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Important dates
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Read MoreFriday, March 22
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Friday, March 22, 7:00 PM - 10:00 PMRegister here for an evening of creativity, painting, and fun. Create a one-of-a-kind monogram canvas while enjoying wine/beverage, appetizers and desserts in the company of friends. Click on Paint Party for the link to register for this fun event.Read More
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Tuesday, March 26, 7:00 PMPlease arrive at 6:15PMRead More
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Wednesday, March 27Gr. 8 students will enjoy a free day today after their Confirmation ceremony the night before.Read More
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Read MoreFriday, March 29
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Volunteer signup
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Forms & Documents
- Gr. K-8 Summer Reading Info
- Gr. K-8 Summer Book Log
- Gr. 2-5 Summer Math Info
- Gr. 2-5 Summer Math Log
- Gr. 6 Summer Math Info & Log
- Gr. 7 Summer Math Info Page
- Gr. 7 Summer Math Answer Sheet
- Gr. 8 Summer Math Info Page
- Gr. 8 Summer Math Answer Sheet
- Getting Ready for KDG
- 2018-19 Authorize Student Images
- 2018-19 Dress Code
- 2018-19 Latch Key information
- 2018-19 Medical Treatment Form
- 2018-19 Student Emergency Info
- 2018-19 Supply Lists
- 2018-19 Tech Acceptable Use Policy
- 2018-19 Tentative SJA Calendar
- 2018-19 Tylenol/Cough Drops Form
- Background Check Form
- Health Appraisal Form
- Protecting God's Children
- Toddler Time
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Ribbi's a reader
SJA was visited by Ribbi the Eastside Diamond Hopper's mascot! The USPBL league that plays at Jimmy John's Field in Utica promotes reading in the month of March. All students that fulfill the requirement in Library class earn a
FREE ticket to one of the games. Keep Reading!
For more pictures, click on the album below.
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March reading month pictures
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We're Wild!
3 Photos
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Buddy Reading
74 Photos
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Ribbi Visit
12 Photos
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Class Posters
11 Photos
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PTG News
Thank you to those who have volunteered to lead in these important PTG positions for our school! We have Committee chairs and Grade Representatives for all grades! Committee chairs can always use more helping hands for events, so there’s always room to be involved! The Board is also still looking for its next leader, the President Elect. Having the year to shadow as president elect is so beneficial before you take the lead!
PTG Nominations
Questions? Please contact:
Debbie Fisher; debfish78@yahoo.com
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students shine in geobee
Continuing a tradition that has spanned over 18 years, St. Joan of Arc students in grades 5 through 8 recently participated in the “National Geographic GeoBee.” The school-level competition was the first round in the annual geography competition designed to inspire and reward students’ curiosity about the world.
Congratulations to Roman for qualifying for the State Level Competition. The next round will be Friday March 29, 2019 at Western Michigan University.
Good Luck Roman! We're Proud of You!
We are proud of our grade winners:
Grade 5--Elle and Max
Grade 6--Jacob and Arun
Grade 7--Mary, Christopher, and Roman
Grade 8--Nolan, Madison, and David
We especially want to congratulate our school champions:
3 rd Place—Jacob
2nd Place—Arun
1 st Place—Roman
School champions from around the country, including Roman, will take an online qualifying test; up to 100 of the top test scorers in each state then become eligible to compete in their State GeoBee. Those winners will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to National Geographic headquarters in Washington, D.C., in May to participate in the GeoBee national championship. We wish Roman all the best as he strives for geographic knowledge excellence! -
projects around the building
Eric Carle Painting Project
Students in Grade 2 watched a movie about Eric Carle and read some of his books. They created pictures using the Eric Carle style of illustrations. "We used toothbrushes, combs, sponges, and cups to paint and make designs on the paper. After the paper dried, we cut out the pictures from this paper to make our own pictures." "It's pretty neat!" See Mrs. Krafchak's web page for more pictures.
The Holy Spirit Moves Grade 5
Students in Grade 5 chose a symbol of the Holy Spirit and created a moasic inspired by the moasic of St. Joan of Arc behind our altar.
Winter Wonderland in Primary
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morley candy fundraiser
Thank you for your support!
The Chocolate Fountain Party was held in January to celebrate the sale. Our PTG helped set up goodies to dip into creamy, delicious, Morley chocolate. Lots of "yummms" were heard around the Jacob Davis Hall! -
Sacret heart Major seminary
Our 7th Graders visited Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit. Students attended Mass in the chapel, took tours of the Seminary grounds, and heard testimonials from Priests and Sisters regarding their call to the religious life.
God has indeed chosen You!
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candy collection is counted
Our Student Council sponsored the collection of Halloween candy as a service project for our students. The generosity of our school families is amazing! There were over 30 bags of candy totaling over 520 lbs that were given to Mrs. Schott, mother of a US Marine fighting overseas. There was a friendly competition between the buildings with the Primary collecting over 163 lbs and the Main collecting 356 lbs.
God has surely chosen us to be sweet-loving, patriotic, and charitable people!
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Theme for the 2018-2019 School Year
God Has Chosen Me!
We all like to be chosen. It makes us feel special and extraordinary.
YOU HAVE BEEN CHOSEN!! GOD HAS CHOSEN YOU…He has chosen us to help the needy. He has chosen us to bring joy to those who are unhappy. He has chosen us to share His peace with our classmates. He has chosen us to tell everyone about the love of His son, Jesus. He has chosen us to make a better school, a better Church, and a better world.
God has chosen me to be Christ for others.
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St. Joan of Arc School Mission Statement
A Foundation of Faith and Excellence
As a Catholic community rooted in the teachings of Jesus Christ, St. Joan of Arc School proclaims its mission to lead students in knowing God and the Gospel, through prayer, worship, study and service. As a professional learning community, we promote the highest academic standards of achievement, according to each student’s unique abilities and needs.August, 2018