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May is dedicated to our Blessed Mother. As a Mom to Jesus,
Mary did the ordinary daily things you do with your
child(ren)…loved Him, prayed with Him, helped Him with
His studies and guided Him as He grew up. Mary
understands what Moms are up against today, so don’t
hesitate to turn to her and ask her to intercede to our
gracious and caring God for your needs.
The
“Hail Mary” is a special prayer to honor our Blessed
Mother. Try to pray this prayer each day.

Scholastic
Book Fair
The Book Fair is taking place this week. On Friday
afternoon from 3:00 to 6:00 P.M. there will be time for
you to visit the Book Fair with your child. Take
advantage of this opportunity this Friday.

Mother/Daughter
Luncheon
Villa Maria Elementary and the Ophelia Project is presenting
a speaker Dr. Charisse Nixon on May 4th at
the Bel-Air Banquet and Conference Room from 12:30 to
3:00. The topic, “It Is Not Okay” - learn what you and
your daughter can do together to learn practical and
effective solutions that can stop our girls from hurting
each other with words and actions.
Call 838-5451, x221 to register.

Muffins
for Mom/Grandmas
To honor our Mom and Grandmoms, we will be having a
“Continental Breakfast” for them. All Moms and
Grandmoms are welcome to join us ~
Date - Friday,
May 9th
Time - 7:15 A.M.
to 8:15 A.M.
Place - School Gym
Please complete the reservations at the end of the
newsletter and return to school by Monday, May 5th.

Donuts
for Dads and Grand-dads will be on June 2nd
before school ends.

Seawolves
Game
The “Caring Place” is sponsoring a night at Jerry Uht Field
on Saturday, May 10th. They have donated 200
tickets to our school. If you would like to take your
child(ren) please complete the form at the end of the
newsletter and tickets will be sent home with your
child.

Math
24 Challenge
The following students will represent Holy Family School at
Seton Catholic School in Meadville on May 12th.
Grade 5 DeAngelo
Malone
Grade 6 Erick Conners
Grade 7 Emmitt Lehman
Sponsor - Mrs. Landon
GOOD LUCK
STUDENTS!

CATHOLIC
SCHOOL MARATHON
Our 10 annual Catholic School Marathon will take place on
Wednesday, May 14th. Each Student that is
participating made an effort to get sponsors and brought
in $25.00 or more. Students that chose not to
participate will remain at school and do school work.
Please make this fund raiser a success by being a
participant.
Volunteers are needed to watch the students at Pulaski Park
from 12:00 to 2:30.
Grades K-4 will begin at 12:00 (leaving school at 11:50)
Grades 5-8 will leave school at 12:20.
Each group will walk/jog for two hours for Catholic Education.
Students are to wear their GYM UNIFORM to school for this
event.

Home
and School Meeting
Our last Home and School Meeting will be held on Thursday,
May 15th at 7:00 P.M. in the school gym.
Grades 5 & 6 will perform after the meeting.
Two scholarships will be drawn - one for those who attended
all 5 meetings during the year and one for those who
volunteered for school projects - Nut roll sale,
Stanganelli Food Sale, Santa’s Workshop, Book Fair, did
more than one hour at the School Festival, Catholic
School Marathon, Olympic Day, etc.
If you were doing your 40 hours of service for scholarship
tuition, then the above does NOT COUNT.
Two positions for Home and School positions will be chosen.
All ballots will be sent home on May 7th and
must be returned on or before May 15th. Only
ACTIVE MEMBERS will be sent a ballot.

First
Confession
The First Communion class will make their First Confession
on Friday, May 16th at 1:00 P.M.
Congratulations to the following students:
Brittany Heath Michael Krause Neil
McBroom Christy Szczesny
Malik Woodard Courtney Woodard Madasyn
Moreno Mario Moreno

Olympic
Day
Our annual sports day is scheduled for Monday, May 19th.
Four volunteers are needed for that day. If you can
help out from 9:00 to 2:30, please complete the form at
the end of the newsletter.
Students in Grades 4-8 are encouraged throughout the school
year to volunteer their time and do service hours. They
had to complete 15 service hours each semester to
qualify for the picnic. We are thankful to the
following students -
Alyssa Davis
D.J. Coe Alex Kissell Michael
Martin Alyx
Hanson
Drevell Showers Chris Pellow Molly McNaughton
Matt DeVore Jenna Kazmierczak
Kali Laskowski Patrick Rainey Marissa
Pike Carly Szczesny Kevin Lubak
Riley Murray Devin Pinkney Katie
Kissell Jacob Faulkner
Lashayla Showers Tori
Williams Sebasia Whipple Brianna
Bates
Mark Napierkowski Omari Doxey-Johnson Morgan
Napierkowski

