Seton Catholic Elementary and Middle School

May all our Seton families and friends enjoy a blessed Christmas season and a joyful New Year!

RELIGIOUS FOCUS FOR DECEMBER…

This Advent as we continue to pray for peace around the world, we want to help our students focus on the inner peace that only Jesus brings. We hope to provide some quiet moments at the beginning and end of each day for our students to focus on what it means to experience the peace of Christ amidst the “busy-ness” of everyday life. To know Christ in the ordinary, simple tasks, common experiences, and relationships of our lives, is the gift of grace. This is one way that Jesus comes into our lives. When we take the time to recognize the grace of everyday life, inner peace fills our hearts. With this true peace of Christ in our hearts, we can look forward to a joyous and blessed Christmas celebration.

CAFETERIA AND PLAYGROUND MONITORS NEEDED…

We are in need of more adults to work as cafeteria and playground monitors. Even if you can only work a couple days each week we could use your help. These are paid positions and the hours are from 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Please call 757-5500 and talk to Jane Barrett if you are interested.

SPALDING SCHOLARSHIP FUND GRANTS…

Tuition assistance scholarship grants from the endowment fund established as a result of the Dioceses of Peoria ROOTED IN FAITH Campaign and named in honor of Archbishop Spalding, the first Bishop of Peoria, will be available for the 2008-2009 school year, for students enrolled in or intending to enroll in grades Kindergarten through 12in any Catholic school located in the Diocese of Peoria whose families are members of a Catholic parish in the diocese. All grants will be based on financial need objectively assessed. Information about the grants and application materials are available in school offices. Families of students currently receiving grants are reminded that all grants are for one year only and anyone seeking to renew a grant for 2008-09 must reapply. The application deadline is February 15, 2008. Notification of grants awards will be made by mid-April.

COLOGNE/PERFUME/BODY SPRAYS…

Parents and Students:

Due to the number of allergies/sensitivities of both students and faculty to cologne, perfume, and body sprays we ask that students please NOT wear either to school. Strong scents trigger migraines and congestion for several of our students and staff members. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in this matter.

BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL REMINDERS…

As per the Seton School Policy on Student Arrival and Departure in Appendix I of the Seton Catholic School Parent/Student Handbook, please be reminded that students may not be dropped off before 7:45 a.m. as the doors will be locked until that time. As per the policy we also expect that students will be picked up between 2:50 and 3:00 p.m. If your student is not picked up by 3:00 p.m. they must come inside the front doors of the elementary and/or middle school buildings to wait until their ride arrives. This is necessary for the safety to our students. The latest students may be waiting for rides after school is 3:15 p.m. In the middle school building there are often 20 to 30 students waiting for rides after 3:00 p.m. and later. This has become a real safety issue due to limited space and personnel available to supervise the students.

Again, we provide supervision from 7:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. If students are here later than 3:15 p.m., they will be sent to T.A.S.K. in the elementary building and charged $3.00 per student. Also, students should not play on the playground after school unless they are under the direct supervision of a parent or designated adult. This has also become a safety and supervision problem, particularly with the older students.

GAME DAY SUPERVISION…

As a service to families, student spectators, athletes, cheerleaders, and members of the pom squad may stay at school between 2:50 and 4:00 p.m. on the days we have home games if they follow these guidelines:

Report to Mrs. Moreno in the gym by 3:00 p.m. and pay $1.00
Sit on the bleachers or at tables and visit or work on homework.
Athletes may dress quickly in the locker rooms and restrooms after checking in with Mrs. Moreno. After changing, athletes are to return to the gym area and remain seated until their coaches or moderator arrives.
Athletes, cheerleaders, and the members of the pom squad are subject to the $1.00 fee if their coach or moderator is not there to supervise them by 3:00 p.m.

Once Mrs. Moreno leaves the gym area shortly before game time, direct supervision of students is over, but Mr. Pagett is there and in charge. Students who stay for games are expected to stay inside the building at all times. This is for the safety and well being of all our students. Students are expected to follow the rules and directions of the adults in charge. Students may not be in Mr. Pagett’s office or the concession area unless they are signed up ahead of time to help. Students should spend the majority of their time in the gym watching the games, not hanging out in the hallways and restrooms. Parents will be called if any student is found outside or repeatedly misbehaving at games.

TRAFFIC ISSUES...

If you are going to leave your car and come into the Middle School building either before or after school, please park in the lot on the west side of the building. That will help ease the drop off and pick up congestion. Thank you.

SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED…

Our substitute teacher list is dwindling! If you or someone you know is interested in substituting at Seton School, contact Jane Barrett.

Qualifications:

Must have a valid Illinois teaching certificate or an Illinois substitute teaching certificate and completed the diocesan mandated background checks and have attended the VIRTUS: “Protecting God’s Children” for Adults Program.

CAFETERIA NEWS…

Please remember, it is necessary to call the school cafeteria (757-5536) by 9:00 a.m. if you are planning to join your child(ren) for lunch. Also, parents are asked to notify the main school office if other family members or friends are going to be joining their child(ren) for lunch.

AFTER SCHOOL PRACTICES AND REHEARSALS…

If your student stays after school for a scheduled practice or rehearsal anywhere on the Seton/Sacred Heart property, siblings or friends who are not a part of that particular group or team may not stay with them and wait. Our coaches and moderators are volunteers and cannot be expected to be responsible for any additional students. Arrangements must be made for siblings to be picked up separately. We do have an after-school program for students in grades 4-8 in the elementary building until 4:00 p.m. called T.A.S.K. There is also after-school supervision provided between 3:00 and 3:45 p.m. on evenings of home basketball games. Please call either office if you have questions about after-school supervision.

DENTAL EXAMINATIONS REQUIRED…

Reminder: Students in kindergarten, 2^nd and 6^th are required to submit proof of a recent dental examination. Proof must be given to the school by May 1^st.

WINTER IS HERE…

During the winter months, when inclement weather strikes; be sure to listen to the local television and radio stations for information regarding school closings. SETON SCHOOL CLOSES WHEN MOLINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE.

Reminder…The school doors do not open until 7:45 a.m. So, please, plan accordingly when dropping your children off during these cold months.

PARENTS' CLUB…

Dear Parents:

Thank you. Because of your commitment to Seton School and our children the fall fund raiser was a success.

We now have achieved our goal of establishing two main fundraisers for Parents’ Club. The fall fundraiser and the already successful Walk-a-thon will anchor both ends of our school year with the annual goal of raising $60,000.

Our next meeting is scheduled for January 8^th. We would like everyone to attend to learn more about our group and our functions so that everyone can get involved. Once again – thanks to everyone for their continued support.

For the Parents’ Club minutes, please check our Seton’s website, www.setonschool.com and click on Parents' Club Minutes under News and Events.

BOOK FAIR A SUCCESS…

Thank you to everyone who supported this year’s Book Fair. A special thanks to Mrs. Tammy Mount for coordinating the fair and to the following people for volunteering their help…Kitty Grevas, Cindy Frideres, Angie Laufenberg, Kristin Nagovan, Karen Flack, Laura Vyncke, Tara DeBlaey, Chris Schilb, Michele Tucker and Jessica Tucker.

BOOSTER CLUB…

Christmas Wreath Sale

The Seton Booster Club Christmas Wreath Sale was a huge success this year. Gross sales totaled over $66,000, and net profit increased by nearly $8,000. The deadline for turning in the money collected for these items is Friday, December 7^th. The Booster Club wishes to thank all those persons who helped conduct this major fund-raiser, especially Tim Adam, who coordinated the program, as well as all of the volunteers who help unload and distribute the products on November 15^th, 16^th, and 17^th. We were very encouraged by the number of moms and dads of younger students that helped out this year. We hope that you stay involved with the Booster Club.

December General Meeting

The next Regular Meeting of the Seton Booster Club will be held on Thursday, December 6^th at 7:00 p.m. in Culemans Hall Cafeteria. Topics for discussion will include winter basketball tournaments for 5^th and 6^th Grade boys and girls, the Trivia Night fund-raiser, and the Summer Baseball/Softball Program. Pizza and soft drinks will be served at 6:30. Child care services will be available. Come and join in the discussions.

Vice President Vacancy

Anyone interested in the position of Vice President of the Booster Club should contact Steve Polito at (309) 764-9741. The Vice President’s primary responsibilities are coordinating the Summer Baseball/Softball Program, and assisting with Club-sponsored events e.g., fund-raisers and tournaments.

SCRIP…

Christmas is just around the corner and SCRIP can help you with all your shopping needs. There are gift cards for restaurants, clothing stores, sporting goods stores, and even groceries. Purchase SCRIP to use to buy that special gift or give SCRIP as the special gift. You can even order SCRIP to buy the pizza so you don’t have to cook after a long day of shopping!

December order dates are:

Due Sent home

December 11 December 13

December 18 December 20

Orders must be in either school office by 8:30 a.m. on order dates to ensure delivery. As always if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Angie Dussliere 799-1234.

