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Germs, Germs, Germs

Sts. Joachim & Ann School is doing a great job staying

“The Buzz” healthy this school year. I would like to caution everyone

that Influenza “the Flu” cases are being reported in

Vol. IV, Issue 24 February 20, 2009

We, the family of Sts. Joachim and Ann, have as our every state. Influenza is a viral infection that attacks the

foundation the teachings of Jesus Christ. In respiratory system, including your nose, throat,

partnership with parents, the primary educators of their

children, we strive to foster educational excellence and

bronchial tubes, and lungs. Common symptoms include:

growth of mind, body and spirit. We call forth the  Fever

unique gifts and talents of our students to be of service  Headache

to the community and our world.  Dry cough

www.stsjaa.org  Muscle aches and pains

 Fatigue and weakness

Dear Parents,  Loss of appetite

On Wednesday, February 25th, we begin the  Diarrhea & vomiting in children

liturgical season of Lent. Lent is a time for Good health habits for prevention of influenza or any

sacrifice, repentance and turning our hearts illness

toward God. When you talk with your  Stay home when you are sick; please

children about the season of Lent, perhaps make sure the fever is gone for 24 hours

you could ask them about the Lenten without the use of Tylenol or Motrin

activities we are doing at school that focus products before returning to school or

on prayer, sacrifice (sharing), and fasting. sports activities

Each day one of our eighth graders will  Avoid close contact with people who

are sick

reflect on a saint and how the saint adds to

 Wash your hands often

the history of blessings to us, the Church.

 Cover your mouth & nose when

In addition, there will be opportunities for coughing and sneezing, please use a

prayer including Stations of the Cross, tissue or the crook of your elbow.

Adoration, Rosary, and the sacraments and Remember to throw the tissues away in

we will encourage each student to follow a the trash can and wash your hands

Lenten task which will include fasting from  Avoid touching your eyes, nose, or

foods, toys, games, talk, etc. Opportunities mouth

for almsgiving (sharing) will be a part of our  Practice good health habits – get plenty

40 days. You received the Rice Bowls in last of sleep, be physically active, drink

Friday’s brown envelope and our student plenty of fluids, eat nutritious foods, &

council will be collecting for our annual Egg manage your stress level

Roll with the proceeds going to the missions Strep Throat is another common complaint with school

in Belize. age children. Please have your child seen by a physician

Check the attachments and the bulletin this for complaints of:

week for Lenten activities in the parish, too.  Throat pain

Blessings as you journey through Lent.  Fever

 Headache

Mrs. Debbie Pecher  Difficulty swallowing

 Rash on the abdomen

 Red/swollen tonsils

 Stomach sometimes with vomiting

Prayer Corner

Please pray for those who are sick: ++++++++++++++++++++

Kathy Banas’s niece (Cate Henry), Mrs. Clara Welch, Fish Fries begin again

Mrs. Downey’s mom (Patsy Boni), and Mr. Bud Smith (father of Friday, February 27th

Mrs. Hendrix) in the Cafeteria from 4-7PM.

Those who have died: Please bring desserts.

Mr. Lulu Tomayo, father of Mrs. Stinson.

OLWEUS NEWS

Picture Day is coming!

Class Meetings/ Family Meetings

Many times we have meetings at work. Fun and casual portraits will be taken on Thursday,

We have conversations about important March 5, 2009. Everyone’s picture will be taken,

topics at home, too, but the idea of then a proof will be sent home with an order form,

having regularly scheduled times to talk, so you can preview the pose before you purchase.

celebrate, honor, or give voice to ideas Students may come out of uniform. If they have PE

and thoughts can be valuable for your that day, they should bring their PE clothes and

family as well as our school. shoes. Students may also bring a prop, e.g. trophy,

Reasons why meetings can make a difference: instrument, stuffed animal, etc.

 Solve problems

 Give equal voice to everyone—no Attention 7th Grade Parents:

matter the age A Confirmation meeting is scheduled for

 Builds community and kindness Thursday, March 5 at 7PM in Church.

