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St. Paul Catholic School
An Indiana State Exemplary School
Beginning our SECOND CENTURY
of education in Grant County
Have Faith in the Choice You Make
SCHOOL OFFICE HOURS - SUMMER
The school office will remain open until June 30th. The hours will be from 8 am until 12 noon and 1pm until 4pm. The office will be closed from July 1st until August 1st and will reopen at 8am on August 2nd. (please scroll down) Classroom Supply Lists For All Students in Grades K-6 Note: Pre-school not required to wear uniforms.
Preschool Arrival and Dismissal Children in the AM classes are to be dropped off at the Preschool door (between the school and McCarthy Hall) in the morning at 8:30 am. We will not accept the children in the classroom more than 5 minutes before class time. Children will then be picked up at 11:00 at the door behind the school between school and McCarthy Hall. I will put your child in the car at the end of the morning. If you have a carpool or cannot bring your child to school, there will be a folder sent home in a school bag with their calendars and notes in them. Children in the PM classes are to be dropped off at 12:30 at the door at the parking lot between the church and school. Parents may line up, and let their children off at this door. I will be there to greet them. Children will then be picked up at 3:00 at the door behind the school between school and McCarthy Hall. I will put your child in the car at the end of the afternoon. If you have a carpool or cannot bring your child to school, there will be a folder sent home in a school bag with their calendars and notes in them.
School hours are:
Students are expected to be on time for school. If it is necessary for a student to arrive before 8:00, he/she should go to extended care (6:30 - 8:25 a.m.). Half day kindergarten dismissal is at 11:30 a.m. Pre-School morning dismissal is at 11:00 a.m.. After 3:15 p.m. dismissal time, children may be picked up from West door of school. Students must be picked up by 3:30pm as there is no supervision available (unless they are registered with the YMCA Before & After School Program).
Lunch Choices:
Tuition: 2010 - 2011 Grades K - 6 Tuition may be paid annually prior to August 15, semi-annually prior to August 15 and January 15, or monthly through automatic transfer of funds. The automatic transfer occurs on the fifteenth of the month from August through May. Additional information is available in the school office. If you have any questions, contact Business Manager, Madonna French, 765-662-2883. Registration fee: $50 per child with a maximum of $100 per family, payable at time of registration. Fee does not apply to tuition and is nonrefundable. Book and Classroom Supply Fees: $125 per student. This applies to all grades. This fee is separate from tuition. Book & Classroom Supply Fee will be waived if registration is received on or before April 9, 2010. If you have a third, etc. child that does not pay tuition, the book & classroom supply fees apply. Tuition: Registered, active, supporting members of St. Paul Catholic Church:
Tuition: Non-parishioners
The above tuition rates are for the first and second K-6 family members. There is no tuition charge for the third, fourth, etc., K - 6 family members. Book & Classroom Supply Fee will apply. A note to our non-parishioner friends: As a parochial school, we are heavily supported by St. Paul Catholic Church parishioners. Tuition pays approximately 45% of our school costs; the remainder is covered by the church financial support, corporate and individual matching funds and miscellaneous income. We expect our parishioner families to support the church and through their support, the school. Our higher tuition rates of non-parishioners, both Catholic and non-Catholic, are not intended to discourage or exclude anyone, but rather reflect their portion of St. Paul Catholic Church's support. The total cost for a child's education is approximately $7,500.
Limited tuition scholarships for kindergarten through 6th grade are available. Please complete the scholarship application and submit it to the Pastor.
Hello, I am Suzy Satterfield, the St. Paul Preschool teacher. I have over 30 years of teaching experience in the area of young children's education. St. Paul and I offer programs for children of various age groups:
Christian values and concepts are present in all that I teach. I feel God is involved in all aspects of our life and should be involved in everything we learn. I will love, teach and nurture your child. He/she will learn, laugh, pretend, play, and learn to pray. I hope you will come and visit our school and all it has to offer. "Miss Suzy" Suzy Satterfield
Preschool Tuition: 2010 - 2011 Early Childhood Tuition may be paid annually prior to August 15, semi-annually prior to August 15 and January 15, or monthly through automatic transfer of funds. The automatic transfer occurs on the fifteenth of the month from August through May. Additional information is available in the school office or at the contact us page. Registration Fee: $50. This is nonrefundable and is not included in tuition. If registration is received on or before April 17, 2008, registration is $25.00. Per Year Automatic Transfer
The above tuition rates are for all pre-school students. No discounts or allowances are made for multiple - child families or parishioners.
