Tuesday, April 29, 2008
Excellence in Education to Grow in Christ and to Share Christ Through the Power of God’s Holy Word
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
April 28, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Midterms: Midterm reports will go home today. Call your child’s teacher if you have any concerns.
Softball: Softball practice this week will be on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30, at West Side Field. Wednesday’s practice may be at Sunset Ball Fields if we can get parents to help with transportation.
Softball Tournament: The STORM Softball Team did quite well for themselves this weekend. They took 2nd place in our tournament. They beat Algoma 9-5, Egg Harbor 7-2, Two Rivers 8-1, Montpelier 9-2 and lost 12-2 in the championship game to Montello.
Our league tournament this weekend is in Kewaunee. Our team plays Friday at 6:20 against Peshtigo. They will play again on Saturday at either 8:00 or 10:40.
Track: We will have practice every Monday and Thursday from 2:45-4:00.
Splash: The 3rd-4th graders will participate in the YMCAs SPLASH Program Monday through Thursday in the afternoons.
The Color Factory: A mini-musical called the “Color Factory” will be presented by the Kindergarten through 4th graders on Friday, May 9th, beginning at 6:00 PM. This will be followed by a piano recital involving Mrs. Thoma’s piano students. If other K-4 LES students who are taking music lessons of some form would like to take part in the recital, please contact Mrs. Thoma. Everyone is invited to attend these performances.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom (part 3 of 6)
I asked God to spare me pain.
God said no, suffering draws you apart from worldly cares and brings you closer to me.
Menu
28 Mon. spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, apple sauce
29 Tues. tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, carrot and celery sticks, fruit salad
30 Wed. pancakes, sausage links, strawberries, blueberry muffins
1 Thurs. hamburgers, tator tots, fresh fruit, birthday cupcakes
2 Fri. pizza, California blend veggies, orange slices
5 Mon. 1st Gr. Menu: tacos, nachos, corn, caramel apple slices, dirt cups
Calendar of Events
5/1 Ascension, 7:00
5/2 4th grade trip to Madison
5/3 B.A.L.L. Softball in Kewaunee
5/4 Youth Group, 11:30
5/6 Camp Bird registration
5/9 K-4th gr. Play, 6:00 PM
5/10 Track Meet at Algoma
5/13 SD early release
5/14 5th-6th to Railroad Museum
5/16 Kin. To Historical Museum & Farm
5/18 Youth Group, 11:30
5/19 Red Cross
LES 6:00
5/20 Red Cross
5/26 Memorial Day – no school
5/28 1st-2nd to NEW Zoo & Bay Beach
Graduation & Awards Night, 6:30
5/29 Track Meet & School Picnic
5/30 Closing Song Service-dismissal at 11:30
6/16-6/20 Vacation Bible School
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
April 28, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Midterms: Midterm reports will go home today. Call your child’s teacher if you have any concerns.
Softball: Softball practice this week will be on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30, at West Side Field. Wednesday’s practice may be at Sunset Ball Fields if we can get parents to help with transportation.
Softball Tournament: The STORM Softball Team did quite well for themselves this weekend. They took 2nd place in our tournament. They beat Algoma 9-5, Egg Harbor 7-2, Two Rivers 8-1, Montpelier 9-2 and lost 12-2 in the championship game to Montello.
Our league tournament this weekend is in Kewaunee. Our team plays Friday at 6:20 against Peshtigo. They will play again on Saturday at either 8:00 or 10:40.
Track: We will have practice every Monday and Thursday from 2:45-4:00.
Splash: The 3rd-4th graders will participate in the YMCAs SPLASH Program Monday through Thursday in the afternoons.
The Color Factory: A mini-musical called the “Color Factory” will be presented by the Kindergarten through 4th graders on Friday, May 9th, beginning at 6:00 PM. This will be followed by a piano recital involving Mrs. Thoma’s piano students. If other K-4 LES students who are taking music lessons of some form would like to take part in the recital, please contact Mrs. Thoma. Everyone is invited to attend these performances.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom (part 3 of 6)
I asked God to spare me pain.
God said no, suffering draws you apart from worldly cares and brings you closer to me.
Menu
28 Mon. spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, apple sauce
29 Tues. tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, carrot and celery sticks, fruit salad
30 Wed. pancakes, sausage links, strawberries, blueberry muffins
1 Thurs. hamburgers, tator tots, fresh fruit, birthday cupcakes
2 Fri. pizza, California blend veggies, orange slices
5 Mon. 1st Gr. Menu: tacos, nachos, corn, caramel apple slices, dirt cups
Calendar of Events
5/1 Ascension, 7:00
5/2 4th grade trip to Madison
5/3 B.A.L.L. Softball in Kewaunee
5/4 Youth Group, 11:30
5/6 Camp Bird registration
5/9 K-4th gr. Play, 6:00 PM
5/10 Track Meet at Algoma
5/13 SD early release
5/14 5th-6th to Railroad Museum
5/16 Kin. To Historical Museum & Farm
5/18 Youth Group, 11:30
5/19 Red Cross
LES 6:00
5/20 Red Cross
5/26 Memorial Day – no school
5/28 1st-2nd to NEW Zoo & Bay Beach
Graduation & Awards Night, 6:30
5/29 Track Meet & School Picnic
5/30 Closing Song Service-dismissal at 11:30
6/16-6/20 Vacation Bible School
Labels: School Newsletter 4/28/08
Monday, April 21, 2008
Excellence in Education to Grow in Christ and to Share Christ Through the Power of God’s Holy Word
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
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April 21, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Health Department: Last week I included a notice from the Health Department on new immunization requirements. As with all immunizations, parents may sign a waiver stating they are not immunizing their child for reasons of health, religious, or personal conviction reasons.
