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Welcome to St. Paul School! I am glad that you have chosen, or are considering to choose St. Paul School for your child's education. The staff, volunteers, and parish team are all committed to providing the students with an education that is grounded in spirituality and strong academic goals. Blessings to all of you for a happy and successful 2006 – 2007 school year, Erin Bailey PHILOSOPHY OF ST. PAUL SCHOOL St. Paul School exists and is necessary in order to create a Christian educational community where human knowledge and faith is shared by teachers, students and parents in a spirit of love. The right to educate resides with the parents and this school seeks to transfer their desires through a Christian way of life and a program of studies. St. Paul School promotes the basic skills necessary at each level, provides opportunities and experiences which emphasize the privileges and responsibilities of American citizenship and strives to encourage healthful choices and worthwhile choices. Because children are strongly influenced by example and that parents and teachers, working together, should form a strong faith community. Finally, having been taught, they may teach; having been loved they may love; and having been given, they may now give.
Since Christ lives in us, we must respect and love ourselves and others as God respects and loves all of us. When we have this respect and love in our lives, we will act in ways that show it and share it. The guidelines in this handbook are written to help us do this. Each student is to be assisted in developing a high degree of “self-esteem” in order to grow to the best of his/her ability. The staff has the right to expect the “lifestyle” which is consistent with Catholic values. Therefore, there is a need for guidelines and sanctions to bring about the quality of life in keeping with the philosophy of our school. ST. PAUL SCHOOL PRAYER Lord, we come together today as a school family to praise you for the day you have given to us. Send your Holy Spirit upon us so that as we study, work, and play we may give honor to You. Bless our school and all those who use their time and talents to make it a place for us to learn. We pray for one another in Your name. ST. PAUL SCHOOL FACULTY AND STAFF Pastor.........................................................................Father Don Przybylski Support Staff Teacher’s Aide.............................................................Mrs. Theresa Cartwright
ATTENDANCE Wisconsin Statute 118.6 states that it is the responsibility of the parents to ensure the regular attendance of the student. Truancy means any absence of one or more days from school during which the principal or teacher has not been notified in writing of the legal cause of such absence by the parent or legal guardian of the absent student. Roll call will be taken at 7:45 a.m. Prayer will also be at 7:45 a.m. Students who are not present in the room at this bell will be considered tardy. To ensure the safety of all students, if a child is to be absent from school, the parent/guardian must call the school by 8:30. If parent/guardian does not call, the secretary will attempt to call the home for verification of the child’s whereabouts. When the child returns to school, he/she must have a written note advising the school about the absence. These notes are kept for the school year. If a student is tardy for school, he/she will be admitted to class only after checking in at the office. If a child is tardy because of a late bus, he/she does not need to report to the office. If a student has a dentist, doctor or orthodontist appointment before school and arrives late a tardy will not be recorded if the school receives documentation from the dentist, doctor or orthodontist stating that an appointment was held. EXTENDED ABSENCES In case of extended absences, the principal and teacher should receive a written note at least one week prior to the time the child will be out of school. School work will be given prior to the absence provided that a one-week notice has been given. The school takes no responsibility for students falling behind in their work because of family vacations during the school year. Students are required to make up the work when they return within time limits set by the teacher. ATTENDANCE AND ACADEMIC AWARDS Attendance awards are given at the end of the year to students who have no more than three absences and/or five tardies. Recognition is given at the end of the year for students who have maintained excellent academic standing 3.0 GPA or above throughout the school year. ANNOUNCEMENTS When announcements are made, the students are to courteously listen. Every attempt will be made to APPOINTMENTS St. Paul School understands that it is not always possible to get dentist, orthodontist, eye or
