Dear Parents and Guardians,
Governor Evers spoke to us about the importance of unifying to win against COVID-19. Please continue to lean in with us to keep students learning in person at SMSA. We need your partnership outside our walls to mitigate risk and keep as many students on the Ledge as possible. I’m so proud of our teachers and staff for the job they are doing to create a learning environment for the 2020-2021 school year. They are a fabulous team to work with at SMSA. Thank you for journeying with us.
I appreciate families being mindful of the greater community as they decide when and when not to send their child/children to school. Please keep in mind the ripple effect as we travel through this school year.
God Bless,
Steven Kelnhofer
Faculty In-Service Day – No School for Students – November 20th
As a reminder, students will be off campus on Friday, November 20, 2020. It is a scheduled Professional development day for our faculty.
Elves R US – Bag Donations Needed Before December 1st
As we enter the holiday season, we are pleased to once again carry on the tradition of Elves R Us at St. Mary’s Springs Academy. Entering it’s 27th year of operation, Elves R Us is an educational program managed by the 8th grade students. Elves R Us will take on a different look this year to mitigate risk while continuing on with the learning experience.
This year we’re going to be requesting donations of paper grocery bags, shopping bags with handles, decorative Christmas bags, lunch paper bags. These items will replace gift wrapping paper to mitigate risk. Please send all bag donations to the South Hall office before Tuesday, December 1st. Thank you.
Please find more Elves R Us information by clicking here. Yes, peeking is allowed for this Christmas event!
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Ledger Learning Guide
Parents are always encouraged to check the SMSA Ledger Learning Guides Home Page to see weekly learning targets, resources and expectations in every course. Parental partnership in helping students stay organized and focused on learning is always appreciated.
God Bless,
Steve Kelnhofer