MEMORY BOOK…

Last Call for Fall Digital Pictures

Due on or before Thursday, December 13, 2007

Digital pictures needed:

Field Trips: Kindergarten Pumpkin patch, 8^th Grade Springfield, 4^th Grade Pioneer Village, etc

Halloween: Parade, Class parties, and activities

Classroom Activities: Red Ribbon Week

8th Grade Candids – Dance, Any Candids!

Religious Celebrations: Children’s’ Mass, 5^th Grade Saints Project & Mass, etc

Fall Fundraiser: Boo-gie Night

Suggestions: Groups of 3-6 people work best.

Two options to submit your digital pictures:

1. Submit your digital pictures via email to memorybook@setonschool.com. Please, only send four *.jpg attachments per email message and include the event and student name(s).

2. Submit your digital pictures in a CD containing pictures in *.jpg file format and send to: Cleu Coene c/o Hanna Coene 5M or Mya Coene 2M or Leah Coene KZ.

Please attach a note on the CD with the event and student name(s) for each picture file.

Something new this year: the 2007-2008 Memory Book Fall pages (i.e. Fall sports, Fall field trips, Halloween, etc) have a deadline to be completed on or by Mid-January 2008. Please help us meet our Memory Book deadline by submitting your Fall digital photos on or before Thursday, December 13, 2007. Thank you.

get your digital cameras ready for the following events:

Vespers, Kindergarten & Primary Christmas Programs, Spaghetti Dinner, and Catholic Schools Week Activities. Refer to Seton’s December and January calendars contain the dates and times for each scheduled event.

If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Cleu Coene at 309-762-1622 or memorybook@setonschool.com.

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS POSTER CONTEST…

The Knights of Columbus, Fr. Bill Betson Council, would like to invite all boys and girls ages 8 through 14 to participate in the international Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest. Students are encouraged to develop an original poster and slogan idea designed to discourage their peers from experimenting with drugs and alcohol. The contest is conducted at the local level with winning entries progressing through district/regional and state levels of competition to the international level. Entry forms and rule sheets are available in both school offices.

FORESTERS POSTER CONTEST…

The Catholic Order of Foresters poster contest is now available to all youth members. The theme this year is “Miracles”.

Posters will be judged at local, state, and national levels with prizes awarded in each division. Hannah Laufenberg was the 1^st place winner, in the junior division, at the national level this past year.

Poster and entry information can be obtained through Mrs. Burau, middle school art teacher, or Youth Director, Amy DeLille, 762-9886. Posters need to be in by April 1, 2008, so they can be judged locally and sent on to state competition.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS…

Honor Roll & Honorable Mention lists available by at the following link:

www.setonschool.com/newsevents/honorroll.shtml

ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NOTE…

7^th & 8^th grade girl’s basketball is approaching if you are planning to participate please make sure all the appropriate paperwork is completed and returned to the Athletic Director before the first practice.

We are still in need of a 7^th grade girl’s basketball coach. Anyone interested please call Jack Pagett, 764-5418

CUB SCOUTS…

Cub Scouts – As the year comes to a close, Pack 109 is busy celebrating and getting ready for a new year.

A huge thank you to our Seton family and others who supported us in our annual popcorn fundraiser. The scouts sold more than $21,000 in popcorn, smashing our old record and our sales goal. A special thanks to Roosevelt parents Sam and Jennifer Moyer, who coordinated the successful effort.

Congratulations also are in order for several scouts, who earned their Bobcat Badges, their first advancement award as Cub Scouts. They are: Wolf Cubs – Sebastian Martin, Dylan Buyck, Brayden Seefeldt, Louis Dussliere, Noah Ewers and Tiger Cubs – Logan Sharer, Alex DeWitt, Ryan Rochholz and Collin Thompson.

In December, we will hold a Baby Shower for Jesus at the Dec. 10 pack meeting. Scouts are encouraged to bring a new baby gift – diapers, wipes, bottles, etc. – to be donated to the CPC.

One of our next big events will be our annual Pinewood Derby. Boys will be receiving their cars to get ready for the Jan. 28 races.

We also will be taking pictures of all the dens during the first week of December for the Seton Memory Book. Please attend your regular meeting dressed in full uniform that week.

Remember, it’s never too late to join the fun. For more information, call Bob Graves at 799-5259.

