Mine, Mine, Mine, Mine, Mine!!!!

Students listened at Mass today to Fr. Joe speak about sharing and thinking of others.  He used the movie, Finding Nemo, and explained that the sea gulls were his favorite character.  The reason why they are his favorite character is because they teach 'how you should NOT be'.  These sea gulls are very selfish and all they can say is, "mine, mine, mine, mine".  He challenged the kids at lunch to pretend that there is only one lunch for the entire class.  Students and faculty are fortunate to have priests like Fr. Joe to get us thinking about how we should live our lives in the image of Jesus. 

Holy Week Celebrated with Stations of the Cross!

Todday, the entire student body, parents and guests attended our Holy Week Stations of the Cross.  Students in our Kindergarten classes performed the stations with students from 4th grade narrating.  This service is one of the most special performances of the year and the kindergarten students did a wonderful job.  Wishing everyone a Blessed Easter!

Love and Support for Newtown!

Students show their love and support by wearing green and white for the Newtown, Connecticut community.

From the All Saints' Staff . . .

. . . and the Elf on a Shelf . . .

Merry Christmas!!!

Thank you, Ms. Scalet!!!

Today is National Catholic School Principal's Day and students in first grade each gave her a bouquet of flowers they created on the computer.  The first graders loved going into the office to wish her a wonderful day and thank her for all she does.

Thank you, Ms. Scalet!!!

Mock Election at All Saints! Results are In!

Long lines were formed in the school gym as students waited their turn to cast their vote for the next United States President.  The results were announced at the afternoon announcements as a landslide victory for the Romney/Ryan team.  Voting results were 242 for Romney and 77 for Obama.  Now lets watch the real results and pray for our president and leaders to lead our country well.

Jogathon!

Another great jogathon for our school.  Congratulations students on a great job!!!