As I work with the School Commission on our school’s strategic plan for the next five years, I have
been reading about the characteristics of high-performing schools and reflecting on what a great year
this 2009-2010 school-year has been ... continue reading
In two weeks time, our eighth graders will graduate. This is always an exciting time, tinged with
sadness as the students part and continue their journeys at different schools. They will be attending
Bishop Blanchet, Kennedy Catholic, Holy Names, O’Dea, Seattle Prep, Garfield, and Nova.
We congratulate and send our best wishes to the class of 2010
| Jade A | Roy B | Jessica D | Eben D-M | Eyerusalem G |
| Henry G | Rhealyn G | Matthew J | Damion J | Debrah K |
| Brian L | D'Nesha Mc | Cecilia P | Ellen N | Nicolas T |
| Jove T |
Read. Read. Read. Read 20 minutes EVERYDAY this summer, complete and turn in this reading
record sheet and earn an invitation to the Breakfast of Champion Readers in September offered
by Ms. O’Leary, Ms. Liz and several of your teachers, too. There will be prizes and surprises to help
celebrate your reading success!
St. George School Summer Reading Challenge Record Sheet
Ms. Liz could use your talents! Would you be interested in helping with the following projects? If
so, please return below volunteer form to St. George – your son/daughter’s teacher will put it in my
mail box!
You can support the Class of 2011 on their educational trip to Alaska by donating your new or
gently used items to the rummage sale. Drop off your new or gently used items at St. George School.
Available dates and times for drop offs:
Sunday, August 1st
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Saturday, August 7th
9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Download flier here.
Please, please, take more care at drop-off and pick-up times. Remember to DRIVE SLOWLY ON 13TH, drop-off
or pick-up your child, and then DRIVE SLOWLY, STOP AT THE CROSSWALK UNTIL IT IS CLEAR AND DRIVE SLOWLY
away from the school. DO NOT STOP IN THE CROSSWALK to pick up or drop-off student. If you let your child
out of the east side of the street, be sure to bring them to the crosswalk. You are setting an example
for the children; you are the foremost educators, so please model safety and courtesy on the street.