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"Let Them Eat Cake" Fundraiser: 20 May (Tue)
On 20 May (Tue) our PTO and 4th Grade will conduct the "Let Them Eat Cake" Raffle, where 4th graders bring in cakes baked at home to be raffled off. To order raffle tickets until 11pm on 9 May (Fri) or learn the history of the phrase misattributed to Maire Antoinette, see below.
ParentU's Reducing Summer Slide: 21 May (Wed)
All are welcome to Parent University's "Reducing Summer Slide" session on 21 May (Wed) at 8-9am with a light breakfast in the cafeteria or 7-8pm via Zoom. Because students typically lost 20-27% of their annual math and reading progress over the summer, this session with our Resource Teachers: Mrs. Anderson and Mrs. Rimicci will be an hour well-spent. The flyer and link to RSVP (by 19 May) are below.
Homework Hour: May
2nd - 5th graders are invited to attend Homework Hour (Mon-Thr, 3:20pm - 4:20pm) with Mrs. Parente and Mr. Biehler for $20 a session. Link to register is below.
NJHS's Canned-Food Drive
STM is collecting canned food (no glass jars) for Catholic Charities' St. Lucy Food Project, which supports local pantries. Items most in need: Jam/Jelly, canned fruit, canned vegetables, canned meat, and boxed milk. STM's National Junior Honor Society (NJHS) will collect cans from homerooms and the truck will pick them up 30 May (Fri). The flyer, a POC, and additional info are below. Thank you for giving!
First Communicants Invited to Lead Procession in DC: 17 May (Sat)
The Catholic Information Center (CIC) in Washington DC is hosting its annual Eucharistic Procession on 17 May (Sat). The day begins with 9:30am Mass and concludes with a procession bringing the Blessed Sacrament through the streets of D.C. Although all Catholics are welcome, First Communicants are invited to participate in a special way - leading the procession in First Communion outfits and throwing rose petals! A POC, summary video, and link for First Communicants
to RSVP are below.
to RSVP are below.
St. Thomas More Cathedral School At A Glance
- 20% of students in a military family
- 16:1 Student:Teacher Ratio
- 470 Students Enrolled
- Average class size - 22 students
- Student body is 80% Catholic
- 1st elementary school to design, build, test and launch a CubeSatellite into space in conjunction with a NASA partnership
- 30% of students receive financial aid
- 45+ 45+ after school enrichment activities, including CYO sports, scouts and clubs
- 50% of faculty obtained a graduate degree or higher
- 30% approximate percentage of students who identify as a minority.
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