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	Monthly Newsletter May all our Seton families and friends enjoy a blessed Christmas season and a joyful New Year! RELIGIOUS FOCUS FOR DECEMBER… This Advent as we continue to pray for peace around the world, we want to help our students focus on the inner peace that only Jesus brings. We hope to provide some quiet moments at the beginning and end of each day for our students to focus on what it means to experience the peace of Christ amidst the “busy-ness” of everyday life. To know Christ in the ordinary, simple tasks, common experiences, and relationships of our lives, is the gift of grace. This is one way that Jesus comes into our lives. When we take the time to recognize the grace of everyday life, inner peace fills our hearts. With this true peace of Christ in our hearts, we can look forward to a joyous and blessed Christmas celebration. CAFETERIA AND PLAYGROUND MONITORS NEEDED… We are in need of more adults to work as cafeteria and playground monitors. Even if you can only work a couple days each week we could use your help. These are paid positions and the hours are from 11:15 a.m. to 1:15 p.m. Please call 757-5500 and talk to Jane Barrett if you are interested. SPALDING SCHOLARSHIP FUND GRANTS… Tuition assistance scholarship grants from the endowment fund established as a result of the Dioceses of Peoria ROOTED IN FAITH Campaign and named in honor of Archbishop Spalding, the first Bishop of Peoria, will be available for the 2008-2009 school year, for students enrolled in or intending to enroll in grades Kindergarten through 12in any Catholic school located in the Diocese of Peoria whose families are members of a Catholic parish in the diocese. All grants will be based on financial need objectively assessed. *Information about the grants and application materials are available in school offices.* Families of students currently receiving grants are reminded that all grants are for one year only and anyone seeking to renew a grant for 2008-09 must reapply. The application deadline is February 15, 2008. Notification of grants awards will be made by mid-April. COLOGNE/PERFUME/BODY SPRAYS… *Parents and Students:* Due to the number of allergies/sensitivities of both students and faculty to cologne, perfume, and body sprays we ask that students please NOT wear either to school. Strong scents trigger migraines and congestion for several of our students and staff members. Thank you for your cooperation and understanding in this matter. BEFORE/AFTER SCHOOL REMINDERS… As per the Seton School Policy on Student Arrival and Departure in Appendix I of the Seton Catholic School Parent/Student Handbook, please be reminded that students may not be dropped off before 7:45 a.m. as the doors will be locked until that time. As per the policy we also expect that students will be picked up between 2:50 and 3:00 p.m. If your student is not picked up by 3:00 p.m. they must come inside the front doors of the elementary and/or middle school buildings to wait until their ride arrives. This is necessary for the safety to our students. The latest students may be waiting for rides after school is 3:15 p.m. In the middle school building there are often 20 to 30 students waiting for rides after 3:00 p.m. and later. This has become a real safety issue due to limited space and personnel available to supervise the students. Again, we provide supervision from 7:45 a.m. to 3:15 p.m. If students are here later than 3:15 p.m., they will be sent to T.A.S.K. in the elementary building and charged $3.00 per student. Also, students should not play on the playground after school unless they are under the direct supervision of a parent or designated adult. This has also become a safety and supervision problem, particularly with the older students. GAME DAY SUPERVISION… As a service to families, student spectators, athletes, cheerleaders, and members of the pom squad may stay at school between 2:50 and 4:00 p.m. on the days we have home games if they follow these guidelines: Report to Mrs. Moreno in the gym by 3:00 p.m. and pay $1.00 Sit on the bleachers or at tables and visit or work on homework. Athletes may dress quickly in the locker rooms and restrooms after checking in with Mrs. Moreno. After changing, athletes are to return to the gym area and remain seated until their coaches or moderator arrives. Athletes, cheerleaders, and the members of the pom squad are subject to the $1.00 fee if their coach or moderator is not there to supervise them by 3:00 p.m. Once Mrs. Moreno leaves the gym area shortly before game time, direct supervision of students is over, but Mr. Pagett is there and in charge. Students who stay for games are expected to stay inside the building at all times. This is for the safety and well being of all our students. Students are expected to follow the rules and directions of the adults in charge. Students may not be in Mr. Pagett’s office or the concession area unless they are signed up ahead of time to help. Students should spend the majority of their time in the gym watching the games, not hanging out in the hallways and restrooms. Parents will be called if any