The St. Paul Catholic Church mission statement includes the words, "..to pass on the faith we have received from the apostles to our children and to others". The mission of the St. Paul School Kindergarten is to make children feel secure and successful in school as we pass on that faith. The program is designed around a developmentally appropriate approach. Children are encouraged to learn on their own through active participation and interaction with the teacher, classmates and developmentally appropriate materials. The teacher recognizes the varying levels and interests of the children. The children are allowed to develop at their own pace through activities which include physical movement, active communication, and individual and group problem solving. Learning is centered around activities which are meaningful and relevant to the children. Integrated themes bring learning to a natural level as the children experience spontaneous and instructive play in the classroom through activities which draw together reading, math, writing and science, with art and music. Computers are used to reinforce the curriculum. The Kindergarten children learn to open and close programs along eith basic sord processing in the computer lab that is equipped with 24 new Dell computers. Field trips are used to relate learning to real-life experiences. Parental involvement is encouraged. Parents are seen as partners in the education of their children. Of primary importance is the independence and well being of each child. Each child is accepted for where they are, and through choice, encouragement and manipulative activities, they gain a sense of competence, individuality and responsibility. Dear Parent: Thank you for your interest in St. Paul Catholic School. Our school is anchored in faith and knowledge. Each child comes to us as a special gift from God. We believe that our Catholic school will provide your child with a quality education. We have an excellent teaching staff that is dedicated to providing your child with a classroom atmosphere that will create a positive learning environment. Our staff values each child and encourages them to reach for the stars. Your child will reach his/her full potential in a classroom where daily prayer and respect for others are expected. You are welcome to visit our school any day between 8:30AM to 3:15PM. Please call our school office at 765-662-2883 and set up an appointment to meet with Linda Napier, our Development Director. She will give you a tour of the school and make arrangements for you to visit any classroom. Sincerely, Jacqueline P. Certain
CLASSROOM SUPPLY LISTS 2010-2011 PRE-SCHOOL SUPPLY LIST 2010/2011 1 - box 16 Crayola crayons 8 - Elmer’s glue sticks 1 - picture of child to decorate student’s locker 2 - sets of washable Crayola markers 1 - school box for supplies 1 - pair Fiskars scissors 1 - bottle Elmer’s glue 2 - rolls paper towels 2 - package small paper plates - PM Class 1 - package napkins - PM Class 1 - Book Bag * Please mark everything clearly with your child’s name * Book bags may be purchased at Wal-Mart They are canvas book bags with handles. They can be purchased in the fabric department. You may help your child decorate them with their name and design of choice. LUNCH BUNCH PEOPLE: 1 rest mat/pillow or towel
KINDERGARTEN SUPPLY LIST 2010/2011 2 - rolls paper towels 1 - large bottle white Elmer's glue (Please no substitutes) 4 - glue sticks 1 - box (24 count) crayons 1 - set washable markers 1 - pair scissors 2 - primary or standard pencils with erasers 1 - large eraser 2 - paint shirts (Dad’s old shirts work best) 1 - rest mat/pillow, or towel for rest time (all day students) 1 - school box to hold supplies 1 - book bag or tote (something to carry papers home) 2 - folders 3 - boxes Kleenex 1 - pair gym shoes (NON-MARKING SOLES ONLY) to be used only on gym floor (to be left at school
*PLEASE MARK EVERYTHING CLEARLY WITH YOUR CHILD’S NAME.
1st GRADE SUPPLY LIST 2010/2011 20 - #2 pencils with initials written on each 2 - boxes of crayons 5 - white glue sticks with initials on each 2 - pair pointed scissors with initials on each 1 - set of water base markers in primary colors with initials written on it 2 - boxes of Kleenex 2 - rolls of paper towels 1 - paint shirt 1 - large eraser 1 - big bottle Elmer's glue 1 - container of disinfecting wipes or disinfecting spray 1 - pair of gym shoes to be used only on gym floor (NON-MARKING SOLES ONLY)
2nd GRADE SUPPLY LIST 2010/2011 1 - container of disinfecting wipes 2- rolls of paper towels 2 - boxes of tissues 1 - clip board (plastic) 6 - pocket folders -2 blue, 2 yellow, 2 green 2 - composition notebooks (wide ruled, 100 count) - Theme 1 20 - #2 pencils 2 - red pens 1 - package water-based markers (8 count) 1 - package colored pencils (12 count) 1 - box of 24 count crayons 1 - pair scissors (pointed) 1 - ruler (cm/in) 4 - glue sticks (white) 1 - school box to hold supplies (approximately 7”x 11”) 1 - paint shirt 1 - pair gym shoes to be used only on gym floor (NON-MARKING SOLES ONLY) 2 - pink pearl erasers 4 - dry erase markers (for white board) 1 - eraser for dry board (optional) 1 - headphones (can be ear buds - for computer lab)
3/4th GRADE SUPPLY LIST 2010/2011
2 - red pens 2 - highlighters (different colors) 20 - # 2 pencils 10 - clear glue sticks (Many students ran out of glue last year!!!) 1 - pair scissors 1 - Composition Notebook 1 - box of 1 quart baggies 1 - box of gallon baggies 2 - rolls of paper towels 2 - boxes of tissues 1 - ruler with cm/in 1 - clipboard 2 - packages wide rule loose leaf paper (100 count) 1 - binder (to hold folders, paper & agenda) 1 - package washable markers 6 - large foam sheets or 1 package of small sized foam sheets 1 - box of crayons 1 - paint shirt 1 - package of small, lined index cards (any color)-3rd 2 - packages of small, lined index cards (any color)-4th 2 - EXPO markers (different colors) 1 - pair gym shoes to be used only on gym floor (NON-MARKING SOLES ONLY) 1 - package of colored pencils 1 - pair of headphones (for computer lab)
5/6th GRADE SUPPLY LIST 2010/2011 2 - glue sticks 3 - rolls paper towels 2 - boxes of tissues 1 - package gallon baggies 1 - package quart baggies 1 - large bottle glue 1 - pair scissors 20 - pencils (any) 3 - red pens - crayons, markers, and colored pencils 3 - highlighters (any color) 1 - ruler (cm./in.) 4 - packages loose leaf paper (100 count) 3 - spiral notebooks 1 - composition notebook 1 - small (pocket size) dictionary 1 - set of ear buds/headphones to stay at school 1 - scientific calculator 2 - prong pocket folders 1 - Flash Drive (can be cheapest one you find (under $20)) 1 - pair gym shoes to be used only on gym floor (NON-MARKING SOLES ONLY)
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