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Forms & Documents
- 2019-20 Authorize Student Images
- 2019-20 Medical Treatment Form
- 2019-20 Student Emergency Info
- 2019-20 Tech Acceptable Use Policy
- Getting Ready for KDG
- Gr. K-8 Summer Reading Info
- Gr. 2-5 Summer Math Info
- Gr. 2-5 Summer Math Log
- Gr. 6 Summer Math Info & Log
- Gr. 6 Summer Math Work Packet
- Gr. 7 Summer Math Info Page
- Gr. 7 Summer Math Answer Sheet
- Gr. 8 Summer Math Info Page
- Gr. 8 Summer Math Answer Sheet
- 2019-2020 Dress Code
- 2019-2020 Supply Lists
- 2019-2020 Tentative SJA Calendar
- Library/Media Policies & Procedures, Library Rules
- 2019-20 Latch Key information
- 2019-20 Tylenol/Cough Drops Form
- Health Appraisal Form
- Background Check Form
- Protecting God's Children
- Toddler Time
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Blessed Solanus Casey Relic VisitsSt. Joan of Arc Church
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A Time for Giving Thanks
"For I was hungry and you gave me food, I was thirsty and you gave me drink, a stranger and you welcomed me" (Matthew 25:35)SJA Fall Food DriveOctober 21st - 30thThe St. Vincent DePaul food pantry at St. Joan of Arc is in need of the following items:- Canned chicken and canned tuna
- Canned fruit
- Peanut butter
- Canned spaghetti and ravioli
- Pasta sauce
- Toilet paper and paper towels
Thank you for helping our students understand that it is part of our christian service to help those in need as Jesus would have us do!
Thanks for joining the fun and getting spooked at the Haunted Garage!
We had a great turnout and your support of our PTG is much appreciated. If you visit over the next few weeks, mention SJA and our school will benefit.
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A Great tradition continues
Continuing a long-standing, important, SJA tradition, Monsignor Mike recently blessed the Class of 2020 and their official class shirts. He explained to the 8 th graders (and the 7 th graders who witnessed the blessing), how he hoped the shirts would be a reminder of their time at St. Joan of Arc, and prayed that the shirts would also help them to remember that they are “ saints in the making.”
The shirts display their class colors (black and light blue), their patron saint (St. Sebastian), their song (“I Lived”), their motto (“Alone we can do so little, together we can do so much”), as well as their names.
The 8 th graders can proudly wear their new shirts with their uniforms every Wednesday now that they have been blessed.
Gratitude must go to the 8 th grade reps who organized and got the shirts to the students so quickly, and to Monsignor Mike for always finding the time
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Box Tops - no more clipping! scan your receipt
- Box Tops Information - Click here to read the new information!
- Box Tops is changing to fit today's families. The new and improved Box Tops mobile app uses state-of-the-art technology to scan your store receipt, find participating products and instantly add Box Tops to your school's earnings online. Parents can continue to send in the paper Box Tops for now and we will process them.
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remember to pick up your sweets-Oct 30th
PTG Sweet Treats Fundraiser
Morley, Cherrydale & Otis Spunkmeyer
Delivery of all items will be October 30th.
To Volunteer to help, please click on SignUp link to find open times.
Please make arrangements to pick up your oders between 12:45 and 6:00PM in the Emmaus Hall of the Sr. Carol Center.
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high school information night
High School Information NightClick here for more information.Area Catholic high schools will be holding their annual "High School Information Nights" at local elementary schools in the Archdiocese during late September and October. These special drop-in style events give students and their parents a chance to explore what Catholic High Schools have to offer. -
Summer Reading & Math reward Trip, What a day!
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SJA Alumni continue to make us proud!
Four Valedictorians!
At St. Joan of Arc, we are always incredibly proud of the many former students who distinguish themselves in high school. This year, the Class of 2019 (SJA Class of 2015), held a distinction of historical importance. For the first time in the history of St. Joan of Arc Catholic School, FOUR of our former students were named valedictorians at their Catholic high schools!
Regina High School
Elizabeth Nosek - Valparaiso University
Monica Pitlock - Loyola University Chicago
DeLaSalle Collegiate
Joseph Schaeffer-Michigan State University
Austin Catholic High School
Christian Spearman-Xavier University
These incredibly bright, hard-working, dedicated students excelled in high school, earning summa cum laude honors, and succeeding in a variety of activities from Student Council, National Honor Society, Forensics, and Choir, to athletic pursuits like soccer and baseball.
May God Bless Elizabeth, Monica, Joseph, Christian, and their families on the next leg of their journeys. The Charger Nation beams with pride and rejoices with them!
Eagle Scout Project in the Works
David Chomicz, SJA Class of 2018, is working toward his Eagle Scout Badge. He is making improvements to the landscaping around the St. Joan of Arc Church by adding two retaining walls with new plantings. God Bless your efforts David! More Charger Pride!
New Author
Gary Abud, SJA Class of 1998, an award winning educator and a double cornea transplant recipient has completed his new book, "What Color Will It Be?" a Science with Scarlet book. Science With Scarlett is a children's picture book series about a young girl scientist and her teddy bear assistant who do amazing experiments with the reader. Click on Science with Scarlet to find out where to purchase this delightful book. Congratulations, Gary! -
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! -
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, 2019