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June 17, 2016
Dear Saint Paul School Community, With many successes we have just completed the 2015-2016 schoolyear. I encourage you to take a few moments this weekend to readthe end of year letter that was sent home with report cards andNWEA MAP Student Progress Reports for students in Kindergartenthrough Grade 8. I leave you with an End of School Year Prayer and wish you safetyand family time this summer. Sincerely,Ms. Lisa M. FasanoPrincipal
End of School Year PrayerSource Unknown
O God of all beginnings and endings,
We praise and thank you for the gift of this school year.It has been a time filled with grace and blessings,
With challenges and opportunities, joys and sorrows.
The days have passed quickly, O Lord.The weeks, the months, the seasons, the holidays and holy days,
The exams, vacations, breaks, and assemblies,All have come forth from your hand.
While we trust that your purposes have always been at work each day,Sometimes it has seemed difficult to understand and appreciate
Just what you have been up to in our school.Give us the rest and refreshment we need this summer.
Let our efforts of this past year bear fruit.Bring all of our plans to a joyful conclusion,
And bless us, according to your will,With the fulfillment of our summer hopes and dreams.
Watch over us in the weeks of rest ahead,And guide each day as you have done this past year.
Help us return to school with a new spirit and a new energy.May we continue to grow
In age, wisdom, knowledge and graceAll the days of our lives.
Amen.
MIDDLE SCHOOLACADEMIC HONORS
May 2016: Virtue Awards: CooperationCooperation is working together and sharing the load. When we
cooperate, we join with others to do things that cannot be done alone. We are willing to follow the rules that keep everyone safe and happy.
Together we can accomplish great things.
PK: Andrew Davidson Kindergarten: Connor BraggGrade 1: Mebane Pratt Grade 2: Kaitlyn OravitzGrade 3: Maeve Kerrigan Grade 4 : Nicholas OravitzGrade 5: Sadie Neidecker Grade 6: Jaidan McNiffGrade 7/8: CJ Manning
June 2016: Virtue Awards: DeterminationDetermination is focusing your energy and efforts on a particular taskand then sticking with it until it is finished. Determination is using your
will power to do something even when it is not easy. It means youcare about something so much that even when it is really hard, or you
are being tested, you still keep going.
PK: Nahia Morgan Kindergarten: Claire McManusGrade 1: Isabel Patuto Grade 2: Trenton RichardsGrade 3: Rory Taylor Grade 4 :Veronica TaylorGrade 5: Mazie Neidecker Grade 6: Hannah EvansGrade 7/8: Ainsley Kane
June 2016: Saint Paul AwardThis bi-annual recognition is given to the following students who
Term 3
CongratulationsClass of 2016
Grade 5Principal's List:Jaime Chow (Weymouth)Sarah Chow (Weymouth)Clare Kerrigan (Hingham)Colin Menuchi (Hingham)Katherine Naughton (Hingham)Khush Patel (Hull) First Honors:Chris Brandt (Cohasset)Caroline DeGraan (Hingham)Mazie Neidecker (Hingham)Sadie Neidecker (Hingham) Honorable Mention:Grace Gallagher (Scituate)Ellie Ready (Scituate) Grade 6Principal's List:Porter Bell (Hull)Lily Reardon (Marshfield)Teagan Schnorr (Hingham)Isabela Taylor (Hingham)
First Honors:Grace Kondracki (Hingham)Patrick Lynch (Hull)Brady O'Connor (Quincy)Robin Penza (Hingham) Honorable Mention:Hannah Evans (Hull)Jaidan McNiff (Norwell)Ryan Obremski (Hull) Grade 7 / 8 HonorsFIRST HONORS:Madison Ferrie (Scituate)Frances Gallagher (Scituate)Abby Thomas (Hull)Emma Thomas (Hull)
CHEF FOR THE DAY
demonstrate the qualities of Saint Paul: Persistent, Patient,Courageous, Humble, Uncompromising, Yielding, Ethical, and
Forgiving.
