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The $3,700 proceeds from the pancake breakfast is going to fix the coils in the gym. |
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Mass is on Saturday, January 24 at 4:30 pm with a potluck following. St. Felix band concert will between the mass and potluck. The school will also be doing a song as well. ALL students are asked to attend!! |
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St. Felix is looking for individuals to teach mini courses on the afternoon of January 28. You would teach 3 - 30 minute classes from 1:00-2:30pm. Any adults who would like to share their knowledge and experience with a hobby, interest, talent, etc are asked to contact the office,. |
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Faith Formation
Information: K-6 (3:15-4:30) and 7-11 (7:00-8:00) at St. Felix school January 2009: 7th - regular class 14th - regular class 21st - regular class 28th - regular class February 2009: 7th - regular class plus Reconciliation/Communion parent meeting from 3:15-4:30 pm 11th - regular class 18th - regular class 25th - Ash Wednesday mass at St. Agnes Church at 6:00 pm and St. Felix Church at 7:00 pm. Events calendar will be updated throughout the year. |
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Service Club
Update: The St. Felix meets Tuesdays, from 3:15 to 4:45 in the basement Art room at St. Felix school. All ages are welcome to attend! No commitment required. Just come when you can. E-mail: pr@stfelixschool.org Questions? Call Lynn Schoen at 507-474-4555 |
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Reminder that we
have the paper drive on the second Saturday of each
month (Jan 10) from 9:30-11:30am behind the St. Felix rectory.
If you are working the paper drive, please do not park in the alley. Also, if you are working and cannot make your assigned month, it is your responsibility to find a replacement for your self. January 2009: Mike & Cindy Gosse, Mark Goose, Duane & Susie Hager, Matt & Jodie Schmoker, John & Judy Schurhammer |
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Ash Wednesday Mass will be on February 25 at 11:00 am. There will be NO Tuesday afternoon mass on February 24. |
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The Geography Bee is on Friday, January 9 at 12:30 pm for grades 4-6. |
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Bring your old cell phone to St. Felix during our "Cell Phones for Education Drive"!! You will receive a tax deductible receipt for your donation. |
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Preschool/Pre-K:
colorful pom-poms, colored sequins, squiggle eyes (all
sizes), plastic nativity set, books (from Book Fair), straws, extra hats
and mittens (child sizes), artificial Christmas tree
From the Oriental Trade Catalogue: Pg 61 - Pony
Bead Bracelet Kit, Pg 71 - Bright Rainbow Craft
Buttons, 500 Tiny Acrylic Pom Poms, Giant Bag of Bright
Turkey Feathers, Pg 72 - Shiny Sequin Assortment,
1,000 Piece Plastic Mini Jewel Assortment, Super Mega
Wiggle Eyes Assortment, Pg 81 - 6 Super Durable
Dressing Boards, Pg 83 - Happy Hoppers Kindergarten: Educational Rug, Print-Rich Classroom Labels (Spanish), Teacher’s Easel (Chart paper and dry erase surface) First Grade: television Second Grade: classroom treats, storage tubs with covers, age appropriate board games, carpet sweeper, video cassette rewinder, age appropriate Advent calendar, legos (bulk building sets, legos (base plates), magnet wands, student thermometers Third Grade: economy drying rack (for art projects) - $110.00, metal audio storage rack - $50.00, board games (ex: scrabble, guess who, han-man, ect)computer games (Where in the World/USA is Carmen San Diego, Oregon Trail, mathematics, grammar, reading comprehension, etc), printer for classroom that is compatible with computer Fourth Grade: multisided dice (10-30 sided), age appropriate board games, intermediate dictionaries Fifth Grade: United States pull down map, dictionaries (10), thesauruses (10), electric pencil sharpener Sixth Grade: intermediate dictionaries (10), multisided dice (see Ms. Wells for more details), book shelves, thesaurus Music/Technology: standing bass drum, classroom LCD projector, music paper, internet cables |
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Reporting Chicken Pox and Shingles: - Please notify the school health office if your child is absent due to chicken pox (also called varicella) or shingles (also called zoster). Schools are required to notify the Minnesota Department of Health when chicken pox and shingles occur in students. tracking chicken pox and shingles help evaluate the effectiveness of immunization requirements and recommendations. - Please also let the school health office know: Whether a healthcare provider diagnosed your child's illness by lab testing or by examination Whether your child has been vaccinated against chicken pox, the date of vaccination, and the clinic. Although schools keep children's immunization records, their records of chicken pox shots may not be up-to-date for all students. Your assistance is greatly appreciated and essential to the efforts of your school nurse and MDH in keep Minnesota children healthy. |