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Mama K's Pizza
Gerten's Plant/Flower Sales
GALA Knight
Walk for Virtues
Volunteer!
Volunteer!
Family fun nights
Chaperone field trips
Attend Home & School meetings
Give Now!
Give Now!
Make a donation to the school for a specific cause
Students Learn to Give
Students Learn to Give
We have various ways students are encouraged to give of their time, talent and treasure throughout the year.
Fall Festival / Treasure Jars
Fall Festival / Treasure Jars
Dimes for Darlene
Dimes for Darlene
Our school sponsors a child who lives in poverty. Our current child is a fifteen year old girl named Darlene Espinosa from the Philippine Islands. She is a loving and caring person. At school she likes to study Filipino, art, and physical education. She loves to draw and dance. Darlene lives with her mom, dad, and four brothers. Their home is constructed of wood walls, a zinc roof and a hard cement floor. The house does have electricity and they use a charcoal stove for cooking. Darlene's father works as a cell phone repair man but often his income is not enough to provide for their family. We set a class goal to help provide Christian formation, education, medical and dental attention, vocational training, nutrition and clothing.
Penny War
Penny War
This is a fundraiser/contest organized by our 6th graders to raise money for people in need. Students bring in change to earn points on a specific day. The money is added to the jars throughout the day (pennies & bills are positive points, and silver coins are negative) The winning class gets to choose the color of the Walk for Virtues shirt.
Mite Boxes
Mite Boxes
Students earn/collect money throughout lent to give to the MCA; The Missionary Childhood Association. This program is inspired by “Children helping Children.” We pray, fast and give alms for others.
Feed My Starving Children
Feed My Starving Children
A field trip that allows our 3rd, 4th and 5th graders the opportunity to give though acts of service.
School Carnival
School Carnival
This is a family event organized by our 6th graders. This is a fun way for our students in 5th and 6th grade to give though acts of service.
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