- School Office ReopensGraduation Awards 2010
M=Medal ©=Certificate
Highest Average(M)
• Awarded for the highest overall GPA in each core subject area.
St. Catherine of Sienna award for Religion Michael Whalen
Fine Arts/Technology(M)
• Students judged to be the best overall in Art, Computer, and Music by their teacher.
Excellence Award(M)
• Highest overall average in core curriculum subjects ($250 award from the Marguerite Vollbrecht Scholarship Fund)
• Consistent daily effort displayed in all classes over 7th & 8th grade years.
• Students whom junior high teachers feel constantly exhibit leadership qualities throughout the school year. These qualities must be demonstrated in a positive, Christian manner that help promote an atmosphere of learning.
• Given to two students who have demonstrated academic achievement; a positive, caring attitude; and who has been an integral, positive member of 8th grade class by exhibiting Christian behavior.
• Given to the boy and girl who best exemplify the Mission / Philosophy Statements of OLGC and are models of what OLGC is attempting to achieve as a school.
Sean Stanners
· This award is given in memory of a former student and graduate of OLGC. This award recognizes a student who has overcome great physical hardship in pursuit of their studies and who, in this struggle, exemplifies the very best qualities of Our Lady of Good Counsel.
Andri Hill
• Given to one boy and one girl athlete who best demonstrate academic excellence, hard work, team and school spirit, leadership, and a never-quit attitude as ranked by their coaches and confirmed by their teachers.
Jason Houle
Gina Ruggirello
St. Paschal Baylon Safety of the Year Award ©
· This year, we continue a tradition begun last year, and select one individual has stood out among all of our safeties in the area of leadership, commitment, and responsibility.
St. Thomas Moore Student Council Awards© – This award is given to those members of the graduating class who have served their peers and the school community as officers of the Student Council.
· This award is given in recognition of exceptional commitment and responsibility to those students to bore the responsibility of presenting and handling of the flag of our nation each day.
Welcome Mrs. Kim Cinzori to OLGC Parish School. Mrs. Cinzori will be teaching two 6th grade Language Arts classes next year. She is a graduate of MSU and has a Masters in Language Arts from EMU with over 10 years of teaching experience.
Mrs. Cinzori's three boys attend OLGC and she has subbed for us extensively.
- Every participating family/household that selects a pose for the directory will receive a free directory and a complimentary 8x10 Custom Natural Portrait.
- You will come to the church only once for photography and for portrait viewing.
- The program is available at no cost to the Church.
- You will have the opportunity to order additional portraits during your scheduled appointment time.
- If you wish to purchase extras, the portraits come with a 100% Satisfaction Guarantee.
- Whether you decide to dress formally or casually, you will want to make the most of this opportunity.
There will be an optional information meeting for any parent whose daughter is interested in learning more about the Crusader Cheer program for the Fall season. Cheer parent meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 8 at 7 pm at the church in the Father Burn conference room. If you have specific questions, please plan on attending! If you would like to get more involved in the cheer program, please plan on attending! At the meeting, we will also outline the cheer season schedule, and discuss the interest in CYO competitive cheer, which can begin in 5th grade.
Depending on the level of participation, and the number of people who volunteer to coach, we would like to be able to offer separate cheer teams for each grade, to cheer for our Crusader football teams on Saturdays!
Please contact me if you have any questions before the meeting. Email me at jeaninedeguzman@yahoo.com.Cheers! ~ Jeanine De Guzman ~ OLGC Cheer Coordinator
Thank you for all your help and support with our sister community!
Emily Sikorski
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We have noticed a growing problem at dismissal that we need to share with you and ask for your help in resolving it. There has been in increase in the number of unattended and unsupervised children at dismissal running around cars, the dumpster, and the parking lot. In many cases these children are throwing balls, fighting, or running in the street. We recently had a near miss involving a car and a very young child. Student’s who are being picked up need to go to and remain at their cars. No students, or their siblings should be left unattended.
We have also had a significant increase in the number of dogs being brought to dismissal. Many of our students are afraid or uncomfortable around dogs. We ask that if you need to bring your dog to dismissal that they be left in the car so as to maintain a safe environment and respect the space and feelings of others.
We are also reminding all of our parents who drive that we are a neighborhood school and as such we must be good neighbors to those who live around us. In particular we need to be aware of the fact that our neighbors need to be able to come and go freely from their driveways and homes. Please be respectful of their needs as you come and go from the school lot. Thank you for your help and cooperation in this matter.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Reilly and Mr. Czaplicki
On Thursday, February 4th, Mrs. Reilly was invited to speak on Ave Maria Radio (AM 990) Catholic Connection with Teresa Tomeo regarding Catholic Schools Week and OLGC. If you would like to listen to the interview please copy and paste the following link and click on Teresa Tomeo. The interview is under February 4th - First Hour.
www.avemariaradio.net/audioArchive.php
Check out the Community Pages link located in the menu bar to the left for details on this special event.
