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ABC Bible Verse We have no Bible verse for next week due to it being an extremely short school week. Our next ABC verse will be for the final week of November.
Chapel Notes There is no chapel services next week. School is not in session on Wednesday. There is, however, still an opportunity to worship. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church is having a Thanksgiving Eve service on Wednesday, November 21. The service begins at 6:30 p.m. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays to observe for the week of November 18-24. Acolyte this Week Addyson Schaal NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Mid Quarter We reached the mid quarter of the second quarter of the school year today. Reports will be coming home with the students next Tuesday, November 20. SCRIP Gift Cards The PTL continues to have gift cards available through the SCRIP program. The next order deadline is Saturday, December 1. It may not seem possible, but the Christmas holidays are just a few weeks away. Order blanks are available in the school office, the narthex of the church, or you may contact Amy Schaal at 618-553-9495. The SCRIP program is a great way to fill your gift card needs in addition to supporting the PTL of our school. Thank You to everyone who attended and supported the “Camp Out with a Book” Book Fair! It was fantastic to see so many families enjoying books and each other. Our school spent a total of $1,835.81 on books and materials! We will receive a percentage of that total to use for books and other reading materials for our school. Picture Retakes Picture retakes are scheduled for Tuesday, November 20. This will also include students/staff who were absent on October 1 as well as any new students who enrolled after that date. If you are dissatisfied with the original pictures, they must be returned to the school in order to have a retake. Please return the pictures on Monday, November 19 and the student will receive a new form. We only have a limited number of retake forms. Sports Pictures Sports pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 20. They include baseball, basketball (Varsity, JV, PeeWee) and volleyball (Varsity, JV, C). Separate forms are needed for each sport. If you did not receive a form this past Wednesday, please contact the school office. School Christmas Program This year’s school Christmas program is scheduled for Sunday, December 23, 6:00 p.m. All students, preschool through grade 8 are encouraged to participate. In the event that your child(ren) are unable to participate, respective classroom teachers need to know so that parts can be assigned accordingly. All students received a form this past Wednesday that needs to be returned to the classroom teacher. We ask that you please do so by Tuesday, November 20. Thank you! Come have Breakfast with Santa hosted by the St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Youth Group on Saturday, December 1 from 9-11 am in the basement of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church. The menu includes pancakes, sausage, fruit, milk, juice, and coffee. We will be taking a free-will donation for our trip to the 2019 LCMS Youth Gathering. You do not have to have small children to come…just come eat breakfast with us!! Freezer Meal Fundraiser The PTL’s Freezer Meal/Family Meal fundraiser is coming to a close. All orders and money are due in on Tuesday, November 20. The delivery date for the meals is December 7th. Basketball Next Week Mon. Nov. 19-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Hoyleton/Hoffman/Trinity Centralia (JV,V) Game is played @ Trinity Hoyleton Tues. Nov. 13-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr.5-8) 6:00-7:30-BB Practice (Gr. 3-4) 2nd Graders are welcome to practice 6:00-7:30 2nd Grade Basketball Information We will not be dressing 2nd Graders for 4th Grade games this year, but they are invited to come to any of the 3rd and 4th grade practices. Watch the Saints Sentinel for practice schedules. The 2nd graders will be playing in the South Central league as in the past. Basketball Scores JV-Christ Our Rock Tournament St. Peter 37 Selmaville 24 St. Peter 18 Nashville/Okawville 45 St. Peter 14 Patoka 47 Varsity-St. Peter 24 Patoka 64 Basketball Game Tonight’s basketball game with St. Thomas has been rescheduled for Monday, December 17, 6:00 p.m. Upcoming Schedule Thurs. Nov. 15: Mid Quarter Fri. Nov. 16: Not in Session (No School) Mon. Nov. 19: BB @ Trinity Defenders, 6:00 p.m. (at Hoyleton) Tues. Nov. 20: Ag in the Classroom (Gr. 3-6) Picture Retakes/Sports Pictures Mid-Quarter grades go out 2:00 p.m. dismissal Wed. Nov. 21: No School Thanksgiving Eve Service, 6:30 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 22: Thanksgiving Day (No School) Fri. Nov. 23: No School Looking Ahead Sun. Nov. 18: Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Nov. 19: BB vs. Trinity Dragons, 6:00 p.m. (at Hoyleton) Tues. Nov. 20: Ag in Classroom, Gr. 3-6 Picture Retakes/Sports Pictures Mid-Quarter Grades Go Out Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Wed. Nov. 21: No School Thanksgiving Eve Service, 6:30 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 22: Thanksgiving Day (No School) Fri. Nov. 23: No School MENU M-19 Cereal/Yogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Breaded Chicken Patty on Bun, Tater Tots, Sliced Tomato/Lettuce, Green Beans, Mixed Fruit, Milk T-20 Sausage Biscuit, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Noodle Soup, Crackers, Cheese Stick, Carrots, Celery, Strawberries, Milk W-21 No School TH-22 No School F-23 No School ABC Bible Verse Our ABC Bible verse for next week is found in Joshua 1:9. It reads, “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.”
Chapel Notes Our chapel offering this week was the first offering for LCMS Armed Forces. The amount of the offering will appear in next week’s Saints Sentinel. Next Week: The Catechism reading is the Second Article of the Apostles Creed. Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays to observe for the week of November 11-17. However, in addition to Emma Chambers, two other Baptismal birthdays were observed this week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Addie Ruholl (November 8) and to our new 8th grader, Kason Sullens (October 13). Apologies to Addie to omitting her Baptismal birthday is last week’s Saints Sentinel. Acolyte this Week Emma Runge NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Thanksgiving Dinner Our Thanksgiving meal for students and staff will be held next Monday, November 12. Serving will begin at our normal school lunch time, approximately 11:30 a.m. Our invited guests also include those who serve in our Reading Buddy Program. We thank them for taking the time to volunteer. The students in K-2 always look forward to “Reading Buddy Day.” PTL to Meet The next PTL meeting is scheduled for next Tuesday, November 13. Scheduled time is 7:00 p.m. in the 7th-8th grade classroom. SCRIP Orders The past SCRIP order is in. You should have received your cards. Students whose names were drawn in conjunction with National School Lunch Week received their $10 Subway gift cards today. Planning to order for Christmas? The next order will be due in three weeks, December 1. Order forms are available in the school office, the narthex of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, or you may contact Amy Schaal. Thank you to everyone for your support of the PTL through gift card purchases. New 8th Grader We welcome a new student to our SPLS family. He is 8th grader Kason Sullens. Kason is from Kinmundy. He is looking forward to becoming a member of the Saints basketball team. God’s blessings to Kason and his family. We pray that he will have an enjoyable experience at SPLS. LSA State Volleyball Congratulations to the Lady Saints volleyball team on their participation in the 2018 LSA State Volleyball Tournament. The Lady Saints finished 12th out of 20 teams. Their match record was 2-3. Pool play action resulted in a loss to Stewardson (Trinity), a win over Morton (Bethel), and a loss to Mt. Prospect (St. Paul). The 1-2 record put us into the consolation bracket where we opened with a win over Bloomington (Trinity). We then had to once again meet Mt. Prospect this time in the consolation semifinals. A loss ended our tourney play. Special congratulations, however, go to coach Megan Murphree and the members of the team. The Lady Saints were named winners of the Sportsmanship Award! Great job! Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School 7th Grade Tournament The Saints opened tourney play with a win over the Trinity Dragons (Centralia-Hoffman-Hoyleton co-op). A win this evening over Selmaville will put us into the championship game on Saturday afternoon at 2:00 p.m. A loss sends us to the 3rd place game at 12:00 p.m. Our Saturday opponent will either be Centralia St. Mary’s or Trinity-St. John/Immanuel (Nashville/Okawville). Picture Retakes/Sports Pictures Pictures retakes and sports pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 20. This will also include students/staff who were absent on October 1 as well as any new students who were not enrolled on that date. In addition, anyone who was dissatisfied with the pictures on the original picture day – you may have the picture re-taken. You, however, need to return the original package in order to have a re-take. Sports pictures include a baseball, basketball, (Varsity, JV, PeeWee) and volleyball (V, JV, C). Sports forms will be given out next week. Lady Saints Conclude Fall Volleyball Season The Lady Saints volleyball team finished up their Fall Season last weekend with a trip to the LSA State Tournament in Springfield. This season the Varsity Team earned a 7th Place finish at the Christ Peoria Tournament, they finished in the Top 12 of the LSA State Tournament, and also came home with the LSA Sportsmanship Award. Congratulations to the whole team (C, JV, and Varsity) for their hard work this Fall! I am looking forward to our Spring Season! See you all in January! Coach Megan Basketball Next Week Saturday, Nov. 10-TBA-Christ Our Rock 7th Grade Tournament (6th & 7th Graders) Monday, Nov. 12-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Patoka (JV, V) Tuesday, Nov. 13-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (JV,V) Wednesday, Nov. 14-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) 6:00-7:30-BB Practice (Gr. 3-4) Thursday, Nov. 15-6:00pm-Newton St. Thomas @ St. Peter (JV, V) Basketball Schedule Changes We have added a Pee Wee game @ Kell on Thursday, Nov. 29 before the JV and Varsity game. The Pee Wee game will start @ 5PM. The 6th Grade Tournament on the schedule for Jan. 18 & 19 at Danville has been changed to just Sat. Jan. 19. Basketball Scores JV-St. Peter 26 Sacred Heart 45 Christ Our Rock Tournament St. Peter 37 Trinity Defenders 17 Varsity- St. Peter 21 Sacred Heart 56 Upcoming Schedule Today, Fri. Nov. 9: School Improvement Day, (12:00 p.m. Dismissal) CORLHS 7th Grade BB Tourn., 8:00 p.m. Sat. Nov. 10: CORLHS 7th Gr. BB Tourn. (12:00 p.m. or 2:00 p.m.) Sun. Nov. 11: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow Veteran’s Day Mon. Nov. 12: Thanksgiving Dinner BB at Patoka, 6:00 p.m. Tues. Nov. 13: PTL, 7:00 p.m. Wed. Nov. 14: Chapel, 8:30 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 15: Mid-Quarter BB, St. Thomas (Newton) @ home, 6:00 p.m. Fri. Nov. 16: No School (Not in session) Looking Ahead Sun. Nov. 18: Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Nov. 19: BB vs. Trinity Dragons, 6:00 p.m. (at Hoyleton) Tues. Nov. 20: Ag in Classroom, Gr. 3-6 Picture Retakes/Sports Pictures Mid-Quarter Grades Go Out Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Wed. Nov. 21: No School Thanksgiving Eve Service, 6:30 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 22: Thanksgiving Day (No School) Fri. Nov. 23: No School MENU M-12 Muffin, Fruit, Juice, Milk Turkey/Dressing, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Peaches, Roll, Pumpkin Pie, Milk T-13 Mini Donuts, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pepperoni Pizza, Salad, Corn, Pineapple, Milk W-14 French Toast Bites, Fruit, Juice, Milk Fish on Bun, Mac & Cheese, Peas, Pears, Milk TH-15 Cereal/Nutrigrain Bar, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Cowboy Beans, Celery Stick, Mandarin Oranges, Milk F-16 No School SAINTS SENTINEL November 2, 2018
ABC Bible Verse We find our ABC Bible verse for next week in the Gospel of Matthew. They are the words of Jesus to his Disciples before he ascends into heaven. The verses read, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age. Matthew 28:19-20. Chapel Notes The offering this week was $19.61. Our final for Fayette County Caring and Sharing is $116.83. Next Week: Our offerings begin for LCMS Armed Forces. The Catechism reading is the First Article of the Apostles Creed. Pastor Meyer will conduct the service. Please note that it will be held Friday, November 9 at 10:00 a.m. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance next week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Emma Chambers (November 6). Acolyte this Week Seth Bergmann NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Blues Book Worms and Book-It recording sheets for the month of October were due in to teachers on Thursday, October 1. If you have not returned yours, please return it on Monday. Youth Group will meet on Sunday, November 4 from 4:00-5:30 p.m. in the Fallout. Veteran’s Day Chapel/Lunch Jim Norman will be our guest speaker for the program being held in conjunction with our chapel service next Friday, November 9. Very few veterans/spouses have contacted Belinda in regards to eating lunch. If any student has a grandparent, parent, other family member, etc. who may be planning on eating lunch at school next Friday, please have them contact Belinda no later than Wednesday, November 7. Book Fair is Returning The Scholastic Book Fair will return to SPLS in November! Everyone is welcome to join us in the gym for a fun, book filled evening of “Camping Out with a Book” on Thursday, November 8, 6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Invite your family and friends! Everyone will be able to browse and shop through the book fair, read books and enjoy a snack. All children should be accompanied by an adult. If you have any questions, please contact the school. The Book Fair will also be open on Friday. Books may be purchased up to 1:00 p.m. Online shopping will also be available. More details concerning online purchases will follow. Red Ribbon Week The following students were winners of the drawings held during Red Ribbon Week: Rubin Roberts, Jalynn Mitchell, Gabrielle Cushman, Seth Bergmann. Students had to be wearing their red ribbon to claim their prize. Special thanks to Nathan Murphree of Murphree Karate Academy for his message regarding Calling, Courage, and Commitment. Also, on how focus is important in our lives as we live a healthy, happy and drug free life. Here is another way you can help out the Fayette County Cancer Fund. The Cancer Fund is now part of the Prairie Farms Our Caps, Your Cause Program. For every cap entered, the FCCF receives 5 cents to go towards their program. All you have to do is locate the sticker on the cap of Prairie Farms milk in gallon or half gallon sizes. Peel the sticker to reveal a code. Enter it at www.prairiefarms.com/ourcapsyour cause. Choose The Fayette County Cancer Fund under the Health category and enter the code. If you are unable to enter your own codes, please send your caps to Mrs. Benning at school and she will see that the codes get entered for you. Thank you for supporting this worthwhile cause! November Chapel Offerings Chapel offerings for the month of November are designated for LCMS Armed Forces. This is a mission of the LCMS to provide materials for Lutheran chaplains who serve our men and women in the armed forces. Our offerings will be used to connect Jesus to a soldier, airman, or marine. We give thanks to God in honoring the men and women who faithfully answered the call to serve in our nation’s military. Dress Code The wearing of shorts was allowed through October 31. They are not to be worn from now to through the end of March. The handbook also states, “If the teacher or principal determine that particular dress or grooming is inappropriate, the parents will be notified to correct the situation.” Set Your Clocks/Fall Back Daylight Savings Time ends Saturday night/Sunday morning. Set your clocks back an hour. An extra hour of sleep! Reading Buddies Our next Reading Buddies Day is next Tuesday, November 6. The session begins at 12:30 p.m. Election Day The 2018 General Election is next Tuesday, November 6. Polls are open from 6:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. It is important for everyone to vote! Cougar Spirit Night South Central High School “Spirit Night” is scheduled for Saturday, November 17. South Central High School cheerleaders are once again having a mini cheer clinic in preparation for the evening. All girls K-5 received a registration form last Thursday. Please note that they were due today. LSA State Volleyball God’s blessings and Good Luck to the Lady Saints as they play in this weekend’s LSA State Volleyball Tournament. Pool play matches today are vs. Trinity, Stewardson (approximately 1:15 p.m.) and Bethel, Morton (4:45 p.m.). Saturday’s pool match is vs. St. Paul, Mount Prospect (10:30 a.m.). Further play will be determined by pool results. 7th Grade Tournament The Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School 7th Grade Basketball Tournament is new to our schedule this year. It is being held next Monday through Saturday. We play three games: Wednesday, November 7, 8:00 p.m. vs. Trinity Dragon (Centralia, Hoffman, Hoyleton Co-op) and Friday, November 9, 8:00 p.m. vs. Selmaville. Saturday’s game is TBD. Our 6th-7th graders will dress for the tournament. Selmaville 4th Grade Tournament A 4th grade tournament at Selmaville has been added to our schedule. It will be held December 8-9. Our 3rd and 4th graders will dress for the tournament. Volleyball this Week The JV Fall Season will conclude with the game this Saturday. All practices after Saturday will be Varsity Only. Sat. 10/27-JV/Varsity vs. Trinity Springfield @ Stewardson 10:00 a.m. Mon. 10/29-Practive 3:30-5:30 Tues. 10/30-Practice 3:30-5:00 **Please Note Early End Time Thurs. 11/1 Practice 6-8 Fri. 11/2 Sun. 11/4 LSA State Tournament in Springfield Basketball Next Week Mon. Nov. 5-6:00pm-Sacred Heart @ St. Peter (JV,V) Tues. Nov. 6-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 3-4) 6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Wed. Nov. 7-Christ Our Rock 7th Grade Tournament 8PM-St. Peter vs. Hoyleton/Hoffman/Centralia (6 & 7 Graders) Fri. Nov. 9-Christ Our Rock 7th Gr. Tourn. 8:00pm-St. Peter vs. Selmaville (6 & 7 Graders) Sat. Nov. 10-TBA-Christ Our Rock 7th Grade Tournament (6 & 7th Graders) Basketball Scores St. Peter 33 Kell 48 First Pee Wee Basketball Practice Will be held on Tuesday, Nov. 6, 3:30-5:00 p.m. Thank You Thank you to everyone who helped in any way at the St. Peter Invitational Basketball Tournament. Thanks to all of you for your help – the tournament was again a success. Without your help we would not be able to host a tournament like this. Thank You. David Harmeier Upcoming Schedule Today, Nov. 2: LSA State VB Sat. Nov. 3: LSA State VB Sun. Nov. 4: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow LSA State VB Mon. Nov. 5: BB, Sacred Heart @ St. Peter 6:00 PM Tues. Nov. 6: Reading Buddies, 12:30 PM Wed. Nov. 7: CORLHS 7th Grade BB Tournament, 8:00 PM vs. Trinity (Co-op) Thurs. Nov. 8: Family Reading Night/Book Fair, 6:00 PM Fri. Nov. 9: Veteran’s Day Chapel, 10:00 AM Lunch follows School Improvement Day, 12:00 PM Dismissal CORLHS 7th Grade BB Tournament, 8:00 PM vs. Selmaville Looking Ahead Sunday, November 11: Worship Service/SS/BC Monday, November 12: Thanksgiving Dinner BB @ Patoka, 6:00 PM Tuesday, November 13: PTL, 7:00 PM (tentative) Wednesday, November 14: Chapel, 8:30 AM Thursday, November 15: Mid-Quarter BB, Newton, St. Thomas @ St. Peter, 6:00 PM Friday, November 16: No School (Not in Session) MENU M-5 Omelet/Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Tenders, Mashed Potatoes, Green Beans, Peaches, Sliced Bread, Milk T-6 Muffin/Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Tacos/w lettuce, tomato, cheese, salsa, corn, pineapple tidbits, Cinnamon crisp, Milk W-7 Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk BBQ Rib on Bun, Potato Smiles, Steamed Broccoli, Grapes, Milk Th-8 Cereal/Gogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chili w/crackers, Sunflower Butter Sandwich, Carrot Stick, Applesauce, Milk F-9 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Spaghetti w/meat sauce, Caesar Salad, Cheese Bosco, Seasoned Peas, Fruit Salad, Milk SAINTS SENTINEL October 25, 2018
ABC Bible Verse Next week’s ABC Bible verse is one that is well-known to many of you. It reads, “For (GOD) so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16. Chapel Notes The offering this week was $22.25. Our total to date for Fayette County Caring and Sharing is $97.22. Next week’s offering is the final one for the program. The Catechism reading is the Close of the Commandments. Mr. Urban will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to Alex Jenne and Will Jenne. Their Baptismal observances are on October 30. Acolyte this Week Max Magnus NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Book Fair is Returning The Scholastic Book Fair will return to SPLS in November! Everyone is welcome to join us in the gym for a fun, book filled evening of “Camping Out with a Book” on Thursday, November 8, 6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Invite your family and friends! Everyone will be able to browse and shop through the book fair, read books and enjoy a snack. All children should be accompanied by an adult. If you have any questions, please contact the school. Trick or Treat Night The St. Peter Trick-or-Treat Night has been set for Wednesday, October 31, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held today,Thursday, October 25. Conferences are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The first quarter report cards will be issued at that time. Unless your child’s teacher has let you know otherwise, conferences will be on a first come, first serve basis. Classes are being dismissed at 12:00 p.m. today and there is no school on Friday. No conferences are scheduled on Friday. SCRIP Cards The next order deadline for SCRIP cards is Thursday, November 1. It may not seem possible, but the Christmas holidays are just a few weeks away. Order blanks are available in the school office as well as in the narthex at the church. Orders may be turned in to the school office or to Amy Schaal. If you have any questions, contact Amy at 618-553-9495. Here is another way you can help out the Fayette County Cancer Fund. The Cancer Fund is now part of the Prairie Farms Our Caps, Your Cause Program. For every cap entered, the FCCF receives 5 cents to go towards their program. All you have to do is locate the sticker on the cap of Prairie Farms milk in gallon or half gallon sizes. Peel the sticker to reveal a code. Enter it at www.prairiefarms.com/ourcapsyour cause. Choose The Fayette County Cancer Fund under the Health category and enter the code. If you are unable to enter your own codes, please send your caps to Mrs. Benning at school and she will see that the codes get entered for you. Thank you for supporting this worthwhile cause! Volleyball this Week The JV Fall Season will conclude with the game this Saturday. All practices after Saturday will be Varsity Only. Sat. 10/27-JV/Varsity vs. Trinity Springfield @ Stewardson 10:00 a.m. Mon. 10/29-Practive 3:30-5:30 Tues. 10/30-Practice 3:30-5:00 **Please Note Early End Time Thurs. 11/1 Practice 6-8 Fri. 11/2 Sun. 11/4 LSA State Tournament in Springfield Basketball Next Week Mon. Oct. 29-6:00-8:00-BB Practice(JV,V) Tues. Oct. 30-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (JV,V) Thurs. Nov. 1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (JV,V) Basketball Scores St. Peter Invitational Tournament St. Peter 41 Sandoval 63 St. Peter 14 Patoka 65 St. Peter 30 Iuka 37 Upcoming Schedule Today, Thurs. Oct. 25: Dismissal at 12:00 p.m. Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. St. Peter Invitational, 6:00 p.m. & 7:15 p.m. Fri. Oct. 26: No School St. Peter Invitational 6:00 p.m. & 7:15 p.m. Sat. Oct. 27: VB @ Trinity, Stewardson Sun. Oct. 28: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follows Wed. Oct. 31: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fall Parties, 12:30 p.m. Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Fri. Nov. 2: Sunday, Nov. 4 LSA State VB Tournament Looking Ahead Sun. Nov. 4: Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Sat. Nov. 5-10: Christ Our Rock 7th Grade BB Tournament, TBA Mon. Nov. 5: BB, Sacred Heart at St. Peter Tues. Nov. 6: Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 8: Book Fair and Family Reading Night Fri. Nov. 9: Veteran’s Day Chapel, 10:00 a.m. Lunch, 11:00 a.m. School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Veteran’s Day Chapel on Friday, November 9 at 10:00 a.m. Jim Norman will be our guest speaker. Veterans are invited to attend and to eat lunch with the students at the school immediately afterwards. Please contact Belinda at the church or school if you are planning to attend or have any questions. This will help us with meal planning. MENU M-29 Cereal/Toast, Bananas, Juice, Milk Hot Dog on Bun, Nacho w/Cheese, Baked Beans, Mixed Fruit, Milk T-30 Mini Donuts, Oranges, Juice, Milk Ham & Cheese Sub, Spinach Salad, Baby Carrots, Peaches, Milk W-31 Pancakes, Grapes, Juice, Milk Breaded Chicken Patty on Bun, Baby Baked Potatoes, Catalina Veggies, Applesauce, Milk TH-1 Nutrigrain Bar, Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheese Pizza, Salad, Corn, Pears, Chip Ahoy Cookie, Milk F-2 Banana Bread, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheeseburger on Bun, French Fries, Sliced Tomato/Lettuce, Mandarin Oranges, Gogurt, Milk Cougar Spirit Night South Central Cougar Spirit Night is scheduled Saturday, November 17. SCHS cheerleaders are once again having a mini cheer clinic in preparation for the evening. All girls, K-5 received a registration form today. Please note the November 2 deadline. National School Lunch Week Winners The following students were winners of the drawings held in conjunction with National School Lunch Week: Preschool: Katie Norman; Kindergarten: Blake Stephens; Gr. 1-2: Gabrielle Cushman; Grade 3-4: Marcus Benning; Grade 5-6: Elizabeth Meyer; Grade 7-8: Emma Runge. Congratulations! The winners will receive a $10 Subway gift card. The cards will be given out after the next SCRIP order comes in. Saints Sentinel October 19, 2018 ABC Bible Verse Our ABC Bible verse for next week is found in Paul’s letter to the Ephesians. It reads, “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works so that no one may boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9. Chapel Notes The offering this week was $25.25. Our total to date for Fayette County Caring and Sharing is $74.97. Next week: The reading from Luther’s Small Catechism is the Tenth Commandment. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of October 21-27. Acolyte this Week Reagan Roberts NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Book Fair is Returning The Scholastic Book Fair will return to SPLS in November! Everyone is welcome to join us in the gym for a fun, book filled evening of “Camping Out with a Book” on Thursday, November 8, 6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Invite your family and friends! Everyone will be able to browse and shop through the book fair, read books and enjoy a snack. All children should be accompanied by an adult. If you have any questions, please contact the school. Busy Week Next Week October 22-26 will be an extremely busy week. Red Ribbon Week will be observed. Mrs. Goeckner has organized several activities. The St. Peter Invitational Basketball Tournament is scheduled Monday-Friday. Please attend and cheer on the Saints. Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Thursday, the 25th. The teachers are looking forward to having all parents attend. First quarter report cards will be given out at the conferences. Trick or Treat Night The St. Peter Trick-or-Treat Night has been set for Wednesday, October 31, from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held this coming Thursday, October 25. Conferences are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The first quarter report cards will be issued at that time. Unless your child’s teacher has let you know otherwise, conferences will be on a first come, first serve basis. Classes will be dismissed at 12:00 p.m. on Thursday and there is no school on Friday. No conferences are scheduled on Friday. Basketball Season to Open It’s time to cheer on the Saints basketball team. Our annual St. Peter Invitational is scheduled for next week October 22-26 (Monday-Friday). Game times are 6:00 p.m. and 7:15 p.m. The Saints play Sandoval on Monday (6:00 p.m.), Tuesday versus Patoka (7:15 p.m.), Wednesday versus Iuka (6:00 p.m.) and Thursday against Kell (7:15 p.m.). In addition to regular concessions, porkburgers, brats, and hotdogs will also be available. Butterbraids Butterbraid orders are scheduled to be delivered today. Please pick up your order in the playroom when you pick up your child/children from school. If you are unable to pick up your order, please make arrangements with someone to pick them up. Thank you. Tailgate Party The No Late Homework Club is having their tailgate party today, October 19. 29 students in grades 3-8 qualified for the party. Congratulations! Special congratulations to Mrs. Benning and grades 3-4. All ten of her students qualified for the party. SCRIP Cards The next order deadline for SCRIP cards is Thursday, November 1. It may not seem possible, but the Christmas holidays are just a few weeks away. Order blanks are available in the school office as well as in the narthex at the church. Orders may be turned in to the school office or to Amy Schaal. If you have any questions, contact Amy at 618-553-9495. Youth Group Meeting this Sunday, October 21 from 5:00 p.m.-6:30 p.m. A wiener roast will be held at the home of Lauren Lotz. Volleyball this Week **Please Note-all practices this week end at 5:00 Mon. 10/22-Practice 3:30-5 Tues. 10/23-Practice 3:30-5 (Varsity Only) Thurs. 10/25-Practice 3:30-5 Sat. 10/27-JV/Varsity Games vs. Trinity Springfield played at Trinity Stewardson. All players please arrive by 9:30 Upcoming Schedule Sun. Oct. 21: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow Mon. –Thurs, Oct. 22-25: Red Ribbon Week Mon.-Fri. Oct. 22-26: St. Peter Invitational BB Tournament Wed. Oct. 24: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thurs. Oct. 25-12:00 p.m. Dismissal (No p.m. bus service) Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00 p.m. – 7:00 p.m. Fri. Oct. 26: No School Looking Ahead Sat. Oct. 27: VB Round Robin at Trinity, Stewardson (TBA) Sun. Oct. 28: Worship Service/SS/BC Wed. Oct. 31: Chapel 8:30 a.m. Fall Parties, 12:30 p.m. Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Fri. Sun. Nov. 2-4: LSA State VB Red Ribbon Week October 22-25 **Red ribbons will be given to all students on Monday. A drawing will be held each day. Students must be wearing their red ribbon in order to claim their prize. Red Ribbon Week grew out of a movement to prevent drug use in honor of undercover Drug Enforcement Administration Agent Enrique Camarena, who was killed in 1985 by Mexican drug traffickers. In 1988, the US Congress officially proclaimed Red Ribbon Week a national observance. Unfortunately, unhealthy messages continue to bombard our children from other sources. Early education is essential for their healthy and drug free future. Each day has been set aside with a special activity. Everyone is encouraged to participate in the week’s activities, making it successful and fun for everyone. RED RIBBON WEEK 2018 “Life is your journey. Travel Healthy & Drug Free” Monday, Oct. 22: Wear red *9:15 am Balloon pop in the gym. Tuesday, Oct. 23: Wear a shirt from a place you have traveled or someplace you would like to go. **find your place on a map Wednesday, Oct. 24: Wear crazy socks. *2-2:30 p.m. Nathan Murphree karate demonstration & speech Thursday, Oct. 25: Wear team color shirts *Team up Against Drugs—Team games in gym 10:30 a.m. MENU M-22 Cinnamon Rolls, Bananas, Juice, Milk Cheese Tortellini w/Marinara, Caesar Salad, Seasoned Peas, Jello Fruit Salad, Cheese Bosco, Milk T-23 Long John Donut, Oranges, Juice, Milk Breaded Boneless Chicken Wings, Potato Rounds, Green Beans, Strawberries, Bread Slice, Milk W-24 Muffin/Cereal, Grapes, Juice, Milk Chicken Cheese Burrito, Seasoned French Fries, Black Beans, Cherry Slushies, Milk Th-25 Pillsbury Crescent, Fruit, Juice, Milk Swedish Meatballs, Baby Baked Potatoes, Cooked Carrots, Red Apple Sauce, Milk F-26 No School SAINTS SENTINEL October 12, 2018 ABC Bible Verse Our ABC Bible verse for next week is once again found in the book of Romans. It reads, “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 6:23. Chapel Notes The offering this week was $23.62. Our total to date is $49.72. Next week: Our Catechism reading is the Ninth Commandment. Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance next week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Dusti Moore (October 20). School Nutrition Program Position St. Peter’s Lutheran School is seeking to fill a part-time position in the school nutrition program. Main duties would include assisting in preparing the noon meal, helping serve the noon meal, and clean up following the meal. Help is needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. It is a paid position. If anyone is interested in the position or has questions, please contact the school office at 618-349-8888 or contact Mr. Urban at 618-267-3235. You may also email him at lurban.spls@gmail.com. Acolyte this Week Liam Kraemer NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Reminder About Our Fall Parties Some of you may still be shopping for a Halloween costume for your child or children in the next few weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor, or nurse, or a cheerleader, football or baseball player. Camp Out with a Book Please see attachment regarding the school book fair on November 7, 6:00-7:30 p.m. Pumpkins Pumpkins Pumpkins Earlier this week, your child should have brought home information regarding pumpkins, gourds, etc. coming to the school on Thursday, October 18 at 9:30 a.m. St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool/Daycare will receive 25% of total sales. Students will browse and ship with their class. In order to help supplier with quantities, please return the pre-order form and money by Monday, October 15 at 8:30 a.m. Book Fair is Returning The Scholastic Book Fair will return to SPLS in November! Everyone is welcome to join us in the gym for a fun, book filled evening of “Camping Out with a Book” on Thursday, November 7, 6:00 p.m. -7:30 p.m. Invite your family and friends! Everyone will be able to browse and shop through the book fair, read books and enjoy a snack. All children should be accompanied by an adult. If you have any questions, please contact the school. Butterbraids Fundraiser Butterbraid orders are scheduled to be delivered on Friday, October 19. Please pick up your order in the playroom when you pick up your child/children from school. If you are unable to pick up your order on the 19th, please make arrangements ahead of time. The PTL does not have freezer space. Busy Week Approaching October 22-26 will be an extremely busy week. Red Ribbon Week will be observed. Mrs. Goeckner has organized several activities. The St. Peter Invitational Basketball Tournament is scheduled Monday-Friday. Please attend and cheer on the Saints. Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held on Thursday, the 25th. The teachers are looking forward to having all parents attend. First quarter report cards will be given out at the conferences. Thank You to the St. Peter Fire Department, Jed Goeckner and Matt Benning, for coming to the school, teaching about fire safety, family escape plans and showing the students some of the fire department’s equipment. Tailgate Party The No Late Homework Club will be having a tailgate party on Friday, October 19, from 1:30-2:30, for qualifying 3rd-8th graders. Earthquake Drill The Great Central U.S. Shake Out will take place next Thursday (October 18) at 10:18 a.m. We must all get better prepared for a major earthquake if one was to occur and practice how to protect ourselves. The purpose of the Shake Out is to help people to do both. It is an annual opportunity to practice how to be safer during big earthquakes. Over 2.6 million participants have registered. National School Lunch Week This year’s National School Lunch Week is being observed next week October 15-19. The theme for this year, “School Lunch: Lots 2 Love” was created to help tell a school’s lunch story. National School Lunch Week was created in 1962 by President John F. Kennedy. It’s a weeklong celebration designed to promote the benefits of the National School Lunch Program (NSLP). The week recognizes the importance of a healthy school lunch in a child’s life, and the impact it has inside and outside of the classroom. School nutrition programs play a critical role in ensuring all students, regardless of income level, receive nutritious meals which follow strict federal nutrition standards. Every school lunch features servings of fruits and vegetables, whole-grains, lean protein, and low-fat dairy. Students are encouraged to eat the school lunch each day. In recognition of the week, a drawing will be held for each classroom. A student will put his/her name into the drawing each day they eat school lunch. The winner in each classroom will receive a $10 Subway gift card. Volleyball this Week Mon. 10/15-Game @ Trinity Stewardson (C 5:15, JV 6:00) Tues. 10/16-Practice 6-8 (Varsity Only) Thurs. 10/18-Practice 3:30-5:30 (All) Basketball Next Week Monday, Oct. 15-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (JV,V) Tuesday, Oct. 16-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (JV,V) Wednesday, Oct. 17-6:00-8:00 BB Practice (Gr. 6-8) Fathers welcome Thursday, Oct. 18-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr. 6-8) Fathers welcome Friday, Oct. 19-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (JV,V) Upcoming Schedule Sun. Oct. 14: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follows Mon. Oct. 15: VB @ Trinity, Stewardson (C/JV/V) 5:15 p.m. Wed. Oct. 17: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thurs. Oct. 18: Great American Shake Out 10:18 a.m. Fri. Oct. 19: End of First Quarter Tailgate Party, 1:30 p.m. Looking Ahead Sun. Oct. 21: Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Thur. Oct. 22-25 Red Ribbon Week Mon-Fri, Oct. 22-26 S.P.I.T. BB Tournament Wed. Oct. 24: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thur. Oct. 25: 12:00 p.m. Dismissal (No p.m. bus service) Parent-Teacher Conferences 1-7p.m. Fri. Oct. 26: No School Sat. Oct. 27: VB Round Robin @ Trinity, Stewardson, TBA MENU M-15 Waffles, Bananas, Juice, Milk Cheese Pizza, Salad, Corn, Pears, Milk T-16 Bacon, egg, cheese, Bosco, Oranges, Juice, Milk Hot Dog on Bun, Nachos w/Cheese, Baked Beans, Mixed Fruit, Milk W-17 Sausage Biscuit, Grapes, Juice, Milk BBQ Pork on Bun, Potato Wedges, Catalina Veggies, Peaches, Milk Th-18 Cereal/Toast, Blueberries, Juice, Milk Chicken Nuggets/Sauces, Oven Fries, Green Beans, Mandarin Oranges, Cupcakes, Milk F-19 French Toast Bites, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Quesadillas, Spinach Salad, Baby Carrots, Pineapple Tidbits, Fruit Juice Bar, Milk SAINTS SENTINEL October 4, 2018
ABC Bible Verse Our ABC Bible verse for next week is found in the book of Romans, Chapter 3, verses 23 & 24. It reads, “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.” Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $26.10. October chapel offerings are designated for Fayette County Caring and Sharing. Next Week: The Catechism reading from Luther’s Small Catechism is the Eighth Commandment. Pastor Meyer is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Apologies to Ella Benning and Kaly Benning whose Baptismal birthdays were inadvertently omitted in a previous Saints Sentinel. We wish both of them Baptismal remembrance blessings. Their Baptismal birthdays were observed on September 23. We will recognize them in next week’s chapel service. School Nutrition Program Position St. Peter’s Lutheran School is seeking to fill a part-time position in the school nutrition program. Main duties would include assisting in preparing the noon meal, helping serve the noon meal, and clean up following the meal. Help is needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Hours are 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. It is a paid position. If anyone is interested in the position or has questions, please contact the school office at 618-349-8888 or contact Mr. Urban at 618-267-3235. You may also email him at lurban.spls@gmail.com. Picture Day Picture day has been rescheduled for next Tuesday, October 9. Starting time is approximately 9:15 a.m. Hopefully the equipment will all be working properly. We apologize to everyone who was inconvenienced by this week’s difficulties. Due to the rescheduling, picture forms may still be turned in on Tuesday if you still wish to do so. You also have the option of ordering online. Individual pictures will be taken of all students, PreK-Grade 8 as well as all staff members. These are the pictures that will be used for the school yearbook. Fire Prevention Week Students in PK-8 grade will observe Fire Safety Week October 9-12. Various classroom activities will focus on “Look. Listen. Learn.” Most of us underestimate our risk for fire and do not have fire escape plans in our homes. Students will Look at the various equipment or gear the firefighters use, Listen to firefighters and teachers to LEARN how to be safe in case of fire at home and/or school. Acolyte this Week Liam Kraemer NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. October Chapel Offerings are designated for Fayette County Caring and Sharing. December is only two months away. During December, the program will be preparing boxes for the families who are having a difficult time making ends meet. A Christmas dinner, gifts for the families, and a few extra items will be provided. NOTE: We usually designate our December chapel offerings for Caring and Sharing. However, by the time our December offerings conclude, the program has already been completed. As a result, the offerings for the program has been moved to October. Reminder About Our Fall Parties Several of you may be in the market for a Halloween costume in the next few weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor, or nurse, or a cheerleader, football or baseball player. Little Saints Daycare will be Open on Friday, October 5th. Closed on Monday, October 8th. Volleyball this Week Tues. 10/9 – Game @ Trinity Centralia (C 5:15, JV 6:00) Fri. 10/12 – Practice 3:30-5:30 Basketball Next Week Tuesday, Oct. 9-6:00-8:00-Practice (JV,V) Wednesday, Oct. 10-3:30-5:30-Practice (JV,V) Thursday, Oct. 11-3:30-5:30-Practice (JV,V) Youth Meeting Sunday, October 7 from 4:00-5:30 in the Fallout. Upcoming Schedule Tues. Oct. 4 (Today) Dismissal at 2:00 p.m. (no afternoon bus service) Fri. Oct. 5: CID/SID Teachers Conference (No School) Friday-Sunday, October 5-7: Christ, Peoria VB Tournament Sunday, Oct. 7: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow 4:00-5:30 p.m. Youth Meeting Monday, Oct. 8: Columbus Day (No School) Tuesday-Friday, October 9-12: Fire Prevention Week Tues. Oct. 9: VB @ Trinity, Centralia 6:00 p.m. (5:15 C) Wed. Oct. 10: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Looking Ahead Sunday, October 14: Worship Service/SS/BC Monday, October 15: VB @ Trinity, Stewardson (C/JV/V) 5:15 PM Wednesday, October 17: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thursday, October 18: Great American ShakeOut (Earthquake Drill) 10:18 a.m. Friday, October 19: End of First Quarter Tailgate Party, 1:30 p.m.-2:30 p.m. MENU T-9 Cereal/Toast, Banana, Juice, Milk Breaded Chicken Patty on Bun, Tater Tots, Lettuce, Tomato, Green Beans, Fruit Salad, Milk W-10 Pancakes, Oranges, Juice, Milk Chili w/crackers, Carrot sticks, Cheese Stick, Applesauce, Milk TH-11 Muffin/Cereal, Grapes, Juice, Milk Pizza Crunchers w/marinara sauce, Salad, California Veggies, Pears, Milk F-12 Poptart, Blueberries, Juice, Milk Chicken Tenders, Seasoned French Fries, Broccoli Florets, Strawberries, Milk SAINTS SENTINEL September 14, 2018
ABC Bible Verse for next week reads as follows, “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and taken not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore unto me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit. Psalm 51:10-12. Chapel Notes This week’s chapel offering was $23.12. Total to date for Unity Lutheran Christian Elementary school is $111.20. Next Week: Our reading from Luther’ Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance in the upcoming week Baptismal remembrance blessings to Philip Taylor (September 16). This Week’s Acolyte Shelby Smithson NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Picture Day is Coming Picture Day will soon be here. It is scheduled for Monday, October 1. Order forms will be coming home with the students next week. The form will also contain online ordering instructions. Butterbraids Fundraiser PTL Fall Fundraiser is starting!! Please fill out one order form per family. Please have orders turned in by October 3, 2018. Please make sure money for the orders and money collected match! Orders will be delivered to the school on Friday, October 19. Please pick up order in playroom when you pick up your child/children from school. If you are unable to pick up your order on this date, please make arrangements ahead of time. PTL does not have freezer space. Sunday School has started. It takes place at the school immediately following the Sunday Worship Service. SCRIP PTL will once again be doing the SCRIP sales again. Orders will be turned in no later than the first of every month. If you have any questions, contact Amy Schaal. Mid-Quarter Today marks the midpoint of the first quarter. Mid quarter reports will be coming home with the students next Friday, September 21. School Improvement Day The first School Improvement Day of the school year will take place today. Classes will dismiss at 12:00 p.m. Buses will be running at dismissal time. SIJHSAA Baseball Regionals SIJHSAA Class S baseball regionals begin today. The Saints are seeded #7 in Region 6. We will host #10 seeded Odin in a 4:30 p.m. matchup today, Friday, September 14. The game will be played at St. Peter City Park. Today’s winner will play #2 seeded Aviston in a 4:30 p.m. game on Monday, September 17. The game will take place at Aviston. Baseball Next Week Fri. Sept. 14-4:30-Odin @ St. Peter (SIJHSAA Regional) Mon. Sept.17-4:30-SIJHSAA Regional @ Avison (IF WE WIN FRIDAY) Baseball Scores St. Peter 9 Clay City 3 St. Peter 17 Sandoval 9 Basketball Basketball practice will be starting the week of September 24. These practices will be for anyone (boys or girls) in grades 4-8 wishing to play JV or Varsity. If you haven’t turned in your physical please do so before the first practice. Volleyball Next Week Tues. 9/18-Practice 5:00-7:00 (Varsity only) Wed. 9/19-Practice 5:00-7:00 Thurs. 9/20-Practice 5:00-7:00 Upcoming Schedule Today, Fri. Sept. 14-Mid Quarter School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Class S Baseball Regionals Odin @ St. Peter, 4:30 p.m. Sun. Sept. 16-Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class Follow service Mon. Sept. 17-Baseball Regionals, TBA (4:30 p.m. @ Aviston) Tues. Sept. 18, 7:00 p.m. Board of Christian Ed Wed. Sept. 19-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. Sept. 21-Mid Quarter Reports Looking Ahead Sun. Sept. 23-Worship Service/SS/BC Wed. Sept. 26-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. MENU M-17 Cheese Omelet, Toast, Banana, Juice, Milk Hot Dog on Bun, Nachos w/Cheese, Baked Beans, Mixed Fruit, Milk T-18 Cinnamon Rolls, Oranges, Juice, Milk Ham & Cheese Sub, Spinach Salad, Baby Carrots, Peach Half, Milk W-19 French Toast Sticks, Apple, Juice, Milk Breaded Chicken Patty, Baby Baked Potato, Tomato, Lettuce, Applesauce, Milk TH-20 Muffin/Cereal, Strawberries, Juice, Milk Cheese Pizza, Salad, Corn, Pears, Pudding, Milk F-2 Apple Bosco, Blueberries, Juice, Milk Cheeseburger on Bun, Oven French Fries, Tomato, Lettuce, Mandarin Oranges, Milk SAINTS SENTINEL September 9, 2018 ABC Bible Verse for next week is found in the 11th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, verses 28:30. It reads, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” Chapel Notes This week’s chapel offering was $29.53. Total to date for Unity Lutheran Christian Elementary school is $88.08. Next Week’s chapel: Mr. Urban will be conducting the service. Our Catechism reading from Luther’s Small Catechism will be the Fourth Commandment. Baptismal Birthdays Two students will be observing Baptismal birthdays this coming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Rubin Roberts and Emma Jenne, both of whom’s Baptisms are observed on September 9. This Week’s Acolyte Peyton Chambers NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. PTL to Meet The next PTL meeting will take place this coming Tuesday, September 11. It will take place in the 7th-8th grade classroom beginning at 7:00 p.m. Butterbraids Fundraiser PTL Fall Fundraiser is starting!! Please fill out one order form per family. Please have orders turned in by October 3, 2018. Please make sure money for the orders and money collected match! Orders will be delivered to the school on Friday, October 19. Please pick up order in playroom when you pick up your child/children from school. If you are unable to pick up your order on this date, please make arrangements ahead of time. PTL does not have freezer space. Sunday School begins this Sunday Immediately following the worship service. School Improvement Day The first School Improvement Day of the school year will take place next Friday, September 14. Lunch will be served at 11:00 a.m. Classes will dismiss at 12:00 p.m. Buses will be running at dismissal time. Mid-Quarter We reach the mid-point of the first quarter next Friday, September 14. Mid Quarter grades will be sent home on Friday, September 21. Baseball Next Week Tue. Sept. 11-4:30 Iuka @ St. Peter Thur. Sept. 13-4:30 St. Peter @ Sandoval Baseball Scores St. Peter 12 Clay City 0 Volleyball Next Week Tue. 9/11-Practice 5:00-7:00 p.m. Wed. 9/12-Practice 5:00-7:00 p.m. Thur. 9/13-Practice 5:00-7:00 p.m. (varsity only) Upcoming Schedule Fri. Sept. 7 (today)-BB with Clay City 4:30 p.m. Sun. Sept. 9-Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. S.S./Bible Class follow Tues. Sept. 11-Conversation Day (4th Grade) BB, Iuka @ St. Peter, 4:30 p.m. PTL, 7:00 p.m. Wed. Sept. 12-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thur. Sept. 13-BB @ Sandoval, 4:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 14-School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Mid Quarter Looking Ahead Sun. Sept. 16-Worship Service/SS/BC Wed. Sept. 18-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. MENU M-10 Cereal/Muffins, Banana, Juice, Milk Cheese Tortellini, Caesar Salad, Seasoned Peas, Cheese Breadstick, Applesauce, Milk T-11 Waffles, Oranges, Juice, Milk Breaded Boneless Chicken Wings, Potato Rounds, Green Beans, Peach Half, Bread Slice, Milk W-12 Sausage Biscuit, Pears, Juice, Milk Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Chicken Noodle Soup, Salad, Cherry Tomatoes, Sunflower Seeds, Apple Slices, Milk TH-13 Cereal/Toast, Strawberries, Juice, Milk Burrito, Seasoned Fries, Black Beans, Mandarin Oranges, Milk F-14 Poptarts, Peaches, Juice, Milk Sloppy Joe on Bun, Doritos, Celery Sticks, Grapes, Milk ABC Bible Verse for next week is found in the 11th chapter of the Gospel of Matthew, verses 28:30. It reads, “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
Chapel Notes This week’s chapel offering was $29.53. Total to date for Unity Lutheran Christian Elementary school is $88.08. Next Week’s chapel: Mr. Urban will be conducting the service. Our Catechism reading from Luther’s Small Catechism will be the Fourth Commandment. Baptismal Birthdays Two students will be observing Baptismal birthdays this coming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Rubin Roberts and Emma Jenne, both of whom’s Baptisms are observed on September 9. This Week’s Acolyte Peyton Chambers NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. PTL to Meet The next PTL meeting will take place this coming Tuesday, September 11. It will take place in the 7th-8th grade classroom beginning at 7:00 p.m. Butterbraids Fundraiser PTL Fall Fundraiser is starting!! Please fill out one order form per family. Please have orders turned in by October 3, 2018. Please make sure money for the orders and money collected match! Orders will be delivered to the school on Friday, October 19. Please pick up order in playroom when you pick up your child/children from school. If you are unable to pick up your order on this date, please make arrangements ahead of time. PTL does not have freezer space. Sunday School begins this Sunday Immediately following the worship service. School Improvement Day The first School Improvement Day of the school year will take place next Friday, September 14. Lunch will be served at 11:00 a.m. Classes will dismiss at 12:00 p.m. Buses will be running at dismissal time. Mid-Quarter We reach the mid-point of the first quarter next Friday, September 14. Mid Quarter grades will be sent home on Friday, September 21. Baseball Next Week Tue. Sept. 11-4:30 Iuka @ St. Peter Thur. Sept. 13-4:30 St. Peter @ Sandoval Baseball Scores St. Peter 12 Clay City 0 Volleyball Next Week Tue. 9/11-Practice 5:00-7:00 p.m. Wed. 9/12-Practice 5:00-7:00 p.m. Thur. 9/13-Practice 5:00-7:00 p.m. (varsity only) Upcoming Schedule Fri. Sept. 7 (today)-BB with Clay City 4:30 p.m. Sun. Sept. 9-Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. S.S./Bible Class follow Tues. Sept. 11-Conversation Day (4th Grade) BB, Iuka @ St. Peter, 4:30 p.m. PTL, 7:00 p.m. Wed. Sept. 12-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thur. Sept. 13-BB @ Sandoval, 4:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 14-School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Mid Quarter Looking Ahead Sun. Sept. 16-Worship Service/SS/BC Wed. Sept. 18-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. MENU M-10 Cereal/Muffins, Banana, Juice, Milk Cheese Tortellini, Caesar Salad, Seasoned Peas, Cheese Breadstick, Applesauce, Milk T-11 Waffles, Oranges, Juice, Milk Breaded Boneless Chicken Wings, Potato Rounds, Green Beans, Peach Half, Bread Slice, Milk W-12 Sausage Biscuit, Pears, Juice, Milk Grilled Cheese Sandwich, Chicken Noodle Soup, Salad, Cherry Tomatoes, Sunflower Seeds, Apple Slices, Milk TH-13 Cereal/Toast, Strawberries, Juice, Milk Burrito, Seasoned Fries, Black Beans, Mandarin Oranges, Milk F-14 Poptarts, Peaches, Juice, Milk Sloppy Joe on Bun, Doritos, Celery Sticks, Grapes, Milk SAINTS SENTINEL August 31, 2018