Shoes for the Shoeless: We thank everyone who brought in old shoes last week. We hope that someone gets some more use out of them.
Art at the Library: Students from St. Peters will have artwork displayed at the Sturgeon Bay Public Library. The artwork goes up on Monday, April 21, and will stay up for two weeks.
Softball: Softball practice this week will be on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30, at West Side Field. Wednesday’s practice may be at Sunset Ball Fields if we can get parents to help with transportation.
Softball Tournament: We are hosting a softball tournament this Saturday at Sunset Park. There will be nine teams from eight schools participating. St. Peters STORM will play at 8:30, 9:40, 12:00, 2:20, and possibly at 3:30. We need your help to make the tournament run smoothly. There is a sign up sheet near the school entrance for donating items to be used at the tournament. We also need a lot of help selling concessions, grilling, preparing fields, etc. Please call Todd Maas (746-8684) if you are able to help.
Track: Practice starts today. We will have practice every Monday and Thursday from 2:45-4:00.
Splash: The 3rd-4th graders will participate in the YMCAs SPLASH Program next week Monday through Thursday in the afternoons. A sheet for driving volunteers went home today.
The Color Factory: A mini-musical called the “Color Factory” will be presented by the Kindergarten through 4th graders on Friday, May 9th, beginning at 6:00 PM. This will be followed by a piano recital involving Mrs. Thoma’s piano students. If other K-4 LES students who are taking music lessons of some form would like to take part in the recital, please contact Mrs. Thoma. Everyone is invited to attend these performances.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom (part 2 of 6)
I asked God to give me happiness.
God said no, I give you blessings. Happiness is up to you.
Menu
21 Mon. potato corn chowder, sub sandwiches, caramel apple slices
22 Tues. chicken patty on bun, broccoli with cheese, pineapple chunks
23 Wed. mini corn dogs, mac and cheese, peas, pears, chocolate bread
24 Thurs. sloppy joes, tator tots, fresh vegetables and dip, mandarin oranges
25 Fri. baked ham, parsley buttered potatoes, mixed veggies, peaches, banana bread squares
28 Mon. spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, apple sauce
Calendar of Events
4/21 artwork at library
4/25 Confirmation Examination
4/26 Softball Tournament here
4/27 Confirmation
4/28 Midterm reports
5/1 Ascension, 7:00
5/2 4th grade trip to Madison
5/3 B.A.L.L. Softball in Kewaunee
5/4 Youth Group, 11:30
5/6 Camp Bird registration
5/9 K-4th gr. Play, 6:00 PM
5/10 Track Meet at Algoma
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
April 21, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Health Department: Last week I included a notice from the Health Department on new immunization requirements. As with all immunizations, parents may sign a waiver stating they are not immunizing their child for reasons of health, religious, or personal conviction reasons.
Shoes for the Shoeless: We thank everyone who brought in old shoes last week. We hope that someone gets some more use out of them.
Art at the Library: Students from St. Peters will have artwork displayed at the Sturgeon Bay Public Library. The artwork goes up on Monday, April 21, and will stay up for two weeks.
Softball: Softball practice this week will be on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30, at West Side Field. Wednesday’s practice may be at Sunset Ball Fields if we can get parents to help with transportation.
Softball Tournament: We are hosting a softball tournament this Saturday at Sunset Park. There will be nine teams from eight schools participating. St. Peters STORM will play at 8:30, 9:40, 12:00, 2:20, and possibly at 3:30. We need your help to make the tournament run smoothly. There is a sign up sheet near the school entrance for donating items to be used at the tournament. We also need a lot of help selling concessions, grilling, preparing fields, etc. Please call Todd Maas (746-8684) if you are able to help.
Track: Practice starts today. We will have practice every Monday and Thursday from 2:45-4:00.
Splash: The 3rd-4th graders will participate in the YMCAs SPLASH Program next week Monday through Thursday in the afternoons. A sheet for driving volunteers went home today.
The Color Factory: A mini-musical called the “Color Factory” will be presented by the Kindergarten through 4th graders on Friday, May 9th, beginning at 6:00 PM. This will be followed by a piano recital involving Mrs. Thoma’s piano students. If other K-4 LES students who are taking music lessons of some form would like to take part in the recital, please contact Mrs. Thoma. Everyone is invited to attend these performances.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom (part 2 of 6)
I asked God to give me happiness.
God said no, I give you blessings. Happiness is up to you.
Menu
21 Mon. potato corn chowder, sub sandwiches, caramel apple slices
22 Tues. chicken patty on bun, broccoli with cheese, pineapple chunks
23 Wed. mini corn dogs, mac and cheese, peas, pears, chocolate bread
24 Thurs. sloppy joes, tator tots, fresh vegetables and dip, mandarin oranges
25 Fri. baked ham, parsley buttered potatoes, mixed veggies, peaches, banana bread squares
28 Mon. spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, apple sauce
Calendar of Events
4/21 artwork at library
4/25 Confirmation Examination
4/26 Softball Tournament here
4/27 Confirmation
4/28 Midterm reports
5/1 Ascension, 7:00
5/2 4th grade trip to Madison
5/3 B.A.L.L. Softball in Kewaunee
5/4 Youth Group, 11:30
5/6 Camp Bird registration
5/9 K-4th gr. Play, 6:00 PM
5/10 Track Meet at Algoma
Labels: School Newsletter 4/21/08
Monday, April 07, 2008
Excellence in Education to Grow in Christ and to Share Christ Through the Power of God’s Holy Word
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
April 7, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Thank You: Another thank you goes out to Denise Davison and Dean Delfosse for spearheading the Anniversary celebration. We’d also like to thank Dean and Bryan Wodack from Woody’s Signs for the great sign in front of the church.
