Bring the Glory Day is almost here!
Friday, October 7th is Bring the Glory Day for all K-8 Piqua Catholic students and staff combined with students and staff at St. Patrick's School!
We will kick off the day with Mass, followed by Adoration with Father Eric Bowman. There will be lots of games, crafts, a Rosary Walk and fun for everyone! We finish the day with a special concert by "His Own" before we board the buses around 2:00pm to return back to school.
Glory Day t-shirts are coming home with the students this week so make sure they wear them on Friday. The weather looks to be pretty chilly that day and we will be outside the entire time so please dress them accordingly. We can't wait to celebrate Jesus!
Jr High Night will be held this Friday, October 7th which is also our Pink Out!
All Jr. High student athletes participating in a fall sport will be recognized at the 7pm Lehman Varsity football game at Sidney Memorial Stadium during the halftime performance. All football, cheer, volleyball and cross country Junior High students will get in free to the game, just give your name at the gate!
Students are asked to meet Johnny Cianciolo down at the goalposts 5 minutes before half time so everyone can line up to be recognized.
Let's make this our best turnout yet! Join us with your Pink Out gear to support Breast Cancer Awareness month AND our Jr. High Athletes.
Go Cavs!
Due to the low number of children signed up for Parents Night Out at the Center for Early Learning, this event will be cancelled.
We hope to try again this winter so watch the App for future dates and times.
Thursday October 13th all students may wear jeans along with a College football shirt for $1.00.
For any questions you may contact the school office.
Thanks you for supporting Piqua Catholic Student Council!
A few reminders for Glory Day tomorrow:
The children are asked to wear their "Bring the Glory" t-shirts along with appropriate jeans, school pants, or sweatpants (no holes, no leggings, etc.)
Please have the children dressed for the weather. The high for tomorrow is 55 degrees. We recommend a coat, sweatshirt, and to send a hat and gloves. We will be outside the entire day. Please dress warmly!
Lunch will be provided for the day: Little Caesars Pizza, Chips, Cookies and Bottled Water. For those who do not want pizza or have an allergy they may pack a lunch.
Questions? Please call the school office at any time.
It's going to be a great day!
The Center for Early Learning at Piqua Catholic School is hosting a Parents Night Out NEXT Friday, October 7th from 6:00pm-9:00pm.
Cost is $15.00 per child and the children will enjoy pizza, a craft, puzzles, games and more!
Children Preschool (3years old and toilet trained) up to 2nd grade may attend and do not need to be enrolled at Piqua Catholic.
Questions? Contact Jacqui Hoffman at 937-773-3876.
The Kiwanis Halloween Parade will be held on Wednesday, October 26th beginning on West Green St ( BY READMORE HALLMARK) and will end on High St by the gazebo.
Registration is from 6:15-6:45 and the parade will begin at 7:00pm.
Prizes to those who are 14 years old and younger will be awarded for the best costumes in 8 different categories, which are listed on the attached flier, with a grand prize of a $75.00 gift card!
So come on out for this “Spook-tabular” event!
Bring the Glory Day is almost here!
Friday, October 7th is Bring the Glory Day for all K-8 Piqua Catholic students and staff combined with students and staff at St. Patrick's School!
We will kick off the day with Mass, followed by Adoration with Father Eric Bowman. There will be lots of games, crafts, a Rosary Walk and fun for everyone! We finish the day with a special concert by "His Own" before we board the buses around 2:00pm to return back to school.
Glory Day t-shirts are coming home with the students this week so make sure they wear them on Friday. The weather looks to be pretty chilly that day and we will be outside the entire time so please dress them accordingly. We can't wait to celebrate Jesus!
Jr High Night will be held this Friday, October 7th which is also our Pink Out!
All Jr. High student athletes participating in a fall sport will be recognized at the 7pm Lehman Varsity football game at Sidney Memorial Stadium during the halftime performance. All football, cheer, volleyball and cross country Junior High students will get in free to the game, just give your name at the gate!
Students are asked to meet Johnny Cianciolo down at the goalposts 5 minutes before half time so everyone can line up to be recognized.
Let's make this our best turnout yet! Join us with your Pink Out gear to support Breast Cancer Awareness month AND our Jr. High Athletes.
Go Cavs!
Check out the attached flier for all of the Piqua Public Library’s “Haunted Happenings” this month!
Did you know that we have a new guide for our uniform policy?
Check out the attached!
Join us for the Catholic School Art Show at K12 Gallery & TEJAS!
The exhibition runs October 1-23. There will be a reception October 23 from 2pm-4pm.
This one-of-a-kind exhibit features over 1000 pieces of art created by local students.
K12 Gallery & TEJAS
341 S. Jefferson St.
Dayton, OH 45402.
937-461-5149
Why do we have fundraisers? Where does the money go? How can you show your support?
Check out the attached flier to answer all these questions and more!
The Center for Early Learning at Piqua Catholic School is hosting a Parents Night Out NEXT Friday, October 7th from 6:00pm-9:00pm.
Cost is $15.00 per child and the children will enjoy pizza, a craft, puzzles, games and more!
Children Preschool (3years old and toilet trained) up to 2nd grade may attend and do not need to be enrolled at Piqua Catholic.
Questions? Contact Jacqui Hoffman at 937-773-3876.
Any 6th-8th grader interested in learning to play Tennis can now take lessons for FREE!
Call Schroeder Tennis Center at 937-669-5552 to register today as spaces are limited!
We need your help in the cafeteria at our North Street Campus!
On Tuesdays from 9:30-12:30 we need volunteer’s to help in the cafeteria. We need a volunteer to help prepare food, clean dishes or tables and help serve lunch to the students 1st through 8th grade.
If you would like to volunteer every Tuesday, or just once a month and are Safe Parish trained then call or text Ann Bergman at 937-726-6514.
Not Safe Parish trained but want to volunteer? Call the office and we can give you the easy steps to get trained!
Thank you for helping!
The Kiwanis Halloween Parade will be held on Wednesday, October 26th beginning on the corner of Greene St/Spring St and will end on High St by the gazebo.
Registration is from 6:15-6:45 and the parade will begin at 7pm.
Prizes to those who are 14 years old and younger will be awarded for the best costumes in the 8 categories listed on the attached flier, with a grand prize of a $75.00 gift card!
So come on out for this “Spook-tacular” event!
A night for the whole family that includes praise and worship, and a time of Eucharistic Adoration!
Scan the QR code for more information or at centerforthenewevangilization.org
Our Jr. High students are so excited to start the Cans for Sudan service project. This project began when last year's 6th graders read a book in Mr. Lyons class called "A Long Walk to Water." This book written by Salva Dut, sparked a challenge in our students to help raise money for the people of South Sudan by joining the Iron Giraffe Challenge. This Challenge benefits the Water for South Sudan organization in an effort to bring clean water to the people of South Sudan.
So, our Junior High students began the Iron Giraffe Challenge by collecting aluminum cans. Their goal is to raise $1,000 for this challenge by the end of the school year! They've also added a pizza party prize for the class that brings in the most aluminum cans (in pounds) next week, September 19- 23.
Please bring in your aluminum cans and make sure to have your students name and grade on the bag so we can tally up our amounts and announce the pizza party winners by Monday, September 26th.
Thank you for supporting our Jr. High students as they begin this amazing service project to help others around the world!
Our Good News Book Fair is ready to go for our PreK and Kindergarten students for tomorrows Grandparents Day Celebration! We can’t wait to see you!
