St. Charles Borromeo Home and School’s Restaurant night

 

St. Charles Borromeo Home and School’s Restaurant night – valid for dine- in or carry-out – is being held December 12 and 13, 2011.
 
There will be extra copies at the restaurant in case you forget yours.
 
You can buy scrip for Unos. A limited quantity has been ordered to have on hand so you can get it as an in-stock item while supplies last. It’s an easy way to support the school in two ways when using scrip.
 
Thank you for your continued support of the Home and School Association!  Look for more fun events for the Winter and Spring. For those who have not returned the survey there is still time.  Please return by December 22.  We will be compiling the results and planning in early January.

St. Charles Borromeo Home and School Mom's Night Out

St. Charles Home and School Assocation presents "Mom's Night Out."

Sunday, December 4th from 6-9pm, wine, cheese, and door prizes, All ladies are welcome!

We have over 40 vendors coming, including:

Avon, Chartreuse, Thirty-One Bags, Premier Design, Scentsy, Needle Gnomes, The Glamorous Life, Usborne Books, Sports Collectibles, mymichebags, Curves, Silpada, Lia Sophia, The Irish Lassie Shop, Tastefully Simple, Arbonne, Mary Kay, Traci Lynn Fashion Jewelry, Pampered Chef, Lindt Chocolates as well as many handmade items.

Market Day

Mrket Day orders must be placed on Saturday, November 19th, 2011.  Pick-up will be on Monday, November 28th, 2011.

Come support the St. Charles community at our “2011 Tailgate” Chance and Auction

Friday, November 4, 2011

The Maltese Room 2049 Bristol Pike Bensalem
Kickoff at 7pm
Clock runs out at 11pm
*Fans are not permitted to bring outside beverages into the stadium*

Auction tickets: $35.00 per person which includes all beer and wine the entire evening, salad,
dinner, dessert, and coffee and tea. Tickets will be sold on a first come first serve basis, with 10
people to a table.

CYO News - September 15, 2011

We are having basketball registrations every WEDNESDAY in September - 9-21  /  9-28  in the cafeteria between 6:30 - 8:30PM .
 
Also swim registration will be held on TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY next week.  9-20  /  9-21
 
SUNDAY , SPETEMBER 18th is CYO SUNDAY -- we're celebrating the beginning of the school year and fall sports programs with our OPENING CEREMONIES at the NOON Mass followed by a PEP RALLY in the school yard. Bar-b-que ~ dunk tank ~ games ~ prizes & fun!! Students are urged to attend Mass wearing their sports team uniforms.

Back To School Information Part 2

Back to School Nights:

Monday, September 12 - Grades 1, 2, 3, and 4.

Tuesday, September 13 - Grades 5, 6, 7, and 8.

Back To School Information

Welcome to all our new families!  Welcome back to the 2011-2012 school year.  The beginning days are as follows:

  • Wednesday, September 7th - Grades 6, 7, 8 - FULL DAY - report to cafeteria
  • Thursday, September 8 - Grades 3, 4, 5 - FULL DAY - report to cafeteria
  • Friday, September 9 - Grades 1, 2 - FULL DAY - report to cafeteria

ALL GRADES WILL REPORT FOR A FULL DAY ON MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 12th.

Summer 2011 Donations

Dear Parents/Guardians:

As you know, the auction committee has started planning the 7th Annual Home and School Chance and Auction Night to be held on Friday, November 4th. This year’s
theme is a tailgate, an event sure to show school spirit! Since this auction is our major fundraising event of the year, we look forward to your attendance and also having your assistance and support. The proceeds from the auction enable us to provide numerous and beneficial educational tools for the school and for our children.

We will be accepting monetary donations and baskets throughout the summer months in order to get a head start in coordinating the items for auction. Please consider this option as you enjoy a fun-filled summer with your family and friends!

Please feel free to contact me or any member of the auction committee at any time with questions or concerns. We are available to store any donations during the summer
months if needed. Please contact one of us to arrange for this.

Thank you in advance for your cooperation and support in this endeavor!!!

Gratefully,

Mrs. Colleen Contino cmtino@verizon.net

and Mrs. Fran Weeks frances.weeks@citizensbank.com

Chairpersons, St. Charles Borromeo Auction Basket Committee

Tele-Town Hall Meeting on School Choice

Our partners at the Reach Alliance are inviting school choice supporters to join them on a live town hall meeting on Wednesday, April 6 at 6:30 pm to discuss the options for our children’s future in regards to the Senate Bill 1, otherwise known as the Opportunity Scholarship Act.  This bill will promote school choice options in Pennsylvania, and establish a scholarship program for low income students.

To find out more information about the bill please visit www.pacatholic.org/schoolchoice or www.reachaheadpa.org.

To join the webcast, visit http://cast.teletownhall.us/web_client/?id=ReachAlliance.  The webcast is expected to run from 6:30 – 8 pm. You may join the call at any time to listen to the discussion, and can ask questions via the web.
 

News for Advocates for Catholic Education in Pennsylvania March 18, 2011

School Choice Update:

Senate Bill 1 – the Opportunity Scholarship and Educational Improvement Tax Credit Act cleared its first hurdle on its way to become law in Pennsylvania. SB 1 passed the Senate Education Committee with an 8-2 vote on Tuesday, March 1, 2011. A list of the Senators who voted YES is posted on the PCC website. If your senator is on this list please contact him to say thanks for his support.

SB 1 now heads to the Senate Appropriations Committee where a fiscal note will be created to show how much it will cost in the three-year phase-in of the bill. Once a fiscal note is attached, the committee will take a vote. If your Senator is on the Appropriations Committee, please contact him or her to urge for support of SB 1.

Have you contacted your state Senator about SB 1 yet? Visit, call, fax, write or mail your state Senator and urge him or her to vote YES on SB 1 and only support amendments offered by the bill’s sponsors.

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