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VISION STATEMENT Facts about
St. Joe School
lab with 40+ computers in school and individual writers
weekly Mass Attendance Model School writing across the curriculum with Emphasis on
6 + 1 Write Traits
Accelerated Math HELP ST JOE SCHOOL EARN MONEY AT NO COST TO YOU. HERE'S HOW
Buy SCRIP after Mass AN EASY WAY TO MAKE $$$ FOR OUR SCHOOL Click here for a SCRIP order form
Using your TRADITION CREDIT CARD generates $$$ for St. Joe It may seem small, 1/2 of one percent, but over time, this little figure has generated over $14,000 for St. Joe School. What is it? It using your TRADITION CREDIT CARD. When people obtain and use this credit card, (which can be either VISA or MASTERCARD, one half of one percent of all purchases made returns to us. Click here for an application form
BOX TOPS FOR EDUCATION
INK CARTRIDGES
Send in your empty printer
CAMPBELL'S LABELS
Send the labels from all Campbell food products.
TYSON PROJECT A+ Clip the entire panel that says "Project A+ Support your school" from participating Tyson product boxes and bags. Each label earns us $.24
CELL PHONES
If you order on-line through this web site, you can designate credit to go to our school.
ALUMINUM CANS PLASTIC CAPS
We recycle aluminum cans
We get $.02 for each of the following drink pouches Honest Kids Capri Sun Kool Aid ST. JOSEPH SCHOOL 6130 WEST ST. JOSEPH ROAD EVANSVILLE, IN 47720 (812) 963- 3335 FAX (812) 963-3337
CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW? Last month we began another year of shared responsibility in building Christian values and educational skills in the young people God has placed in our care. This partnership between parents and school staff is the fundamental reason for the success of our students. Your ideas, your cooperation in helping within the school, and your support are greatly appreciated. Thus, communicating with each other is very important. How we communicate sends a powerful message to the other individual. It is important that all of us communicate in an effective manner. To that end, I offer the following suggestions as a means of better communication with the school office, your child’s teacher, and myself. OFFICE: If you must call the office, please identify yourself. Even though we recognize all families by sight, it is a little more difficult to recognize voices over the phone. We are always willing to recognize an error on our part and will do our best to correct those errors whenever possible. And be patient with us, with than one hundred families to keep track of, we do occasionally make mistakes. CLASSROOM TEACHER If you have a question about something you do not understand, or you would just like to touch base with your child’s teacher, or you have a concern you wish to express concerning your child, the following suggestions may help you with this process. 1. Send a note, through your child, or an email to the classroom teacher asking for an appointment. It is often helpful to list days and times that are good for you so that the teacher has those when looking at her schedule. 2. It is also possible to call the office and leave this same message. We will get that information to the teacher as soon as possible. Please remember that the teacher is probably in the classroom when you call. Free time is at a premium, but they will get back to you at the first possible moment when they can talk uninterrupted. 3. It is important for you to remember that “stopping by their classroom” in the morning when school starts, on your lunch hour, or at dismissal, is not a good idea. The teacher may be preparing for class or busy with the children and it is not a good time to interrupt. As we all know, when we are caught off-guard, we often haven’t had the time to think through our response. It is important that all of us have that opportunity to communicate effectively. .......MORE
We need everyone's help to make this project successful Click here for Introductory Letter Click here for general information Click here for the workers schedule at our booth
Click here for Fall Festival Drink Schedule MUM SALE Friday, September 10 2-6 pm Saturday, September 11 7 am - Noon After all the Masses on Saturday and Sunday
Click here for Room Mothers/Fathers Schedule Lunch Aides Schedule Click here to keep in touch with your child's academic progress
St. Joe School Faculty Members continues to incorporate differentiated learning concepts through the Marian Education Outreach for students with special needs.
CLOTHING CLOSET NEWS
Donations and consignments of Uniforms and Spirit Wear are being accepted. Check out the Clothing Closet for school uniforms and Spirit Wear. If you have any questions, please call Sharon Hollingsworth at 867-9467, Denise Allison at 963-3359 or Stephanie Purcell at 963-3179.
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Clip
box tops from participating products such as Betty Crocker cakes mixes,
General Mills cereal, Pillsbury refrigerated biscuits and dough, Hamburger
Helper, Ziploc products, Kleenex tissues, Scott tissues, toilet paper, paper
towels. We earn $.10 per box top.\
ink cartridges. We can recycle them for $1 to $7 each, Check with your
employers. Rather than throwing the cartridges away, send them in to us
for free $$$$.
Send
in old cell phones. We earn 250-$300 per full box of cell phones when we
recycle them through a Motorola fund raiser--any brand or style cell
phone. 
and
plastic bottle caps and the lids of plastic containers. The money goes
toward defrayig the costs of field trips. It's easy, healthy for the
environment and even your children can join in.
DRINK
POUCHES
that we collect.