Can
Contest 3
Our third can contest ends on Tuesday, May 27th
at 9:00 A.M. Please make sure your cans are here by
nine o’clock so your child gets credit.
Even though the school year is almost over, we do continue
to recycle cans and paper throughout the summer. Your
child will receive credit towards the first contest if
you do bring cans in throughout the summer months. If
possible, please CRUSH THEM.

Sports
Banquet
Athletes that competed in any of the following sports and
participated in the two fund raisers throughout the
year, are invited to the banquet.
Sports - Cross Country, Football, Basketball, Swimming,
Soccer

Fund Raisers - Sold two boxes of candy, sold 20 Barbato
Tickets
WHAT - Holy Family Sports Banquet
WHEN - Wednesday, May 28, 2008 @
6:00 P.M.
WHERE - Holy Family Gym
An invitation will be given to the athletes on Tuesday, May
20th.

Prize
Day
Students that participated in our 10th annual
Catholic School Marathon will have a chance to pick
prizes for the donation they received. For every $10.00
brought in they get a ticket. Whenever their name is
called they get to choose a gift.

Waldameer
Picnic - May 30th
Tickets for Waldameer Park will go on sale on Tuesday, May
27th. The “combo pass” is $13.00 and the
strip tickets are $8.00 each. Tickets can only be
purchased with CASH. No checks will be accepted.

Summer
School - June 9-27
Students that need to attend summer school for additional
help for three weeks should register by June 6th.
Registration is $25.00 - Three Weeks
of Classes $90.00
Classes are from 9 to noon.
If a child failed one subject, he/she must attend summer
school in order to go in to the next grade.

Tuition,
Fees
All tuition and other fees must be paid in FULL before
report cards are distributed at the end of the school
year. Please make sure your financial responsibilities
are taken care of so your child(ren) can receive his/her
report card.

School
Uniform
A uniform buying guide is attached to the newsletter. Order
by July 1st so you will have your uniform
before school begins in August.
We do have some used uniforms for you to take. Please
donate your used uniforms if you have outgrown them.

Yearbooks
Our 2007-2008 yearbooks are being done by Ms. Anderson and
Mr. Rexford. If you wish to order a yearbook, they must
be ordered in advance by completing the order form. All
orders must be prepaid.

Pre-School
and Kindergarten Celebrations
Congratulations to the following students who will be
celebrating their achievements this past school year ~
Pre-School
Casimara Berdis Ryan Davis
Kindergarten
Jesse Bateman Savion
Boykin Savanna Chrzanowski Michael DeVore
Madasynn Faulkner Omari Green
Marcel Jeeter Tyler Keller
Allie Lubak Emily Lubak
Jaron May Renaja Poole Laura
Thelan Sydney Wiler

8th
Grade Graduates
Our congratulations and best wishes to the following
students who have completed the course of studies and
are eligible to begin high school.
2007-2008 Graduates
D.J. Coe Kyle
Cooper Rachael
Decker
Alyssa Davis
Alyx Hanson Rasha
Hardy Kaitlyn Kissell
Kevin Lubak
Kaitlin Mascaro Devin Pinkney
Patrick Rainey
Drevell Showers
Kimberly Staudt Jared Trombetta Joshua
Wienczkowski Nicole Wolff

Something
to think about -
UNITED STATES MAP/Pictures/usmap.jpg)
A father wanted to read a magazine but was being bothered by his
little girl, Shelby. She wanted to know what the United
States looked like.
Finally, he tore a sheet out of his new magazine on which was
printed the map of the country. Tearing it into small
pieces, he gave it to Shelby and said, “Go into the
other room and see if you can put this together, This
will show you our whole country today.”
After a few minutes, Shelby returned and handed him the map,
correctly fitted and taped together. The father was
surprised and asked how she had finished so quickly.
“Oh,” she said, “on the other side of the paper is a
picture of Jesus. When I got all of Jesus back where He
belonged, then our country just came together.”
Have a beautiful month. God bless you./Pictures/godbless.jpg)
Sincerely,
Sister M. Kevin Berdis, O.S.F.

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