student is found outside or repeatedly misbehaving at games. TRAFFIC ISSUES... If you are going to leave your car and come into the Middle School building either before or after school, please park in the lot on the west side of the building. That will help ease the drop off and pick up congestion. Thank you. SUBSTITUTE TEACHERS NEEDED… Our substitute teacher list is dwindling! If you or someone you know is interested in substituting at Seton School, contact Jane Barrett. *Qualifications:* Must have a valid Illinois teaching certificate or an Illinois substitute teaching certificate and completed the diocesan mandated background checks and have attended the VIRTUS: “Protecting God’s Children” for Adults Program. CAFETERIA NEWS… Please remember, it is necessary to call the school cafeteria (757-5536) by 9:00 a.m. if you are planning to join your child(ren) for lunch. Also, parents are asked to notify the main school office if other family members or friends are going to be joining their child(ren) for lunch. AFTER SCHOOL PRACTICES AND REHEARSALS… If your student stays after school for a scheduled practice or rehearsal anywhere on the Seton/Sacred Heart property, siblings or friends who are not a part of that particular group or team may not stay with them and wait. Our coaches and moderators are volunteers and cannot be expected to be responsible for any additional students. Arrangements must be made for siblings to be picked up separately. We do have an after-school program for students in grades 4-8 in the elementary building until 4:00 p.m. called T.A.S.K. There is also after-school supervision provided between 3:00 and 3:45 p.m. on evenings of home basketball games. Please call either office if you have questions about after-school supervision. DENTAL EXAMINATIONS REQUIRED… Reminder: Students in kindergarten, 2^nd and 6^th are required to submit proof of a recent dental examination. Proof must be given to the school by May 1^st. WINTER IS HERE… During the winter months, when inclement weather strikes; be sure to listen to the local television and radio stations for information regarding school closings. SETON SCHOOL CLOSES WHEN MOLINE PUBLIC SCHOOLS CLOSE. Reminder…The school doors do not open until 7:45 a.m. So, please, plan accordingly when dropping your children off during these cold months. PARENTS' CLUB… Dear Parents: Thank you. Because of your commitment to Seton School and our children the fall fund raiser was a success. We now have achieved our goal of establishing two main fundraisers for Parents’ Club. The fall fundraiser and the already successful Walk-a-thon will anchor both ends of our school year with the annual goal of raising $60,000. Our next meeting is scheduled for January 8^th. We would like everyone to attend to learn more about our group and our functions so that everyone can get involved. Once again – thanks to everyone for their continued support. For the Parents’ Club minutes, please check our Seton’s website, www.setonschool.com and click on Parents' Club Minutes under News and Events. BOOK FAIR A SUCCESS… Thank you to everyone who supported this year’s Book Fair. A special thanks to Mrs. Tammy Mount for coordinating the fair and to the following people for volunteering their help…Kitty Grevas, Cindy Frideres, Angie Laufenberg, Kristin Nagovan, Karen Flack, Laura Vyncke, Tara DeBlaey, Chris Schilb, Michele Tucker and Jessica Tucker. BOOSTER CLUB… Christmas Wreath Sale The Seton Booster Club Christmas Wreath Sale was a huge success this year. Gross sales totaled over $66,000, and net profit increased by nearly $8,000. The deadline for turning in the money collected for these items is Friday, December 7^th. The Booster Club wishes to thank all those persons who helped conduct this major fund-raiser, especially Tim Adam, who coordinated the program, as well as all of the volunteers who help unload and distribute the products on November 15^th, 16^th, and 17^th. We were very encouraged by the number of moms and dads of younger students that helped out this year. We hope that you stay involved with the Booster Club. December General Meeting The next Regular Meeting of the Seton Booster Club will be held on Thursday, December 6^th at 7:00 p.m. in Culemans Hall Cafeteria. Topics for discussion will include winter basketball tournaments for 5^th and 6^th Grade boys and girls, the Trivia Night fund-raiser, and the Summer Baseball/Softball Program. Pizza and soft drinks will be served at 6:30. Child care services will be available. Come and join in the discussions. Vice President Vacancy Anyone interested in the position of Vice President of the Booster Club should contact Steve Polito at (309) 764-9741. The Vice President’s primary responsibilities are coordinating the Summer Baseball/Softball Program, and assisting with Club-sponsored events e.g., fund-raisers and tournaments. SCRIP… Christmas is just around the corner and SCRIP can help you with all your shopping needs. There are gift cards for restaurants, clothing stores, sporting goods stores, and even groceries. Purchase SCRIP to use to buy that special gift or give SCRIP as the special gift. You can even order SCRIP to buy the