BOOK ORDERS/BOOK FAIR Students are given the opportunity to order books through book clubs chosen by the teacher. No student is ever required to buy books through these book clubs. Each teacher handles the collection of money and processing of orders and will inform the parents on how this will be handled. An annual book fair is scheduled for parents and students during the fall parent/teacher conference. BULLYING Bullying is highly unacceptable and will not be tolerated at St. Paul School. Please refer to disciplinary measures. BUS Students are provided transportation to and from St. Paul School by Wirsbinski Bus Service. Students are to ride the shuttle bus to the Middle School at the end of the day. If a student who usually rides the bus is to walk, a permission slip must be written by the parent/guardian to the school office. Otherwise, the student will be required to ride the bus. Wirsbinski Bus Service does not allow students to ride a bus home with friends or to places of employment. Therefore, if there is to be a party or sleep over, parents will need to make arrangements for transportation. Parents who need their child transported to a sitter at a site other than the pick-up location, must fill out the sitter form which can be obtained in our office or at Wirsbinski Bus. CARE OF TEXTBOOKS AND SCHOOL MATERIALS All textbooks are supplied by the school. Since the books are the property of the school, students are required to keep them covered at all times. No writing is to be done in them. Students are encouraged to use a school bag or backpack to prevent loss or damage to books. If a book is lost or damaged, the student must pay for it by the last day of school. No final report card is issued until damaged books are paid for or lost books are returned. Breakage or damage of property by students will be paid for by the students. Deliberate destruction or defacing of school property will result in conduct referral, detention, or suspension. CHANGE OF ADDRESS, TELEPHONE NUMBER, OR GUARDIANSHIP Parents/guardians must notify the school immediately when there is a change of address, telephone number or any change in parent ship or guardianship. In family situations in which child custody has been granted by the court to one parent, a copy of the custodial agreement must be provided to the school as a condition of registration. Many things affect a child’s ability to study and learn. Events that occur within family relationships are usually most important. Please keep the teachers informed of deaths, illnesses, births, separation from friends or relatives, etc. Our awareness of what your child is coping with will help us in working with your child. Unless there is written authorization in the school office, conferences and communication about a student will only be done with parents or legal guardian. CUSTODY/GUARDIANSHIP Diocesan Policy 5302 The policies for Catholic schools in the La Crosse Diocese regarding proof of guardianship of children state that: In any situation where there is a custody agreement, the schools needs to obtain that portion of the agreement that stipulates custody and any other pertinent information for the school. DSP 5302 CHURCH ATTENDANCE Students will attend Mass one day each week. An all school Mass will be held on Tuesdays at 8:00 a.m. Kindergarten students will attend Mass beginning in October. Parents are always welcome and are encouraged to join us at Mass. Students are expected to dress appropriately for Mass. (No jeans or shorts) If a student arrives late for Mass he/she will be considered tardy. Students attend Mass on all Holy Days of Obligation and Ash Wednesday. When this occurs, this is the only Mass attended by the students that week. CONCERTS-- Christmas, Spring, Class Events All students are expected to participate with appropriate dress unless a personal illness or family emergency occurs. Performance and preparation are part of the music/class curriculum and are considered in the grading. CONFERENCES Diocesan Policy 5205 As a personal means of informing parents as to the development of their children, schools are to schedule conferences on a regular basis. Normally, the children should have the opportunity to be at these conferences. COURTESY AND RESPECT Each student deserves respect and kindness from every other person he or she meets during the day. Therefore, St. Paul students, in accordance with the principles of Catholic Christian education, are expected to show courtesy, respect, and obedience to all teachers, staff members and fellow students. All staff are to be addressed as Father, Mr., Mrs., Ms., or Miss. DISCIPLINE Loving our neighbors as ourselves is one of the great commandments given by Jesus. At St. Paul’s we strive to foster an environment of mutual respect from teacher to student, student to teacher, and student to student. Children are taught to assume responsibility for their actions. Self discipline is the ultimate aim of true discipline. To help the students achieve this, we present the following behaviors: 1. The Ten Commandments There are times, however, when students display inappropriate behavior and need to understand the consequences that their behavior has on the school community. One of the ways in which you will be notified of unacceptable behavior is through a conduct referral slip. We ask that you discuss this slip with your child and send the signed slip back to school with the student the next day. These slips are not kept in the child’s permanent record, nor do they follow her/him from year to year. They do, however, help us see patterns of behavior in one year, and help us find peaceful solutions to problems as they arise. DRESS CODE The purpose of a dress code is to insure that a student is appropriately dressed for the school day. All clothing and hairstyles should present the student as an individual serious about studying and learning and be compatible with our Catholic philosophy. Outlandish, irregular or faddish clothing, hairstyles and apparel are inconsistent with the values we propose. Dress codes serve a number of positive purposes: 1. Over-sized or tight fitting pants, hip-huggers, sweatpants, leisure wear, pajama bottoms, mesh, tear away, combat-style, military, or camouflage pants as primary wear are not allowed. Ragged and torn pants/slacks/jeans are not allowed. The administration as well as the teachers reserves the right to correct a student who is not dressed appropriately. A note will be sent home to inform you of any