25th Anniversary: Sunday, April 13, is the celebration for St Peters Lutheran School's 25th Anniversary. Please get your reservations in for the luncheon following the 10:05 service by this Wednesday or call Denise Davison at 746-0282. Grades K-4 will sing at the 10:05 service.
MLHS Academic Fair: The results of the Academic fair are in. Our Math team took 8th place. Our Academic team took 5th place consolation. Individual ribbons in Spelling went to Betsy Bader (1st), Emily Blaha (1st), Brenna Thoma (1st), and Erin Miller (2nd). Individual ribbons for Forensics went to Emily Blaha (1st-perfect), Gilly Davison (1st-perfect), Lauren Davison (1st), Betsy Bader (1st), Erin Miller (1st), Brenna Thoma (2nd). Congratulations, students! And thanks to Mr. Wilson and Mr. Thoma for their guidance.
Hot Lunch News: Morning milk and snack fees were due Monday, March 21. Please get them in as soon as possible. Joni will be going to a food show on Tuesday, April 18. Mrs. Dee Chaudoir will be serving lunch. Thank you, Mrs. Chaudoir!
Softball: Softball practice this week will be on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30, at West Side Field.
Track: We are looking for a track coach or coaches. If you are interested, contact Mr. Wilson.
Camp Bird: Camp Bird information was distributed today. For three weeks in the summer, Camp Bird near Crivitz, WI, becomes a Lutheran Youth Encampment for 5th-8th grade students. Most of our students who attend, go the second week that is offered. If you care to learn more about Camp Bird before you send your child, please come talk to me. I’ve become somewhat of a permanent fixture up there as lifeguard. Do not mail registration forms before May 6, but don’t wait much longer than that either.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom
“If your plan is for one year, plant rice.
If your plan is for ten years, plant trees.
If your plan is for one hundred years, educate children.” - Confucius
Menu
7 Mon. hamburgers, baked beans, French fries, peaches
8 Tues. chicken dumpling soup, PB+J or egg salad sandwich, applesauce, salad
9 Wed. 2nd Gr. Menu: chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, fresh fruit, chocolate chop muffins, dirt cups
10 Thur. Mr. Lutze’s Menu: lasagna, garlic bread, salad, mandarin oranges, oreo cookie dessert
11 Fri. Mrs. Thoma’s Menu: hot ham ‘n cheese on bun, California blend veggies, fresh fruit, apple dessert ala mode
14 Mon. Mrs. Maas’ Menu: tacos with the works, nachos, fresh fruit, corn, oreo cookie dessert
Calendar of Events
4/7 softball practice begins
4/8 LES Committee, 6:00 PM
4/11 Utilities Program, gr. K-4 at 1:15
4/12 B.A.L.L. Forensics Contest at Green Bay
4/12 YMCA Healthy Kids Day
4/13 grades K-4 sing at 10:05 service
St. Peters School 25th Anniversary
4/14 gr. 1-4, Meyers Theater-“Bodyology”
4/20 Quarterly Congregational meeting, 11:15
4/21 artwork at library
4/25 Confirmation Examination
4/26 Softball Tournament here
4/27 Confirmation
4/28 Midterm reports
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
April 7, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Thank You: Another thank you goes out to Denise Davison and Dean Delfosse for spearheading the Anniversary celebration. We’d also like to thank Dean and Bryan Wodack from Woody’s Signs for the great sign in front of the church.
25th Anniversary: Sunday, April 13, is the celebration for St Peters Lutheran School's 25th Anniversary. Please get your reservations in for the luncheon following the 10:05 service by this Wednesday or call Denise Davison at 746-0282. Grades K-4 will sing at the 10:05 service.
MLHS Academic Fair: The results of the Academic fair are in. Our Math team took 8th place. Our Academic team took 5th place consolation. Individual ribbons in Spelling went to Betsy Bader (1st), Emily Blaha (1st), Brenna Thoma (1st), and Erin Miller (2nd). Individual ribbons for Forensics went to Emily Blaha (1st-perfect), Gilly Davison (1st-perfect), Lauren Davison (1st), Betsy Bader (1st), Erin Miller (1st), Brenna Thoma (2nd). Congratulations, students! And thanks to Mr. Wilson and Mr. Thoma for their guidance.
Hot Lunch News: Morning milk and snack fees were due Monday, March 21. Please get them in as soon as possible. Joni will be going to a food show on Tuesday, April 18. Mrs. Dee Chaudoir will be serving lunch. Thank you, Mrs. Chaudoir!
Softball: Softball practice this week will be on Tuesday and Wednesday from 3:00-4:30, at West Side Field.
Track: We are looking for a track coach or coaches. If you are interested, contact Mr. Wilson.
