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REGISTRATION FOR 2010-11 SCHOOL YEAR Call the school office (352-1243) for more information. Open Registration for 3 yr. old Pre-School, 4 yr. old Pre-School, and Kindergarten through 8 th Grade. The Catholic school at Holy Spirit operates as an extension of the family to unite faith and educational excellence through Gospel values, high educational standards, prayer, and sacraments. It accomplishes this educational mission through the responsible use of resources generously shared by the parents, faculty, parishioners, and the larger community. For more information, you can call or email any staff member or talk to a current School Commission member. |
VISION FOR EXCELLENCE
School Mission Statement As a Catholic school, our primary purpose is to encourage in each child a life-long commitment to the teachings of Jesus as we achieve our educational mission. It is the Mission of Holy Spirit School to provide an atmosphere in which students can reach their full potential. We provide opportunities for students to experience success in a climate of mutual respect and trust. We believe that every child is unique and that the education of each child is the responsibility shared by home, school and community. We emphasize critical thinking, problem-solving, and decision-making skills, because we realize learning is a life-long process. |
News & Events
C.Y.O. Reverse Raffle
Rozanne 352-1394
rozcrump@att.net
You're Invited
"Education Inspired by the Spirit"
Open House
Sunday, January 31, 2010
3:00 - 5:00 PM
Chili Supper Provided
- Take a tour.
- Watch Classroom Demonstrations.
- Learn about school performing arts, sports and scouts.
- Find out about registration and available financial assistance.
- And Much More ....
(View Flyer for more details!)
New Scrip Form Available
Turn Tyson Products into Big Bucks for Holy Spirit School!
 | If you eat Tyson products, you can help Holy Spirit School earn money! PTO Presidents Angie Burck and Donia Yaggi have announced that the school is taking part in a national fund-raising program sponsored by Tyson Foods, Inc. The program is called Project A+, and, ac-cording to our co-Presidents it works like this: "There’s a Project A+ label, worth 24¢, on various Tyson products that feature the Project A+ logo on the front of the package. Schools earn money from Tyson by collecting and redeeming the labels." |
Participating schools can earn up to $12,000 per academic year, and there are no restrictions on
how the funds are used. "We can use the money for anything we need — field trips, computer
equipment, sports gear, library books — anything!" said the PTO Presidents.
Our Tyson Project A+ coordinator, Kim Melton, states,” Just send your labels in an envelope with
my last name on it. When we collect 100 labels I will send them into Tyson, and they will mail us a heck! It is just that easy.” "Our goal this year is to collect a total of 6300 labels so that we can raise $1500.00. That is aproximately 18 labels per student!” Melton went on to urge everyone to participate in the program. "If everyone out in the community clips and saves the Tyson Project A+ redemption labels, we can make this program a huge success for our school."
For more information on the Tyson Project A+ program, contact Kim Melton or check out the Tyson Project A+ Web site, http://www.tyson.com/projectaplus/ .
