Weekly Letter January 22nd

Happy Wednesday!
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I pray everyone had an enjoyable extended weekend. 
This morning I encouraged the students to consider the days left in the week and to make sure they are working with effort in the classroom. If you have any questions about your child’s academic status, please contact their teacher.   
“Thank you!”, to everyone one who attended the BBQ Parent Meeting last week. In the next few days, I will send out an email with more information regarding the fundraiser and attached will be the forms that were handed out. If you prefer a paper copy, please email me and let me know so I can send it home with your child.


Kinder Graduation   Mark your calendar for our Kindergarten Graduation Ceremony on Wednesday, February 5 at 6:00 pm. Come support these excited kids as they walk across the stage. It is sure to be a fun evening. 


Donations    If any parents are available to act as chaperones and take students out to speak to businesses about donations for the fundraiser, please let me know! 
As you sell BBQ tickets, remember to turn in the funds received to the school office.  I can provide a receipt for the money you have turned in. Please do not send your student to school with cash or checks that can be misplaced—we need to make sure that all of the funds turned in are properly accounted for. You may also drop the money in the drop box located next to the Principal’s office--just fill out the yellow slip so that we may properly account for what is turned in. 


Report Cards    Report Cards will be sent home in your child’s blue envelope this week. Please review them, sign them, and have your child return them to their teacher.  


Early Enrollment for 2025-2026 School Year     In the blue envelope that will be sent home this week you will find an Early Renrollment Application form. Please look for the ‘2025-26 RCA Early Enrollment’ email it will give detailed information regarding enrollment for next year. 


School Supplies    Please check with your teacher on supplies needed in the classroom. Most students are running low on tissue boxes and writing utensils. 


Have a blessed evening,
Bro. JR