Camp Bird: Camp Bird information was distributed today. For three weeks in the summer, Camp Bird near Crivitz, WI, becomes a Lutheran Youth Encampment for 5th-8th grade students. Most of our students who attend, go the second week that is offered. If you care to learn more about Camp Bird before you send your child, please come talk to me. I’ve become somewhat of a permanent fixture up there as lifeguard. Do not mail registration forms before May 6, but don’t wait much longer than that either.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom
“If your plan is for one year, plant rice.
If your plan is for ten years, plant trees.
If your plan is for one hundred years, educate children.” - Confucius
Menu
7 Mon. hamburgers, baked beans, French fries, peaches
8 Tues. chicken dumpling soup, PB+J or egg salad sandwich, applesauce, salad
9 Wed. 2nd Gr. Menu: chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, fresh fruit, chocolate chop muffins, dirt cups
10 Thur. Mr. Lutze’s Menu: lasagna, garlic bread, salad, mandarin oranges, oreo cookie dessert
11 Fri. Mrs. Thoma’s Menu: hot ham ‘n cheese on bun, California blend veggies, fresh fruit, apple dessert ala mode
14 Mon. Mrs. Maas’ Menu: tacos with the works, nachos, fresh fruit, corn, oreo cookie dessert
Calendar of Events
4/7 softball practice begins
4/8 LES Committee, 6:00 PM
4/11 Utilities Program, gr. K-4 at 1:15
4/12 B.A.L.L. Forensics Contest at Green Bay
4/12 YMCA Healthy Kids Day
4/13 grades K-4 sing at 10:05 service
St. Peters School 25th Anniversary
4/14 gr. 1-4, Meyers Theater-“Bodyology”
4/20 Quarterly Congregational meeting, 11:15
4/21 artwork at library
4/25 Confirmation Examination
4/26 Softball Tournament here
4/27 Confirmation
4/28 Midterm reports
Labels: School Newsletter 4/7/08
Monday, March 17, 2008
Excellence in Education to Grow in Christ and to Share Christ Through the Power of God’s Holy Word
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
March 17, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Holy Week: Holy Week devotions begin tonight at 6:00 PM and continue on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Maundy Thursday (a look at Jesus’ command to serve one another) service is this Thursday at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM. Good Friday Jesus suffering and death) service is at 1:00 PM. Easter services (Jesus resurrection) are 6:00, 8:00, and 10:00 AM on Sunday.
No School: School will dismiss on Thursday at about 11:00 after the Maundy Thursday church service. School will resume on Wednesday, March 26. I will be away from school this Wednesday and Thursday and next week Wednesday. There will be no newsletter next week. Have a great Easter. Praise and thank God for sending Jesus to pay for all our sins on the cross and for rising again so we have a home in heaven.
Busing: Just a reminder that Southern Door is providing special busing this week. We need to know which Sturgeon Bay district students will need busing on Wednesday, March 26-Friday, March 28.
Life With God: The “Life With God” Bible Information class begins the first week of April. This is an eight week class. You can either attend Wednesday evenings at 6:30 (starting April 2) or Saturday mornings at 9:00 (starting April 5). This will be your last chance this school year to fulfill your nonmember obligations. It is an excellent class for everyone, member and nonmember alike. Learn what the Bible says regarding Creation, Law & Gospel, Baptism, Holy Communion, etc. Invite a friend to attend with you.
Hot Lunch News: Morning milk fees are due March 31 for the last quarter. Notices will be sent home this Wednesday. Please be prompt with payment.
3rd Quarter: The 3rd quarter grading period ends Friday, March 28. Report cards will be issued Monday, March 31.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom
“If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins…But Christ has indeed been raised.”
I Corinthians 15:17+20
Menu
17 Mon. hamburgers, tator tots, caramel apple slices, Shamrock cookies
18 Tues. baked ham, parsley buttered potatoes, mixed vegetables, mandarin oranges, zucchini bread
19 Wed. popcorn chicken, fresh fruit, corn, garlic bread, oreo cookie dessert
26 Wed. spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, applesauce
27 Thurs. roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, peaches, chocolate chip muffins
28 Fri. chicken patty on bun, broccoli and cheese, pears, monster cookies
31 Mon. mini corn dogs, mac and cheese, peas, pineapple, chocolate bread
Calendar of Events
3/20 Early release, Maundy Thursday 10:00 AM
3/21 no school, Good Friday 1:00 PM
3/23 Easter services, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 AM
3/23 Easter Breakfast, 7:30-9:30 AM
3/26 school resumes
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
4/5 Academic Bowl at MLHS
4/6 grades K-4 sing at 10:05 service
4/8 LES Committee, 6:00 PM
4/11 Utilities Program, gr. K-4 at 1:15
4/12 B.A.L.L. Forensics Contest at Green Bay
4/12 YMCA Healthy Kids Day
4/13 St. Peters School 25th Anniversary
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
March 17, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Holy Week: Holy Week devotions begin tonight at 6:00 PM and continue on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday. Maundy Thursday (a look at Jesus’ command to serve one another) service is this Thursday at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM. Good Friday Jesus suffering and death) service is at 1:00 PM. Easter services (Jesus resurrection) are 6:00, 8:00, and 10:00 AM on Sunday.
No School: School will dismiss on Thursday at about 11:00 after the Maundy Thursday church service. School will resume on Wednesday, March 26. I will be away from school this Wednesday and Thursday and next week Wednesday. There will be no newsletter next week. Have a great Easter. Praise and thank God for sending Jesus to pay for all our sins on the cross and for rising again so we have a home in heaven.