inconsistencies with the dress code. DRUGS AND ALCOHOL St. Paul School is a Christ-centered educational community which proclaims the Gospel of Life and recognizes the human dignity of each person. Therefore, it is the mission of St. Paul School to provide a Christian environment in which each member is able to develop his/her special talents and gifts to achieve his/her potential. The presence and abuse of drugs and alcohol presents a clear and present danger to the health, safety, and welfare of all pupils in our school. Therefore, St. Paul School has a paramount obligation of The phrase “drugs and alcohol” includes, but is not limited to: illegal drugs, alcohol, illicit drugs (legal drugs used for illegal or improper purpose) and look-alike drugs (substances represented as illicit or illegal 2. No student may possess or use drugs or alcohol on school property, within 1000 feet of school 3. No student may be under the influence of, or knowingly remain in the continued presence EIGHTH GRADE TRIP AND GRADUATION Eighth grade graduation festivities should be kept simple as befits the occasion. Students should have input as well as their parents. All expenses for the eighth grade trips and celebration after the graduation ceremony need to be funded by the eighth grade parents and their children. All plans and fund raisers need to be approved by the principal. If plans include an overnight graduation trip, the itinerary needs to be checked with the Diocesan Finance Office at least two months before the event is to occur. Dress Code policy applies to the mode of dress of all graduates. Modesty in dress denotes self respect. EXTRA-CURRICULAR ACTIVITIES A student may be removed from extra-curricular activities for consistently poor school work or serious misconduct. Homework must consistently be done in time for each class. EXPULSION: Diocesan Policy 5115 The expulsion of a student from a Catholic school is a very serious matter and should be invoked only in extreme cases. Care should be taken that fundamental fairness is offered the students in the process of expulsion. All expulsions are to be approved by the Diocesan Director of the Office of Catholic Schools.
FIELD TRIPS Field trips enrich the curriculum and are offered periodically throughout the year. Students must return a permission slip signed by the parent/guardian before going on a field trip. At times a child may be asked to pay for admissions, bus transportation, etc. Parents are encouraged to contact the school office if a cost is prohibitive, and arrangements will be made for payment. No child will be prevented from accompanying his/her class on a field trip because of inability to pay. FIRE AND TORNADO DRILLS Drills are held at irregular intervals throughout the school year. Students must walk quickly and silently to the designated areas and remain there until the signal to return is given. FUND RAISING GRADE SCHOOL DANCES AND PARTIES Diocesan Policy 5790 Schools are not to sponsor mixed parties and dances for grade school students when they are such as to promote premature dating, exclusive and particular boy-girl associations and the pairing off of couples. School activities which are well supervised and which are instructive in the social graces and productive of mature and wholesome relationships are encouraged. GYM REGULATIONS Only gym shoes are to be worn in the gym as the floor gets scuffed easily with street shoes. The basement is off limits to all but the players. During the game everyone is to be in the gym being supportive of the players, coaches, and school. GYM USE The use of the gym by established organizations in the school and parish supersedes the use of the gym by other non-parishioner groups. Other groups that want to use the gym for events need to schedule with the parish office and pay a rental fee of $75.00 with a returnable security deposit of $75.00. All participants must sign a waiver. Any damages will be charged to the scheduling individual. HONOR ROLL In order to encourage excellence, St. Paul School has incorporated the “A” and “B” Honor Roll for Grades 5 through 8. Criteria for the “A” and “B” Honor Roll are as follows: A+ 12 points A 11 points A- 10 points Subjects to be considered are Religion, Spelling, English, Math, Science, Social Studies, Reading, Music, Art and P.E., Spanish, Health and Computer, and, if applicable, band. “A” Honor Roll must have an average of 10 points. Students will receive recognition awards for being on the A and B Honor Roll. We hope that these incentives will motivate our students to strive for excellence and achieve his/her personal best. In order to receive the Presidential Education Excellence Award, a student must be on the A Honor Roll for the first three quarters. For the Presidential Education Achievement Award, a student must be on the B Honor Roll or a combination of A and B Honor Roll for the first three quarters. HOMEWORK A reasonable amount of study at home is important. The amount and type of work will be determined by the teacher depending on the grade level and ability of the child. Students will be given daily study time to do part of their assignments in school. Students are required to keep a daily homework notebook and may be required to have this book signed daily by parents depending upon the discretion of the teacher. HOT LUNCH Hot lunch is served daily. The cost per student and adult lunch is determined yearly depending upon the contract with our food service provider. Parents are informed of the price in the summer newsletter. Presently it is $1.50 per child lunch and $2.25 per adult lunch. Students who bring their lunch to eat may purchase milk for .25¢. St. Paul School