th. The qualifiers were Kemoni B. (400M), Christian C. (200M), Zorah C. (1600M), and Emily M. (800M). Out of those four, we had two students from Assumption that placed in their respective events and they were Zorah C. (2nd Place) and Christian C. (5th Place).Scholarship Track StarMission Valley CYO Track Section 3 has presented their annual MV3 Scholarship Award to Michelle O. (’16) from Assumption CYO Track, San Leandro. The award was not based on ability but on understanding and living Christian values through sports. She was described as "a very exuberant, funny and articulate young lady." Congratulations to this fine young athlete!In the Classroom6th Grade History students have been stepping into the role of a museum curator and creating exhibits about the Shang Dynasty of Ancient China. We do not have a lot of written history from this early Dynasty so much of what we know is from artifacts found and traced back to that time. Students spent the week observing pictures of artifacts and learning about the Shang Dynasty in different areas including social structure, government, religion, arts, and writing. Their final project is a museum exhibit showing three artifacts and what they tell us about the Shang Dynasty in those different areas. Some students are also creating actual artifacts out of clay to go with the museum posters they created. Assumption Wants You!Our School Board is looking for new members interested in serving on the School Board or on a committee for the 2016-2017 school year. If you have talents in marketing, communications, faith formation, fund-raising, or simply want to provide a vision and voice into the future of our school community please review the attached flyer.

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The Holy Spirit:• Guides us in all truth (John

3:5-8)• Brings unity and oneness to

the body (Ephesians 4:3)• Comforts us (Acts 9:31)

Calendar

May 12*Spring Concert 6:30 p.m.

May 13*WCEA/WASC Parent Survey Free Dress for 6th Grade student*First Eucharist Rehearsal at:-5:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., & 7:30 p.m.

May 14*First Eucharist Mass 5:00 p.m.

May 15*First Eucharist Mass 10:30 a.m. & 12:00 p.m.

May 16*School Liturgy 8:15 a.m. (see page #1)*SLT & Campus Ministry interviews begin after school*PTG Social 6:30 p.m.

May 17*Dad’s Club Meeting 7:30 p.m.

May 18*1st Grade Appreciation Lunch*4th Grade meets at the downtown San Leandro Farmer’s Market 5:00 p.m.

May 19*Free Dress for May Birthdays*MUSE Band “End of the Year” Concert 2:00 p.m. in the gym*Dad’s Club Skate Night

May 20*Math Faire 8:30 - 10:10 a.m.

Assumption School

Spring Concert

Thursday, May 12,

6:30 p.m.

(children gather in the church)

* Still have questions? Summer Office Hours 9:00 – 1:00 p.m. * Please visit our website: www.assumptionschool-sl.org

Important Dates To Remember

Tuition Contract, paperwork & FACTS account – May 26, 2016

New Parent Social – August 18 at 6:00 p.m.

Visiting Day – August 23 from 2:00 – 3:30 p.m.

First Day of School – August 24 8:00 – 12:00 p.m. Extended Care Open - 12:00 – 6:00 p.m.

Back to School Night – August 25 at 6:30 p.m.

*Jr. High Parents Meet at 6:00 p.m.

(No childcare)

“K” Presentation & Social - August 28 at 9:00 a.m. Mass

Labor Day- Monday, September 5 – NO SCHOOL

Festival – September 23-25

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Catholic Identity Committee 

Acts as liaison between the Parish Pastoral Council and the School Board, including coordination of Assumption Book Club meetings 

Coordinates promotion for monthly school‐sponsored liturgies  Initiates new faith formation activities for parents  Responsible for prayers at all meetings 

Development Committee 

Assist in the creation of Assumption School’s Alumni Outreach Program 

Act as liaison to Assumption School’s Foundation. 

Contribute to capital fund‐raising ideas and opportunities 

Finance Committee 

Monitor the current year budget 

Develop and propose to the Board a budget for the next fiscal year 

To prepare, update and monitor long‐range financial plans for the school 

Marketing Committee 

Hosts one event per year to raise awareness of Assumption in the broader community  

Works on public relations, including Facebook posts, 2‐3 Alumni newsletters per year, and  frequent press releases

Contributes to ongoing Assumption School website improvements  

Plant and Facilities Committee 

Develops and implements a Five Year Capital Plan  

Implements capital improvement projects around the school campus 

Works for solutions to support the Principal’s improvement needs around campus 

The Assumption Parish Community invites you to an Afternoon Luncheon with Father Vince

Sunday, May 22, 2016 2:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m.

Assumption Gym

A delicious lunch of pasta, salad and bread will be hosted by the Pastoral Council and Assumption Dads ’ Club.

