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May 27, 2016

515 N Beaumont Rd

608-326-8624

From the Principal

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As this is the last day of the school year, I would like to thank all the

staff members that make each day an experience for our students.Each professional in our building is valued for their work and its im-

pact on student learning.

I would also like to thank the families that continue to support Prairie

Catholic. The school wouldn’t be the academic institution it is with-out your backing. Thank you very much. Sometimes we need to re-

member why we choose a Catholic education so I would like you toplease read the insert from Joayn Bahr with the Arlington Ladies. She

has the experience of working with our 8th Graders on their Wash-ington DC trip. She had many nice things to say about our students,

It only emphasizes how important the connection between the fami-

lies and school can be on the development of a child.Have a great summer!

The school would like to congratulate all the students for their hard

work with the Accelerated Reader program. The third highest readerin terms of words and points was Gina Sebastian with 3,066,635 wordsand 466.9 points. The second highest reader was Regina Turner with

4,417,996 words and 645.8 points. The highest reader was KendallHill with 5,674,642 words and 806.8 points! Way to go girls.

You will see a 2016-2017 School Calendar in this mailing. Please under-

stand that these dates are tentative within a day or two. There are al-ways changes, but these starting dates are what we will be preparing

for throughout the summer. Please be aware that there will be sum-

mer emails, and mailing with information regarding the upcomingschool year. Please keep the office informed with any changes to youremail or mailing address.

The school would like to wish all the outgoing 8th Grade students the

best in their next endeavors at the high school. I know that you’ll makeus proud of your accomplishments.

Mark Your Calendars

Registration - Monday, Au-

gust 1st - 12:00-7:00pm

Registration - Wednesday,August 10th - 8:00am-

1:00pm

August 24th - First Day of

School 2016-2017

Prairie Catholic Students of

the Month:

September -

Clare Teynor

October -Scout Hall

November -Kierstyn Rogers

December -

Regina Turner

 January -Zach Mara

February - Jack MacEachern

March -

Katelyne Lutz

April -

Sam Kramer 

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Congratulations to Eric & Colleen Teynor who were the winners of thepre-registration drawing. Their family will receive a $500.00 tuition credit

towards next year. Thanks to everyone for their continued support.

The 2016 Mississippi River Adventure Day will be held on Monday, Au-

gust 1st. Included is the flyer and registration form for anyone interested.Registration forms due by July 1, 2016.

The summer server schedule is included. Students will be serving dailyMass along with the regular weekend Mass schedule. Please make every

attempt to make your schedule time, however if not, it is your responsi-

bility to find a replacement.

The school will be making another Box Tops submission before June 1st.

(There are many tops that will expire soon.) Please drop off all of yourBox Tops at the school before the last day of school.

Prairie Catholic Pre-Kindergarten Packets are available in the school of-fice. If you have a student that will turn 4 before September 1st or know

of a family that may be interested please inquire.

The school will also start a 3 year old program next year. The classes willbe held during the school year from 8:00am-11:00am every school day.

There will also be a discounted day care rate from 11:00am until 5:00pmfor these students. Lunch for day care students will also be offered. Please

contact the school office for more information.

Families are encouraged to check the Lost and Found that is inside the

front doors of the school. We donate the left overs to the CAP office soplease check for your clothing before the end of the school year.

Parents the school is looking for missing library books. We are missing 11

titles that we need back. Please take a look around your home and return

if you find them. (There is no late fee for any of these books, so pleasesend back if found.)

From the “Easy” section: Teachers; Mater Saves Christmas; Henry &

Mudge and Mrs. Hopper’s House; Mr. Putter & Tabby Feed the Fish; Mr.Putter and Tabby Toot the Horn.

From Non-Fiction: The Best Thing About Easter;Whatever Happened to Humpty-Dumpty?

From Sets: The Man with the Iron Mask.

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Prayer:

Generous God,you have given us

everything goodin our lives. Give

us a generous

spirit toward ourfamily andfriends. Help us

share what you

have given us. Weask this in the

name of JesusChrist. Amen.

Job well done! 

This year theschool had many

things to cele-

brate. Test scoresare strong,

achievement is

high and the ad-ministration is

hearing reports

of positive stu-

dent behavior.

Great Job!