ABC Bible Verse Our ABC Bible verse for the week of September 3-7 is found in Psalm 46:10. It reads, “Be still, and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth.” Chapel Notes This week’s chapel offering was $27.02. Total to date for Unity Lutheran Christian Elementary school is $58.55. Next week: Our reading from Luther’s Small Catechism is the 3rd Commandment. Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to the students who have Baptismal birthday observances next week. They are Emma Runge (September 3) and Bailey Wodtka (September 6). This Week’s Acolyte Elizabeth Meyer NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Reading Buddies This year’s Reading Buddies program is set to begin. The first reading buddy time is set for this coming Tuesday, September 4. It is held in the school gym and begins at 12:30 p.m. We thank Mrs. Carpenter for once again coordinating the program. Volunteers are needed in the school kitchen. If you are willing to help, or would like more information, contact Tina Benning (349-0869 or 618-267-8574). Little Saints Preschool & Daycare will be closed on Labor Day (Monday Sept. 3). Little Saints Daycare is seeking a daycare helper. If interested, contact Ms. Angie (349-8008). Welcome to New Preschoolers Welcome to all of the preschoolers who are beginning their first full year at Little Saints Preschool. There are 11 Preschool 3’s. They are: Elle Chasteen, Blake Hoehne, Harper Jacquin, Drew Kraemer, Paesen Lotz, Ally Norman, Katie Norman, Payton Storck, Emma White, Jaxon Wilkinson, and Michael Wodtka. There are 4 new students in the 4 year old class. They are Madi Bolyard, Kash Hall, Lilly Reynolds, and Julia Taylor. May all the preschoolers have a great school year. Chapel Offerings Our chapel offerings for the months of August and September are designated for Unity Lutheran Christian Elementary School, East St. Louis. From its beginning in 2003 when 3 students and 1 teacher were in attendance, Unity now has 11 teachers and approximately 200 students in a Preschool 3’s to Grade 8 program. It continues to be a mission project of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. The school is also funded by the gifts from churches, schools, and individuals not only from southern and central Illinois but from across the United States. For the majority of the students, their attendance at Unity Lutheran is the only opportunity they have of hearing about Jesus and the Good News of the Gospel. Baseball Scores St. Peter 0 Selmaville 15 Baseball Next Week Tues. Sept. 4-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Wed. Sept. 5-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Fri. Sept. 7-4:30-Clay City @ St. Peter Upcoming Schedule Sun. Sept. 2-Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Bible Class follows Mon. Sept. 3-Labor Day (No School) Tues. Sept. 4-AR Begins Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. Wed. Sept. 5-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. Sept. 7-BB, Clay City @ St. Peter 4:30 p.m. Looking Ahead Sun. Sept. 9-Worship Service/SS/BC Tues. Sept. 11-Conservation Day, (4th Grade) BB Iuka @ St. Peter, 4:30 p.m. PTL, 7:00 p.m. Wed. Sept. 12-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thur. Sept. 13-BB St. Peter @ Sandoval, 4:30 p.m. Fri. Sept. 14-School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Mid Quarter Box Tops for Education SPLS participates in the Box Tops for Education Program. When you purchase General Mills products, please look for the Box Tops Symbol, clip along the dotted lines and send to school. OR download the Box Tops app and follow the directions. Box Tops for Education earns cash money for our school, which means, several times throughout the school year, we receive a check for the Box Tops submitted. In the past, the money has been used for various classroom items such as learning materials, Kindles, IPads and furniture. Please clip and save for SPLS—ask extended family and friends to help. If you have any questions, please contact Mrs. Goeckner. Thank you in advance for your help! AR Begins on Tuesday, September 4. Students in grades 1-8 may read books, take a computer test about the book, and receive points for correctly answered questions. When students reach various goals in the number of points they earn, they will be rewarded with a number of different prizes. Sunday School will resume on Sunday, September 9 immediately following the Sunday Worship Service. MENU M-3 No School No School T-4 Mini Donuts, Cereal, Banana, Juice, Milk Cheese Pizza, Salad, Corn, Sliced Pears W-5 Banana Bread Slice, Oranges, Juice, Milk Hot Dog on Bun, Nachos & Cheese, Baked Beans, Apple Slices, Milk TH-6 Muffin, Cereal, Mandarin Oranges, Juice, Milk BBQ Pork on Bun, Potato Wedges, Catalina Veggies, Peach Halves, Milk F-7 Bacon Egg and Cheese Bosco, Mixed Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Quesedillas, Spinach Salad, Carrot Sticks, Pineapple Tidbits, Fruit Juice Bar, Milk SAINTS SENTINEL August 24, 2018
ABC Bible Verse Our ABC Bible verse for next week takes us to the letter “B”. It reads “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” Ephesians 4:32. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings from our opening service and this week total $31.53. August-September offerings are designated for Unity Lutheran Christian Elementary School, East St. Louis. Unity is a mission project of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. Next week’s chapel: We continue with the Ten Commandments. Our Catechism reading is the 2nd Commandment. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We began to observe the Baptismal birthdays of our students following this week’s chapel services. This has been the custom for the past several years. Students with August Baptisms who were recognized this week are as follows: Annie Ruholl (August 7), Emmie Ruholl (August 7), Kieffer Bergmann (August 16), Konrad Bergmann (August 16), and Liam Kraemer (August 20). Next week we will recognize the Baptismal birthdays of JoHanna Bergmann who was inadvertently omitted this week (August 16) and Josalyn Grandt (August 29). Baptismal remembrance blessings to all of our August observances. This Week’s Acolyte Emma Runge NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. We Welcome Our New Students Welcome to all of the students in grades K-8 who are new to SPLS this year. We are happy to have them join us. May they all have a great year. Those new to the K-8 program are: Kindergarten-Ellie Baylis, JoHanna Bergmann, Ella Benning, Kaly Benning, Zoey Kraemer, Rebecca Meyer, Dusti Moore, Brylee Phillips, Blake Stephens, Zoey Storck, Philip Taylor; 5th Grade – Peyton Chambers, Matthew Jenne, Aiden Stine; 6th Grade – Andrew Stine; 7th Grade – Emma Chambers. Reading Buddies Another school year is underway. It is once again time to start getting our list of reading buddies for 2018-2019. A reading buddy is someone who comes to listen to a student read or reads to them for twenty minutes once a month. This year we have thirty students in grades kindergarten through second. We will have our first reading buddy time the Tuesday after Labor Day, which is September 4, 2018 at 12:30 p.m. in the gym. Please contact Mrs. Carpenter if you would like to serve as a reading buddy. SPLS and Little Saints will again have a float in the St. Peter Prairie Days Parade this Saturday, August 25! We need students, parents, teachers, friends, and family of SPLS to ride on the float and help hand out popsicles! We will meet close to Elite Fitness, in the parade lineup at 12:30 p.m. Saturday and everyone will be dropped off at Elite Fitness after the parade, NO EXCEPTIONS! The past couple years participation has been low! We’d like for this year to be the best yet! Please help out your school! Volunteers are needed in the school kitchen on Tuesdays and Thursdays. If you are willing to help, or would like more information, contact Tina Benning (349-0869 or 618-267-8574). Apologies I apologize for the changes concerning baseball this week not being sent by way of School Messenger. Two or three attempts were made to send the information. The company was contacted, and necessary changes were made. Hopefully, the problem has been corrected! Mr. Urban Baseball Scores St. Peter 1 4 innings South Central 3 St. Peter 7 Ramsey 9 Baseball Next Week Mon. Aug. 27-4:30pm-St. Peter @ Selmaville (See Note Below) Tues. Aug. 28-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Wed. Aug. 29-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Thur. Aug. 30-4:30 p.m.-St. Peter @ Clay City NOTE: The Selmaville game will be played in Salem at the Little League Complex. Turn South at stop light by Hardees on College and the complex will be on the left. Upcoming Schedule Sat. Aug. 25-Prairie Days (Parade at 1:00 pm) Sun. Aug. 26-Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Bible Class follows Mon. Aug. 27-Baseball at Selmaville, 4:30 p.m. Wed. Aug. 29, Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thurs. Aug. 30, Baseball @ Clay City, 4:30 p.m. Looking Ahead Sun. Sept. 2-Worship Service/Bible Class Mon. Sept. 3-Labor Day (No School) Tues. Sept. 4-Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. Wed. Sept. 5-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. Sept. 7, Baseball, Clay City @ St. Peter, 4:30 p.m. MENU M-27 Cheese Omelet, Toast, Banana, Juice, Milk Breaded Chicken Patty on Bun, Tater Tots, Lettuce/Tomato, Baby Carrots, Applesauce, Milk T-28 Cinnamon Rolls, Oranges, Juice, Milk Nachos Supreme w/Beef w/lettuce and tomato, Cheese/Salsa, Black Beans/Corn, Pineapple, Brownies, Milk W-29 French Toast, Watermelon, Juice, Milk Pizza Crunchers w/Marinara Sauce, Romaine Lettuce Salad, California Blend Veggies, Pear Chunks, Milk Th-30 Muffin/Cereal, Strawberries, Juice, Milk BBQ Ribs, Roasted Red Potatoes, Green Beans, Peaches, Dinner Roll, Milk F-31 Poptarts, Applesauce, Juice, Milk Chicken Tenders, Seasoned French Fries, Tree Tops (Broccoli Florets) Fruit Salad, Bread Slice, Milk SAINTS SENTINAL August 17, 2018 Welcome to a New School Year We welcome everyone to the 2018-2019 school year. A special welcome to those of you who are new to St. Peter’s Lutheran School this year. We will include the names of all our new students in next week’s Saints Sentinel. God’s blessings to all students and staff. May he grant everyone a blessed school year. Theme Verse Our theme Bible verse this year is found in Psalm 46:1. It reads, “God is our refuge and strength, a very present help in trouble.” Later this school year three powerful words – “Real. Present. God.” Will be the theme of National Schools Week. Those three words summarize our theme verse as well as all of Psalm 46, the Psalm of the Reformation. The only real God, the Triune God, is truly present in person of Jesus. The only real God, the Triune God, entered the real world to save us from sin. The only real God, the Triune God, is present and powerful in the troubles of life. In real life – broken, messy, sinful – a real God is still present in Word and Sacrament. Our God is not only present, but He is personal and powerful. Chapel Notes Today’s opening service was conducted by Pastor Meyer. Next week’s chapel service will begin the routine of covering the Six Chief Parts of Luther’s Small Catechism. We begin with The Ten Commandments. Next week’s Catechism reading is the 1st Commandment. Chapel services will be conducted by Pastor Meyer, Pastor Frazee, Pastor Hoehler, and Mr. Urban. Mr. Urban will conduct next week’s chapel. August-September offerings are once again designated for Unity Lutheran Christian School. Information about Unity will follow in next week’s Sentinel. PTL to Meet PTL will meet this coming Tuesday, August 21. The meeting will be held in the 7th-8th grade classroom. It begins at 7:00 p.m. ABC Bible Verse Our first ABC verse for this school year is found in Matthew 7:7-8. It reads “Ask and it shall be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, it will be opened.” This Week’s Acolyte Max Magnus NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Back to School Night will be Monday, August 20 beginning at 7:00 p.m. The evening will begin with devotions in the church. Everyone will be dismissed about 7:15 p.m. from the church to visit with the teachers in the classrooms. Teachers will be available until about 8:00 p.m. to visit. Sign up sheets for classroom parties will be available in each classroom. Also available in the play room will be team color shirt order forms. At approximately 7:30 p.m., snow cones will be available outside. Looking forward to seeing everyone at our Back to School Night! Reading Buddies Another school year is underway. It is once again time to start getting our list of reading buddies for 2018-2019. A reading buddy is someone who comes to listen to a student read or reads to them for twenty minutes once a month. This year we have thirty students in grades kindergarten through second. We will have our first reading buddy time the Tuesday after Labor Day, which is September 4, 2018 at 12:30 p.m. in the gym. Please contact Mrs. Carpenter if you would like to serve as a reading buddy. Back to School Cookout The youth group will be having a Back to School Cookout to officially welcome the new 5th graders on Sunday, August 19 from 5:30-7:00 p.m. at the St. Peter City Park. Hamburgers, hot dogs, and drinks will be provided. Please bring chips or another snack to share. Feel free to bring a volleyball or your ball and glove. Hope to see all of you there! Baseball Scores St. Peter 5 Patoka 4 St. Peter 7 Beecher City 10 Baseball next week Mon. Aug. 20 4:30-South Central @ St. Peter Tues. Aug. 21 3:30-5:30 BB Practice Thur. Aug. 23 4:30 St. Peter @ Ramsey (Players may be picked up at 3:30) Looking Ahead Saturday, August 25 Prairie Days Sunday, August 26 Worship Service Bible Class Monday, August 27 BB @ Selmaville 4:30 PM Wednesday, August 29 Chapel, 8:30 AM Thursday, August 30 BB @ Clay City 4:30 PM Upcoming Schedule Fri. Aug. 17 Today was our first day of classes. Pastor Meyer conducted the opening service which was held at 9:00 a.m. Dismissed 1:00 PM Sun. Aug. 19 Worship Service, 9:00 AM Bible Class follows Mon. Aug. 20 First Day for Little Saints Preschool BB, South Central @ St. Peter 4:30 PM Back to School Night, 7:00 PM Tues. Aug. 21 PTL, 7:00 PM Wed. Aug. 22 Chapel, 9:00 AM Thurs. Aug. 23 BB @ Ramsey, 4:30 PM MENU M-20 Muffin/Cereal, Apple, Juice, Milk Spaghetti w/meat sauce; Caesar Salad; Seasoned Peas; Sliced Pears; Cheese Breadstick; Milk T-21 Waffles, Orange; Juice, Milk Cheeseburger on Bun; Oven Fries, Sliced Tomato & Lettuce, Mandarin Oranges, GoGurt, Milk W-22 Cereal/Toast, Banana, Juice, Milk Pepperoni Pizza, Combo Salad, Corn, Strawberries, Milk Th-23 Sausage Gravy/Biscuit, Grapes, Juice, Milk Breaded Boneless Chicken Wings, Baby Baked Potatoes, Cherry Tomatoes, Peaches, Sliced Bread, Milk F-24 Poptart, Applesauce, Juice, Milk Corn Dog, Cowboy baked beans, Celery sticks, Mixed Fruit, Milk Chapel Notes Our final chapel service too place today. Pastor Meyer conducted the closing service at 10:00 a.m. Our final offering went to Lutheran Hour Ministries. Baptismal Birthdays There are several Baptismal birthday observances in the months of June and July. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Evan Hoover (June 17), Max Magnus (June 18), Addyson and Riley Schaal (June 19), Reagan Roberts (July 15), and Caleb Meyer (July 25). They were recognized at today’s closing service. August Baptismal birthdays will be observed when school resumes in the fall. This Week’s Acolyte Liam Kraemer NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Summer Reading A reminder that reading is an excellent activity, even over the summer. Information was recently sent home concerning two summer reading programs – CPH Reads (cph.org/reads) and the Scholastic reading program. TUITION Please pay any balance owed on your tuition AS SOON AS POSSIBLE! BREAKFAST & LUNCH Any refunds that are due to parents will be given out this year. They will be enclosed with the report cards if you have not received the refund prior to the time they are mailed. Due to state guidelines, lunch prices will be increasing for the 2018-2019 school year. Mrs. Goeckner Observes 25 Years With the completion of this school year, Mrs. Lori Goeckner will have completed 25 years in the Lutheran teaching ministry. She began her teaching career at St. Peter’s Lutheran School in August of 1993. All 25 years have been spent educating and guiding kindergarten students. A cake and coffee/punch reception will be held in her honor this Sunday, May 27th. It will take place in the church basement immediately following the 9:00 a.m. worship service. We invite everyone to join us Sunday in congratulating her for the many blessings she has brought to our school. Graduation/Promotions Graduation for our 8th graders will take place on Sunday, May 27. The service will be held in the church beginning at 2:00 p.m. Graduation/Promotion of our kindergarten class and Little Saints Preschool 4’s will also take place during the service. 8th graders, kindergarteners, and Preschool 4’s should be in the church basement no later than 1:45 p.m. Kindergarten Graduates Kieffer Bergmann Weston Hunley Maebry Lash Dexten Lotz Rubin Roberts Jordyn Stephens Olivia Urban Preschool Graduates Elsie Baylis JoHanna Bergmann Graceyn Engel Briar Forson Zoey Kraemer Rebecca Meyer Lucas Miller Dusti Moore Brylee Phillips Blake Stephens Zoey Storck Philip Taylor Hayden Tedrick 8th Grade Graduates Eli Arenas Jarrett Graumenz Olivea Hollva Ryan Jenne Taylor Jenne Allie Murphree Gaige Phillips Tristan Roberts Isaac Shaffer Dennis Wollin Report Cards Report cards for the 4th Quarter will be mailed on Friday, June 1. School Registration for 2018-2019 Registration for the 2018-2019 school year will take place in early August. Information will be sent home approximately the third week of July. Please refer to the handbook for immunization and health requirements. The handbook can be found at www.stpeterstpeter.com. The first day of classes will be Friday, August 17. Class Bible Verse Our 8th graders have chosen Isaiah 12:3 as their Bible verse. It reads, “With joy you will draw water from the wells of salvation.” May we always be mindful that Jesus Christ offers living water that came from his pierced side and his suffering and death. Summer Daycare Little Saints Daycare will be available Monday through Thursday. The daycare will be closed on Fridays. Congratulations to our Graduates To our 8th graders – Good luck in high school! You will be missed here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School! We hope to see you back for visits at games, etc. You are always welcome here! To our Kindergarteners – Good luck in 1st grade! You have made it to the next level of school! Way to go! To our Preschoolers – Good luck in Kindergarten! We hope to see you back when school starts! To everyone – Have a safe and happy summer! Thank You to Mrs. Amy Greer for your years of service as cook here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Weekly Note May 18, 2018
Class Motto The class motto that this year’s graduating class has chosen is “We grew together, now it’s our freedom to go our separate ways and give what we can to the world.” To a certain extent, they will go their separate way. Not all will necessarily to the same high school. They will not all take the same classes. They will have different friends. But at the same time, not all things will become separate. They will all be entering the next phase of their education - high school. More importantly, may they all hold true to the Christian education and the Christian values that they have been taught and learned during their years at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Chapel Notes Our chapel offering this week was $17.50. The total to date for Lutheran Hour Ministries is $51.30. Next week’s closing serving offering will conclude offerings for Lutheran Hour Ministries. Catechism readings of the Six Chief Parts of Luther’s Small Catechism have concluded. Pastor Meyer will conduct our final chapel service. Baptismal Birthdays We have two Baptismal birthday observances in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Olivia Urban (May 20) and Allie Murphree (May 22). This Week’s Acolyte Ezra Arenas NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Friday Awards Assembly will begin right after chapel (about 10:30 a.m.) on Friday, May 25. The following awards will be presented: perfect school attendance all year (grades K-8), perfect spelling all year (grades K-8), No Late Homework Club (grades 3-8), Book-It (grades K-6), Blues Bookworms (grades K-6), Honors, High Honors, and Highest Honors (grades 1-4). All parents are welcome to attend this closing chapel service and awards assembly. Students will be dismissed after the assembly. Last Day of Classes Our last day of classes will take place next Friday, May 25. A closing chapel service begins at 10:00 a.m. An awards assembly follows (see article above). Dismissal follows. For those parents not attending the awards assembly, please pick up your child(dren) at 11:30 a.m. No lunch is being served and there is no bus service. The Last Day of Sunday School is May 20. The children will also be singing in the Church Service on this day. For Sale A number of T-shirts were purchased to make the head dress for the nuns in the spring musical. If anyone is interested in purchasing any of them from the school, they are available on a first come basis at a cost of $2.00 each. The following are available: 5 boys large black (10-12), and 8 mens medium black. Please contact Belinda if you are interested. TUITION As the school year winds down to a close - please make sure to pay any balance owed on your tuition before the last day of school – May 25. BREAKFAST & LUNCH please make sure your balance on breakfasts and lunches is paid before the last day of school. If you are unsure of the amount, contact Belinda. 2017-2018 School Yearbooks This year’s school yearbooks were given out this past Monday. If you did not purchase a yearbook, we have a few extra available. Youth Group Meeting The Youth Group will meet this Sunday, May 20, from 4:00 p.m. til 5:30 p.m. Baseball Form Athletic Director David Harmeier also prepared a form concerning baseball for the coming school year. It was given to all students who will be entering grades 5-8. Boys and girls are both eligible to play baseball. Please note that he is requesting all forms be returned even if your reply is NO. If you have not returned the form, please do so next week. Mrs. Goeckner Observes 25 Years With the completion of this school year, Mrs. Lori Goeckner will have completed 25 years in the Lutheran teaching ministry. She began her teaching career at St. Peter’s Lutheran School in August of 1993. All 25 years have been spent educating and guiding kindergarten students. A cake and coffee/punch reception will be held in her honor next Sunday, May 27th. It will take place in the church basement immediately following the 9:00 a.m. worship service. We invite everyone to join us next Sunday in congratulating her for the many blessings she has brought to our school. Summer Reading Program All students received information today concerning the Concordia Publishing House summer reading program. Head to cph.org/reads to register for “Embrace Endure Echo.” The program extends from May 26-August 5. Congratulations to all the students who were recognized for their achievements at the Award/Honors Night this past Wednesday. Special congratulations to 8th graders Eli Arenas (Salutatorian) and Dennis Wollin (Valedictorian) of this year’s graduating class. Thanks to everyone who remembered us during Teacher’s Appreciation Week. Also special thanks to PTL for the gift cards. All were greatly appreciated. SPLS Teachers Thank You to all who gave at this week’s American Red Cross blood drive. Our goal was 20 units of blood. There were 24 prospective donors with 23 units being collected. Special thanks to Joan Schaal who assisted the entire four hours of the drive and to Dawn Hoover and Trudy Fogler who assisted with the cleanup/pickup. Due to the extreme heat, the drive had to be moved to Old City Hall. Apologies for any confusion. Graduation/Promotions Graduation for our 8th graders will take place on Sunday, May 27. The service will be held in the church beginning at 2:00 p.m. Graduation/Promotion of our kindergarten class and Little Saints Preschool 4’s will also take place during the service. Thank You Our sincerest thanks to those who contributed their time to lend assistance to the students this past year. They include Joan Schaal (kitchen and 3rd-4th classroom), Melody Norman (library), Donna Annan (1st-2nd classroom), Stacey Bergmann (kitchen), and Pastor Holtz (chapel pianist). Even though they are not listed, we thank all those who gave of their time to serve as a reading buddy. Upcoming Schedule Today, Friday, May 18: 3rd-4th Class Trip (Lewis and Clark Site, Alton/Hartford Area Sunday, May 20: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Bible Class/Last Day of Sunday School Friday, May 25: Final Day of Classes Closing Chapel 10:00 a.m. Awards Assembly, 10:30 a.m. (approximate) Dismissal 11:30 a.m. (approximate) Sunday, May 27: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Mrs. Goeckner Reception 10:30 a.m. (approx.) MENU M-21 Cooks Choice Chicken, Hamburger, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk T-22 Cooks Choice Breakfast for Lunch, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk W-23 Cooks Choice BBQ Pork, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk TH-24 Cooks Choice Hot Dogs, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk (cook out) WEEKLY NOTE May 11, 2018
ABC Passage We have reached the letter “z” with our ABC Bible verses. Our final ABC passage reads as follows, “Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is good.” 1 Peter 3:13 Chapel Notes Our chapel offering this week was $20.30. The total to date for Lutheran Hour Ministries is $33.80. Next Week: Our Catechism reading concludes the Sacrament of the Altar. The final question is “Who receives this Sacrament worthily?” Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Sophie Wodtka (May 13). Apologies to Elizabeth Meyer. Her Baptismal birthday which was on May 11, was inadvertently overlooked. It will be recognized at next week’s chapel service. This Week’s Acolyte Reagan Roberts NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Community Blood Drive The PTL is sponsoring a community blood drive for St. Peter and the surrounding area on Monday, May 14. It will be held in St. Peter’s Lutheran School gym from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please consider giving the gift of life. The goal for the blood drive is 20 pints. Hopefully the goal can be exceeded. The Red Cross truck will arrive at approximately 1:15 p.m. Those who plan to volunteer when the drive opens should be at the school gym by 1:45 p.m. Those who donate – If you donate on behalf of a student, the student will receive an American Red Cross medal. Simply mention the students name when you register. 2018-2019 Pre-Registration for SPLS Pre-registration forms for the 2018-2019 school year have been given out to the students in late April. Pre-registration continues to this coming Monday, May 14.. Those who pre-register by the 14th will be entitled to a $100 tuition discount at the final registration in August. Field Trips Tue. May 15: Gr. K-2: (Scovill Zoo and Children’s Museum of Illinois, Decatur) Fri. May 18: Gr. 3-4: (Lewis & Clark Sites, Alton/Hartford Area) Awards/Honors Night Our annual awards/honors program will take place this coming Wednesday, May 16. The program will begin at 7:00 p.m. Awards will include both academics and athletics. Athletic awards: baseball, volleyball (C, JV, V), and basketball (PeeWee, JV, V). Academic awards: Geography Bee, Spelling Bee, Accelerated Reader (Top 10), Highest Honors, High Honors, and Honors honor roll (Grades 5-8), Valedictorian, and Salutatorian. Please join us for a special night to honor our students and to show appreciation to the volunteers who serve our school. Refreshments will be served. Upcoming Schedule Fri. May 11: Grade 7-8 Class Trip (Holiday World) Accelerated Reader program Ends School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. dismissal Sunday, May 13: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follows Monday, May 14: American Red Cross Blood Drive 2:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m. Tuesday, May 15: K-2 Field Trip (Scovill Zoo and Children’s Museum of Illinois, Decatur) Wednesday, May 16: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Awards Night, 7:00 p.m. Friday, May 18: Grades 3-4 Field Trip (Lewis & Clark Sites, Alton/Hartford) The Last Day of Sunday School is May 20. The children will also be singing in the Church Service on this day. THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU to all who participated in our Cancer Awareness Week, thank you for making our ninth annual event a HUGE, HUGE success!!! The week of April 16-20 was dedicated to Cancer Awareness at the school. We had special days where students could pay $1.00 each day to participate. This activity raised $192. Luminarias were sold all week and purple ribbons were placed in the windows at school. For Sale A number of T-shirts were purchased to make the head dress for the nuns in the spring musical. If anyone is interested in purchasing any of them from the school, they are available on a first come basis at a cost of $2.00 each. The following are available: 5 boys large black (10-12), 6 mens large white and 8 mens medium black. Please contact Belinda if you are interested. TUITION As the school year winds down to a close - please make sure to pay any balance owed on your tuition before the last day of school – May 25. 