Busing: Just a reminder that Southern Door is providing special busing this week. We need to know which Sturgeon Bay district students will need busing on Wednesday, March 26-Friday, March 28.
Life With God: The “Life With God” Bible Information class begins the first week of April. This is an eight week class. You can either attend Wednesday evenings at 6:30 (starting April 2) or Saturday mornings at 9:00 (starting April 5). This will be your last chance this school year to fulfill your nonmember obligations. It is an excellent class for everyone, member and nonmember alike. Learn what the Bible says regarding Creation, Law & Gospel, Baptism, Holy Communion, etc. Invite a friend to attend with you.
Hot Lunch News: Morning milk fees are due March 31 for the last quarter. Notices will be sent home this Wednesday. Please be prompt with payment.
3rd Quarter: The 3rd quarter grading period ends Friday, March 28. Report cards will be issued Monday, March 31.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom
“If Christ has not been raised, your faith is futile; you are still in your sins…But Christ has indeed been raised.”
I Corinthians 15:17+20
Menu
17 Mon. hamburgers, tator tots, caramel apple slices, Shamrock cookies
18 Tues. baked ham, parsley buttered potatoes, mixed vegetables, mandarin oranges, zucchini bread
19 Wed. popcorn chicken, fresh fruit, corn, garlic bread, oreo cookie dessert
26 Wed. spaghetti with meat sauce, garlic bread, salad, applesauce
27 Thurs. roast turkey, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, peaches, chocolate chip muffins
28 Fri. chicken patty on bun, broccoli and cheese, pears, monster cookies
31 Mon. mini corn dogs, mac and cheese, peas, pineapple, chocolate bread
Calendar of Events
3/20 Early release, Maundy Thursday 10:00 AM
3/21 no school, Good Friday 1:00 PM
3/23 Easter services, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 AM
3/23 Easter Breakfast, 7:30-9:30 AM
3/26 school resumes
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
4/5 Academic Bowl at MLHS
4/6 grades K-4 sing at 10:05 service
4/8 LES Committee, 6:00 PM
4/11 Utilities Program, gr. K-4 at 1:15
4/12 B.A.L.L. Forensics Contest at Green Bay
4/12 YMCA Healthy Kids Day
4/13 St. Peters School 25th Anniversary
Labels: School Newsletter 3/17/08
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
March 10, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Drive-Thru: Now that we are better at not parking in the circular drive, we need work on the drive-thru. We will try to remember to put cones in that area to make it possible for two vehicles to get through at a time. Therefore if one vehicle is picking up children, another can get through to park. Please do not park or wait in the drive-thru area. Thank you for your consideration of others.
Lent: The last Lent service is this Wednesday at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM. Holy Week devotions are next week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6:00 PM.
Parent Help Needed: The LES Committee is looking for five parents to help supervise the school lunch room on Tuesday, March 18th. We would like to have a special lunch for the teachers on that day in celebration of the school’s 25th anniversary and we need people to supervise while the teachers are in a different room. Call Denise Davison at 746-0282 if you can help.
Pizzas: Pizza making day is this Thursday, March 13. We’ll begin pizza assembly at 8:00 AM and continue until they are done. Give Todd Maas a call at 746-8684 if you can give us some time to help make the pizzas.
Palm Sunday: Our school children and LCD students will sing with the choir on Palm Sunday, March 16th, at both the 7:30 and 10:05 services. Please have your children in the church basement by 7:15.
Easter Break: We will dismiss school after the Maundy Thursday church service (11:00) on March 20. School will resume Wednesday, March 26.
Busing: Just a reminder that Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door do not have school this Friday. Southern Door begins their spring break on Friday, March 14 and resumes school on Monday, March 24. Sturgeon Bay also has Friday, March 14 off, but their spring break begins Friday, March 21 and school resumes for them on Monday, March 31.
Life With God: The “Life With God” Bible Information class begins in April. This is an eight week class. You can either attend Wednesday evenings or Saturday mornings. I’ll have specific dates and times for you next week. It is an excellent class for everyone. Invite a friend to attend with you.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom
Why does a slight tax increase cost you $200 and a substantial tax cut save you thirty cents? - Peg Bracken
Menu
11 Tues. chicken dumpling soup, sub sandwiches, salad, orange slices, jello
12 Wed. ground beef stroganoff, buttered noodles, peas or carrots, apple and pear slices, banana bread
13 Thurs. Pizza Making Day; hot dogs, baked beans, chips, fresh fruit
14 Fri. lasagna, garlic bread, fresh vegetables and dip, applesauce
17 Mon. hamburgers, tator tots, caramel apple slices, Shamrock cookies
Calendar of Events
3/13 Pizza Day
3/16 Pre.-8th sing at 7:30 + 10:00 AM
3/20 Early release, Maundy Thursday 10:00 AM
3/21 no school, Good Friday 1:00 PM
3/23 Easter services, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 AM
3/23 Easter Breakfast, 7:30-9:30 AM
3/26 school resumes
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
4/5 Academic Bowl at MLHS
4/6 grades K-4 sing at 10:05 service
4/8 LES Committee, 6:00 PM
4/11 Utilities Program, gr. K-4 at 1:15
4/12 B.A.L.L. Forensics Contest at Green Bay
4/12 YMCA Healthy Kids Day
4/13 St. Peters School 25th Anniversary
Dear Parents and Students,
Drive-Thru: Now that we are better at not parking in the circular drive, we need work on the drive-thru. We will try to remember to put cones in that area to make it possible for two vehicles to get through at a time. Therefore if one vehicle is picking up children, another can get through to park. Please do not park or wait in the drive-thru area. Thank you for your consideration of others.