participates in the Federal Hot Lunch Program and eligible children are provided with free/reduced lunches. Information for this program can be obtained from the school office. IMMUNIZATIONS Any student admitted to St. Paul School shall present written evidence of having completed the immunization requirement listed by the state. The state law regarding immunizations is followed. An immunization record, according to Wisconsin State Statute, must be on file at the school within 30 days of the first day of school and is subject to periodic review by the Marathon County Health Department. LIBRARY AND AUDIO-VISUAL MATERIAL The library is a resource center set aside for reference work and leisure reading. Books are checked out when a librarian is in. A book may be checked out for a period of two weeks and may be renewed once upon presentation of the book. There will be a fine of two cents per day for an overdue book--including holidays and weekends. If, by some misfortune, a book is lost or damaged, the student must pay for the book. Replacement costs will be $10.00 for paperbacks and $20.00 for hard covered books. Special books may cost more to replace. Reference material may not be checked out of the library. Magazines may be checked out for a period of one week. All fines must be paid by the last day of school or the final report card will not be issued. LOCKERS Lockers are the property of St. Paul School and the school reserves the right to search them at LOST AND FOUND Articles found in and around school will be put in the Lost and Found box. Please drop by it occasionally throughout the year. Items left at the end of the year are donated to charity. MEDICATION If it becomes necessary for a student to take any form of medicine, prescription or over-the-counter, a signed medication permission form from the parent and doctor must be presented to the office along with MEDICATION ADMINISTRATION Diocesan Policy 5505 The state legislature has provided for administration of drugs to students who must have medication while attending school. Any private school employee or volunteer authorized in writing by the private school administrator or principal, as well as any licensed school bus operator authorized by the proper school authority, may administer certain drugs to students. No employee, except a health care professional, may be required to administer a drug to a pupil under this law by any means other than ingestion. The party authorized to administer the drug and the school principal or administrator is immune from civil The governing body of the private school whose employees or volunteers may be authorized to administer drugs under this law must adopt a written policy governing the administration. The policy shall include procedures for obtaining the filing in the school or other appropriate facility, the written instructions and consent required. There must be procedures for the periodic review of the instructions, for the storing of drugs, for record keeping, and for the appropriate instruction of persons who may be authorized to administer the drugs. (For the proper protection of students and faculty, many schools require that the medication be kept in a locked cabinet.) (ss118.29) MEMOS AND NEWSLETTERS Newsletters will be issued from the office on a regular basis. Please take the time to read them. They give up-to-date information as well as information about all that goes on here at school. MONEY/VALUABLES Money or valuables brought from home and lost or misplaced are the responsibility of the student. When sending any money to school, please put it in an envelope with your child’s name, grade and purpose. If a student brings valuables to school, they should be checked in at the office. NONDISCRIMINATION: Diocesan Policy 5101 Every Catholic school in the La Crosse Diocese respects the dignity of each individual and, therefore, will NON-CATHOLIC STUDENT PARTICIPATION: Diocesan Policy 6225 Non-Catholic students fully enrolled in a Catholic school are required to participate to the same extent in all school activities (both curricular and extra-curricular) and courses of study as Catholic students, provided such activity is permitted by Catholic Church law. PARKING IN THE ALLEY Parking is not allowed in the alley from High Street to the end of the grassy area by the rectory during school hours. Parking for deliveries and emergencies is allowed for a limited time period. RELIGION PROGRAM The religion program of St. Paul School include receiving religious instruction in the Catholic faith, participation in liturgical worship and prayer, reading and studying the Bible, taking part in Christian service, and the sharing of faith life. Christian values are integrated throughout the curriculum. The purpose of our religious education program is not intended to displace parish worship or study, but to enhance and support the mission and activities of our Church. Weekly school masses are celebrated at 8:00a.m. once each week. The masses are generally scheduled for Tuesday mornings, but may change due to the observance of Holy Days or other scheduling needs. You will be notified of any change. We encourage parents to be present for our weekly masses. Students receive a grade in religion on their report cards. However, this grade is a reflection of the religious knowledge a student has and is not intended to be a reflection of how religious a student is, nor does it measure his/her Christianity. Although the parish primarily runs the sacramental programs, students are also instructed in these sacraments in the school. Presently, students are prepared in First Reconciliation and First Eucharist at the second grade level.