2017-2018 School Yearbooks This year’s school yearbooks have arrived. They will be given out to the students this coming Monday, May 14. If you did not purchase a yearbook, we have a few extra available. Baseball Form Athletic Director David Harmeier also prepared a form concerning baseball for the coming school year. It was given to all students who will be entering grades 5-8. Boys and girls are both eligible to play baseball. Please note that he is requesting all forms be returned even if your reply is NO. If you have not returned the form, please do so as soon possible. Last Day of Classes Our last day of classes will take place on Friday, May 25. A closing chapel service will be held at 10:00 a.m. It will be followed at 10:30 a.m. by an awards assembly. Classes will dismiss at 11:30 a.m. No lunch will be served. There will be no bus service. Looking Ahead Sunday, May 20: Worship Service/Sunday School/Bible Class (Last Sunday School Session/S.S. Children Sing) Friday, May 25: Final Day of Classes Closing Chapel Awards Dismissal, 11:30 a.m. Volleyball Players If you have not yet turned in your volleyball uniforms, please do so as soon as possible. Thanks! Coach Megan MENU M-14 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk T-15 Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beanie Wienies, Garlic Bread, Cheese Stix, Fruit, Milk W-16 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Carrots, Fruit, Milk TH-17 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk F-18 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Salad, Fruit, Milk Accelerated Reader The AR reading incentive program for the current school year ends today, May 11. The top 10 point earners will be recognized at next Wednesday’s Award/Honors Night. Graduation/Promotions Graduation for our 8th graders will take place on Sunday, May 27. The service will be held in the church beginning at 2:00 p.m. Graduation/Promotion of our kindergarten class and Little Saints Preschool 4’s will also take place during the service. WEEKLY NOTE May 4, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible passage for next week is found in Psalm 119:105. It reads, “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Chapel Notes Our chapel offering this week totaled $13.50. This was the first offering for Lutheran Hour Ministries. Next Week: We continue with the Sacrament of the altar for our Catechism reading. The question to be answered is “How can bodily eating and drinking do such great things?” Mr. Urban will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students who have upcoming Baptismal birthdays. They are Dexten Lotz (May 6) and Aiden Hoover (May 8). This Week’s Acolyte Kaden Phillips NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Mid-Quarter Reports Mid-quarter reports were sent home last Friday. If you have not signed the report and returned it to the respective classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Community Blood Drive The PTL is sponsoring a community blood drive for St. Peter and the surrounding area on Monday, May 14. It will be held in St. Peter’s Lutheran School gym from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Please consider giving the gift of life. Spring Musical The date of the spring musical is here. It will be held this coming Sunday, May 6 starting at 6:00 p.m. Students in PK-8 are participating. The musical is “Echoes of the Hammer”, a play about the life of Martin Luther. The students and staff have worked hard in an effort to make the musical a HUGE success. A free will donation will be taken to help offset the cost of the musical materials. Call Extended At a special voters meeting earlier this month, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, on the recommendation of the Board of Christian Education, extended a divine call to Mr. Nicholas Muench. The call is to serve as 7th-8th grade teacher and principal. He is currently serving at Zion Lutheran School, Marengo, IL. Mr. Muench and his wife visited St. Peter last Friday. Please keep him and his family as well as our church and school in your prayers as he continues to consider the call. 2018-2019 Pre-Registration for SPLS Pre-registration forms for the 2018-2019 school were given out to the students last Friday. Pre-registration will continue from April 30-May 14. Those who pre-register by May 14 will be entitled to a $100 tuition discount at the final registration in early August. Please return your forms as soon as possible. Thank you. Baseball Form Athletic Director David Harmeier also prepared a form concerning baseball for the coming school year. It was given last week to all students who will be entering grades 5-8. Boys and girls are both eligible to play baseball. Please note that he is requesting all forms be returned even if your replay is No. If you have not returned the form, please do so as soon as possible. Field Trips Today, May 4: PreK (Scovill Zoo, Decatur) Tue. May 8: Gr. 5-6 (Gateway Fun Park, Collinsville) Fri. May 11: Gr. 7-8: (Holiday World, Santa Claus, IN) Tue. May 15: Gr. K-2: (Scovill Zoo and Children’s Museum of Illinois, Decatur) Fri. May 18: Gr. 3-4: (Lewis & Clark Sites, Alton/Hartford Area) Upcoming Schedule Today, Friday, May 4: PreK Field Trip Sun. May 6: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow Spring Program, 6:00 p.m. Tues. May 8: 5th-6th Field Trip PTL, 7:00 p.m. Wed. May 9: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Kindergarten Visit Day/1st grade Visit Day (a.m.) Friday, May 11: 7th-8th Field Trip School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. dismissal Looking Ahead Sun. May 13: Worship Service/SS/BC Mother’s Day Mon. May 14: American Red Cross Blood Drive Tues. May 15: K-2 Field Trip Wed. May 16: Chapel Awards Night, 7:00 p.m. Fri. May 18: 3rd-4th Field Trip MENU M-7 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Patty, Roll, Beans, Fruit, Milk T-8 Breakfast Boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Carrots, Fruit, Milk W-9 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Meatloaf, Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk TH-10 Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Fritter, Bread, Corn, Fruit, Milk F-11 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Drummies, Roll, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk PTL to Meet The PTL will meet this coming Tuesday, May 8. The meeting will be held in the 7th-8th grade classroom beginning at 7:00 p.m. NOTE: There have been 0 volunteers that have stepped up to fill in positions for next year’s PTL committee! This committee should not consist of the same parents year after year, making sure this committee continues every year! Some members are going on 8 straight years of being on the committee! This does not have to happen if everyone takes their turn! Please do your part in helping out the school! Any volunteers for next year’s committee, please attend this meeting! If volunteers are not present at the meeting, other measures will be taken to ensure positions are filled! Kindergarten VisitDay/1st Grade Visit Day Wednesday, May 9 Children that will be 5 years old by September 1, 2018 have the opportunity to visit Kindergarten. Visit Day begins at 9:15 a.m. Pick up time is 12:00 p.m. Your child will be able to visit Kindergarten through lunch. Please arrive and pick up through the south school doors. (Unless your child will already be at preschool). Daycare is available before and after Visit Day. Please contact Ms. Angie 349-8008 for more information regarding daycare. Wednesday, May 9, following chapel through lunch, the Kindergarten children will visit 1st grade. Awards/Honors Night Our awards/honors program will take place on Wednesday, May 16, beginning at 7:00 p.m. Awards will include both academics and athletic. Please join us for a special night to honor our students and to show appreciation to the volunteers who serve our school. Refreshments will be served. Accelerated Reader The accelerated reading incentive program will end next Friday, May 11. It’s not too late to read more books and take more quizzes to achieve more points! WEEKLY NOTE, April 27, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible passage for next week reads as follows: You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Matthew 22: 37-39 Chapel Notes Our chapel offerings this week were $15.75. Our final total for LCMS World Relief and Human Care is $53.76. Next Week: Our Catechism reading continues with the Sacrament of the Altar. The question that will be answered is: “What is the benefit of this eating and drinking?” Pastor Frazee will be conducting the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of April 29-May 5. This Week’s Acolyte Seth Bergmann NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Thank You to Pastor, the Elders, the Teachers, and Mr. Urban for the beautiful flowers, the gift cards, and all the other gifts I received for Administrative Professionals Day. You sure know how to make a gal feel special! I am truly blessed! Belinda Mid-Quarter Reports Mid-quarter reports were sent home last Friday. If you have not signed the report and returned it to the respective classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Thank You A most heartfelt thank you to Mrs. Benning for once again organizing Cancer Awareness Week activities. All her time and effort helped make it a very successful week. Donations received throughout the week will be part of great benefit to the Fayette County Cancer Fund. Thank You Thank you to everyone who assisted with the food pantry distribution on Saturday, April 21. April was designated month for St. Peter’s Lutheran Church and School to assist. Adults helping were Lauren Lotz, Karla Drewes, and Alice Stock. Youth who assisted were Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Callaway Smith, and Colton Smith. Again, Thank you. Farina Food Pantry SCRIP Gift Cards The PTL is continuing to sell SCRIP gift cards. Orders for April are due in this coming Monday, April 30. The order will be going in on May 1. Various graduations are rapidly approaching. If you are considering the purchase of gift cards for graduates or for any other occasion, this is a great way to do so. Place your order by contacting Amy Schaal at 618-553-9495. Thank you! Community Blood Drive The PTL is sponsoring a community blood drive for St. Peter and the surrounding area on Monday, May 14. It will be held in St. Peter’s Lutheran School gym from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. At this time, the PTL continues to look for one or two more individuals to assist with the blood drive. If you are willing to help, please contact Amy Schaal (618-553-9495) or the school office (349-8888). Spring Musical The date of the spring musical is rapidly approaching. It will be held on Sunday, May 6, starting at 6:00 p.m. Students in PK-8 are participating. The musical is “Echoes of the Hammer”, a play about the life of Martin Luther. The students continue to work hard in an effort to make the musical a HUGE success! Call Extended At a special voters meeting earlier this month, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, on the recommendation of the Board of Christian Education, extended a divine call to Mr. Nicholas Muench. The call is to serve as 7th-8th grade teacher and principal. He is currently serving at Zion Lutheran School, Marengo, IL. Mr. Muench and his wife are visiting St. Peter today. Please keep him and his family as well as our church and school in your prayers as he continues to consider the call. 2018-2019 Pre-Registration for SPLS Pre-registration forms for the 2018-2019 school were given out to the students today. Pre-registration will continue from April 30-May 4. Those who pre-register by May 14 will be entitled to a $100 tuition discount at the final registration in early August. Baseball Form Athletic Director David Harmeier also prepared a form concerning baseball for the coming school year. It was given to all students who will be entering grades 5-8. Boys and girls are both eligible to play baseball. Please note that he is requesting all forms be returned even if your reply is No. May Chapel Offerings Our May chapel offerings are designated for Lutheran Hour Ministries (LHM). LHM was one of the recipients of memorials given in memory of Mr. Glenn Goeres, former CID Education Executive, who recently passed away. LHM is a trusted expert in worldwide media that equips a volunteer base to passionately proclaim the Gospel to more than 70 million people worldwide each week. Through its North American headquarters and 34 ministry centers on six continents, LHM reaches into more than 50 countries, often bringing Christ to places where no other Christian evangelistic organizations are present. LHM’s flagship ministry, The Lutheran Hour, airs weekly on more than 1,800 radio stations and the Armed Forces Network. Field Trips Friday, May 4: PreK (Scovill Zoo, Decatur) Tue. May 8: Gr. 5-6 (Gateway Fun Park, Collinsville) Fri. May 11: Gr. 7-8: (Holiday World, Santa Claus, IN) Tue. May 15: Gr. K-2: (Scovill Zoo and Children’s Museum of Illinois, Decatur) Fri. May 18: Gr. 3-4: (Lewis & Clark Sites, Alton/Hartford Area) Upcoming Schedule Sun. Apr. 29: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class Follow Mon. Apr. 30: SCRIP orders due Tues. May 1: Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. Wed. May 2: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. May 4: PreK Field Trip (Scovill Zoo, Decatur) Looking Ahead Sun. May 6: Worship Service, SS/BC Spring Program, 6:00 p.m. Tues. May 8: Grades 5-6 Field Trip PTL, 7:00 p.m. Wed. May 9: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Kindergarten Visitation Day, 9:15 a.m. Fri. May 11: Grades 7-8 Field Trip School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. Dismissal MENU M-30 Poptarts, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hotdogs, Fries, Fruit, Milk T-1 Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette, Bun, Beans, Fruit, Milk W-2 Egg Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk Tornado/Breakfast Boats, Wedges, Peaches, Milk (Isaac’s Lunch) TH-3 Bagel, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chef Salad, Bosco, Fruit, Milk F-4 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk Kindergarten VisitDay/1st Grade Visit Day Wednesday, May 9 Children that will be 5 years old by September 1, 2018 have the opportunity to visit Kindergarten. Visit Day begins at 9:15 a.m. Pick up time is 12:00 p.m. Your child will be able to visit Kindergarten through lunch. Please arrive and pick up through the south school doors. (Unless your child will already be at preschool). Daycare is available before and after Visit Day. Please contact Ms. Angie 349-8008 for more information regarding daycare. Wednesday, May 9, following chapel through lunch, the Kindergarten children will visit 1st grade. ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for the upcoming week is found in Psalm 99:9. It reads, “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy mountain; for the LORD our God is holy.”
Chapel Notes Our chapel offerings this week were $15.26. We have collected $38.01 thus far for LCMS World Relief and Human Care. Next Week: Catechism reading: We begin our final section of Luther’s Small Catechism – The Sacrament of the Altar. Two questions will be answered. They are “What is the Sacrament of the Altar?” and “Where is this written?” The offering will be our final offering for this month’s project. Pastor Hoehler will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of April 22-28. This Week’s Acolyte Max Magnus NOTE: If you are unable to acolyte, find someone to trade with you, and let Belinda know, so that it can be printed correctly in the bulletin. Leaving the Elders & Pastor without an acolyte on Sunday is NOT an option. Mid-Quarter Reports Mid-quarter reports were sent home today with all students in grades 1-8. Please sign the report and return it to the respective classroom teacher next Monday, April 23. The report gives students the opportunity to improve their grades before report cards are issued at the end of the 4th quarter. Five weeks remain in the school year. *Kindergarten students will also receive a “type” of a report. It does not have to be returned. SCRIP Gift Cards The PTL is continuing to sell SCRIP gift cards. Orders for April are due in Monday, April 30. The order will be going in on May 1. Various graduations are rapidly approaching. If you are considering the purchase of gift cards for graduates or for any other occasion, this is a great way to do so. Place your order by contacting Amy Schaal at 618-553-9495. Thank you! Community Blood Drive The PTL of St. Peter’s Lutheran School is sponsoring a community blood drive for St. Peter and the surrounding area on Monday, May 14. It will be held in St. Peter’s Lutheran gym from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Further information will follow after we meet with the American Red Cross representative. At this time, the PTL is looking for individuals to assist with the blood drive. If you are willing to help, please contact Amy Schaal (618-553-9495) or the school office (349-8888). Farina Food Pantry The next food distribution date for the Farina Food Pantry is scheduled for Saturday, April 21. The past few years, St. Peter’s Lutheran had been scheduled the month of February. This year we are scheduled for April. A few volunteers (3-4) from the youth group are needed to assist. You need to be at the Farina Methodist Church no later than 8:30 a.m. We are finished by 10:00 a.m. If you are willing to help, please contact Mr. Urban. Spring Musical The date of the spring musical is rapidly approaching. It will be held on Sunday, May 6, starting at 6:00 p.m. Students in PK-8 will be participating and will be given a part in the play. The musical is “Echoes of the Hammer”, a play about the life of Martin Luther. The students are working hard in an effort to make the musical a HUGE success! At the same time, they are learning more about Martin Luther. A note concerning some of the costuming was sent home with the students yesterday. School Messenger A few parents have not returned the forms requesting phone numbers and an email address. Forms were sent home on April 11. If you have not done so, please return it as soon as possible. We are planning on “tying out” the system before the end of the school year. As a result, we would like all students, PK-8, be entered into the system. More detailed information about School Messenger can be found in last week’s “Weekly Note.” Baseball Day/Cardinal Game Next Thursday, April 26 will be baseball day at SPLS. All students are encouraged to wear their favorite baseball apparel to school. During our recent magazine sales, the following students sold enough subscriptions/items to earn one or more tickets to a St. Louis Cardinal game: Seth Bergmann, Evan Hoover, Jalynn Mitchell, Reagan Roberts, Callaway Smith, Colton Smith, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Jarrett Graumenz, Olivea Hollva, Taylor Jenne, and Dennis Wollin. They will be attending the game on the 26th. It’s the Cardinals vs. the Mets in a 12:15 p.m. game. Plans are to leave St. Peter at 9:30 a.m. The students attending the game are expected to arrive at school as they usually do and then leave at the scheduled time. Call Extended At a special voters meeting earlier this month, St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, on the recommendation of the Board of Christian Education, extended a divine call to Mr. Nicholas Muench. The call is to serve as 7th-8th grade teacher and principal. He is currently serving at Zion Lutheran School, Marengo, IL. As of today, we have not received any word from Mr. Muench. Please keep him and his family as well as our church and school in your prayers as he continues to consider the call. Upcoming Schedule Today, Fri. Apr. 20: Cancer Awareness Week Wrap-Up 10:00 a.m. (school gym) Mid-Quarter Reports sent home School Improvement Day, 12:00 dismissal Sun. Apr. 22: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. (Door offering for Fayette County Cancer Fund) Sunday School/Bible Class Wed. Apr. 25: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thur. Apr. 26: Baseball Day at SPLS Looking Ahead Sun. Apr. 29: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m./S.S. & B.C. follow Tues. May 1: Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. Wed. May 2: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. May 4: PreK Trip MENU M-23 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Patty, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk T-24 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown, Fruit Cocktail, Milk W-25 French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette, Roll, Beans, Fruit, Milk TH-26 Bagel, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Carrots, Fruit, Milk F-27 Breakfast Boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beanie Weenies, Garlic Bread, Cheese Stix, Fruit, Milk WEEKLY NOTE, April 13, 2018
ABC Passage We find our ABC Bible verse for next week in Paul’s letter to the Romans. It reads, “(Therefore) Welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.” Romans 15:7. Chapel Notes Our chapel offerings this week were $12.75. Our total for the month thus far is $22.75. March offerings are designated for LCMS World Relief and Human Care. Next Week: The Catechism reading will conclude the section on Confession. The question answered will be “What do you believe according to these to these words?” Pastor Meyer will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of April 15-April 21. Spring Pictures If you have not yet returned your spring picture packet, or sent your payment, please do so ASAP. Pick up will be this week! This Week’s Acolyte Ezra Arenas We would like to say a big “Thank You” to everyone who came to our Easter breakfast and supported our Youth Group! Your support means a lot to us! Mark Your Calendars for the Spring Musical on May 6, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. All students in PK-8 are expected to participate and will be given a part in the play. This year’s musical is Echoes of the Hammer, a play about the life of Martin Luther. We will soon begin practice. Looking forward to seeing everyone working hard, learning more about Martin Luther, and making our musical a HUGE success!! Spring Dance Our spring dance night, sponsored by the PTL, is this evening, Friday, April 13. It will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Please note that these times are half an hour earlier than previous years. Parents of Preschool-Grade 4 are asked to please bring a sweet snack and parents of Grades 5-8 a salty snack. The PTL will provide the drinks. Parents are also reminded to take the remainder of your snacks home with you at the end of the evening. At least 1 parent needs to stay and chaperone their child. Mid-Quarter The mid-quarter of the last quarter of the school year is today. Mid-quarter reports will be sent home with the students next Friday. Thursday, April 26 will be baseball day at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Students are encouraged to wear their favorite baseball apparel. During our recent magazine sales, several students sold enough subscriptions to earn a ticket to a Cardinal game. They will be attending a game on the 26th. It’s the Cardinals vs. the Mets in a 12:15 p.m. game. SCRIP Gift Cards The PTL is continuing to sell SCRIP gift cards. Orders for April are due in Monday, April 30. The order will be going in on May 1. Various graduations are rapidly approaching. If you are considering the purchase of gift cards for graduates or for any other occasion, this is a great way to do so. Place your order by contacting Amy Schaal at 618-553-9495. Thank you! Community Blood Drive The PTL of St. Peter’s Lutheran School is sponsoring a community blood drive for St. Peter and the surrounding area on Monday, May 14. It will be held in St. Peter’s Lutheran gym from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. Further information will follow after we meet with the American Red Cross representative. At this time, the PTL is looking for individuals to assist with the blood drive. If you are willing to help, please contact Amy Schaal (618-553-9495) or the school office (349-8888). Cancer Awareness Week Cancer Awareness Week will be observed all of net week. A few items to note. First, you may still purchase luminaria. Please complete the attached form and return it along with your $2 donation to the school office, church office, or Mrs. Benning. Secondly, a reminder that students, for a $1 donation may wear their favorite team shirt to a school on Monday. This can be a local team, college team, or professional team. Please check the attached schedule for information on the other days during the week. A final item to note – there will be a door offering at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church following the Sunday, April 22 worship service. All funds raised during the week will go to the Fayette County Cancer Fund. Farina Food Pantry The next food distribution date for the Farina Food Pantry is scheduled for Saturday, April 21. The past few years, St. Peter’s Lutheran had been scheduled the month of February. This year we are scheduled for April. A few volunteers (3-4) from the youth group are needed to assist. You need to be at the Farina Methodist Church no later than 8:30 a.m. We are finished by 10:00 a.m. If you are willing to help, please contact Mr. Urban as soon as possible. School Messenger The PTL has purchased School Messenger for the school. It is a system that improves communications to parents. This is especially true in the case of school closings, emergencies, and timely reminders. All students brought home a form this past Wednesday requesting a phone number or numbers and an email address. This data will be put into the system for notification purposes. We could have used school directory information, but we want to make sure that we have up-to-date information. For the system to work efficiently, all students will need to have at least one phone number put into the system. If you have not returned the form, please do so as soon as possible. Upcoming Schedule Today, Fri. Apr. 13: Mid-Quarter Spring Dance, 6:30 p.m.-8:30 p.m. Sun. Apr. 15: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow Mon. –Fri. Apr. 16-20: Cancer Awareness Week (Schedule attached) Wed. Apr. 18: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. Apr. 20: Cancer Awareness Week Wrap Up, 10:00 a.m. School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. dismissal Looking Ahead Sun. Apr. 22: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. S.S./B.C. follow Wed. Apr. 25: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thur. Apr. 26: Baseball Day MENU M-16 Poptarts, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk T-17 Egg Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk Drummies, Roll, Corn, Fruit, Milk W-18 Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger, Bun, Carrots, Fruit, Milk TH-19 Breakfast Boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Grilled Chicken, Bun, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk F-20 Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheese Bosco, Salad, Fruit, Milk WEEKLY NOTE April 6, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week reads as follows: “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” 1 Corinthians 15:57 Chapel Notes Our chapel offerings this week were $10.00. This was our first offering for LCMS World Relief and Human Care. Next Week: The Catechism reading is the Office of the Keys. Two questions will be answered. They are “What is the Office of the Keys?” and “Where is this written?” Mr. Urban will be conducting next week’s service. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Lauren Jenne (April 14). Reading Buddies Reading Buddies will meet next Tuesday, April 10. Starting time is 12:30 p.m. Report Cards If you have not as yet signed and returned your child’s or children’s report card envelope to the respective classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you. PTL is looking for new officers for our 2018-2019 school year! There are several positions to fill, including a Teacher Representative! If you or someone you know would like to join PTL, please notify any member of the PTL or attend our next meeting, April 10th at 7:00 p.m. at school! PTL does a lot of important fund raising for our kids! All of the money raised is spent on technology equipment, playground equipment, school supplies or anything else brought to our attention to help further our kids’ education and journey to a Christ-filled life! Please take this time to volunteer and HELP your kids! The future of the PTL depends on the next set of volunteers! Mark Your Calendars for the Spring Musical on May 6, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. All students in K-8 are expected to participate and will be given a part in the play. This year’s musical is Echoes of the Hammer, a play about the life of Martin Luther. We will soon begin practice. Looking forward to seeing everyone working hard, learning more about Martin Luther, and making our musical a HUGE success!! Achievement Tests are scheduled for next week, April 9-13. Please try to avoid scheduling appointments during the week. Tests will be administered to students in grades 1-8. The students should get plenty of rest the night before. Parents are asked to please encourage your child/children to do their best as the tests offer the teachers an indicator of how we can better address the educational needs of each student. The tests also help us evaluate the student’s achievement based on his/her ability level in the fourth and seventh grades. Spring Dance Our spring dance night, sponsored by the PTL, will take place next Friday, April 13. It will be held from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Parents of grades Preschool – 4 are asked to please bring a sweet snack and parents of grades 5-8 a salty snack. The PTL will provide the drinks. Parents are asked to take the remainder of your snacks home with you at the end of the evening. Chapel Offerings Our chapel offerings for April are designated for LCMS World Relief and Human Care. One of the priorities of The Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod is to reach out in mercy and compassion to those in need, motivated by Christ and His Gospel. This mercy work is accomplished under the name of LCMS World Relief and Human Care and is implemented through the programs of the Office of National and International Mission. Care for physical needs and spiritual needs go hand in hand. That is what we make happen through our gifts to this organization. Kids Bowl Free All students received a card today containing information for signing up/registering for free bowling this summer. The website for registering is found on the card. Information concerning the nationally recognized program is provided courtesy of Salem Bowl. WOW! We are bright! In conjunction with achievement testing, the students are encouraged to wear bright colors April 9-13 and always remember how bright/smart they are! J Thursday, April 26 We will have a baseball day. Students are encouraged to wear their favorite baseball team apparel. Upcoming Schedule Sunday, April 18: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow Monday-Friday, April 9-13: Achievement Tests Tuesday, April 10: Reading Buddies, 12:30pm. PTL meeting, 7:00 p.m. Wednesday, April 11: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Friday, April 13: Mid-Quarter Spring Dance, 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. Looking Ahead Sunday, April 15: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow Monday-Friday, April 16-20: Cancer Awareness Week Wednesday, April 18: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Friday, April 20: School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. Dismissal This Week’s Acolyte Liam Kraemer MENU M-9 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Patty, Bun, Beans, Fruit, Milk T-10 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Tornado/Breakfast Boat, Smiles, Pineapple, Milk W-11 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Meatloaf, Roll, Carrots, Fruit, Milk TH-12 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hot Dog/Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk F-13 Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Salad, Fruit, Milk WEEKLY NOTE March 28, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is Luke 2:11. It reads, “Unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” Chapel Notes Our chapel offerings this week were $14.51. Our final total for Camp CILCA is $245.58. Next week: Chapel offerings begin for LCMS World Relief and Human Care. The Catechism reading continues to deal with Confession. Two questions will be answered: “What sins should we confess?” and “Which are these?” Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of April 1 – April 7. This Week’s Acolytes Sunrise 6:30 Addyson Schaal Crossbearer Riley Schaal 9:00 AM Olivia Brauer Crossbearer Mitchell Brauer Report Cards If you have not as yet signed and returned your child’s or children’s report card envelope to the respective classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you. PTL is looking for new officers for our 2018-2019 school year! There are several positions to fill, including a Teacher Representative! If you or someone you know would like to join PTL, please notify any member of the PTL or attend our next meeting, April 10th at 6:00 p.m. at school! PTL does a lot of important fund raising for our kids! All of the money raised is spent on technology equipment, playground equipment, school supplies or anything else brought to our attention to help further our kids’ education and journey to a Christ-filled life! Please take this time to volunteer and HELP your kids! The future of the PTL depends on the next set of volunteers! End of School Year A slight adjustment has been made to the 2017-2018 school year. The final day of classes will be Friday, May 25. The original date was Thursday, May 24. There will be an early dismissal on the 25th. Eighth grade graduation as well as kindergarten and preschool promotion will be held on Sunday, May 27. Little Saints Daycare Open Thurs. March 29 & Tuesday April 3 Closed Friday March 30 and Monday, April 2. Easter Break is here. Today is the final day of classes before Easter. Dismissal time is 2:00 p.m. Classes will resume on Wednesday, April 4. A reminder that there will be a chapel service on the day we return. Mark Your Calendars for the Spring Musical on May 6, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. All students in K-8 are expected to participate and will be given a part in the play. This year’s musical is Echoes of the Hammer, a play about the life of Martin Luther. We will soon begin practice. Looking forward to seeing everyone working hard, learning more about Martin Luther, and making our musical a HUGE success!! Achievement Tests are scheduled for the week of April 9-13. Please try to avoid scheduling appointments during this week. Easter Worship Services/Breakfast There are two opportunities to attend worship at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church this coming Sunday. An Easter Sunrise Worship Service will be held at 6:30 a.m. The Youth Group will be hosting an Easter Breakfast following the Sunrise Service. Serving will continue until 8:30 a.m. There will be a free will donation to help fund the trip to the National Youth Gathering and other Youth Group activities. A second Easter Worship Service will be held at 9:00 a.m. There will be no Sunday School or Bible Class. Chapel Offering April chapel offerings will be designated for LCMS World Relief and Human Care. More information will follow next week. Easter – Why Does the Date Change? God’s blessings to everyone as we celebrate the joyous resurrection of our Lord and Savior this coming Sunday, April 1. But, what about the date? We know that Jesus was crucified on a Friday and rose again on a Sunday. The question still remained as to why it was a different Sunday every year. The controversy over the date of Easter existed even in the early church. It wasn’t until the Ecumenical Council of Nicea in A.D. 325 that the churches of the world finally got together and agreed on this rule: Easter Day shall always fall on the Sunday after the first full moon that occurs on or after the spring equinox. This year’s spring equinox occurred on March 20. There will be a full moon on March 29. The next Sunday is April 1. A listing of all Easter Sundays through the year 2050 can be found on page xxiii of the Lutheran Service Book. Calculating the date of Easter as we do is the easy, traditional way of doing so. There is also a complex, mathematical way of doing it. In addition, even to this day, not all churches throughout the world agree on how the date of Easter should be calculated. St. Peter’s Lutheran School 3rd Quarter Honor Roll Grade 5 Highest Honors: Evan Hoover High Honors: Ezra Arenas, Seth Bergmann, Elizabeth Koehler, Reagan Roberts, Callaway Smith, Colton Smith Honors: Jalynn Mitchell Grade 6 Highest Honors: Emma Runge, Riley Schaal High Honors: Evyn Hollva, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addyson Schaal Grade 7 Highest Honors: Olivia Brauer High Honors: Mitchell Brauer Honors: Forest Koehler Grade 8 Highest Honors: Dennis Wollin High Honors: Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz, Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Gaige Phillips Honors: Olivea Hollva Perfect Attendance – 3rd Quarter First Grade: Chloe Gambill, Aiden Hoover, Kolby Kraemer, Andrew Reynolds, Annie Ruholl Second Grade: Brock Sigrist Third Grade: Emma Roberts Fourth Grade: Elizabeth Meyer, Addisyn Sigrist Fifth Grade: Elizabeth Koehler, Reagan Roberts Sixth Grade: Liam Kraemer, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal Eighth Grade: Jarrett Graumenz, Allie Murphree, Tristan Roberts Upcoming Schedule Today, Mar. 28: Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Thur. Mar. 29: No School Maundy Thursday Worship Service, 7:00 p.m. Fri. Mar. 30: No School Good Friday Worship Service, 7:00 p.m. Sun. Apr. 1: Easter Sunday Sunrise Worship Service, 6:30 a.m. Easter Breakfast Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Mon. Apr. 2: No School Tue. Apr. 3: No School Wed. Apr. 4: Classes Resume Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Sun. Apr. 8: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School/Bible Class follow MENU W-4 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette, Bun, Beans, Fruit, Milk Th-5 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Fritter, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk Fri-6 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheese Bosco w/sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk WEEKLY NOTE MARCH 23, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week reads, “Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.” Proverbs 3:5-6. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $17.87. Our total to date for Camp CILCA is $231.07. Next week will be the final offering for our March project. Next week: The Catechism reading is Confession: What is Confession? Pastor Hoehler will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have three Baptismal birthdays in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Callaway and Colton Smith (March 25) and to Shelby Smithson (March 27). This Week’s Acolyte Reagan Roberts – Sunday Gaige Phillips-Maundy Thursday Dennis Wollin-Good Friday Report Cards If you have not as yet signed and returned your child’s or children’s report card envelope to the respective classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you. PTL is looking for new officers for our 2018-2019 school year! There are several positions to fill, including a Teacher Representative! If you or someone you know would like to join PTL, please notify any member of the PTL or attend our next meeting, April 10th at 6:00 p.m. at school! PTL does a lot of important fund raising for our kids! All of the money raised is spent on technology equipment, playground equipment, school supplies or anything else brought to our attention to help further our kids’ education and journey to a Christ-filled life! Please take this time to volunteer and HELP your kids! The future of the PTL depends on the next set of volunteers! Easter Parties Easter parties will be held in the various K-8 classrooms on Wednesday, March 28. Starting time is 12:30 p.m. End of School Year A slight adjustment has been made to the 2017-2018 school year. The final day of classes will be Friday, May 25. The original date was Thursday, May 24. There will be an early dismissal on the 25th. Eighth grade graduation as well as kindergarten and preschool promotion will be held on Sunday, May 27. Easter Break Easter break will soon be here. Our final day of classes before break is Wednesday, March 28. There will be a 2:00 p.m. dismissal. Classes will resume on Wednesday, April 4. Camp CILCA Information Camp CILCA brochures are being sent home today with all students. They contain much of the same basic information as it is found on its website (www.cilca.org). The website was previously provided in the March chapel offering article in the March 2 “Weekly Note.” For those considering attending a summer camp, please note the “early bird” discount deadline. Confirmation God’s blessings to this year’s Confirmands as they become communicant members of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church during this coming Sunday’s 9:00 a.m. worship service. They include Eli Arenas, Charlotte Fickes, Allie Murphree, Gaige Phillips, Tristan Roberts, and Dennis Wollin. Little Saints Daycare Open Thurs. March 29 & Tuesday April 3 Closed Friday March 30 and Monday, April 2. Mark Your Calendars for the Spring Musical on May 6, 2018 at 6:00 p.m. All students in K-8 are expected to participate and will be given a part in the play. This year’s musical is Echoes of the Hammer, a play about the life of Martin Luther. We will soon begin practice. Looking forward to seeing everyone working hard, learning more about Martin Luther, and making our musical a HUGE success!! Achievement Tests are scheduled for the week of April 9-13. Please try to avoid scheduling appointments during this week. Reminder to anyone who has not turned in your Baseball and Softball Sign-up Sheet needs to do so by Monday, March 26 if you are interested. We are still needing players at all levels to have enough to have teams. Thanks, David THANK YOU to all the volleyball players, parents, and fans for your hard work and support throughout our volleyball season this year! 8th graders – we will miss you! Everyone else – I’ll see you next Fall! Coach Megan Please take note of the attached “Egg My Yard” sheets. This is a fundraiser for South Central Post Prom. Forms may also be returned here at the school, and we will get them to SCE. Field Trip Dates K-2 May 15 3rd & 4th May 18 5th & 6th May 8 7th & 8th May 11 Upcoming Schedule Sun. Mar. 25 Palm Sun./Confirmation Worship Service 9:00 a.m. No S.S. or Bible Class today Wed. Mar. 28 Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Easter Parties, 12:30 p.m. Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Thur. Mar. 29 No School Maundy Thurs/Service 7:00 p.m. Fri. Mar. 30 No School Good Friday Service 7:00 p.m. Looking Ahead Sun. Apr. 1 Easter Worship Services Mon. Apr. 2 No School Tues. Apr. 3 No School Wed. Apr. 4 Classes Resume Chapel, 8:30 a.m. MENU M-26 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown, Fruit, Milk T-27 Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Salad, Salsa, Fruit, Milk W-28 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger/Bun, Salad, Fruit, Milk Th-29 No School F-30 No School WEEKLY NOTE, March 16, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is found in Matthew 6:33. It reads, “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $27.25. Our total to date for Camp CILCA is $213.20. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Sacrament of Holy Baptism-Fourth. The two accompanying questions are “What does such baptizing with water indicate?” and “Where is this written?” The service will be conducted by Mr. Urban. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of March 18-24. This Week’s Acolyte Seth Bergmann – Sunday Kaden Phillips – Wednesday Spring Pictures Spring pictures have arrived, and been given to the students who were photographed. Please return your payment to the school office. If you do not wish to purchase the pictures, please return them to the school office by March 25. Report Cards Report cards were sent home today. Please sign and return the envelope by Tuesday, March 20. Little Saints Preschool/Daycare Open House & Registration for 2018/2019 School Year will be held March 22 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. We accept 3 to 5 year old children. You may call Ms. Angie at 349-8008. PTL is looking for new officers for our 2018-2019 school year! There are several positions to fill, including a Teacher Representative! If you or someone you know would like to join PTL, please notify any member of the PTL or attend our next meeting, April 10th at 6:00 p.m. at school! PTL does a lot of important fund raising for our kids! All of the money raised is spent on technology equipment, playground equipment, school supplies or anything else brought to our attention to help further our kids’ education and journey to a Christ-filled life! Please take this time to volunteer and HELP your kids! The future of the PTL depends on the next set of volunteers! The Youth Group will be meeting on Sunday, March 18, from 1:00-2:30 p.m. in the church basement. “Extra” Ticket Reminder Students wishing “seconds” of the main entrée will need an “extra” ticket. This applies to all students. “Seconds” are priced at .50. There will be no extra charge for fruits & vegetables. Tickets may be purchased in the school office at $5.00 for 20 punches. Easter Parties Easter parties will be held in the various K-8 classrooms on Wednesday, March 28. Starting time is 12:30 p.m. End of School Year A slight adjustment has been made to the 2017-2018 school year. The final day of classes will be Friday, May 25. The original date was Thursday, May 24. There will be an early dismissal on the 25th. Eighth grade graduation as well as kindergarten and preschool promotion will be held on Sunday, May 27. Reminder SPLS T-shirt and sweatshirt orders and money are due Tuesday, March 20! Congratulations to our Blues Book Worms! Several students participate in reading for a free St. Louis Blues ticket. Our winners who accomplished reading 1000 minutes to receive a free ticket were Evan Hoover, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Aiden Hoover, and Andrew Reynolds. Upcoming Schedule Today, Mar. 16: Report Cards issued Regional VB Championship at Iuka, 7:00 p.m Sun. Mar. 18: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m./ Sunday School, and Bible Class follow Wed. Mar. 21: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Lenten Service, 7:00 a.m. Looking Ahead Sun. Mar. 25: Palm Sunday/Confirmation Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Wed. Mar. 28: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Easter Parties, 12:30 p.m. Dismissal, 2:00 p.m. Thurs. Mar. 29: No School Maundy Thurs. Service, 7:00p.m. Fri. Mar. 30: No School Good Friday Service, 7:00 p.m. Easter Break Easter break will soon be here. Our final day of classes before break is Wednesday, March 28. There will be a 2:00 p.m. dismissal. Classes will resume on Wednesday, April 4. Thank You to all the parents, guardians, grandparents, other relatives, and friends who joined us for “Visitor’s Day” during this year’s National Lutheran Schools Week observance. We were happy to have you join us. Thank you also to the PTL for everything they provided, to Amy and Belinda and the preschool helpers for all their extra efforts, to Lloyd and Joan Schaal for helping with the breakfast, and to everyone else who helped in any way. We apologize if we missed someone. Finally, special thanks to our teachers – Ms. Angie, Mrs. Goeckner, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Benning, Mrs. Ponzel, and Mrs. Kraemer for all the planning they did to make it a great week. Students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School & Little Saints Preschool MENU M-19 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk T-20 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Fritter, Bun, Carrots, Fruit, Milk W-21 Pancake Wrap, Fruit, Juice, Milk BBQ Pork, Roll, Beans, Fruit, Milk TH-22 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chef Salad, Bosco Stick, Fruit, Milk F-23 Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Turkey/Cheese Wrap, Carrots, Chips, Fruit, Milk ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for the upcoming week is “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you.” 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18.
Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $185.95. This was the first of our March offerings for Camp CILCA. Next week: Our Catechism reading is the Sacrament of Holy Baptism – Third. The question that will be answered is “How can water do such great things?” Mr. Urban will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We observed one Baptismal birthday in chapel this week. Marcus Benning’s Baptismal birthday was on March 8. His name was inadvertently omitted in last week’s “Weekly Note.” Apologies to Marcus. We have no Baptismal birthdays for the period of March 11-17. This Week’s Acolyte Olivia Brauer – Sunday Allie Murphree – Wednesday Spring Pictures Spring pictures have arrived, and been given to the students who were photographed. Please return your payment to the school office. If you do not wish to purchase the pictures, please return them to the school office. “Extra” Ticket Reminder Beginning next Monday, students wishing “seconds” of the main entrée will need an “extra” ticket. This applies to all students. “Seconds” are priced at .50. There will be no extra charge for fruits, vegetables, etc. Tickets may be purchased in the school office at $5.00 for 20 punches. End of Quarter/Report Cards Today brings an end to the third quarter of the school year. Report cards will be given to the students next Friday, March 16. Volleyball Season/Regionals The 2018 volleyball season is rapidly drawing to a close. The final regular season match is next Monday when we host Altamont Lutheran. Our SIJHSAA Class S regional begins next Wednesday, March 14. Regional play is hosted by Iuka. We meet Iuka in a 6:00 p.m. match on the 14th. A win sends us into a 6:00 p.m. match against top seeded Altamont Lutheran on Thursday, March 15. The regional championship will be held the following night at 7:00 p.m. This year’s state tournament will be held on March 24 at Herrin. Please take note of the Baseball/Softball Sign-up sheet attached to today’s Weekly Note. Please return to the school office by March 23. Little Saints Preschool/Daycare Open House & Registration for 2018/2019 School Year will be held March 22 from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. We accept 3 to 5 year old children. You may call Ms. Angie at 349-8008. PTL Meeting The PTL will meet this coming Tuesday, March 13. It will take place at 6:00 p.m. in the 7th-8th grade classroom. Lunch on Thursday, March 15, 2018 is thanks to Elizabeth Meyer. She earned the right to choose lunch when she reached 160 AR points. Congratulations, Elizabeth! Basketball Uniforms There are still 6 uniforms that have not been returned. If not returned, names will be published next week! Volleyball Next Week Mon. 3/12 ALIS @ home-C 5:15, JV 6:00 Tues. 3/13 Practice 3:30-5:30 Varsity Only Wed. 3/14 Regionals @ Iuka-Saints Play at 6 Thurs. 3/15-Fri. 3/16 Regionals continue Upcoming Schedule Today, March 9: End of 3rd Quarter Sun. March 11: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class follow Mon. March 12: VB with ALIS, 6:00 p.m. (5:15 C) Tue. March 13: PTL, 6:00 p.m. Wed. March 14: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. VB Regionals @ Iuka, 6PM vs Iuka Lenten Service, 7:00 p.m. Thur. March 15: VB Regionals @ Iuka, 6:00 p.m. Fri. March 16: Report cards issues VB Regional Championship @ Iuka, 7:00 p.m. Looking Ahead Sun. March 18: Worship Service/SS/BC Wed. March 21: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Lenten Service, 7:00 p.m. Sat. March 24: SIJHSAA Class S State VB Tournament at Herrin Sun. March 25: Palm Sunday Worship Service/Confirmation MENU M-12 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Grilled Chicken, Bun, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk T-13 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Stew, Roll, Cheese Stick, Fruit, Milk W-14 Breakfast Boat, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Carrots, Fruit, Milk TH-15 French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown, Gogurt, Mixed Fruit, Milk F-16 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Ham, Roll, Corn, Fruit, Milk Weekly Note, February 23, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week reads, “It is good that one should wait quietly for the salvation of the LORD.” The verse is found in Lamentations 3:26. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $66.26. Total to date for Christ Our Rock Lutheran High is $107.68. Next week is our final chapel offering for Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School. Next week: Our Catechism reading is The Sacrament of Holy Baptism – First. The two questions are “What is Baptism?” and “Which is that word of God?” Pastor Frazee will be conducting the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of February 25-March 3. This Week’s Acolyte Emma Runge – Sunday Max Magnus – Wednesday Last Chance – Yearbook Sales Wednesday, February 28 is the deadline to order a 2018 SPLS yearbook. The cost of the standard yearbook is $12. The cost is $18 if you wish to have the student’s portrait and name printed on the cover. If you have misplaced the form and still wish to order a copy, please contact the school office School Pictures Spring pictures will be taken this coming Monday, February 26. Only those students who have returned the picture form that was sent home last week will have their individual picture taken. If you did not return the form to the classroom teacher and wish to have your child’s picture taken, make sure the form is brought on Monday. No money needs to be sent with the form. A few group pictures such as Lutheran Spelling Bee representatives, Geography Bee finalists, and 8th grade will also be taken. All students will be photographed as group pictures will be taken in the various classrooms as well as several candid photos of the students. Magazine Sales Magazine sales for 2018 have been completed. Final totals will be announced as they are known. Cell phone I rings, the 10 ft. USB phone chargers, as well as mystery prizes will be given out when the salesman returns to pick up the subscriptions and his other supplies. Mystery prize winners from our Tuesday, February 20, special return day were: Grade 5-Reagan Roberts; Grade 6-Addyson Schaal; Grade 7-Olivia Brauer; Grade 8-Taylor Jenne. As with the first special turn in day, prizes will be determined by the number of subscriptions turned in by the various grade levels. G.S.L.A.A. Tournament God’s Blessings and Best Wishes to coach David Harmeier and the Saints basketball team as they participate in the 47th Annual Greater Springfield Lutheran Athletic Association (G.S.L.A.A.) Tournament on Saturday and Sunday. The tournament concludes the 2017-2018 basketball season. National Lutheran Schools Week Our NLSW for 2018 will be held March 4-9. Students in preschool-grade 8 will be singing in the 9:00 a.m. March 4th worship service. Visitors day is scheduled for Wednesday, March 7. Breakfast for visitors and students will be served. A chapel service is also scheduled. A chapel service will also be held on Thursday, March 8. Rev. Josh Thielen, Camp CILCA director will conduct the service. Students will conclude the week by going bowling to Salem on Friday afternoon. A full schedule for the week will be attached next Friday. Congratulations Tristan Congratulations to 8th grader Tristan Roberts who was chosen to participate in two All-Star basketball games in the past week. Tristan joined the Area All-Star team as they went up against the OBC (Oil Belt Conference) All Stars in a game at Odin last Saturday. Then this past Monday, Class S All Starts were matched up in an east vs.west game held at Christ Our Rock Lutheran High. Tristan was part of the east squad. U.S. Route 51 was used to divide the all-star teams. 8th Graders to Register for High School Mrs. Kimberly Major, Guidance Counselor at South Central High School will come to SPLS next Tuesday, February 27th, to meet with our 8th graders as they begin the registration process for next year. Packets containing information for all 4 years of high school will be given out and discussed. Information will also be received for making selections as to what classes the student will take next year. The session will be held in the 7th-8th grade classroom and begins at 9:30 a.m. A parent or parents is/are invited to attend. I encourage at least one parent to attend if this is your first experience of having a child enter high school. Parent attendance however, is not mandatory. Mr. Urban Basketball Next Week Sat. Feb. 24-TBA-Springfield Varsity Tournament Sun. Feb. 25-TBA-Springfield Varsity Tournament Basketball Scores 5th Grade St. Peter 32 Patoka 16 6th Grade St. Peter 39 Patoka 37 5th & 6th Springfield Tournament St. Peter 35 Christ the King B 20 St. Peter 42 Beardstown Christian 24 St. Peter 21 Bethel Morton 45 St. Peter 31 Our Saviors 39 Congratulations to the Saints on their 4th Place finish. Upcoming Events Sat. Feb. 24-GSLAA Basketball Tournament, 9:30a.m & TBA Sun. Feb. 25-Worship Service, 9:00 a.m./Sunday School & Bible Class Follow GSLAA Basketball Tournament Mon. Fe. 26-Spring Pictures 9:30 a.m. VB with Selmaville, 6:00 p.m. (5:15 C) Tues. Feb. 27-VB @ Trinity, Stewardson, 6:00 p.m. (5:15 C) Wed. Feb. 28-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Lenten Service, 7:00 p.m. Thur. Mar. 1-VB @ Odin, 6:00 p.m. (5:25C) Fri. Mar. 2-School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. dismissal Looking Ahead Sat. Mar. 3-Iuka VB Tournament Sun. Mar. 4-Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Mar. 5-VB with Franklin Park, 5:15 C Tues. Mar. 6-Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. Wed. Mar. 7-NLSW Visitors Day Chapel Lenten Service Thur. Mar. 8-Chapel, 8:30 a.m. VB, St. Theresa @ home 6:00 p.m. Fri. Mar. 9-End of 3rd Quarter MENU M-26 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Broccoli, Chips, Fruit, Milk T-27 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Grilled Chicken, Roll, Beans, Fruit, Milk W-28 Cook’s Choice Cook’s Choice Th-1 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Meatballs/gravy, Potatoes, Roll, Fruit, Milk F-2 Biscuit, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheese Bosco/Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk Volleyball Next Week Mon. 2/26 Selmaville @ home-C 5:15, JV 6:00 Tue. 2/27 Game @ Trinity Stewardson C 5:15, JV 6:00 Thur. 3/1 Game @ Odin C 5:25, JV 6:00 Fri. 3/2 Practice 3:30-5:00 Varsity Only Sat. 3/3 Iuka Tournament –Schedule TBA WEEKLY NOTE, FEBRUARY 15, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is Psalm 150. It reads, “Praise the LORD! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp! Praise him with tambourine and dance; praise him with strings and pipe! Praise him with sounding cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the LORD. Praise the LORD.” Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $10.00. Total to date for Christ Our Rock Lutheran High is $41.42. Next week: There will be no Catechism reading for the week. The chapel service will be conducted by Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School students. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for the week of February 18-February 24. This Week’s Acolyte Reagan Roberts – Sunday Addyson Schaal - Wednesday Magazine Sales The 2018 magazine sales campaign will end next Wednesday, February 21. Tuesday, February 2, will be our second and final special turn in day. The student who turns in the most subscriptions/items in each classroom will receive a mystery prize. The prize will be determined by the number of subscriptions turned in by each classroom. Prizes will be given out when the salesman returns to pick up his supplies. This week’s winners will also receive their prizes at that time. Thank you to all who turned in items this week. Winners were: Grade 5-Seth Bergmann Grade 6-Riley Schaal; Grade 7-Mitchell Brauer School Pictures Spring pictures will be taken on Monday, February 26. All students received a picture form today. The form may be returned to the classroom teacher or needs to accompany the student on picture day. You do not send any money with the form. The classroom teacher is to be notified if you do not want an individual portrait taken of your child. A few group pictures such as Lutheran Spelling Bee representatives, Geography Bee finalists as well as top three Geography Bee finalists will also be taken. Chapel Offerings March chapel offerings are designated for Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School, Centralia. A fundraising campaign, “Celebrate the Savior”, was begun November 4, 2017, extending to December 31. Hopes were to raise $200,000 for the school. Only $145,250 was received. Phase 2 of the campaign extends from January 1, 2018 to June 30. The goal is to raise $211,750. Our chapel offerings will go to their campaign. Upcoming Chapel Services This coming Wednesday, February 21, our chapel service will be conducted by the Spiritual Life Guild and HSM (Heart, Soul & Mind) music ensemble from Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School. The service will be held in the school gym beginning at 9:00 a.m. Family and friends are invited to attend. Wednesday, March 7, a special National Lutheran Schools Week Chapel will be held. More details will follow. Thursday, March 8-This is an additional NLSW chapel service. Rev. Joshua Thielen, Camp CILCA director, will conduct the service. Sausage Supper The St. Peter’s Lutheran Church Annual Sausage Supper was postponed last Sunday due to inclement weather. It has been rescheduled for this Sunday, February 18. Serving begins at 5:00 p.m. Did You Forget? Only about half of the students have ordered a copy of the 2018 school yearbook. Even through the yearbook form states a February 16 deadline, orders will be accepted through the end of the month. Only a limited number of extra yearbooks will be available when they come in. Ash Wednesday/Lent Yesterday, February 14, was Ash Wednesday and with it begins Lent. The Lenten season will extend to the day before Easter. So what is Ash Wednesday all about? In many churches you will see families and friends go forward to receive the sign of the cross on their foreheads. The strange part about all of that is it’s often done with ashes from last year’s Palm Sunday palm branches. Usually when someone gets dirty they know they need water to get clean. The ashes that are put on one’s forehead remind us that in sin we are dirty and need to be cleaned. It also helps us to remember the first time the sign of the cross was made on us at our Baptism. In the waters of Baptism, we are cleaned and the dirt of sin is washed away. Ash Wednesday helps to remind us of this. Thursday Volleyball Departure time for South Central is 3:00 p.m. All students going to the match will be dismissed at the same time. They will all be sent to the playroom. Please sign them out before leaving. When arriving at South Central, park as close to the gym as possible. There may be buses leaving from their afternoon dismissal. Upcoming Events Today, Thurs. Feb. 15: Dismissal at 12:00 p.m. (No bus service) Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00-7:00 p.m. BB (5th & 6th) with Patoka 4:15 p.m. Sandoval Pee Wee Tournament 7:15 p.m. Fri. Feb. 16: ROE/KSED Teacher Institute at Centralia (No School) Trinity Lutheran (Springfield) 5th-6th BB Tournament, 8:15 p.m. Sat. Feb. 17: Trinity Lutheran 5th-6th BB Tournament 8:00 a.m. and TBA Sandoval Pee Wee Tournament, TBA Sun. Feb. 18: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m./Sunday School & Bible Class follow Trinity Lutheran 5th-6th BB Tournament, TBA Sausage Supper 5:00 p.m. Mon. Feb. 19: President’s Day (No School) Tues. Feb. 20: 3rd-6th VB with Vandalia 6:00 p.m. Wed. Feb. 21: Chapel 9:00 a.m. Lenten Worship Service 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 22: VB at South Central 4:30 p.m. (3:30 C match) Fri. Feb. 23-Sun. Feb. 25: Greater Springfield Lutheran Varsity BB Tournament TBA Basketball Scores PeeWee-St. Peter 4 Salem 36 St. Peter 3 South Central 52 Looking Ahead Sun. Feb. 25: Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Feb. 26: VB with Selmaville, 5:15 C Tues. Feb. 27: VB @ Trinity, Stewardson, 5:15C Wed. Feb. 28: Chapel, 8:30 a.m.; Lenten Service 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Mar. 1: VB @ Odin, 6:00 p.m. Fri. Mar. 2: School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Volleyball Next Week Tues. 2/20 Vandalia JV Game @ Home 6:00 *All 7th/8th grade players also need to arrive at 5:30 to ref and keep score Wed. 2/21 Practice 3:30-5:00 all grades Thurs. 2/22 Game @ South Central C 3:30, JV 4:30 (all players dismissed at 3:00) Basketball Next Week Thur. Feb. 15-4:15pm-5th &6th Patoka @ St. Peter 7:15pm Sandoval Pee Wee Tournament (Gr. 2-4) St. Peter vs. Waltonville Fri. Feb. 16-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament 8:15pm St. Peter vs. Christ the King B Sat. Feb. 17-TBA-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament TBA-Sandoval Pee Wee Tournament (Gr.2-4) Sun. Feb. 18-TBA Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament Mon. Feb. 19-6:00-8:00 BB Practice (Varsity Springfield Participants) Fathers Welcome Thur. Feb. 22-6:00-8:00 BB Practice (Varsity Springfield Participants) Fathers Welcome Sat. Feb. 24-TBA Springfield Varsity Tournament Sun. Feb. 25-TBA Springfield Varsity Tournament MENU T-20 Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk Breakfast Boats, Hashbrowns, Applesauce, Milk (Jarrett’s Lunch) W-21 Biscuit, Fruit, Juice, Milk Ham Roll, Beans, Fruit, Milk TH-22 Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger/Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk F-23 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hotdogs/Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk WEEKLY NOTE, February 9, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is found in Ephesians 6:11. It reads, “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil.” Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $31.42. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Conclusion of the Lord’s Prayer. Mr. Urban will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Special Baptismal blessings is two of our students, Eli and Ezra Arenas. They were baptized at this past Wednesday’s chapel service. The Rite of Baptism was performed by Pastor Meyer. We have no Baptismal birthdays for February 11-February 17. This Week’s Acolyte Seth Bergmann 2018 Winter Olympics The opening ceremonies for the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea will be held today. As the world comes together to cheer on athletes in various winter events, SPLS students will participate in their own winter Olympics next week. Olympic activities will be held Monday, Feb. 12-Thursday, Feb. 15. Students are encouraged to wear their team color all next week. Magazine Sales The 2018 magazine sales campaign began last Thursday. Students in grades 5-8 are selling. The sales extend for two weeks. Students will earn various incentives based on number of subscriptions sold. Some of the incentives such as the cell phone I ring and the charger cord will be given out after the salesman drops them off. The chicken key chains will be given out on a daily basis after the subscriptions have been checked for accuracy (information on the subscription and money). Checks should be made payable to St. Peter Lutheran School. All student sellers received an information sheet as well as a sales packet. Monday, February 12, will be a special turn in day. The student in each grade who turns in the most subscriptions will receive a mystery prize. Prizes will be determined by total number of subscriptions turned in at each grade level. Early Dismissal Wednesday, February 14 – dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. South Central is also dismissing at that time so there will be regular afternoon bus service. Thursday, February 15 – dismissal is at 12:00 p.m. There will be no bus service at dismissal. National Lutheran Schools Week Our NLSW observance will be held March 4-9, 2018. Students in preschool-grade 8 will be singing in the March 4th worship service. Visitors day is Wednesday, March 7. Further information concerning the week will follow late this month. Upcoming Events Fri. Feb. 9 (today): VB @ ALIS, 6:00PM (5:15C) Sat. Feb. 10: PeeWee BB @ Franklin Park, Salem 2:00 PM Sun. Feb. 11: Worship Service 9:00AM/Sunday School & Bible Class follow Sausage Supper, 5:00PM Mon. Feb. 12: VB @ Sandoval, 4:30PM (C 4:30) Tue. Feb. 13: VB with St. John’s, Mattoon, 6:00PM (5:30C) Wed. Feb. 14: Chapel, 8:30AM Valentines Day Parties (afternoon) Dismissal, 2:00PM PTL Meeting, 6:00PM Ash Wednesday Worship, 7:00PM Thur. Feb. 15: Dismissal at 12:00PM Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00PM-7:00PM BB (5th-6th) with Patoka, 4:15PM Sandoval PeeWee Tournament, 7:15PM Fri. Feb. 16: ROE/KSED Teacher’s Institute @ Centralia (No School) Trinity Lutheran (Springfield) 5th-6th Tournament, 8:15PM Volleyball This Week Mon. 2/12 Game @ Sandoval-C 4:30, JV following Tue. 2/13 St. John’s Mattoon @ Home-C 5:30, JV 6:00 No practice this week! Addition to Volleyball Schedule On Tues. 2/20, the Saints will host the Vandalia Jr. High 6th grade team at Home. This will be for3rd-6th players only. We will play two games, with the first starting at 6:00. 7th and 8th graders are asked to help ref. More info. to follow. Thanks! Basketball Next Week Sat. Feb. 10-2:00pm-PeeWee-St. Peter @ Salem Franklin Park (Gr. 2-4) Mon. Feb. 12-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Thur. Feb. 14-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-6) 7:15pm-St. Peter vs. Waltonville @ Sandoval 4th Grade Tournament (Gr. 2-4) Fri. Feb. 16-TBA-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament TBA-Sandoval 4th Grade Tournament (Gr.2-4) Sun. Feb. 18-TBA-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament Basketball Concession Workers Thur. Feb. 15-Shannon & Tammy Smith, Matt & Anne Hoover Basketball Scores 5th Grade-St. Peter 39 Stewardson 12 St. Peter 23 Patoka 8 6th Grade-St. Peter 43 Stewardson 39 St. Peter 32 Patoka 44 Danville 5th & 6th Grade Tournament Forgot last week to congratulate Max Magnus on winning the Free Throw competition and to Max & Torrey Magnus for finishing 3rd in the Parent/Player Hot Shot competition and Riley & Dennis Schaal for finishing 2nd in the Parent/Player Hot Shot competition. Thank You A big THANK YOU to everyone who helped at the St. Peter invitational Volleyball Tournament last weekend. We wouldn’t be able to host the tournament without all of your help. David Harmeier PTL Meeting PTL will meet this coming Wednesday, February 14, in the 7th-8th grade classroom. The meeting will begin at 6:00 p.m. It will conclude early enough so that it will not interfere with the Ash Wednesday worship service at St. Peter’s Lutheran. Valentines Parties The various classrooms will be holding their Valentines Day parties this coming Wednesday, February 14. Parties will be held in the afternoon. Yearbooks All students received yearbook forms last Friday. The cost of the yearbook is $12.00. Personalized yearbooks (student picture and name on cover) have a price of $18.00. Checks are to be made payable to Lifetouch. Order deadline is next Thursday, February 15. St. Peter’s Invitational Volleyball Tournament Congratulations to coach Megan Murphree and the Lady Saints on their 5th place finish in last weekend’s tournament. They went 2-2 in the tournament. A victory over Sandoval in the 5th place match concluded their tournament action. We also congratulate the Lady Rockets of Altamont Lutheran who captured the championship with a win over Salem Franklin Park. Centralia Junior High took 3rd with a win over Patoka and Selmaville took 7th with a win over St. Theresa/Apostolic Christian Academy. Parent-Teacher Conference Parent-Teacher Conferences will be held this coming Thursday, February 15. They are scheduled for 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. Mid-term reports for the third quarter will be given out and discussed. *The schedule for the Sandoval PeeWee Tournament was just received. We did not realize it was a Thursday/Saturday tournament. As a result, parents of peewee players need to have their conferences concluded no later than 6:00 p.m. All 3rd-4th grades also need to conclude by 6:00 p.m. *There is also a 4:15 home basketball game (5th-6th) at 4:15 p.m. Parents of 5th-6th players will need to hold their conferences accordingly. We apologize for any inconvenience it may cause. Looking Ahead Sat. Feb. 17: Sandoval PeeWee Tournament Trinity Lutheran (Springfield) 5th-6th Tournament Sun. Feb. 18: Worship Service/Sunday School, Bible Class Trinity Lutheran (Springfield) 5th-6th Tournament Mon. Feb. 19: President’s Day (No School) Wed. Feb. 21: Chapel, 8:30 Lenten Worship Service, 7:00 PM Thur. Feb. 22: VB @ South Central, 4:30 (3:30 C match) Fri. Feb. 23: Springfield Lutheran Varsity BB Tournament MENU M-12 Cereal, Gogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Meatballs, Roll, Corn, Fruit, Milk T-13 Breakfast Boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Turkey/Cheese Wrap, Beans, Fruit, Milk W-14 Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Fritter, Bun, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk TH-15 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Salad, Salsa, Fruit, Milk F-16 No School No School Weekly Note, February 2, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week reads, “Oh, give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love steadfast love endures forever!” Psalm 118:1. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $23.51. Our final total for Lutherans for Life is $123.69. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Seventh Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Meyer will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Kolby Kraemer (February 6) and Kaden Phillips (February 10). This Week’s Acolyte Dennis Wollin St. Peter Invitational Volleyball Tournament Our annual tournament is this Friday and Saturday. The schedule is attached. Good luck and God’s blessings to the Lady Saints. Reading Buddies Reading Buddies meets next Tuesday, February 6. The session begins at 12:30 p.m. Youth Meeting I’m very excited to be the new Youth Group leader and have the opportunity to help the youth of our congregation in their walk with Christ. I would like to kick off our time together with a pre-Super Bowl party on Sunday, February 4, from 1-3 p.m. in the church basement. Jr. High and High School students are both welcome. Pizza and beverages will be provided. Hope to see you there! Lauren Lotz Magazine Sales The 2018 magazine sales campaign began yesterday. Students in grades 5-8 are selling. The sales extend for two weeks. Students will earn various incentives based on number of subscriptions sold. Some of the incentives such as the cell phone I ring and the charger cord will be given out after the salesman drops them off. The chicken key chains will be given out on a daily basis after the subscriptions have been checked for accuracy (information on the subscription and money). Checks should be made payable to St. Peter Lutheran School. All student sellers received an information sheet as well as a sales packet. The sales packet included a “Reach Out Booklet.” The booklet needs to be fully completed and turned in no later than Monday, February 5. In doing so, the student will receive one of the twelve key chains. Yearbooks The students received yearbook order forms today. All pertinent information is found on the form. Please note the February 16 order deadline. Early Dismissal Wednesday, February 14 – dismissal is at 2:00 p.m. South Central is also dismissing at that time so there will be regular afternoon bus service. Thursday, February 15 – dismissal is at 12:00 p.m. There will be no bus service at dismissal. National Lutheran Schools Week Our NLSW observance is scheduled for March 4-9. Visitors day will be Wednesday, March 7. Further information concerning the week follow later this month. Congratulations to coach David Harmeier and the 4th-6th basketball team. They won all three of their games in taking the championship of the Danville Lutheran tournament last Saturday. 5th-6th Basketball Patoka 5th-6th basketball players will be dismissed at the normal dismissal time next Thursday. Please follow regular close of school day pick-up procedures. Thank you. Volleyball Cancellation There will be no volleyball match with Trinity, Centralia next Wednesday, February 7. The match will not be rescheduled. Upcoming Events Today, Fri. Feb. 2-Mid-quarter St. Peter Invitational VB Tournament Sat. Feb. 3-St. Peter Invitational VB Tournament Sun. Feb. 4-9:00 a.m. Worship Service/Sunday School & Bible Class follow Mon. Feb. 5-5th-6th BB,Trinity, Stewardson @ St. Peter, 6:00 p.m. Tues. Feb. 6: Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m. VB, St. Peter @ St. John’s Mattoon, 6:00 p.m. (5:30 C match) Wed. Feb. 7: Chapel, 8:30 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 8: 5th-6th BB @ Patoka 4:15 p.m. Fri. Feb. 9: VB @ ALIS, 6:00 p.m. (5:15 C match) Looking Ahead Sat. Feb. 10: PeeWee (Gr. 2-4) BB @ Franklin Park (Salem) Sun. Feb. 11: Worship Service, Sunday School, Bible Class, Sausage Supper 5:00 p.m. Mon. Feb. 12: VB @ Sandoval Tues. Feb. 13: VB with St. John’s, Mattoon Wed. Feb. 14: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Valentine’s Day Parties (afternoon) Dismissal @ 2:00 p.m. Ash Wednesday Worship Service, 7:00 p.m. Thurs. Feb. 15: Dismissal @ 12:00 p.m. Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m. 5th-6th BB with Patoka Fri. Feb. 16: ROE/KSED Teacher’s Institute (No School) Volleyball This Week Fri. 2/2/ SPIT Tournament-Saints play @ 6:00 & 8:15 Sat. 2/3 SPIT Tournament-Saints play @ 1:00 **Please remember that all parents will have a short shift to work at the tournament. All Varsity parents are asked to help with clean up both days. Thank you so much for helping us host a great tournament! Mon. 2/5 Practice 3:30-5 (all grades) CRAZY SOCK DAY! Tues. 2/6 Game @ St. John’s Mattoon – C 5:30, JV 6:00 Wed. 2/7-GAME @ Trinity Centralia is CANCELLED Thurs. 2/8-Practice 6-8 (all grades) Fri.-2/9 Game @ Altamont Lutheran-C 5:15, JV 6:00 Basketball Next Week Mon. Feb. 5-6PM-Trinity Stewardson @ St. Peter (5th, 6th) Tue. Feb. 6-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Wed. Feb. 7-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) 6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Varsity Springfield Participants) Fathers Welcome Thur. Feb. 8-4:15-St. Peter @ Patoka (5th,6th) Sat. Feb. 10-2:00pm-PeeWee-St. Peter @ Salem-Franklin Park (Gr. 2-4) Basketball Concession Workers Monday, Feb. 5-Stephen & Amanda Robb & Kevin & Julie Roberts Springfield Basketball Reminder Reservations for the Varsity Tournament need to be made by Wednesday, February 7. Basketball Scores 5th & 6th Grade-Danville Tournament St. Peter 46 Good Shepherd Pekin 39 St. Peter 39 Danville 1st Baptist 35 St. Peter 36 Danville Lutheran 10 Congratulations to the Saints on their First Place Finish! MENU M-5 Poptart, GoGurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Beans, Fruit, Milk T-6 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Pears, Milk (Ryan’s Lunch) W-7 Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Patty, Broccoli, Roll, Fruit, Milk TH-8 French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette, Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk F-9 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Chips, Fruit, Milk Weekly Note, January 26, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week reads, “Neith death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 8:38-39 Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $18.25. Our total to date for Lutherans for Life is $100.18. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Sixth Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Frazee will conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for January 28-February 3. This Week’s Acolyte Tristan Roberts SCRIP Cards The next SCRIP gift card order will be going in on February 1. Please observe the deadline. Also a reminder to those who will be attending the 5th-6th Springfield Tournament on February 17-18 or the Springfield Tournament on February 24-25. Rooms have been blocked on Friday and Saturday nights for both tournaments at the Springfield Quality Inn. The Quality Inn accepts gift cards. Please consider purchasing gift cards from our PTL to pay for your room. Book-It and Blues Book Worms for the month of January are due to teachers on Wednesday, January 31. This is the last month for Blues Book Worms. If you are close to reaching the goal of 1,000 minutes, you may want to spend some extra time reading to reach that goal. Youth Meeting I’m very excited to be the new Youth Group leader and have the opportunity to help the youth of our congregation in their walk with Christ. I would like to kick off our time together with a pre-Super Bowl party on Sunday, February 4, from 1-3 p.m. in the church basement. Jr. High and High School students are both welcome. Pizza and beverages will be provided. Hope to see you there! Lauren Lotz Rare Moon Occurrence There will be a rare science-related event this coming Wednesday, January 31. A “Super Blue Blood Moon” will occur. Three things need to happen in order to have this moon: 1) the moon will be full, near its closest point to the earth (super) 2) it will be the 2nd full moon in January (2nd full moon is referred to as the “blue moon”) 3) a total lunar eclipse will be visible (blood-even though there is a total eclipse the moon will appear red). In our area, the event should occur around 6:00 a.m. Information has been and continues to be given on local TV stations. The internet is an excellent source of information. The last “Super Blue Blood Moon” was in 1866. Geography Bee The finals round and the championship round of this year’s Geography Bee were held last Friday. Ten students entered the finals. This round determined our 3rd place winner and the two students who entered the championship round. Dennis Wollin emerged as our 3rd place winner. Eli Arenas and Liam Kraemer were our last two contestants. The result of the championship round was Eli-school champion and Liam-runner up. Congratulations to our winners as well as all our contestants. Eli will be taking an online test to enter state competition. Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament Congratulations to coach David Harmeier and the Saints 5th grade team on their 3rd place finish in the Sandoval Tournament last weekend. The Saints won three games and lost 2 on their way to 3rd place. Twelve teams were entered. New Youth Group Leader The Board of Christian Education has approved Lauren Lotz as the new Youth Group leader. She is planning a pre-Super Bowl party on Sunday, February 4, from 1:00-3:00 p.m. in the church basement. Jr. High and High school students are both welcome. Pizza and beverages will be provided. VB at Patoka The C match with Patoka begins at 3:45. All volleyball players will be dismissed at 3:00 p.m. They will need to be signed out as usual. Next Week Today, Fri. Jan. 26-School Improvement Day 12:00 p.m.dismissal Sat. Jan. 27-Danville Lutheran 5th-6th Grade Tournament Sun. Jan. 28-Worship Service, 9:00a.m./Sunday School & Bible Class follow Mon. Jan. 29-VB North Clay @ St. Peter (5:15C) Tues. Jan. 30-VB St. Peter @ Patoka 4:15 (3:45C) Wed. Jan. 31-Chapel 8:30 a.m. Fri. Feb. 2: Mid-quarter St. Peter Invitational VB Tournament SPLS plays at 6:00 p.m. & 8:15 p.m. Looking Ahead Sat. Feb. 3: St. Peter Invitational VB Tournament Sun. Feb. 4: Worship Service/SS/BC Mon. Feb. 5: 5th-6th BB with Trinity, Stewardson Tue. Feb. 6: Reading Buddies VB Saints @ St. John’s Mattoon Wed. Feb. 7: Chapel VB with Trinity, Centralia Thur. Feb. 8: 5th-6th BB @ Patoka (4:15pm) Fri. Feb. 9: VB at ALIS Volleyball This Week Mon. 1/29 North Clay @ home C 5:15 JV 6:00 Tue. 1/30 Game @ Patoka C 3:45, JV 4:15 (Volleyball players & siblings will be dismissed at 3:00) This C game is in addition not on the original schedule Thur. 2/1Practice 6-8 (Varsity only) Fri. 2/2 SPIT Tournament Sat. 2/3 SPIT Tournament Volleyball Schedule Changes Jan. 30-3:45 C game added at Patoka Feb. 12-4:30 C game added at Sandoval Mar. 8-St. Theresa game will be Varsity only Basketball Next Week Sat. Jan. 27-Danville 5th-6th Gr. Tournament 11:15-St. Peter vs. Pekin Good Shepherd 1:15pm-St. Peter vs. Danville 1st Baptist 4:30pm-St. Peter vs. Danville Lutheran Wed. Jan. 31-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr.2-4) 6:00-8:00 BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Thur. Feb. 1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Springfield Basketball Reminder A reminder that reservations at the Quality Inn for the 5th & 6th Grade Tournament are to be made by Wednesday, January 31. Reservations for the Varsity Tournament need to be made by Wednesday, February 7. Also, please consider purchasing a SCRIP card from the PTL for the Quality Inn. SCRIP cards for both weekends need to be ordered by Jan. 31. Basketball Scores 5th Grade-Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament St. Peter 33 Future Rangers B 6 St. Peter 22 Future Rangers A 42 St. Peter 30 Franklin Park 8 St. Peter 21 Carlyle St. Mary’s 20 St. Peter 26 Sandoval 34 Congratulations to the Saints on their 3rd Place finish. Varsity-SIJHSAA Regional- St. Peter 21 Iuka 50 MENU M-29 Cereal, GoGurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Carrots, Fruit, Milk T-30 Sausage Biscuit, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown, Fruit, Milk W-31 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk BBQ Pork/Bun, Beans, Fruit Milk TH-1 Biscuit w/jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk Drummies, Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk F-2 Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Stew, Roll, Cheese Stix, Fruit, Milk Weekly Note, January 19, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is Psalm 100. It reads, “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless him name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.” Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $16.25. Our total to date for Lutherans for Life is $81.93. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Fifth Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Hoehler will conduct the service. He was scheduled to do this week’s chapel, but switched with Pastor Meyer because of illness. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthday observances for January 21-27. This Week’s Acolyte Olivia Brauer Honor Roll Correction Please note the following correction to the Second Quarter honor roll pulished in last week’s note. It should have read: Grade 8 Highest Honors: Dennis Wollin High Honors: Jarrett Graumenz, Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Gaige Phillips Honors: Eli Arenas, Olivea Hollva, Taylor Jenne, Tristan Roberts We apologize for the error. SCRIP Cards The next SCRIP gift card order will be going in on February 1. Please observe the deadline. Also a reminder to those who will be attending the 5th-6th Springfield Tournament on February 17-18 or the Springfield Tournament on February 24-25. Rooms have been blocked on Friday and Saturday nights for both tournaments at the Springfield Quality Inn. The Quality Inn accepts gift cards. Please consider purchasing gift cards from our PTL to pay for your room. Upcoming Basketball Tournaments Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament: The schedule of games has been revised. Please note Coach Harmeier’s information in this week’s basketball notes. SIJHSAA Class S Regionals The #6 seeded Saints meet #3 seeded Iuka on Monday, January 22 at 6:00 p.m. Our regional is being held at Patoka. Semifinals are on Wednesday and the regional championship game is Friday. A loss on Monday eliminates the Saints from further regional action. Sanctity of Life Sunday This coming Sunday, the third Sunday in January, is Sanctity of Life Sunday. St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, along with Lutherans across the United States, will be observing the Sunday. The day is organized by Lutherans for Life. A door offering, to support the work of the organization, will be taken following the worship service. This year’s theme is “Hope for Life.”. 1 Peter 3:15 states, “But in your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you; yet do it with gentleness and respect.” We pray that Lutherans for Life as well as all of us remain an important voice in protecting the unborn, those with chronic illnesses, and the aged. Next Week Sat. Jan. 20: Sandoval 5th grade BB Tournament Sun. Jan. 21: Worship Service, 9:00am/Sunday School and Bible Class follow (Sanctity of Life Sunday) Sandoval 5th Grade BB Tournament Mon. Jan. 22: SIJHSAA Regionals at Patoka (SPLS vs. Iuka, 6:00 p.m.) Tues. Jan. 23: VB, Sacred Heart @ St. Peter, 6:00 p.m. (5:15 C) Wed. Jan. 24: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Thurs. Jan. 25: VB @ New Horizon (Centralia) 6:00 p.m./5:30 C Fri. Jan. 26: School Improvement Day, 12:00 p.m. Dismissal Looking Ahead Sat. Jan. 27: Danville Lutheran 5th-6th BB Tournament Sun. Jan. 28: Worship Service, SS, BC Mon. Jan. 29: VB, North Clay @ St. Peter Tues. Jan. 30: VB @ Patoka Wed. Jan. 31: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. Feb. 2: Mid-Quarter Fri-Sat. Feb. 2-3: St. Peter Invitational VB Tournament Volleyball Next Week Tues. 1/23-Sacred Heart @ home-C 5:15, JV 6:00 Wed. 1/24-Practice 6:-8:00 all grades Thurs. 1/25-St. Peter @ New Horizon C 5:30, JV 6:00 *For all games-Players are asked to arrive no later than 30 minutes prior to the start time of their game. C team players should arrive at the Sacred Heart game by 4:45. Thank you. Basketball Next Week Sat. Jan. 19-Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament 9:30 a.m.-St. Peter vs. Future Rangers B Sun. Jan. 20-TBA-Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament Mon. Jan. 22-6:00 p.m.-SIJHSAA Regional at Patoka-St. Peter vs. Iuka Wed. Jan. 24-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-6) Thur. Jan. 25-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Sat. Jan. 27-Danville 5th & 6th Grade Tournament-11:15-St. Peter vs. Pekin Good Shepherd Sat. Feb. 10-2:00 p.m. Pee Wee @ Salem Basketball Scores PeeWee-St. Theresa Tournament St. Peter 11 St. Peter 8 St. Peter 7 Iuka 35 Selmaville 10 St. Theresa 10 6th Grade-St. Peter 13 St. John’s Mattoon 29 JV-St. Peter 11 ALIS 67 Varsity-St. Peter 24 St. Peter 22 St. John’s Mattoon 22 ALIS 71 MENU M-22 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Wrap, Carrots, Fruit, Milk T-23 Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk Breakfast Boats, Hashbrown, Fruit, Milk W-24 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger/Bun, Beans, Fruit, Milk TH-25 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Sloppy Joe/Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk F-26 Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Milk Turkey Cheese Wrap, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk Weekly Note, January 12, 2018 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse is Psalm 23. There are six verses. The Psalm reads as follows, “The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. Your prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever. Psalm 23. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $38.83. Our total to date for Lutherans for Life is $65.68. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Fourth Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Hoehler will be conducting the service. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Mya Schaal (January 17). This Week’s Acolyte Allie Murphree Basketball at St. John’s Mattoon Tonight’s games at St. John’s, Mattoon have been cancelled. They have been rescheduled for Wednesday, January 17. Due to being a school night and the distance involved, only 5th-6th and 7th-8th games will be played. The 5th-6th game begins at 6:00 p.m. This was the only date that worked for both schools due to IESA regionals beginning next week and SIJHSAA regionals beginning the following week. PTL Fun Fair Raffle Tickets If you have not turned in your sold tickets and money as well as unsold tickets, you need to turn them in at the Fun Fair on Sunday. Thank You. If School is Cancelled St. Peter’s Lutheran School will follow the decision of the South Central school district if school needs to be cancelled. You will be notified by email and it will be posted on St. Peter’s Lutheran School Facebook page. St. Peter’s will also be mentioned on WJBD (Salem), WKRV (Vandalia), and WCRC (Effingham) radio stations. We are currently updating our email addresses. If you think that we do not have your current email address, please submit it to stpeter.spls@gmail.com. Fun Fair and Auction This Sunday, Jan. 14 The annual PTL Fun Fair, Soup Supper & Auction will be held this Sunday, January 14. This is our largest and final fund raiser of the year. The meal and games will run from 3:30 to 5:30 followed by the auction at 6:00. Each family is kindly asked to donate an auction item, a dessert, a cake for the cake walk, and two 2-liter sodas. The meal will feature chili, chicken noodle soup, BBQ, and hot dogs, and lots of desserts. Cost is free will donation. Cash prizes for the raffle prize range from $50 to a grand prize of $500. You do not need to be present to be a winner. The Fun Fair is always an exciting night filled with fun and fellowship and a great opportunity to support the mission of our elementary school and preschool and daycare. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and relatives to join us for the night. No School on Monday There will be no school on Monday, January 15. The day honors Martin Luther King, Jr. S.A.F.E. Presentation The final S.A.F.E. presentation for this school year will take place on Thursday, January 18. The topic is one that is often heard in the news – Bullying. Four sessions will be held: Gr. K-2, Gr. 3-4, Gr. 5-6, and Gr. 7-8. Report Cards Your child or children should have brought their second quarter report cards home last Friday. If you have not signed and returned the envelope to the classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Thank You. Team Color Day Next Friday will be team color day. Students are encouraged to wear their team color shirts to school. We will also be sitting with our team at lunch. Yay for team colors!!! Church Year – Epiphany The Christmas season came to an end last Friday, the 12th day of Christmas. The Epiphany of Our Lord was last Saturday, January 6. With it comes the Epiphany season. What is Epiphany? Epiphany is from a Greek word meaning to “reveal” or “make manifest”. The season of Epiphany is our time to focus on the revelation of “who” Jesus is: both true God and true man. The visit of the wise men (Matthew 2:1-12) is the Bible reading associated with the Festival of Epiphany. In that event, these foreigners bowed down in acknowledgment that this infant was indeed the Christ, the Son of God. Epiphany takes us through to Transfiguration Sunday (February 11), the Sunday before Ash Wednesday (February 14) which then begins the season of Lent. Basketball Next Week Sat. Jan. 13-St. Theresa Pee Wee Tournament 2:00pm-St. Peter vs. Iuka 5:00pm or 7:00pm-St. Peter vs. Odin or Trinity Centralia Sun. Jan. 14-TBA-St. Theresa Pee Wee Tourn. Tue. Jan. 16-6:00pm-St. Peter @ ALIS (5th,6th) Thur. Jan. 18-6:00pm-ALIS@St. Peter (JV,V)-8th Grade Night Sat. Jan. 19-Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament 8:00am-St. Peter vs. Doc’s Dominators Basketball Scores JV- St. Peter 33 New Horizon 37 Varsity St. Peter 34 New Horizon 20 5th Grade St. Peter 42 Stewardson 25 6th Grade St. Peter 25 Stewardson 42 Volleyball Next Week Mon. Jan. 15-Practice 6-8 (varsity only) Tue. Jan. 16-Practice 3:30-5:30 (all grades) Wed. Jan. 17-Practice 6-8 (all grades) Fri.Jan. 18-Practice 3:30-5:30 (varsity only) Updated schedules will be coming home with the players early next week. We are finalizing our C Games so we can get the most accurate schedule possible out to you. Thanks for your patience! Tomorrow and Next Week Sat. Jan. 13: St. Theresa PeeWee Tournament 2:00pm and 5:00pm or 7:00pm Sun. Jan. 14: Worship Service, 9:00am/Sunday School and Bible Class follow St. Theresa PeeWee Tournament (TBD) PTL Fun Fair, 3:30pm (Auction 6:00pm) Mon. Jan. 15-Martin Luther King, Jr. Day (No School) Tues. Jan. 16: BB at ALIS, 6:00pm (5th-6th) Wed. Jan. 17: Chapel, 8:30am Thurs. Jan. 18: S.A.F.E., 9:30am-1:30pm BB, ALIS @ St. Peter, 6:00pm 8th Grade Night Fri. Jan. 19: Team Color Day Looking Ahead Sat. Jan. 20: BB, Sandoval 5th Grade Tournament, 8:00am, 12:45pm, TBD Sun. Jan. 21: Worship Service, SS, BC Mon. Jan. 22: SIJHSAA BB Regionals begin Tues. Jan. 23: Volleyball with Sacred Heart (5:15C) Wed. Jan. 24: Chapel Thurs. Jan. 25: VB @ New Horizon (Centralia) Fri. Jan. 26: 12:00pm Dismissal Sat. Jan. 27: Danville Lutheran Tournament (5&6) MENU M-15 No School T-16 Breakfast boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Grilled Chicken/Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk W-17 Egg Cheese Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheese Bosco w/sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk TH-18 Pancake Wrap, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco salad w/salsa, Chips, Fruit, Milk F-19 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Green Beans, Pudding, Fruit, Milk Honor Roll-Second Quarter Grade Five Highest Honors: Evan Hoover High Honors: Ezra Arenas, Seth Bergmann, Reagan Roberts, Callaway Smith,Colton Smith Honors: Jalynn Mitchell Grade Six Highest Honors: Tommy Goff, Emma Runge High Honors: Emma Jenne, Max Magnus, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal Honors: Liam Kraemer Grade Seven Highest Honors: Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer Honors: Chezney Robb Grade Eight Highest Honors: Jarrett Graumenz, Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Gaige Phillips Honors: Eli Arenas, Olivea Hollva, Taylor Jenne, Tristan Roberts Perfect School Attendance (Perfect Attendance includes zero tardies) First Quarter Gr. 1: Gabrielle Cushman, Chloe Gambill, Aiden Hoover, Will Jenne, Aiden Strobel, Sophie Wodtka Gr. 2: Max Adams, Addy Ruholl, Brock Sigrist Gr. 3: Emma Roberts Gr. 5: Evan Hoover Gr. 6: Evyn Hollva, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Emma Runge, Riley Schaal Gr. 7: Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer Gr. 8: Jarrett Graumenz, Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Tristan Roberts Second Quarter Gr. 1: Aiden Strobel Gr. 3: Emma Roberts Gr. 4: Elizabeth Meyer, Shelby Smithson Gr. 5: Evan Hoover, Jalynn Mitchell, Kaden Phillips, Reagan Roberts, Callaway Smith Gr. 6: Evyn Hollva, Max Magnus Gr. 8: Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz Congratulations to those students who had perfect attendance the first or second quarter. Special congratulations to those who achieved perfect attendance both quarters. Lutheran School Spelling Bee Congratulations to all our students who participated in the Lutheran School spelling bee in Springfield last Saturday. The competition at all grade levels was highly competitive this year. We thank all the parents, grandparents, and others who took the time to take the students to the bee. Results are as follows: Grade 3: Emma Roberts, Bailey Wodtka (3rd Place) Grade 4: AddisynSigrist, Shelby Smithson (5th Place) Grade 5: Ezra Arenas, Callaway Smith (2nd Place) Grade 6: Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal (3rd Place) Grade 8: Tristan Roberts (4th Place) Geography Bee Preliminaries After several delays due to student absenteeism, our preliminary rounds of the 2018 National Geographic School Bee have been completed. We congratulate all students in grades 4-8 for a job well done. Ten students will enter the final competition. Five of them are champions of their respective grade level. They are as follows: Grade 4 – Elizabeth Meyer; Grade 5 – Callaway Smith; Grade 6 – Liam Kraemer; Grade 7 – Olivia Brauer; Grade 8 – Eli Arenas. Eighth grader Dennis Wollin and seventh grader Payton Potter are in the finals based on six correct answers in the preliminary rounds. Ezra Arenas (Grade 5), Addyson Schaal (Grade 6) and Forest Koehler (Grade 7) enter the finals by way of an eight student tie-breaker. Congratulations to our finalists. Fun Fair Workers The worklist for this Sunday’s PTL Fun Fair was attached to last Friday’s note. A reminder that if you can’t work your shift, please contact someone else to replace your or contact a PTL officer. Also, if you are not listed and would like to help, please contact one of the officers. Thank you. Eighth Grade Night This year’s 8th grade night will be held this coming Thursday, January 18. Our 8th grade student athletes will be honored between the junior varsity and varsity basketball games. Those being honored are: Jarrett Graumenz, Olivea Hollva, Ryan Jenne, Taylor Jenne, Allie Murphree, Gaige Phillips, Tristan Roberts, and Dennis Wollin. Congratulations to our student athletes and to their parents who will also be recognized. The 8th graders received an information sheet this past Wednesday. It needs to be turned in to the school office no later than Tuesday, January 16. WEEKLY NOTE, January 5, 2018
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is, “Let the words of my mouth and the meditation of my heart be acceptable in Your sight, O Lord, my rock and my redeemer.” Psalm 19:14 Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $26.85. January offerings are designated for Lutherans for Life. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Third Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays There are no Baptismal birthday observances for January 6-12. This Week’s Acolyte Mitchell Brauer Reading Buddies Reading Buddies meet this coming Tuesday, January 9. The session begins at 12:30 p.m. Thank You to the teachers, students, and all others for the gifts I received this past Christmas season. They are all deeply appreciated. May God continue to bless all of you throughout the New Year. Mr. Urban Spelling Bee Champions Congratulations to our spelling bee winners. They advance to tomorrow’s (Saturday, January 6) Lutheran School Spelling Bee at Lutheran High School in Springfield. Doors open at 8:00 a.m. Both east and west entrances will be open. Parking will be available in both lots. Grades 3, 4, and 5 competition will be held from 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Grades 6, 7, and 8 competition will take place from 10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Our winners who will be attending are as follows: Grade 3: Emma Roberts, Bailey Wodtka Grade 4: Addisyn Sigrist, Shelby Smithson Grade 5: Ezra Arenas, Callaway Smith Grade 6: Addyson Schaal, Liam Kraemer Grade 8: Gaige Phillips, Tristan Roberts Best wishes and God’s blessings to all of our spellers. 2nd Quarter Report Cards Report cards for the second quarter were distributed to the students today. Please sign the envelope and return it to the classroom teacher as soon as possible. Thank you! PTL Fun Fair Raffle Tickets Raffle ticket money and any unsold tickets are due back to the school office on Wednesday, January 10. A reminder that prizes will be awarded to the top three ticket selling families. The raffle prizes that will be drawn at the Fun Fair are as follows: Grand Prize - $500 1st Prize-$250 2nd-4th Prizes-$100 5th-9th Prizes-$50 If School is Cancelled St. Peter’s Lutheran School will follow the decision of the South Central school district if school needs to be cancelled. You will be notified by email and it will be posted on St. Peter’s Lutheran School Facebook page. St. Peter’s will also be mentioned on WJBD (Salem), WKRV (Vandalia), and WCRC (Effingham) radio stations. We are currently updating our email addresses. If you think that we do not have your current email address, please submit it to stpeter.spls@gmail.com. Fun Fair and Auction Next Sunday, Jan. 14 The annual PTL Fun Fair, Soup Supper & Auction will be held next Sunday, January 14. This is our largest and final fund raiser of the year. The meal and games will run from 3:30 to 5:30 followed by the auction at 6:00. Each family is kindly asked to donate an auction item, a dessert, a cake for the cake walk, and two 2-liter sodas. The meal will feature chili, chicken noodle soup, BBQ, and hot dogs, and lots of desserts. Cost is free will donation. Cash prizes for the raffle prize range from $50 to a grand prize of $500. You do not need to be present to be a winner. The Fun Fair is always an exciting night filled with fun and fellowship and a great opportunity to support the mission of our elementary school and preschool and daycare. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and relatives to join us for the night. Fun Fair Workers Attached to this weekly note is a listing of the Fun Fair Workers for Sunday, January 14. Please support our school and Little Saints Preschool in this big event. It is our largest and final fund raiser for the school year. Looking Ahead Saturday, January 13: St. Theresa Pee Wee Tournament Sunday, January 14: Worship Service, Sunday School, Bible Class St. Theresa Pee Wee Tournament PTL Fun Fair, 3:30 p.m. (6:00 p.m. Auction) Monday, January 15: M.L. King Day (No School) Wednesday, January 17: Chapel Thursday, January 18: BB ALIS @ St. Peter (8th Grade Night) Upcoming Schedule Today, January 5: Report cards distributed Sat. Jan. 6: The Epiphany of Our Lord Lutheran School Spelling Bee at Lutheran High, Springfield 9AM Sun. Jan. 7: Worship Service, 9AM/Sunday School & Bible Class follow Mon. Jan. 8: BB @ New Horizon (Centralia) 6PM Tues. Jan. 9: Reading Buddies, 12:30PM Wed. Jan. 10: Chapel, 8:30AM Thur. Jan. 11: 5th-6th BB @ Trinity, Stewardson 6PM Fri. Jan. 12: BB @ St. John’s, Mattoon, (3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & 8) 6PM Volleyball Resumes Next Week! Tues. Jan. 9: Practice 6-8PM all grades Thurs. Jan. 11: Practice 3:30-5:30PM all grades Basketball Next Week Mon. Jan. 8-6pm-St. Peter @ New Horizon (JV,V) Tue. Jan. 9-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Wed. Jan. 10-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) 6:00-8:00 BB Practice (Gr. 5-6) Thur. Jan. 11-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Stewardson (5&6) Fri. Jan. 12-6:00pm-St. Peter @ St. John’s Mattoon (PW, 5 &6, V) Sat. Jan. 13-St. Theresa Pee Wee Tournament 2:00pm-St. Peter vs. Iuka 5:00pm-or 7:00pm-St. Peter vs. Odin or Centralia Trinity Sun. Jan. 14-TBA-St. Theresa Pee Wee Tournament MENU M-8 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Ham Slices, Roll, Carrots, Fruit, Milk T-9 Biscuits w/jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hot dog w/bread, Fries, Fruit, Milk W-10 Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk Drummies, Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk TH-11 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Tornado/egg Cheese Wrap, Hash Brown, Fruit Milk F-12 French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette, Roll, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk Lunch on Thursday, 1-11-18, is thanks to Evan Hoover. He earned the right to choose lunch when he reached 160 AR points. Congratulations Evan!! 2018 FUN FAIR WORKLIST 1st Shift 3:30-4:30 Tickets & Raffle Lori Goeckner & Shannon Ponzel Karen Benning & Joann Carpenter Soda Ring Toss Soda Ring Toss Scott & Shannon Brauer Ryan & Kristi Kraemer Fish Pond Fish Pond Nathan & Jessica Lotz Lindsay & Ryan Lash Basketball Throw Basketball Throw Kyle Urban & Keith Koehler Daniel Wodtka & Nathan Murphree 21-Card Draw 21-Card Draw Dennis Schaal & Kevin Roberts Travis Moore Cake Walk Cake Walk Stacey Bradford Megan Murphree Corn Bags Corn Bags Josh & Sara Hunley Lance & Anne Jenne Prize Booth Prize Booth Sabrina Potter & Lacy Stock Abby Warden & Amy Schaal Skeeball Skeeball Ryan & Cathy Meyer Matt & Tina Benning Kitchen Kitchen Liz & Rodney Heinzmann Kevin Jenne & Ron Potter Servers Servers Matt Runge & Alana Kuhlman David & Tracy Wollin Dishwashers Dishwashers Stephen & Amanda Robb Tommy Goff Parents&Brad/Lori Smithso Hotdogs Hotdogs Jill & Torrey Magnus 2nd Shift 4:30-5:30 Tickets & Raffle Karen Benning & Joann Carpenter Soda Ring Toss Ryan & Kristi Kraemer Fish Pond Lindsay & Ryan Lash Basketball Throw Daniel Wodtka & Nathan Murphree 21-Card Draw Travis Moore Cake Walk Megan Murphree Corn Bags Lance & Ann Jenne Prize Booth Abby Warden & Amy Schaal Skeeball Matt & Tina Benning Kitchen Kevin Jenne & Ron Potter Servers David & Tracy Wollin Dishwashers Tom & Robin Goff/Brad & Lori Smithson Hotdogs Dawn Geen Desserts Desserts Lynn & Stacey Bergmann Sarah Mette & Karen Baylis Drinks Drinks Amanda Wodtka & Brooke Wasmuth Michael & Mandy Wollin Deserts & Drinks during Auction David Roberts & Angela Mace PTL Officers are Floaters (unless listed) NOTE: We apologize in advance if we’ve missed anyone. If you can’t work your shift, please contact someone else to replace you or contact a PTL officer. If you are not listed and would like to help, contact a PTL officer. Thank you for your help! Weekly Note, December 20, 2017 ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for the first week in January is Romans 8:28. It reads, “(And we) Know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to his purpose. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $12.50. Our final total for Fayette County Caring & Sharing is $51.81. Chapel notes for January 3: The Catechism reading is the Second Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Mr. Urban will be conducting the chapel service. January chapel offerings are designated for Lutherans for Life. Baptismal Birthdays There are no Baptismal birthday observances for the period of December 23-January 5. This Week’s Acolytes December 24 9:00 AM-Dennis Wollin December 24 6:30 PM-Addyson Schaal December 25 9:00 AM-Reagan Roberts December 31 9:00 AM-Seth Bergmann December 31 6:30 PM-Riley Schaal Book-It and Blues Book Worms Recording sheets for both programs for the month of December were due in to the respective classroom teachers today, Wednesday, December 20. Art Class Ms. Angie will be holding an art class for Grades 3 & up on January 1 & 2. If you are interested, contact Angie Guerrettaz at 349-8008 by Wednesday, December 20. End of 2nd Quarter/Report The 2nd quarter of the 2017-2018 school year came to an end today. Report cards for the quarter will be given our on Friday, January 5. Thank You A big thank you to the students and teachers and staff for all their efforts in preparing and presenting “A ‘Sola’ Christmas. Thank you also to the family members and other guests who attended. We also thank Pastor Meyer, Pastor Holtz, and Jan Mendonca for their roles. A final thank you goes to everyone who contributed to the offering. The “loose” money offering for Unity Lutheran School was “$607.00. My apologies to anyone I may have missed thanking. Mr. Urban January Chapel Offerings January chapel offerings are designated for Lutherans for Life. The organization is very active in promoting the gift of life as God uniquely created it. A special emphasis will be extended to those unborn, to those mentally or physically challenged, and to those in their last years of life. Offerings will go toward promoting the ministry that life as God created it be sanctified. Upcoming Schedule Wed. Dec. 20: Classroom Christmas Parties 12:30pm Dismissal at 2:00 p.m. (Christmas break begins) End of 2nd Quarter Advent Worship Service 7:00pm Sun. Dec. 24: Worship Service 9:00am (No S.S./B.C.) Christmas Eve Service 6:30pm Mon. Dec. 25: Christmas Day Service 9:00am Sun. Dec. 31: Worship Service 9:00am (No S.S./B.C.) New Year’s Eve Service 6:30pm Mon. Jan. 1: New Year’s Day Wed. Jan. 3: Classes Resume Chapel 8:30am Fri. Jan. 5: Report Cards given out Basketball the Next Several Weeks Wed. Dec. 27-6:00-8:00-Open Gym (Gr.5-8) Father’s Welcome Tue. Jan. 2-6:00-8:00-Open Gym (Gr. 5-8) Father’s Welcome Wed. Jan. 3-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) 6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Thur. Jan. 4-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Christmas Blessings We take this opportunity to wish all the students and their families a most joyous Christmas season. May God continue to also bless you in the coming New Year. We do not always understand Gods will, but we do know that at the first Christmas, God sent his Son Jesus for us. Jesus lived, died, and rose for us. No matter where we go, or what happens to us, we are His. Staff of St. Peter’s Lutheran School & Little Saints Preschool Advent/Christmas (An angel said) “She will bear a Son, and you shall call His name Jesus, for He will save His people from their sins.” Matthew 1:21. Choosing a name for a baby can be hard. There are so many things to consider! Should we honor someone by choosing their name? Does it sound well with the family name? Will there be other kids in kindergarten with the same name? Will it be too difficult to pay or spell? Joseph and Mary got to avoid all of this. The angel said simply, “Call his name Jesus,” which means, “The Lord is salvation.” Then the angel gave the reason as well, “He will save His people from their sins.” That is why God came into our world – to be born among us, to become our Savior. Christmas Break Our Christmas break begins today, Wednesday December 20, with the 2:00 p.m. dismissal. Classes will resume on Wednesday, January 3, 2018. The school family at St. Peter’s Lutheran offers our sincere condolences to the Jenne Family during their time of loss. Looking Ahead in January Monday, January 8: 1st January basketball game (at New Horizon, Centralia) Tuesday, January 9: Reading Buddies Sunday, January 14: PTL Fun Fair Monday, January 15: M.L. King, Jr. Day (No School) Thursday, January 18: Last home varsity basketball game (8th Grade Night) Tuesday, January 23: Volleyball season opens (Sacred Heart at St. Peter) Friday, January 26: 12:00 p.m. dismissal *Chapel services, other basketball games, and additional volleyball matches are on the January schedule. They will appear on the Weekly Note as the month unfolds. MENU Wed. Jan. 1 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Corn, Fruit, Milk Thurs. Jan. 4 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Stew, Roll, Cheese Stick, Fruit, Milk Fri. Jan. 5 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Carrots, Doritos, Fruit, Milk Thanks the students and staff for all the Christmas gifts and treats. Each and every one was truly appreciated. I am blessed to be among you all! Mrs. Belinda Weekly Note, December 15, 2017
