Tuesday, April 3, 2012




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April 3, 2012

Have a Blessed, Joyful Easter!



Holy Thursday
Noon Dismissal


eScrip
We want to thank all the parents that shop at Vons and Super A Foods. Thank you, as always, for your participation. You have earned $1019.28 for St. Dominic School for the 2010-2011 school year.

Tuition
We want to thank the 42 families who completed the survey. Of the families that completed the survey, 81% of the families are satisfied with the current music program, 42.9% think it is highly effective, 35.7% think it is effective, and 88.1% are willing to pay an increase in tuition to keep our music program.

92% of the families are satisfied with our current physical education program, 66.7% say the program is highly effective, 26.2% effective and 92.7% are willing to pay an increase in tuition to keep our physical education program.

For the introduction of a foreign language 26.8% think it is highly important to introduce a foreign language to our program., 36.6% think it is important, 69.2% are willing to pay an increase in tuition for a foreign language, 30.8% are not willingly to pay an increase to introduce a foreign language. Of those families that want a foreign language, 66.7% are willing to fundraise for a foreign language and 33.3% are not willing to fundraise for the introduction of a foreign language. 57.5% are willing to pay for an after school foreign language program and 42.5% are not willing to pay for an after school language program.

We will include an update on tuition increase, P.E. and music decision in the family envelope for April 17. 
                                   







Walk-a-thon Meeting
Please join the walk-a-thon committee this Wednesday, April 4 at 6:30 p.m. in the library. All parents are welcome to attend. We ask the parents who attended the last meeting to join us again. The agenda will be the business donations, drawing contest for t-shirts and more.
Thank you! Mr. Ponce

Food for Family Thought
We parents greatly influence how our children define success. You may not be the fastest swimmer, best gymnast, most creative author, or most popular movie star, but you can always be the person God created you to be. In God’s eyes, that’s how you spell success.

If, for just one day, you could be the most talented in the world at something—just to experience what it’s like to be so incredibly skilled at it—what would you choose?

Schoolwide Learning Expectations
These are the Schoolwide Learning Expectations students are expected to review this week.
A graduate of St. Dominic Parish School will be…

A committed Catholic who:
  • actively participates in the Mass, sacraments and traditions of the Church.
  • is a truthful and respectful person who tries to be like Jesus.
  • willingly shares his or her gifts to serve others in the Church and global community.
A responsible and respectful person who:
  • understands his or her innate value and value of others as beloved children of God