#GivingTuesday

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Families,

Although this year has been challenging and we probably celebrated Thanksgiving differently, we are reminded to continue to give thanks and count our blessings. We are blessed and grateful for you, our faithful families, alumni, friends and supporters – to everyone who makes Saint Saviour Catholic Academy so special. I hope you and your families enjoyed a restful and much needed break. Now, we’re back in school and we are encouraging our families to remember that tomorrow, December 1, 2020 is GivingTuesday. Please know that your donations will help us to continue providing a quality Catholic education for your children.

It’s only about 13 more hours until the big day! Please join us tomorrow on #GivingTuesday by giving the gift of Catholic education to our students at Saint Saviour Catholic Academy.

Thank you so much for your continued support of our students at Saint Saviour Catholic Academy. You can also support our students year-round by becoming a monthly donor.

Best,

Sue Walsh

#GivingTuesday

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Families,

On December 1, 2020, we will participate in #GivingTuesday. On this day you can make a big impact on the lives of our students attending Saint Saviour Catholic Academy.

This #GivingTuesday, helps us continue to give the gift of Catholic education at Saint Saviour Catholic Academy.

Here are a few ways you can participate:

Join thousands of people in creating a global impact that will be felt around the world. Mark your calendars, spread the word and know that our students are thankful for your support today and on #GivingTuesday.

P.S. Please be assured that 100% of your gift will go to Saint Saviour Catholic Academy. You can also support our students year-round by becoming a monthly donor.

Best,

Sue Walsh

 

From the Desk of Principal Walsh

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Families,

Thank you to all the families who contributed to the St. Thomas Aquinas Food Pantry collection.  Here is a sample of what our school community donated to this worthy cause; with lots more boxes and crates that were not included. The volunteers who work at  the pantry were astonished by the good will of the families of SSCA.  The pantry is now restocked and ready to make available  much needed supplies to local families who are in need.  
 
The Thanksgiving recess will begin at the close of school on Tuesday, November 24th.   Classes will resume on Monday, November 30th.  The Christmas recess will begin at the close of school on Friday, December 18th.  Classes will resume on Monday, January 4, 2021.
 
Please see the Interim Guidance with regards to quarantine restrictions on travelers from the Department of Health below.  I appreciate all that everyone has done and will continue to do to make SSCA a safe place to learn.  
 
Best,
Sue Walsh
 
 
 
 

From the Desk of Principal Walsh

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Dear Families,
 
We have become aware of a possible exposure to COVID-19. Out of an abundance of caution, in person learning will be suspended tomorrow, Tuesday October 27th. All students, regardless of cohort, should report through Google Classroom tomorrow at their designated school start time. 
 
We are awaiting guidance from the Department of Health on next steps. 
 
More information will be made available tomorrow.    
 
Best,
Sue Walsh

From the Desk of Principal Sue Walsh

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Families,

Please see attached a letter from the Superintendent of the Diocese of Brooklyn, Tom Chadzutko and the Superintendent of Schools for the Archdiocese, Michael Deegan.

I am so proud of all of the work that faculty, staff and families have done to open our school and keep it open.  Please remain diligent about completing the health screening each and every morning.  We will continue to take temperatures, continuously clean and follow policies and protocols related to CDC guidelines/recommendations.  

This is a school wide effort and I truly appreciate all that everyone has done!!  

Best,

Sue Walsh

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