PK: Oliver Eckert Kindergarten: Lia DaveyGrade 1: Andrew Garofoli Grade 2: Addison EngelGrade 3: Oscar Kester Grade 4: Shannon MacLeodGrade 5: Jaime Chow Grade 6: Robin PenzaGrade 7/8: Abby Thomas
SUMMER PLAY DATESSPS NEWCOMER COMMITTEE
ALL WELCOME!Many thanks to all current families who
have offered to welcome the new families joining us in September. Allvolunteer families, if you have not been contacted with a specificname, yet, Jean Schnorr will still be reaching out more this summer.
ALL - CURRENT AND NEW - FAMILIES who would enjoy theopportunity for your child to meet new and reconnect with currentclassmates, please plan to join us this summer for the relaxed groupplay dates at:
HINGHAM PLAYGROUND(behind Hingham Town Hall)
Wednesday, July 20 from 4:30-5:30pmTuesday, August 23 from 9:30-10:30am
Even if you are not able to attend- please invite all new families andyour SPS friends to join us, as we all look forward to introducingourselves.
ENROLLING NOW FALL 2016
Please share with family and friends:Applications are being accepted thissummer for the following grades duringthe 2016-17 school year:
Kindergarten Grades 2, 3, 4 and Grades 6 and 7.
Contact us to learn more about our programs or for any Admissionsinquiries:
Phone: 781-749-2407 www.stpaulschoolhingham.com
or email: [email protected]
TEDDY BEAR PICNICKindergarten
Our students celebrated theirlast week of Kindergarten witha picnic up on the Parish Houselawn with their favorite "teddy." Mr. Browne joined Mrs.
Ella RichardsGrade 4
We believe we have found a sous cheffor Mrs. Knobloch!
Thank you, Ella Richards and Mrs.Knobloch for preparing the deliciousBBQ and ice cream sundae lunch for
our school on Wednesday. We were honored with Ella performing
as "Chef for the Day" (a Spring GalaAuction Experience).
Mrs. Knobloch was so grateful for herexcellent assistance and cheery
presence.
Many thanks to Dave and Frankfor grilling up tasty BBQ
IMPORTANT SUMMER LINKS
Summer Reading
McCarthy and the Kindergarten to lead the group in a sing-along. Thestudents went home with the memory book they have been buildingthroughout the school year - a treasure for all.
ICE CREAM JOYGrade 1
First Grade took a field trip to Nona lastFriday to celebrate earning "gems" byfollowing their Grade 1 Class Constitution.During this delicious adventure, our studentsalso learned more about independence - byplacing the order and making the payment(counting all change) for their own request.
**********This summer, don't forget Fr. Nestor's
message at our last Mass: You can have thatice cream feeling every day. Don't forget to
take the time to pray!
CHARLESTOWN NAVYYARD & BUNKER HILLGrade 5
On June 9th, students in Grade 5traveled to Charlestown where theyenjoyed the hands-on experiences ofthe Constitution Museum in themorning. They walked the Freedom Trailup to the Bunker Hill Monument, atelunch, rolled down the hill, playedfootball, had ice-cream from the IceCream truck and then climbed the 294stairs to the top of the monument. Allstudents and chaperones made it to thetop rather quickly!!
It was a great day with perfect weatherand very well behaved students
Summer Math
Fall School Supplies Lists
2016-17 School YearCalendar
Updates to be noted this summer.
SPS SUMMER MAILING We will be sending start of school yeardocuments (ie: lunch order, milk order,CORI info, etc.) and updates to you the
first week of August.
LET'S STAY IN TOUCH!For over 60 years, our SPS communityhas grown to become a close family of
alumni, former students, parents,faculty and staff, and friends. In aneffort to keep in touch, pray for and
celebrate the accomplishments of thisSPS family, we look forward to sharing
news about our alumni, former studentsand families in future newsletters.