Please bring a favorite dessert to share with fellow parishioners.

Please RSVP by calling the Parish Office ( 510) 3 52-1537 by Sunday, May 15th.

Thank you, Father Vince, for all that you have done for our Assumption

Parish Community. We will miss your humor, dogs, and smile! All the very best to you!

THOSE HOT SUMMER NIGHTS

While you soak up the fun in this year’s Yearbook.

Books arriving soon.Reserve your copy by turningin a $42 check to the office.

May sell out. Usually does.Stay cool.

The 2015-2016 Yearbook Club thanks you for your support! Questions? Contact Mr. D – ddeonigi@csdo.org

 2016  Metro  Basketball  Final  Standings

Place 4th  Grade W L Place 7th  Grade W L1 All  Saints 9 1 1 All  Saints 9 12 St  John  G 8 2 2 Assumption 8 23 OLG  W 7 3 3 St  John 6 4*4 Assumption 6 4 4 St  Felicitas 4 6

St  Felicitas 6 4 St  Leander 3 7St  John  B 4 6 St  Joachim 0 10St  Leander 4 6St  Joachim 1 9OLG  B 0 10 Place 8th  Grade W L*  Assumption  won  tiebreaker  with  SF 1 St  Joachim 8 1

2 St  John  G 7 3Place 5th  Grade W L 3 OLG 5 51 St  John  G 10 0 4 St  John  B 3 72 All  Saints 8 2 St  Leander 0 10*3 St  Felicitas 6 44 Assumption 6 4

OLG 3 6Transfiguration 2 8St  John  B 2 8St  Joachim 2 8*  SF  won  tiebreaker  between  the  teams

Place 6th  Grade W L1 Assumption 9 12 St  John 7 33 St  Leander 6 44 St  Joachim 5 5

All  Saints 2 8OLG 1 9

 2016  Metro  League  Playoffs  

Thursday,  May  12th  at  St  Joachim

Game  1 8th 6:00pm St  Joachim          vs        St  John  B

Game  2 8th 7:15pm St  John  G          vs            OLG

Saturday,  May  14th  at  San  Leandro  High  School

Game  3 4th 9:00am All  Saints          vs          Assumption

Game  4 4th 10:15am St  John  G          vs          OLG  W

Game  5 5th 11:30am St  John  G          vs      Assumption

Game  6 5th 12:45pm All  Saints      vs          St  Felicitas

Game  7 6th 2:00pm Assumption          vs          St  Joachim

Game  8 6th 3:15pm St  John          vs          St  Leander

Game  9 7th 4:30pm All  Saints          vs          St  Felicitas

Game  10 7th 5:45pm Assumption          vs          St  John

Sunday,    May  15th  at  St  Joachim

Game  11 4th 1:00pm Winners    Game  3  and  Game  4

Game  12 5th 2:30pm Winners  Game  5  and  Game  6

Game  13 6th 4:00pm Winners  Game  7  and  Game  8

Game  14 7th 5:30pm Winners  Game  9  and  Game  10

Game  15 8th 7:00pm Winners  Game  1  and  Game  2

Mr.D’sSportsCampprovidesasafeenvironmentforchildrenK-7toenjoysportsandotheractivitiestoenrichtheirsummerbreak.Weofferavarietyofsportsandactivitiesthatencouragescamperstobeactiveandtocreateopportunitiestobuildfriendshipsthatlastthesummerandbeyond!

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Check the session(s) you are attending

1 June 13-17 2 June 20-24 3 June 27-July 1 *4 July 5-July 8 5 July 11-15 6 July 18-22 7 July 25-29 Please indicate by check mark: _____Full Day _____Half Day If you have different needs, please print them on the back of this flyer $175 per week (5 full days) 9:00 a.m.-3:00 p.m. (you may drop off as early as 7:45 a.m. with no additional charge) $85 per week (5 half days) 9:00 a.m.-12:00 p.m. or 12:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m. $35 per day (with 24 hr advance notice) $40 per day (no notice - $35 + $5 walk-up fee) you can call, text or e-mail us to give 24 hr notice *$140 per week (4 full days) and $70 per week (4 half days) during session 4 (4th of July week) Extended Care 3:00 p.m.-5:00 p.m. ($8 per hr) Camp closes at 5:00 pm! Child’s Name_______________________________Grade (just finished)___School________________ Parent’s Name(s)_______________________________E-mail Address_________________________ Address____________________________________________City________________Zip_________Home Phone_______________________________Emergency Phone____________________________ Any Allergies or Restrictions___________________________________________________________ I hereby grant permission for my child to participate in Mr. D’s Sports Camp. In the event that I cannot be reached in an emergency, I hereby consent to any examination, x-ray, medication, anesthetic, medical and surgical treatment that may be rendered based upon the recommendation of the nearest physician and medical facility. Parent’s Signature____________________________________________________________Date_____________

Please send your check payable to Mr. D’s Sports Camp along with this application to: Assumption School

Attention: Mr.D 1851 136th Ave

San Leandro, CA 94578 Contact info: mrdscamp@comcast.net 415-298-1748 Come join us for our 10th year! Find us on Facebook!