 Provides opportunity to share ideas, This meeting is for the student and at

values, faith, etc. least one parent. At the meeting,

How to begin: families will be given important

 Let your children know this is a new information about the discernment of the

idea you want to try Sacrament of Confirmation and

 Let your children lead by example— information to begin the process for

they are having them at school

preparing for the sacrament.

 Find a talking piece that is used so

only the person holding it can speak

 Pick a topic—as simple as how to

decide about TV shows, or where to Congratulations

go for a family outing  One of our 5th graders took second

 Use consensus to come to place in the Archdiocesan

agreements—everyone counts

Vocation Awareness Bumper

 Do not use meetings to reprimand, or

single out your child—meetings Sticker Contest. Great artwork!

should be a welcome unifying To our overall school winners for the

experience Zaner-Bloser Handwriting Contest.

 If you do need to talk about a Their entries will go on to the state

problem—remember to ONLY focus competition and hopefully the national

on repairing harm rather than doling competition in March.

out punishments

 Begin and end with a prayer

***Calendar Change***

Please note: March 23 will be a day of

Watch for more helpful tips in upcoming

Buzz publications

Lynne Lang, instruction with dismissal at NOON for a

BJC School Outreach & Youth Development faculty meeting. This date was originally

scheduled as a full day inservice for

Musical Moments teachers; however, with the snow days

Our second and third graders will perform a

taken, we will use this day to make up

choral program, The Life and Legacy of one of our lost instructional days.

Abraham Lincoln: Making of a President, BE A LIFE SAVER

on Thursday, March 12, in the parish center If you haven’t turned in your Jump

at 7PM. Come one! Come all! Rope for Heart donation or pledge,

please bring it in on Monday.

Students may make pledges or donations STS. JOACHIM AND ANN!

online or through the school. Dinner and Auction following 5PM Mass

On Tuesday, February 24, we will

have our school-wide event as we Monday, February 23

JUMP ROPE FOR HEART. Builder’s Club 3:00-3:45

On February 24th, students can come to School Board 7PM

school in sweats or warm up suits. If the

Tuesday, February 24

students want to wear shorts, they will be

Jump Rope for Heart Day!

able to change into red or navy shorts FOR

Uniform Reward Day (wear sweats and J&A

THE JUMPING EVENT ONLY, but not the

shirt)

entire day.

Student Council 3:00-3:45

Students may wear any J&A tee shirt with

Culvers Night 5PM-10PM

their sweats or warm up suit (e.g. Olympic,

Soccer, D.A.R.E., Mix-it-up, Spirit). Wednesday, February 25

We encourage the students to bring a water ASH WEDNESDAY

bottle WITH THEIR NAME ON IT for the Masses: 6:30AM

event. 8AM Mass Grades K-3 attending

10AM Mass Grades 4-8 attending

2009-2010 Registration

Re-registration forms are due back by Thursday, February 26

Friday, February 27th. Please call the Robot Assembly 9:00-10:00AM

Key Award Day

school office if you have any questions.

Remember: You are the best advertisement for our Friday, February 27

school. We have brochures and information for Re-Registration Packets due

prospective families if you can place them at your Grade 6 field trip

day-cares or give them to family or friends. Stations of the Cross 2PM

It is important that we have your re- Fish Fry 4-7PM

registration forms as we will be offering Brown envelopes home

contracts to our teachers based on our

registration numbers. Thank you for **Thank you**Thank you** Thank you**

your quick reply. Thank you to Joyce Deluvia and her

Archdiocesan Financial Grants and Aid creative crew. ALL tables are sold and

Please call or come in for an application. full for the 25th Anniversary Auction.

Your name will remain confidential. All Thanks to all of our parents, volunteers,

financial aid is determined through this helpers, attendees, and workers who are

process. making this a spectacular and memorable

event by their gifts of time, talent and

Wanted:Carpool needed to treasure. (We have many unique and

bring two students from school to fabulous items for the auction from parents

Timberwood Trails. We are willing to share and friends) Special thanks to our eighth

the drop off in the morning. grade class and all the other students who

Please call Lisa Adelmann @ 314-777-8659. have helped with the set up and the work for

the evening. God Bless you for your

kindness and generosity.



Dates to Remember

Saturday, February 21

WE CELEBRATE 25 YEARS OF

CATHOLIC EDUCATION AT



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