Lent: The last Lent service is this Wednesday at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM. Holy Week devotions are next week on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6:00 PM.
Parent Help Needed: The LES Committee is looking for five parents to help supervise the school lunch room on Tuesday, March 18th. We would like to have a special lunch for the teachers on that day in celebration of the school’s 25th anniversary and we need people to supervise while the teachers are in a different room. Call Denise Davison at 746-0282 if you can help.
Pizzas: Pizza making day is this Thursday, March 13. We’ll begin pizza assembly at 8:00 AM and continue until they are done. Give Todd Maas a call at 746-8684 if you can give us some time to help make the pizzas.
Palm Sunday: Our school children and LCD students will sing with the choir on Palm Sunday, March 16th, at both the 7:30 and 10:05 services. Please have your children in the church basement by 7:15.
Easter Break: We will dismiss school after the Maundy Thursday church service (11:00) on March 20. School will resume Wednesday, March 26.
Busing: Just a reminder that Sturgeon Bay and Southern Door do not have school this Friday. Southern Door begins their spring break on Friday, March 14 and resumes school on Monday, March 24. Sturgeon Bay also has Friday, March 14 off, but their spring break begins Friday, March 21 and school resumes for them on Monday, March 31.
Life With God: The “Life With God” Bible Information class begins in April. This is an eight week class. You can either attend Wednesday evenings or Saturday mornings. I’ll have specific dates and times for you next week. It is an excellent class for everyone. Invite a friend to attend with you.
Your Servant in Christ,
Mr. Paul Lutze, Principal
Words of Wisdom
Why does a slight tax increase cost you $200 and a substantial tax cut save you thirty cents? - Peg Bracken
Menu
11 Tues. chicken dumpling soup, sub sandwiches, salad, orange slices, jello
12 Wed. ground beef stroganoff, buttered noodles, peas or carrots, apple and pear slices, banana bread
13 Thurs. Pizza Making Day; hot dogs, baked beans, chips, fresh fruit
14 Fri. lasagna, garlic bread, fresh vegetables and dip, applesauce
17 Mon. hamburgers, tator tots, caramel apple slices, Shamrock cookies
Calendar of Events
3/13 Pizza Day
3/16 Pre.-8th sing at 7:30 + 10:00 AM
3/20 Early release, Maundy Thursday 10:00 AM
3/21 no school, Good Friday 1:00 PM
3/23 Easter services, 6:00, 8:00, 10:00 AM
3/23 Easter Breakfast, 7:30-9:30 AM
3/26 school resumes
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
4/5 Academic Bowl at MLHS
4/6 grades K-4 sing at 10:05 service
4/8 LES Committee, 6:00 PM
4/11 Utilities Program, gr. K-4 at 1:15
4/12 B.A.L.L. Forensics Contest at Green Bay
4/12 YMCA Healthy Kids Day
4/13 St. Peters School 25th Anniversary
Labels: School Newsletter 3/10/08
Monday, March 03, 2008
March 3, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Lent: Lent services continue on Wednesdays (3/5, 3/12) at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM.
Hot Lunch News: Due to a funeral on Tuesday, lunch will be changed to hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, and fruit cups.
Parent Help Needed: The LES Committee is looking for five parents to help supervise the school lunch room on Tuesday, March 18th. We would like to have a special lunch for the teachers on that day in celebration of the school’s 25th anniversary and we need people to supervise while the teachers are in a different room. Call Denise Davison at 746-0282 if you can help.
Kindergarten & Preschool Open House: We are having an Open House for prospective preschool and kindergarten students and their parents tomorrow night from 4:30-6:30. There is some information located downstairs in the hallway by the Preschool and Kindergarten rooms.
Basketball: The B team had a good tournament this weekend. They lost two very close games and won one as well. Thank you to Mr. Scott Steebs for all the time and energy you put into coaching these boys. You set good examples for them to follow.
All uniforms should be turned in by the end of the week.
Pizzas: This is your last week for bringing in your pizza orders. Pizza making day is Thursday, March 13. Extra forms are available if you have other family members who are interested. Give Todd Maas a call at 746-8684 if you can give us some time to help make the pizzas.
Joint Rehearsal: There is a joint practice for our Palm Sunday song on Sunday, March 9th, at 9:30 between services. The children will sing with the choir on Palm Sunday, March 16th, at both the 7:30 and 10:05 services.
Easter Break: We will dismiss school after the Maundy Thursday church service (11:00) on March 20. School will resume Wednesday, March 26. Southern Door begins their spring break on Friday, March 14 and resumes on Monday, March 24. Sturgeon Bay also has Friday, March 14 off, but their spring break begins Friday, March 21 and school resumes for them on Monday, March 31.
Basketball & Cheerleading Pictures: Order your basketball or cheerleading team pictures by Friday. Cost is $7 for a 5x7. Make checks payable to Art of Exposure. Form is printed on back.
Words of Wisdom
Trouble is a sieve through which we sift our acquaintances. Those too big to pass through are our friends.