Please share your accomplishmentsand updates (ie: graduations, awards,new jobs, marriages, ordinations, births
and deaths) with us at: [email protected]
Environmental ImpactReport 2016
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PMC KIDS RIDE
FLOWERS FORQUINCYHistory Club & NJHS
Members of the HistoryClub and NJHS did anabsolutely beautiful jobhand-painting flowerpotsand filling all with plantsfor the NeighborWorksHousing Complex inQuincy. These gorgeous
pots will be placed around the main entrance of the complex.NeighborWorks greatly appreciated all of the time, care and servicethe students shared this year supporting their newly built Veteranshome.
SPS MIDDLE SCHOOLMISSION TRIP:GUATEMALAApril 17-24, 2017
We are so pleased to share that Señora Monnich is planning a newMiddle School International Excursion for April 2017. This excursionwill be a Mission Trip for Middle School students to Guatemala.
During this one-week service trip to the NPH home in Guatemala,your student will experience first hand how NPH USA transforms the
Congratulations to theSaint Paul School: Crusaders for aCause Team for a terrific fundraisingeffort and very fun day of riding in
support of Dana Farber and the JimmyFund.
Last Sunday we joined together on agorgeous morning to support eachother, our exciting rides and such a
wonderful cause. Many thanks to thegenerosity of the SPS community, over$450 was raised through "treat sales"
and the Dress Down Day.
Donations are still welcome, please visit:
SPS "Crusaders for a Cause"
lives of children! Our students and parent chaperones will meet theamazing children, staff, and volunteers of NPH and learn about theirdaily lives by participating right alongside them. While the children arein school or activities, SPS will help out around the home(landscaping, helping out on the NPH farm, working in the kitchen,assisting with special needs children, etc.). Relax or hang out with thechildren in the afternoon-play a soccer game or plan a group activity.In the evening join the children for dinner, help them with theirhomework, and spend time together. Our week will also include twotouring excursions to scenic locations in the area. More details will be shared in the Summer Mailing going out thisAugust and during the Curriculum Night meeting in September.
HINGHAM JULY 4thPARADESPS Parade Leader(s) NeededMonday, July 4, 2016 at 10:00 AM.
LAST CALL - school lead needed ....orwe will be passing on this wonderful
opportunity to march.
Please consider this EASY volunteer opportunity that is fun for yourfamily and will keep SPS actively present in the community festivities.Marketing will provide all the give-aways and banner needed. Youwear the smile and sneakers!
Please contact Jean Schnorr if you can assist the school in this way.
SUMMER AT SAINT PAULSCHOOL
We look forward to staying in touch withyou over the summer. Should you haveany questions or an Admissions inquiry,please contact us:
Office Hours as of June 20th* Tuesday ~ Thursday 8:00a - 1:00p
and by appointment.
* The office will be closed the weeks of:July 4 ~ 8
August 8 ~ 12.
Main Office Phone: 781-749-2407
Fax: 781-740-1262www.stpaulschoolhingham.com
Please note, new email addresses for our staff:
Ms. Lisa Fasano, Principal [email protected]. Holly Breen, Administrative Ass't [email protected]. Jean Schnorr, Dir. of Enrollment [email protected]
READING MAKES CENT$at ROCKLAND TRUST
Join Rockland Trust for a summer of savingand reading with Reading Makes Cent$.
Reading Makes Cent$ is their bank-widesummer reading program that encourageschildren to read during the summer, whilelearning the value of saving through the
opening of a savings account. Check your local branch for your newReading Journal by June 20th!
THANK YOU FOR YOUR FEEDBACKSPS will be sending out periodic updates throughout the summer. Our
Newsletters will resume September 2nd. If you have any ideas or thoughts to share for the upcoming school
year, please share with Mrs. Jean Schnorr.
Thank you Patrick andTeagan for leading our
team
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