REPORT CARDS/REPORTING STUDENT PROGRESS Diocesan evaluation reports are issued four times a year. The reports are used to formally evaluate the child and communicate this information to the parents. Report cards also provide an opportunity for parents, teachers, and students to develop a better working relationship in accordance with each student's needs. Conferences/report cards are shared only with a student’s parents/legal guardians. It is important to remember that your child is an individual and the information should not be compared with any other child’s report card. This is especially true of children in the same family. Report cards are not the only from of communication of a student’s progress but they are a primary form. Parents should be continually aware of their child’s progress through completed assignments and other communications from the teachers. Parent-teacher conferences are held twice per year. RETENTION AND ACCELERATION Diocesan Policy 5210 The school is responsible for making the decision to retain or to accelerate a child to another grade. The decision to retain or to accelerate a student should be made only after serious reflections and evaluations and consultation with the teacher and parents. SCHOOL CLOSINGS Should weather conditions or other unforeseen events necessitate the closing of school, notification will be made on local radio stations: WSPT-FM 98 WSPO-AM 1010 WIZD-FM 99.9 WXCO-AM 1230 St. Paul School follows the Mosinee School District in closing school due to inclement weather. SCHOOL HOURS 7:40 First bell rings, students go to homerooms
SCHOOL RULES It is absolutely necessary for any organization to have rules. The following have been developed for St. Paul School. Every student will be required to follow them. Every parent/guardian will be expected to support them. Before School in the Morning: Supervision of students begins at 7:15 a.m. To ensure safety of students, please DO NOT bring students to school prior to that time. -Students begin arriving at 7:15 and will report to the cafeteria where they will be supervised. Teachers are to be in their classrooms beginning at 7:40 to insure proper supervision of the students. Students will be required to abide by the following: PLAYGROUND AND OUTDOOR RULES Students will have their recesses on the playground unless there is inclement weather. Each student will be required to abide by the following rules: Students are to walk to the lunchroom and stand quietly until served. Students are to observe the posted lunchroom rules: Students are to observe the following rules while exchanging classes: ALL teachers are expected to be present in the hall while classes exchange. (Grades K-8) DISMISSAL ● All teachers will escort their classes to the main door via established routes CONSEQUENCES FOR MISBEHAVIOR Consequences for inappropriate behavior will be determined by the teacher or the principal. Self discipline rather than corrective behavior is the primary goal. With all due respect to the student, it may be necessary at times to check an individual student’s desk, backpack, etc. to get out assignments and books when absent, to pull out inappropriate material, to check for a suspected illegal substance, etc. The student should understand that school and student have joint ownership of desks, and that it is the right of the administration and faculty, when necessary for the well being of all, to check or to inspect these items. If a student chooses to not follow the rules, consequences will occur: All students of the Catholic schools of the Diocese of La Crosse are entitled to learn in an atmosphere free from sexual harassment. Provisions: ST. PAUL GRADING SCALE: Grading will be as follows: 99-100 A+
STUDENT ASSIGNMENTS The format on each student assignment is as follows: Name Quality work with neat penmanship and correct spelling is to be expected. Mistakes are to be erased instead of crossed out if possible. Otherwise, a one line cross out can be permitted. White Out is not allowed. Papers are to be handed in unfolded and are not to be torn out of a spiral notebook. Correcting of assignments is to be done neatly and positively. When students check other student’s work, they are to do so neatly showing respect for that student’s work. TELEPHONE Telephone use is limited to emergency calls only. Students will not be able to receive calls, but a message will be delivered to the student. Students are not permitted to phone home to ask for gym clothes, assignments, or instruments they have forgotten unless the teacher deems it necessary to conduct the entire class. Students who are given permission to call home will be charged 25 cents per call. Calls to stay overnight at another student’s home or to arrange for rides are not permitted. These arrangements should be made before coming to school in the morning. TESTING Achievement Tests will be administered to students in Grades K-7 in February/March. Results of the test are shared with parents during the month of May. Diocesan Religious Testing is administered to grades 4 and 8 in September/ October.
