Parent Information
- The first night of classes for this school year was September 25th, 2024. If you would like to register your child for the current year, please contact David Mika at [email protected].
- Youth Ministry Registrations are also available for the school year! Information and online registration can be found HERE.
- Tuition Payments can be made in a number of ways. You can set up automatic payments or pay all at once online with e-Giving. You can also pay by cash or check at the Parish Office, or by mail.
- Flocknotes/Tuesday Newsletters - Families should receive an e-mail newsletter every Tuesday afternoon/evening through Flocknotes. If you are not receiving these, please check your spam/junk folders. You can also add [email protected] to your e-mail contact list, which should allow for our e-mails to always land in your inbox. If you're still not receiving our e-mails, please contact David at [email protected].
- Each parent/guardian's cell phone number has been added to Flocknotes, so that we can get you information more quickly about class cancellations due to weather, or other emergency news. If you change or get a new e-mail address or phone number, please contact the Religious Ed Office so that we can update on our end!
- Absence Reporting - should be done through this online form, which is also linked in every Tuesday newsletter. Please do not call the Religious Ed office to report absences. Please keep in mind that our Attendance Policy states that more than three absences in a year is excessive, and make-up assignments may be assigned.
- Supplies - Students should come to class each week with their materials, ready to learn. Please see the Supply Lists page for the items for each grade.
Fun and Engaging Things Happen
Each year, we have interesting classroom units, as well as special events. For example, we have had a visit from a Holocaust survivor, a celebration of the Feast of St. Francis, an All Saints mass together, and a visit from the good bishop, St. Nicholas. We have helped refugee families set up their new homes in America and have raised money for Fields of Life in East Africa.