- Arlene Francis, actor
Menu
4 Tues. hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, and fruit cups
5 Wed. pancakes, sausage links, baked apple slices, blueberry muffins, yogurt
6 Thurs. tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, caramel apple salad, carrot and celery sticks
7 Fri. tacos with the works, nachos, green beans, peaches
10 Mon. pizza, California blend vegetables,, mixed fruit cups
Calendar of Events
3/3 LES Committee Meeting, 6:30
3/4 Preschool & Kindergarten Open House, 4:30
3/9 Daylight Savings, set clocks ahead one hour
3/9 Joint rehearsal at 9:30 AM
3/13 Pizza Day
3/14 SD+SB, no school, special busing
3/16 Pre.-8th sing at 7:30 + 10:00 AM
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
2007-2008 Basketball & Cheerleading Pictures
(Due Friday, March 7)
Name ______________________________
_____ B team Boys
_____ A team Boys
_____ Girls
_____ Cheerleaders
TOTAL $_________
$7 per 5x7 picture. Checks payable to Art of Exposure.
Dear Parents and Students,
Lent: Lent services continue on Wednesdays (3/5, 3/12) at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM.
Hot Lunch News: Due to a funeral on Tuesday, lunch will be changed to hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, and fruit cups.
Parent Help Needed: The LES Committee is looking for five parents to help supervise the school lunch room on Tuesday, March 18th. We would like to have a special lunch for the teachers on that day in celebration of the school’s 25th anniversary and we need people to supervise while the teachers are in a different room. Call Denise Davison at 746-0282 if you can help.
Kindergarten & Preschool Open House: We are having an Open House for prospective preschool and kindergarten students and their parents tomorrow night from 4:30-6:30. There is some information located downstairs in the hallway by the Preschool and Kindergarten rooms.
Basketball: The B team had a good tournament this weekend. They lost two very close games and won one as well. Thank you to Mr. Scott Steebs for all the time and energy you put into coaching these boys. You set good examples for them to follow.
All uniforms should be turned in by the end of the week.
Pizzas: This is your last week for bringing in your pizza orders. Pizza making day is Thursday, March 13. Extra forms are available if you have other family members who are interested. Give Todd Maas a call at 746-8684 if you can give us some time to help make the pizzas.
Joint Rehearsal: There is a joint practice for our Palm Sunday song on Sunday, March 9th, at 9:30 between services. The children will sing with the choir on Palm Sunday, March 16th, at both the 7:30 and 10:05 services.
Easter Break: We will dismiss school after the Maundy Thursday church service (11:00) on March 20. School will resume Wednesday, March 26. Southern Door begins their spring break on Friday, March 14 and resumes on Monday, March 24. Sturgeon Bay also has Friday, March 14 off, but their spring break begins Friday, March 21 and school resumes for them on Monday, March 31.
Basketball & Cheerleading Pictures: Order your basketball or cheerleading team pictures by Friday. Cost is $7 for a 5x7. Make checks payable to Art of Exposure. Form is printed on back.
Words of Wisdom
Trouble is a sieve through which we sift our acquaintances. Those too big to pass through are our friends.
- Arlene Francis, actor
Menu
4 Tues. hot dogs, baked beans, potato chips, and fruit cups
5 Wed. pancakes, sausage links, baked apple slices, blueberry muffins, yogurt
6 Thurs. tomato soup, grilled cheese sandwiches, caramel apple salad, carrot and celery sticks
7 Fri. tacos with the works, nachos, green beans, peaches
10 Mon. pizza, California blend vegetables,, mixed fruit cups
Calendar of Events
3/3 LES Committee Meeting, 6:30
3/4 Preschool & Kindergarten Open House, 4:30
3/9 Daylight Savings, set clocks ahead one hour
3/9 Joint rehearsal at 9:30 AM
3/13 Pizza Day
3/14 SD+SB, no school, special busing
3/16 Pre.-8th sing at 7:30 + 10:00 AM
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
2007-2008 Basketball & Cheerleading Pictures
(Due Friday, March 7)
Name ______________________________
_____ B team Boys
_____ A team Boys
_____ Girls
_____ Cheerleaders
TOTAL $_________
$7 per 5x7 picture. Checks payable to Art of Exposure.
Labels: School Newsletter 3/3/08
Monday, February 25, 2008
Excellence in Education to Grow in Christ and to Share Christ Through the Power of God’s Holy Word
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
February 25, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Lent: Lent services continue on Wednesdays (2/27, 3/5, 3/12) at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM.
Midterm Reports: Due to my forgetfulness, our midterm reports will be issued tomorrow. Take time to go over them with your child and discuss how things are going. Call your child’s teacher with any concerns about his/her progress.
Kindergarten & Preschool Open House: We are having an Open House for prospective preschool and kindergarten students and their parents on Tuesday, March 4th, from 4:30-6:30. There is some information located downstairs in the hallway by the Preschool and Kindergarten rooms.
Basketball: The boys B team ended up taken 3rd at the Southern Door tournament beating Two Rivers, 28-14. The also took 4th at the St. Paul, Algoma tournament that was rescheduled from last weekend. They lost to Algoma Elementary. There is no practice today, but the B team will practice on Wednesday until 4:00. They will then leave for Apple Valley Lanes for a party (see separate note).
The B teams last tournament is this Saturday in Kewaunee. They play at 9:20 vs. Denmark, 12:40 vs. Kewaunee, and 3:10 vs. Holy Rosary.
Team Pictures: The boys A basketball team and the Cheerleaders will have their team pictures taken this Thursday at 2:00. They will turn in their uniforms after pictures.
