Box tops for the fourth dress down contest of the school year will be counted after school on Tuesday, March 5th. Please be sure to send in any box tops you have accumulated by 2:00pm on March 5th to help your child’s grade win! (please label name and grade on the container or baggie you send them in).

If you are a SJS parent with a child in Pre-K3 through 7th Grade, you  should have received an e-mail a short time ago with paperwork/instructions on registering your child for the 2019-2020 school year.  If you did not receive the e-mail, please check your SPAM and, if you still don’t see it, e-mail Amy Guenther at aguenther@saintjamesschool.net.

This year’s registration paperwork is in “fillable” form – so you should be able to type in your information.   You must, however, print the paperwork and sign the tuition contract.  The original, signed copy must be sent back to the SJS office (you can send it through your child or drop it off yourself).

The Code Red & Photo Permissions should be done via the link.

Copies of all the forms sent out via e-mail today will be available in the main office for any family that prefers to have a hard copy.  Please call Mrs. Sager in the main office if you would like one sent home with your child.

If you are unable to see the documents as “fillable” on your phone or tablet, simply download the Adobe Acrobat App first, then select the option to open the form in Adobe Acrobat.

If you have any questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to us.

Dear Catholic School  Friends & Families,

Within days of the start of the 2019 legislative session of the Connecticut General Assembly, two State House Bills were proposed to eliminate bus transportation for nonpublic schools, which include our great Catholic schools (HB 5241 and HB 6611).

**Please know that the statute requiring towns and municipalities to provide these services has been ruled constitutional by the Connecticut Supreme Court.  The statute ensures the safe transportation of students to and from school, and it supports school children and their parents.

**This is a matter of public safety akin to the provision of first responder services to any private company or residence.

**We realize local and state budgets are stretched, but we must not start balancing budgets by cutting back on student safety.

Catholic school families already save towns and the state millions of dollars by assuming the costs of their children’s education.

Please urge your legislators to oppose these bills by clicking the link below.  This proposal has the support of many high ranking legislators, so it is critical that your voice is heard now and in the weeks ahead.

In faith,
Anne LaMonica, CCPAC Associate Director for Education

Click the link below to log in and send your message:
https://www.votervoice.net/BroadcastLinks/2DPj2ZLhnh8LJRS2x7R3Gw

Congratulations to the following SJS students:

All State Jazz Band – **Michael Machewirth, Marion Patsalides, Stefan Poth

All State Symphonic Band – **Michael Machewirth, **Marion Patsalides, Stefan Poth, Henry Peeler, Irene Milite

All State Concert Band – **Ayva Scalese, **Alejandro Oyewold, David LaMonica, Dylan Smith, Alex Melaragno, Holden Riley, Drew Burnham, Ryan Chacaga

** Solo Chair