TUITION It is the policy of St. Paul Parish that every family must sign a tuition payment agreement and regular payments made according to the agreement signed. In the event that a hardship may occur, St. Paul Parish as well as the Diocese of La Crosse is committed to providing a Catholic education to all children through tuition assistance. Receiving such assistance is contingent upon doing the following: 1. Requesting a tuition assistance form from the school office and filling it out Any family with a significant outstanding tuition balance will be required to meet with the pastor and principal before future enrollment will be permitted. In extreme cases of non-payment of tuition or noncompliance with the above, St. Paul School reserves the right to deny enrollment at semester. VISITORS Visitors in school are asked to report first to the school office. A parent or guardian is asked to check VOLUNTEERS St. Paul School is always in need of volunteers to either help with a reading group, work in the library, counting labels/milk caps, or in a number of other areas. Interested persons should call the school office at 693-2675. ANY RULES NOT COVERED IN THIS HANDBOOK ARE TO BE DETERMINED AT THE Addendum Administrative Recourse-Diocesan Policy/Regulation 1391 1. Teacher or other school employee Procedure in the Diocese of La Crosse When one of Christ’s faithful judges him or herself injured by the action of a person exercising pastoral or administrative authority in the Diocese of La Crosse, he or she is to first confront the person in question with the grievance and seek reconciliation with the person. If the party who judges himself or herself injured is not able to achieve reconciliation by conversation with the authority involved, he or she may present the grievance to the pastor of the Church within thirty calendar days of the time of the alleged injury. The recourse is to be made in writing and is to state the facts of the conflict and the reason or reasons why the party judges himself or herself injured. The response to the recourse also is to be made in writing and is to state the reasons for the response given. If the grievance is against an authority in the parish, the appeal first is to be made to the pastor who is to seek to reconcile the two parties. At this level and at the successive levels, the pastor may seek the assistance of others, especially those respected for their ability to reconcile; but in the end the pastoral authority remains responsible for seeking the resolution of the conflict. No consultative body as such or members of consultative bodies, in virtue of their membership, should be given the pastoral responsibility of resolving such conflicts. The consultative body, e.g., the parish pastoral council, has responsibility for assisting the pastor in drawing up good policies for the pastoral activity of the parish and for assisting the pastor in clarifying policies in cases of conflict or interpretation. It does not, however, engage in the administration of the policies. The pastor is obliged to respond to the recourse within fifteen calendar days from the time he receives it. Once the pastor has given his response to the recourse, the conflict is considered reconciled, unless the pastor’s response is appealed to the dean within fifteen calendar days from the date the parties in conflict receive the response. If reconciliation is not achieved with the pastor’s help or if the grievance is against the pastor himself, the appeal is to be made to the local dean who by office has special responsibility for promoting harmony of pastoral action and unity of Church life in his deanery. (cf. Can. 555, 1, 10; 2, 20) If the grievance is against the pastor, and the pastor is the local dean, then the appeal is to be made to the dean of the closet neighboring deanery, with the consent of the Diocesan Bishop. The dean is obliged to respond to the recourse within fifteen calendar days from the date he receives it. If reconciliation is not achieved on the deanery level, or if the grievance is against the dean in the exercise of his office of dean, then the appeal is to be made to the Diocesan Bishop directly. The Diocesan Bishop may carry out the work of reconciliation himself or he may name another to act for him in the matter. In the latter case, the Diocesan Bishop makes his own response to the person named. The Diocesan Bishop is obliged to respond to the recourse within fifteen calendar days from the date he receives it. If the grievance is against the Diocesan Bishop, the legislation in the Code of Canon Law is to be followed. (cf. Canon 1732-1739) It should be kept in mind that the Code of Canon Law requires a special procedure to be followed by the Diocesan Bishop in the case of the removal of a pastor (cf. Canon 1740-1747) or the transfer of a pastor unwilling to be transferred. (cf. Canon 1849-1752)
St. Paul School August 30, 31 Teacher Orientation and In-service End of Quarter 1 November 10 Catholic Schools Week January 28-February 2 Star Citizen Star Citizens must be: Respectful to everyone around
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I HEREBY ACKNOWLEDGE THAT I HAVE RECEIVED AND READ THE CONTENTS OF THE PARENT/STUDENT HANDBOOK FOR ST. PAUL SCHOOL AND I AGREE TO ABIDE BY THE CONTENTS.
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