Pizzas: Don’t forget to bring your pizza orders in by Saturday, March 8. Pizza making day is Thursday, March 13. Extra forms are available if you have other family members who are interested. Give Todd Maas a call at 746-8684 if you can give us some time to help make the pizzas.
Southern Door: Southern Door does not have school this Friday. They will run a special route, but we need to know who will be riding the bus that day. Please fill out the form and return it tomorrow.
Academic Fair: Take a few minutes this weekend either before or after church to look at the students’ work on display in the hallways. Your children work hard at their assignments and projects. This is an opportunity to recognize those efforts.
Easter Break: We will dismiss school after the Maundy Thursday church service (11:00) on March 20. School will resume Wednesday, March 26. Southern Door begins their spring break on Friday, March 14 and resumes on Monday, March 24. Sturgeon Bay also has Friday, March 14 off, but their spring break begins Friday, March 21 and school resumes for them on Monday, March 31.
Words of Wisdom
The average heart beats 100,000 times a day. Make those beats count.
Menu
Tues. spaghetti with meat sauce, mini breadsticks, tossed salad, applesauce, dessert
Wed. chicken patty on bun, fresh vegetables and dip, mixed fruit cups
Thurs. vegetable soup, ham and turkey sandwiches, orange slices, monster cookies
Fri. chicken alfredo, angel hair pasta, California blend veggies, caramel apple slices, zucchini bread
Mon. chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, pears, dinner rolls, birthday cupcakes
Calendar of Events
2/29 SD no school, special busing
3/1 B team Tournament at Kewaunee
3/1-3/2 Academic Fair
3/3 LES Committee Meeting, 6:30
3/4 Preschool & Kindergarten Open House, 4:30
3/9 Daylight Savings, set clocks ahead one hour
3/13 Pizza Day
3/14 SD+SB, no school, special busing
3/16 Pre.-8th sing at 10:00 AM
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
St. Peters Lutheran School Weekly Newsletter
http://www.stpeterschool.blogspot.com/ or www.stpeterslutheran.net
February 25, 2008
Dear Parents and Students,
Lent: Lent services continue on Wednesdays (2/27, 3/5, 3/12) at 10:00 AM and 6:30 PM.
Midterm Reports: Due to my forgetfulness, our midterm reports will be issued tomorrow. Take time to go over them with your child and discuss how things are going. Call your child’s teacher with any concerns about his/her progress.
Kindergarten & Preschool Open House: We are having an Open House for prospective preschool and kindergarten students and their parents on Tuesday, March 4th, from 4:30-6:30. There is some information located downstairs in the hallway by the Preschool and Kindergarten rooms.
Basketball: The boys B team ended up taken 3rd at the Southern Door tournament beating Two Rivers, 28-14. The also took 4th at the St. Paul, Algoma tournament that was rescheduled from last weekend. They lost to Algoma Elementary. There is no practice today, but the B team will practice on Wednesday until 4:00. They will then leave for Apple Valley Lanes for a party (see separate note).
The B teams last tournament is this Saturday in Kewaunee. They play at 9:20 vs. Denmark, 12:40 vs. Kewaunee, and 3:10 vs. Holy Rosary.
Team Pictures: The boys A basketball team and the Cheerleaders will have their team pictures taken this Thursday at 2:00. They will turn in their uniforms after pictures.
Pizzas: Don’t forget to bring your pizza orders in by Saturday, March 8. Pizza making day is Thursday, March 13. Extra forms are available if you have other family members who are interested. Give Todd Maas a call at 746-8684 if you can give us some time to help make the pizzas.
Southern Door: Southern Door does not have school this Friday. They will run a special route, but we need to know who will be riding the bus that day. Please fill out the form and return it tomorrow.
Academic Fair: Take a few minutes this weekend either before or after church to look at the students’ work on display in the hallways. Your children work hard at their assignments and projects. This is an opportunity to recognize those efforts.
Easter Break: We will dismiss school after the Maundy Thursday church service (11:00) on March 20. School will resume Wednesday, March 26. Southern Door begins their spring break on Friday, March 14 and resumes on Monday, March 24. Sturgeon Bay also has Friday, March 14 off, but their spring break begins Friday, March 21 and school resumes for them on Monday, March 31.
Words of Wisdom
The average heart beats 100,000 times a day. Make those beats count.
Menu
Tues. spaghetti with meat sauce, mini breadsticks, tossed salad, applesauce, dessert
Wed. chicken patty on bun, fresh vegetables and dip, mixed fruit cups
Thurs. vegetable soup, ham and turkey sandwiches, orange slices, monster cookies
Fri. chicken alfredo, angel hair pasta, California blend veggies, caramel apple slices, zucchini bread
Mon. chicken nuggets, mashed potatoes, gravy, corn, pears, dinner rolls, birthday cupcakes
Calendar of Events
2/29 SD no school, special busing
3/1 B team Tournament at Kewaunee
3/1-3/2 Academic Fair
3/3 LES Committee Meeting, 6:30
3/4 Preschool & Kindergarten Open House, 4:30
3/9 Daylight Savings, set clocks ahead one hour
3/13 Pizza Day
3/14 SD+SB, no school, special busing
3/16 Pre.-8th sing at 10:00 AM
3/28 end of 3rd quarter, report cards 3/31
3/29 Jump/Hoops for Heart, 9:00-10:30
Labels: School Newsletter 2/25/08