pizza so you don’t have to cook after a long day of shopping! *December order dates are:* *Due* *Sent home* December 11 December 13 December 18 December 20 Orders must be in either school office by 8:30 a.m. on order dates to ensure delivery. As always if you have any questions, please feel free to contact Angie Dussliere 799-1234. MEMORY BOOK… *Last Call for Fall Digital Pictures* *Due on or before Thursday, December 13, 2007* Digital pictures needed: Field Trips: Kindergarten Pumpkin patch, 8^th Grade Springfield, 4^th Grade Pioneer Village, etc Halloween: Parade, Class parties, and activities Classroom Activities: Red Ribbon Week 8th Grade Candids – Dance, Any Candids! Religious Celebrations: Children’s’ Mass, 5^th Grade Saints Project & Mass, etc Fall Fundraiser: Boo-gie Night Suggestions: Groups of 3-6 people work best. Two options to submit your digital pictures: 1. Submit your digital pictures via email to memorybook@setonschool.com. Please, only send four .jpg attachments per email message and include the event and student name(s). 2. Submit your digital pictures in a CD containing pictures in .jpg file format and send to: Cleu Coene c/o Hanna Coene 5M or Mya Coene 2M or Leah Coene KZ. Please attach a note on the CD with the event and student name(s) for each picture file. Something new this year: the 2007-2008 Memory Book Fall pages (i.e. Fall sports, Fall field trips, Halloween, etc) have a deadline to be completed on or by Mid-January 2008. Please help us meet our Memory Book deadline by submitting your Fall digital photos on or before Thursday, December 13, 2007. Thank you. get your digital cameras ready for the following events: Vespers, Kindergarten & Primary Christmas Programs, Spaghetti Dinner, and Catholic Schools Week Activities. Refer to Seton’s December and January calendars contain the dates and times for each scheduled event. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Cleu Coene at 309-762-1622 or memorybook@setonschool.com. KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS POSTER CONTEST… The Knights of Columbus, Fr. Bill Betson Council, would like to invite all boys and girls ages 8 through 14 to participate in the international Knights of Columbus Substance Abuse Awareness Poster Contest. Students are encouraged to develop an original poster and slogan idea designed to discourage their peers from experimenting with drugs and alcohol. The contest is conducted at the local level with winning entries progressing through district/regional and state levels of competition to the international level. Entry forms and rule sheets are available in both school offices. FORESTERS POSTER CONTEST… The Catholic Order of Foresters poster contest is now available to all youth members. The theme this year is “Miracles”. Posters will be judged at local, state, and national levels with prizes awarded in each division. Hannah Laufenberg was the 1^st place winner, in the junior division, at the national level this past year. Poster and entry information can be obtained through Mrs. Burau, middle school art teacher, or Youth Director, Amy DeLille, 762-9886. Posters need to be in by April 1, 2008, so they can be judged locally and sent on to state competition. CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR STUDENTS… Honor Roll & Honorable Mention lists available by at the following link: www.setonschool.com/newsevents/honorroll.shtml ATHLETIC DIRECTOR NOTE… 7^th & 8^th grade girl’s basketball is approaching if you are planning to participate please make sure all the appropriate paperwork is completed and returned to the Athletic Director before the first practice. We are still in need of a 7^th grade girl’s basketball coach. Anyone interested please call Jack Pagett, 764-5418 CUB SCOUTS… Cub Scouts – As the year comes to a close, Pack 109 is busy celebrating and getting ready for a new year. A huge thank you to our Seton family and others who supported us in our annual popcorn fundraiser. The scouts sold more than $21,000 in popcorn, smashing our old record and our sales goal. A special thanks to Roosevelt parents Sam and Jennifer Moyer, who coordinated the successful effort. Congratulations also are in order for several scouts, who earned their Bobcat Badges, their first advancement award as Cub Scouts. They are: Wolf Cubs – Sebastian Martin, Dylan Buyck, Brayden Seefeldt, Louis Dussliere, Noah Ewers and Tiger Cubs – Logan Sharer, Alex DeWitt, Ryan Rochholz and Collin Thompson. In December, we will hold a Baby Shower for Jesus at the Dec. 10 pack meeting. Scouts are encouraged to bring a new baby gift – diapers, wipes, bottles, etc. – to be donated to the CPC. One of our next big events will be our annual Pinewood Derby. Boys will be receiving their cars to get ready for the Jan. 28 races. We also will be taking pictures of all the dens during the first week of December for the Seton Memory Book. Please attend your regular meeting dressed in full uniform that week. Remember, it’s never too late to join the fun. For more information, call Bob Graves at 799-5259. Archived Newsletters September 2007 October 2007 November 2007
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