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 Cooking  Round  the  World  Hayward  Summer  Camp  2016  

For  boys  &  girls,  ages  6  -­‐  13  Hours:  9  am  –  4  pm  

(pre-­‐care  available  from  8  –  9  a.m.)  At Hillside Alliance Church 944 Central Blvd., Hayward  

 Cooking  Round  the  World  is  the  juncture  where  

cultural  exploration  meets  culinary  arts!  Each camp day, we immerse a child into the experience of being in a

foreign land. Campers cook, taste, smell and savor foods from other countries - 6 dishes a day! Additional  

activities  include  a  slide  show,  language  education,  a  folktale,  an  international  game,  afternoon  trivia  game  

show,  an  outdoor  run  around,  and  our  rendition  of  “Chopped!”  Also  guest  speakers  from  restaurants,  farms,  

food  manufacturers,  and  food  critics  and  bloggers.  

  Campers  come  away  with  respect  for  difference,  a  broadened  pallet,  and  a  desire  to  become  a  citizen  

of  the  world!    Educational!  Delicious!  Fun!    

 Camp  Week  Options;  Places  we  will  “Visit:”  

• June  20  –  24:  Bulgaria,  Haiti,  Sweden,  Malaysia,  France    • June  27  –  July  1:  Cooking  Round  the  USA:  New  

Hampshire,  North  Carolina,  Oklahoma,  New  Mexico,  Washington  

• July  5  –  8  (short  week):  Malta,  Tunisia,  Estonia,  Spain  • Aug    1  –  5:  Albania,  Mozambique,  Portugal,  Philippines,  

Italy  • Aug  8  –  12:  Pakistan,  Israel,  Canada,  Algeria,  China    • Aug  15  -­‐  19:  Cooking  Round  the  USA:  South  Carolina,  Nevada,  Oregon,  Iowa,  Alaska  

 Cost:  $450/for  9  –  4  pm  week;  $300/9  –  1  pm  week  (includes  apron  and  recipes  emailed  home)    To  Register:  Visit:  www.cookingroundtheworld.com  and  click  on  “Camps”      To  note:  Each  camp  week  is  limited  to  24  campers.  Registration  is  accepted  on  a  first  come/first  served  basis.  Cooking  Round  the  World  is  a  nut  free  company;  there  are  no  peanuts  or  tree-­‐nuts  used  in  any  recipe.      For  camp  questions  contact  Director  Mindy  Myers  at  510-­‐593-­‐5285.  

Online Registration in May!

To all Boys and Girls 6-12 years old

as of April 30, 2016

REGISTRATION FEE: $130 plus $10 Volunteer Participation Pledge (VPP)

FAMILY RATE: Sibling discount available at our on –site registration only

Registration fee includes a T-shirt and Hat. There will be approximately

8 games (Saturdays ONLY). All games are played at Marshall school in

Castro Valley. Season begins in July and ends in August

**Players are required to wear cleats and baseball pants (not provided)

**Baseballs, catchers gear and some bats are provided however each

player is required to have their own helmet (helmets are not provided)

You can register online or in person. Up coming registrations dates will be listed

on our website as soon as they are set..

WWW.CVISPORTSLEAGUE.ORG This activity is not sponsored by the Castro Valley Unified School District. Approval to distribute flyers is a

community service rather than an endorsement.

Registration Open Soon! To all Boys and Girls 5-18 years old

as of Sept. 1, 2016

REGISTRATION FEE: $160 plus $20 Volunteer Participation Pledge (VPP)

FAMILY RATE: Sibling discount available at our on-site registration only.

Registration fee includes a shirt and shorts. There will be

approximately 8-10 games (Saturdays ONLY). All games are played at

Marshall school in Castro Valley. Season begins in Sept. and ends in

November. There is a evaluation/draft at the end of August.

**Players are required to wear cleats and a mouth guard (not provided)

You can register online or in person. Up coming registrations dates will be listed

on our website as soon as they are set..

WWW.CVISPORTSLEAGUE.ORG This activity is not sponsored by the Castro Valley Unified School District. Approval to distribute flyers is a

community service rather than an endorsement.