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is “Know then in your heart that as a man disciplines his son, the LORD your God disciplines you.” Deuteronomy 8:5. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $16.81. The total to date for Fayette County Caring & Sharing is $39.31. Next week’s offering will be the final offering for our December project. Next week: The Catechism reading is the First Petition of the Lord’s Prayer. Pastor Koehler will be conducting our chapel service. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Seth Bergmann (December 17). This Week’s Acolytes Sunday – Tristan Roberts Wednesday – Emma Runge Children’s Christmas Program The Children’s Christmas program entitled “A ‘Sola’ Christmas” will be presented in St. Peter’s Lutheran Church this coming Sunday, December 17. The program begins at 6:00 p.m. Some of our students will be presenting preservice piano selections beginning at 5:45 p.m. All students should be in the church basement no later than 5:45 p.m. Star Max Theater Trip St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will be treated to a movie, popcorn, and a drink at the Starmax Theater in Vandalia on Monday, December 18. The movie will be Ferdinand. We will depart SPLS at 12pm and will return around 3pm. Bus transportation will be provided for this field trip. A BIG thank you to the Board of Christian Education for this treat for the students and staff! Early bus riders – you will need to make other arrangements for the afternoon of 12/18. PTL Fun Fair Raffle Tickets are going home today with the oldest child in the family. Please have all tickets returned to school by January 10! There will be prized awarded to the top three ticket selling families! The raffle prizes are as follows: Grand Prize $500 1st Prize $250 2nd - 4th Prize $100 4th – 9th Prize $50 More details to come about the Fun Fair Auction and Soup Supper. Classroom Christmas Parties Classroom Christmas parties will take place on Wednesday, December 20, starting at 12:30 p.m. All students received information from his/her teacher regarding information for the party in each respective classroom. Book-It and Blues Book Worms recording sheets for the month of December are due in to teachers on Wednesday, December 20. Art Class Ms. Angie will be holding an art class for Grades 3 & up on January 1 & 2. If you are interested, contact Angie Guerrettaz at 349-8008 by Wednesday, December 20. St. Peter Volunteer Fire Department Toy Auction will be held in the school gym this coming Saturday, December 16 beginning at 6 p.m. See the information attached to the Weekly Note for details. Advent – Love Came Down In “Love Came Down” we see how the Heavenly Father spared nothing – not even His own Son – to work out our salvation. Though we had rebelled in our sins and spurned God and His Commandments, He chose us – not for exclusion, but redemption. The Father’s love sought us out in our perilous condition and, in His infinite mercy, bridged the divide to our isolation through Jesus – the one Mediator between God and Man. The story of our salvation is a hard-fought victory. What began in a humble manger stall in Bethlehem on Christmas morn reached its zenith when Jesus – child of Mary, Son of God – was crucified, died, and rose from the dead three days later. This is what God did for us; this is what happened when love came down. Christmas Dinner The students and staff will be enjoying a Christmas dinner on Wednesday, December 20. Our volunteer helpers have also been invited to the meal. The meal is provided compliments of the staff. There will be no charge to the students, so all are encouraged to eat the school lunch that day. Turkey, mashed potatoes (with real potatoes), vegetables, rolls and dessert will be among the highlights of the meal. Christmas Break Our Christmas break will begin next Wednesday following the classroom Christmas parties. Classes will resume on Wednesday, January 3, 2018. Spelling Bee Champions Congratulations to our spelling bee winners. They will advance to the Lutheran School Spelling Bee at Lutheran High School in Springfield on Saturday, January 6. Grades 3, 4, and 5 competition will be held 9:00 a.m. – 10:00 a.m. Grades 6, 7 and 8 competition will take place from 10:15 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. Our winners who will be attending are: Grade 3: Emma Roberts, Bailey Wodtka Grade 4: Addisyn Sigrist, Shelby Smithson Grade 5: Ezra Arenas, Callaway Smith Grade 6: Addyson Schaal, Liam Kraemer Next Week Sun. Dec. 17: Worship Service, 9:00 a.m. Sunday School & Bible Class Follow Children’s Christmas Program 6:00 p.m. Mon. Dec. 18: StarMax Theater Trip (K-8) Wed. Dec. 20: Chapel 8:30 a.m. Christmas Dinner Classroom Christmas Parties 12:30pm Dismissal 2:00pm Christmas Break Begins End of 2nd Quarter Advent Worship Service 7:00pm Basketball Next Week Mon. Dec. 18-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) Tue. Dec. 19-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Basketball Scores Pee-Wee St. Peter 14 St. Theresa 3 JV St. Peter 24 Iuka 37 St. Peter 50 St. Theresa 23 Varsity St. Peter 25 Mulberry Grove 37 St. Peter 34 St. Elmo/Brownstown 62 St. Peter 18 Iuka 48 St. Peter 36 St. Theresa 32 MENU M-18 Cereal, GoGurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Grilled Chicken, Roll, Corn Fruit, Milk T-19 Cooks Choice Cooks Choice: Corndog, Riblette, Chicken Patty, Pizza Bosco, Veggie, Fruit, Milk W-20 Cooks Choice Turkey, Mashed Potatoes, Vegetable, Fruit, Dessert (Christmas Dinner) Weekly Note, December 8, 2017
ABC Passage Our ABC Bible verse for next week is found in John 14:6. It reads, “Jesus said to him, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $22.50. This was our first monthly offering for Fayette County Caring & Sharing. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Introduction to the Lord’s Prayer Pastor Meyer will be conducting the chapel service. Baptismal Birthdays We have one Baptismal birthday observance in the upcoming week. Baptismal remembrance blessings to Gabrielle Rincker-Cushman (December 15). December Chapel Offerings Our offerings for the month are designated for Fayette County Caring & Sharing. They may be monetary as well as food pantry items. Further information and an itemized list can be found in the Caring & Sharing article. This Week’s Acolytes Sunday – Gaige Phillips Wednesday – Max Magnus Mid-Quarter Reports Parents, if you have not signed and returned your child’s or children’s mid-quarter reports to the classroom teacher, please do so as soon as possible. Thank you! Children’s Christmas Program The Children’s Christmas program entitled “A ‘Sola’ Christmas” will be presented in St. Peter’s Lutheran Church on Sunday, December 17, beginning at 6:00 p.m. The sections of the service focus on the five solas of the Reformation: Scripture Alone, Faith Alone, Grace Alone, Christ Alone, and To God Alone Be the Glory. Preschool-Grade 8 will be participating in the service. Practices will be held each day next week. Star Max Theater Trip The students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will be treated to a movie, popcorn, and soda, at the Star Max Theater in Vandalia in the afternoon of Monday, December 18. Bus transportation will be provided. The afternoon is courtesy of the Board of Christian Education. Early Bus riders – you will need to make arrangements to have someone pick you up on the afternoon of the 18th. Caring & Sharing December is upon us which means Caring & Sharing Program is underway. We will be preparing boxes for the families who are having a difficult time making ends met. We will provide a Christmas dinner, gifts for the families and a few extra items. This year we will be helping around 45 families. We are asking for non-perishable foods, Kleenex, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc. Please check the date on the food items as outdated goods cannot be used. Gift ideas for kids include baby dolls, princess dolls, make-up or perfume sets, art supplies, legos, star wars, cologne sets. Socks, hats & gloves (all sizes) are put in the boxes also. If you would like to donate items or make a monetary contribution, contact Jo Williams at 245-6677 or 9501 Rocky Rd., Farina, IL 62838. Also, if you know of any family who might benefit from the program, please contact Jo or Mr. Urban. Our program includes the Farina, LaClede, St. Peter and Loogootee areas. Deadline for turning items in is Wednesday, December 13. The boxes will go out on Saturday, December 16. PTL will be making a second SCRIP order for the month of December. Orders must be turned in by December 14. Classroom Christmas Parties Classroom Christmas parties will take place on Wednesday, December 20, starting at 12:30 p.m. All students received information from his/her teacher regarding information for the party in each respective classroom. Next Week Sat. Dec. 9: BB, St. Elmo Shootout, 12:00 & 2:45pm Sun. Dec. 10: 9:00am Worship Service, Sunday School, & Bible Class follow Mon. Dec. 11: BB at Iuka, 6:00pm Tues. Dec. 12: BB with St. Theresa, 5:30pm (PeeWee, JV, V ) Wed. Dec. 13: Chapel, 8:30am Advent Worship Service, 7:00pm Looking Ahead Sun. Dec. 17: Worship Service, SS, BC Children’s Christmas Program 6:00 pm Mon. Dec. 18: Star Max Theater Trip (K-8) Wed. Dec. 20: Chapel Classroom Christmas Parties 2:00 pm Dismissal End of 2nd Quarter Advent Worship Service, 7:00 pm Basketball Next Week Sat. Dec. 9-St. Elmo Shootout- 12:00pm-St. Peter vs. Mulberry Grove (V) 2:45pm-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo/Brownstown (V) Mon.-Dec.11-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Iuka (JV,V) Tue. Dec. 12-5:30pm-St. Theresa @ St. Peter (PW, JV, V) Wed. Dec. 13-3:30-5:00pm-BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) Thur. Dec. 14-3:30-5:30pm-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) 5:30pm-Baseball meeting in Gym Concession Workers Tue. Dec. 12-Dennis & Amy Schaal, Andy Arenas, Stacey Bradford for JV & Varsity. Need volunteers for the Pee Wee Game. Basketball Scores Pee Wee St. Peter 2 St. John’s Mattoon 30 6th Grade St. Peter 31 St. John’s Mattoon 27 JV St. Peter 22 New Horizon 33 St. Peter 16 Altamont Lutheran 42 Varsity St. Peter 34 St. John’s Mattoon 38 St. Peter 32 New Horizon 43 St. Peter 18 Altamont Lutheran 69 Baseball Meeting There will be a short meeting Thursday, December 14 at 5:30pm in the Gym for anyone that is considering playing school baseball next fall. This meeting is for the players and parents. Please make an effort to attend this meeting. If you can’t attend, please let me know before the meeting. David Harmeier Advent The Meaning of the Advent Wreath Advent wreaths use candles of three colors – blue or purple, pink, and white. 1st Candle – (blue) – The Prophecy Candle or Candle of Hope – We can have hope because God is faithful and will keep the promises made to us. Our hope comes from God. 2nd Candle – (blue) – The Bethlehem Candle or The Candle of Preparation – God kept His promise of a Savior who would be born in Bethlehem. Preparation means to “get ready.” Help us be ready to welcome YOU, O GOD! 3rd Candle – (pink) – The Shepherd Candle or The Candle of Joy- The angels sang a message of JOY! 4th Candle- (blue) – The Angel Candle or The Candle of Love – The angels announced the good news of a Savior. God sent his only Son to earth to save us, because he loves us! 5th Candle – (white)- “Christ Candle”-The white candle reminds us that Jesus is the spotless Lamb of God, sent to wash away our sins! His birth was for his death; his death was for our birth. MENU M-11 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Corn, Nacho/Salsa Fruit, Milk T-12 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk Salisbury Steak, Potatoes, Fruit, Milk W-13 Breakfast Boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Turkey/Cheese Sandwich, Carrots, Fruit, Milk TH-14 Muffins, Gogurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette/Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk F-15 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Drummies, Bread, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk WEEKLY NOTE, December 1, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week reads, “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God.” John 1:1. Chapel Notes Chapel offerings this week were $17.77. Our final total for LCMS Armed Forces is $201.19. Thank you to everyone for contributing during November. Next week: The Catechism reading is the 3rd Article of the Apostles Creed. Mr. Urban will be leading the service. Baptismal Birthdays There are no Baptismal birthday observances in the upcoming week. December Chapel Offerings Our offerings for the month are designated for Fayette County Caring & Sharing. They may be monetary as well as food pantry items. Further information and an itemized list can be found in the Caring & Sharing article. This Week’s Acolyte Allie Murphree Reading Buddies Reading Buddies meet this coming Tuesday, December 5. The session begins at 12:30 p.m. SCRIP orders – due today! Shop With a Cop The Fayette County Sherriff’s Office is once again sponsoring it’s “Shop With a Cop” program. Consider making a donation this year. Last year the program was able to make a better Christmas for 65 children around Fayette County. This year’s shopping will take place on December 16. You may drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 8. Donations may also be dropped off at the Sherriff’s Office or be mailed to 221 S. 7th Street, Vandalia, IL 62471. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop. If anyone has any questions about the program or to provide the name of a family in need, please call (618) 283-2141. Mid-Quarter Reports Mid-quarter reports were sent home today with all students in grades 1-8. Please sign and return the report to the classroom teacher on Monday, December 4. The report gives students the opportunity to improve their grades before report cards are issued at the end of the 2nd quarter. Looking Ahead Saturday, Dec. 9: BB, St. Elmo Shootout Sunday, Dec. 10: Worship Service, SS, BC Monday, Dec. 11: BB @ Iuka Tuesday, Dec. 12: BB with St. Theresa Wednesday, Dec. 13: Chapel Advent Worship Service Upcoming Schedule & Next Week Fri. Dec. 1: Mid-Quarter reports BB with St. John’s Mattoon 6pm Sat. Dec. 2: Pee Wee BB with Salem 12:30 pm Sun. Dec. 3:Worship 9am/Sunday School & Bible Class follow Mon. Dec. 4: Mid-Quarter reports due back BB with New Horizon, 6pm Tues. Dec. 5: Reading Buddies, 12:30 pm BB @ Altamont Lutheran, 6pm Wed. Dec. 6: Chapel, 8:30 am Advent Worship Service, 7pm Ms. Sandy Day Thursday, December 7 has been designated as Ms. Sandy Day. Students and staff are kindly asked to wear Sandy Strong t-shirts and/or bracelets. If you do not have a Sandy Strong t-shirt or bracelet, please wear school colors or another suggestion would be yellow. Ms. Sandy loves yellow roses. We will take a school picture that will be sent to her. Let’s show our support for Ms. Sandy as she battles ALS. Caring & Sharing December is upon us which means Caring & Sharing Program is underway. We will be preparing boxes for the families who are having a difficult time making ends met. We will provide a Christmas dinner, gifts for the families and a few extra items. This year we will be helping around 45 families. We are asking for non-perishable foods, Kleenex, shampoo, deodorant, toothpaste, toothbrushes, etc. Please check the date on the food items as outdated goods cannot be used. Gift ideas for kids include baby dolls, princess dolls, make-up or perfume sets, art supplies, legos, star wars, cologne sets. Socks, hats & gloves (all sizes) are put in the boxes also. If you would like to donate items or make a monetary contribution, contact Jo Williams at 245-6677 or 9501 Rocky Rd., Farina, IL 62838. Also, if you know of any family who might benefit from the program, please contact Jo or Mr. Urban. Our program includes the Farina, LaClede, St. Peter and Loogootee areas. Deadline for turning items in is Wednesday, December 13. The boxes will go out on Saturday, December 16. Advent What is Advent? The Church divides the year into different seasons that emphasize the life of Christ and the life of the Church. Beginning on Sunday, December 3, we will enter the season of Advent. (This is also the first Sunday of the new Church year.) Advent is the season of preparation and anticipation leading up to Christmas, December 25. The focus of Advent is two-fold. On one hand, we prepare to celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ, the Son of God, who came into the world as both God and man so that our sins might be forgiven. On the other hand, we anticipate the day when Jesus will return to Earth and bring an end to this world. Advent, then, is a time to repent and believe. Knowing that Jesus was born to forgive our sins, we repent (admit our failures to God) and believe that we are forgiven because of the death and resurrection on our behalf. Also, knowing that Jesus is coming back, we repent and believe that when He returns, He will give us eternal life. MENU M-4 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Ham/Cheese Wrap, Beans, Fruit, Milk T-5 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hot Dog/Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk W-6 Biscuit & Gravy, Fruit, Juice, Milk Chicken Patty, Gravy, Roll, Potatoes, Fruit, Milk TH-7 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Salad, Salsa, Fruit, Milk F-8 French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Carrots, Fruit, Milk Basketball Next Week Fri. Dec. 1-6pm-St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter (PW, 5 & 6, V) Sat. Dec. 2-12:30pm-Salem @ St. Peter (PW)-1Game (NOTE TIME CHANGE) Mon. Dec. 4-6pm-New Horizon @ St. Peter (JV,V) Tue. Dec. 5-6pm-St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran (JV,V) Wed. Dec. 6-3:30-5:00-BB Practice-Graces 5-8 Fri. Dec. 8-3:30-5:00-BB Practice-Graces 2-4 Sat. Dec. 9-TBA-St. Elmo Shootout (V) Concessions Workers Friday, Dec. 1-Since the game Monday with Sandoval was canceled and I forgot this game on the work schedule, the workers from Monday will work – David & Tracy Wollin, Keith Koehler, and I need a volunteer. Sat. Dec. 2 – Volunteers Mon. Dec. 4-Scott & Shannon Brauer, Ron Potter, Torrey & Jill Magnus Weekly Note, November 21, 2017 ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is found in Genesis 1:1. It reads, “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Chapel Notes Chapel offerings from the November 15 chapel services were $27.43. Total to date for LCMS Armed Forces is $183.42. Next week is the final offering for the armed forces. Next week: The Catechism reading is the 2nd Article of the Apostles Creed. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to lead chapel. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal Birthday observances for the period of November 22-December 1. This Week’s Acolytes Thanksgiving Eve: Tristan Roberts Sunday: Reagan Roberts SCRIP Gift Cards The Christmas holidays are approaching. For those who purchase gift cards, now is an excellent time to do so. Consider purchasing them through the PTL’s SCRIP program. The PTL receives a percentage of each gift card sold. It is an excellent way to raise money for our school and students. Order blanks are located on the landing under the mailboxes in the church narthex and in the school office. The next order is going in December 1. Freel free to contact Amy Schaal at (618) 553-9495 or amyschaal@yahoo.com if you have any questions. Shop With a Cop The Fayette County Sherriff’s Office is once again sponsoring it’s “Shop With a Cop” program. Consider making a donation this year. Last year the program was able to make a better Christmas for 65 children around Fayette County. This year’s shopping will take place on December 16. You may drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 8. Donations may also be dropped off at the Sherriff’s Office or be mailed to 221 S. 7th Street, Vandalia, IL 62471. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop. If anyone has any questions about the program or to provide the name of a family in need, please call (618) 283-2141. Book It and Blues Book Worms recording sheets for the month of November are due in to teachers on Thursday, Novemb er 30. Next Week Sun. Nov. 26 9:00 a.m. Worship Service, Sunday School, & Bible Class follow Mon. Nov. 27: BB, Sandoval @ St. Peter 6:00 p.m. Wed. Nov. 29: Chapel, 8:30 a.m. Fri. Dec. 1: Mid-Quarter Reports BB with St. John’s, Mattoon 6:00 p.m. (2-4, 5-6, 7-8) Looking Ahead Sun. Dec. 3-Worship Service, S.S. B.C. Mon. Dec. 4: BB with New Horizon Tues. Dec. 5: Reading Buddies BB at ALIS Wed. Dec. 6: Chapel Advent Worship Service Upcoming Schedule Today, Nov. 21: Mid-Quarter 2:00 p.m. Dismissal Wed. Nov. 22: No School Thanksgiving Eve Service 6:30 p.m. Thurs. Nov. 23: Thanksgiving Day (No School) Fri. Nov. 24: No School Basketball Next Week Mon. Nov. 27-6PM-Sandoval @St. Peter (JV,V) Tue. Mon. 28-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) Wed. Nov. 29-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr.5-8) Thur. Nov. 30-3:30-5:00 BB Practice (Gr. 2-4) 6:00-8:00 BB Practice (Gr. 5-8) Fri. Dec. 1-6:00pm-St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter (PW, 5 & 6, V) Sat. Dec. 2-1pm-Salem @ St. Peter (PW) 2 games Basketball Scores JV St. Peter 17 St. Thomas 35 V St. Peter 20 St. Thomas 49 St. Theresa Tournament Scores St. Peter 30 St. Peter 28 Odin 62 Hoffman 47 St. Peter 27 St. Theresa 47 Christmas Gift Exchange Students will be receiving a note from their teacher concerning Christmas gift exchanges in their classroom. Please check with your child to determine what is being done in his/her classroom. Concession Workers Monday, Nov. 27-David & Tracy Wollin, Keith Koehler NOTE: I need another volunteer for this game. NOTE: I missed the Friday, Dec. 1 game on the work schedule. I need volunteers for that night also. We are playing a Pee Wee game at 6:00, so if a couple of Pee Wee parents could work the first game and a couple of JV or Varsity parents could work the last two games that would be good. NOTE: I also need a couple of volunteers for the Saturday, Dec. 2 Pee Wee Games with Salem. PLEASE LET DAVID KNOW IF YOU CAN HELP FOR ANY OF THESE. THANK YOU. MENU M.-27 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Sausage/Cheese Sandwich, Hashbrown, Fruit, Milk T-28 Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger/Bun, Nacho/Cheese, Carrots, Fruit, Milk W-29 Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Beans, Chips, Fruit, Milk TH-30 Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk Beef Stew, Garlic Bread, Cheese, Fruit, Milk F-1 Pancake Wrap, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk Thursday Note, November 16, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is found in Joshua 1:9. It reads, “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.” Chapel Notes No chapel next week. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal Birthdays in the upcoming week. This Week’s Acolyte Dennis Wollin Picture Retakes/Sports Pictures Picture retakes and sports pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 21. This includes those who were absent on October 2 and new students who were not enrolled on that date. In addition anyone who was dissatisfied with the pictures on the original picture day – you may have the picture retaken. You, however, need to return the original package in order to have a retake. Sports pictures include baseball, all levels of basketball (V, JV, PeeWee), and all levels of Volleyball (V, JV, C). Sports forms were given our today. Individual retake forms went out early this week. If anyone did not receive a form, please contact the school office. Little Saints Daycare will be closed Friday, November 17. Family Meal Fundraiser The PTL family meal fundraiser is drawing to a close. Information and order forms were attached to an earlier Friday Note. The meals cost $160. That, however, breaks down to $16/meal to feed a family of five. Families may also go together to order a set of meals. Order deadline is Tuesday, November 22. Any questions – please contact Julie Roberts at (618) 322-6433. SCRIP Gift Cards The Christmas holidays are approaching. For those who purchase gift cards, now is an excellent time to do so. Consider purchasing them through the PTL’s SCRIP program. The PTL receives a percentage of each gift card sold. It is an excellent way to raise money for our school and students. Order blanks are located on the landing under the mailboxes in the church narthex and in the school office. One is also attached to today’s Friday Note. The next order is going in December 1. Freel free to contact Amy Schaal at (618) 553-9495 or amyschaal@yahoo.com if you have any questions. Christmas Program Note The Children’s Christmas program for St. Peter’s Lutheran Church and School will take place on Sunday, December 17, 6:00 p.m. A note including your RSVP was sent home on Monday. The note is due back by Monday, November 20. We look forward to all students joining in to celebrate the birth of our Savior. Thank You Thank you to all the students and staff for a job well done in conjunction with the Reformation 500 Food Drive. Special thanks to Mrs. Benning for coordinating the effort. The students and in many cases their families at Concordia Seminary are most appreciative of our efforts. Food drives such as ours are a major source of donations in stocking the food pantry at the seminary. Many seminarians are face with both the cost of education as well as raising a family. As a result, the food pantry is a much needed benefit. The seminary sends us heartfelt thanks and wishes us a blessed Thanksgiving and a blessed upcoming Christmas season. Mr. Urban Please come dressed as your favorite Peanuts Character on Tuesday, November 21. We will be enjoying the Peanuts Thanksgiving movie. (If your child is getting picture retakes, please send clothes and they will be allowed to change). Shop With a Cop The Fayette County Sherriff’s Office is once again sponsoring it’s “Shop With a Cop” program. Consider making a donation this year. Last year the program was able to make a better Christmas for 65 children around Fayette County. This year’s shopping will take place on December 16. You may drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 8. Donations may also be dropped off at the Sherriff’s Office or be mailed to 221 S. 7th Street, Vandalia, IL 62471. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop. If anyone has any questions about the program or to provide the name of a family in need, please call (618) 283-2141. Next Week Mon. Nov. 20-St. Theresa BB Tourney (TBA) Tues. Nov. 21-Picture Retakes/Group Pics 9AM Mid-Quarter 2PM Dismissal St. Theresa BB Tourney (TBA) Wed. Nov. 22-No School Thanksgiving Eve Service 6:30PM Thurs. Nov. 23-No School Fri. Nov. 24-No School Looking Ahead Sun. Nov. 26-Worship Service, Sunday School, Bible Class Mon. Nov. 27-BB with Sandoval Wed. Nov. 28-Chapel Fri. Dec.1-BB with St. John’s Mattoon (3-4, 5-6, 7-8) Upcoming Schedule Thurs. Nov. 16 (tonight) BB @ Newton, St. Thomas 5:30 p.m. Fri. Nov. 17-No School St. Theresa BB Tournament (7:20 p.m. vs. Odin) Sat. Nov. 18-St. Theresa BB Tournament (5:45 p.m. or 8:15 p.m.) Sun. Nov. 19-9:00 a.m. worship service, Sunday School & Bible Class follow Turkey Supper 5:00 p.m. Basketball Next Week Thur. Nov. 16-5:30pm-St. Peter @ St. Thomas Newton (5th Grade Quarters, JV, V) Fri. Nov. 17-St. Theresa Tournament-7:20pm-St. Peter vs. Odin (V) Sat. Nov. 18-St. Theresa Tournament-5:45pm or 8:15pm vs. Kell or Trinity Hoffmann (V) Mon. Nov. 20-St. Theresa Tournament-TBA Tues. Nov. 21-3:30-5:00 BB Practice (Gr.2-4) Basketball Scores JV St. Peter 23 Patoka 27 V St. Peter 24 Patoka 49 Basketball Schedule Changes Tonight (Thur. Nov. 16) 5th Grade will play a couple of quarters starting at 5:30 p.m. with the JV game starting at 6:15 to be followed by the Varsity at St. Thomas Newton. The Pee Wee games scheduled for Sat. Dec. 16 has been moved to Sat. Dec. 2 starting at 1:00 p.m. with Salem at St. Peter. The 5th & 6th Grade will be participating in a tournament at Danville on Sat. Jan. 27. Originally, we were to play two games that day. We now will be playing three games all on Saturday. MENU M-20 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Riblette, Roll, Beans, Fruit, Milk T-21 Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk Turkey & Cheese Wrap, Carrots, Chips, Fruit, Milk W-22 No School No School TH-23 No School No School F-24 No School No School Reminder to parents if your child is sick, or going to be absent, please phone the school and let us know. This is stated in the school Handbook. Room Parents Signed Up For Parties Preschool 3 Year old “Christmas Party” Snacks: Jessica Lotz Drinks: Sarah Mette Treat Bags: Jen Sporleder Napkins/Plates: Julie Farthing 3 Year old “Valentine Party” Snacks: Jennifer Sporleder Drinks: Erica Grandt Napkins/Plates: Julie Farthing Treat Bags: Mahala Jacquin 3 Year old “Easter Party” Snacks: Lindsay Lash Drinks: Kristi Blomberg Napkins/Plates: Erica Grandt Treat Bags: Jessica Lotz 4 Year old “Christmas Party” Snacks: Stacey Bergmann Drinks: Karen Baylis Treat Bags: Debbie Moore Napkins/Plates: Kelly Taylor 4 Year old “Valentine Party” Snacks: Karen Baylis Drinks: Treat Bags: Kelly Taylor Napkins/Plates: Debbie Moore 4 Year old “Easter Party” Snacks: Drinks: Debbie Moore Napkins/Plates: Kelly Hall Treat Bags: Stacey Bergmann Kindergarten Christmas Party Wed. Dec. 20 12:20 p.m. Stacey Bergmann, Kyle Urban, Lindsay Lash Kindergarten Valentine’s Day Party Wed. Feb. 14 2:00 p.m. Sara Hunley, Jessica Lotz Kindergarten Easter Party Wed. Mar. 28 12:30 p.m. Stacey Bergmann, Julie Roberts 1 & 2 Grade Christmas Party Amanda Wodtka, Lindsay Lash, Lacy Stock, Stacey Bergmann 1 & 2 Grade Valentine’s Day Party Anne Hoover, Erica Grandt, Aime Sigrist, Lacy Stock 1 & 2 Grade Easter Party Erica Grandt, Shelly Reynolds, Lacy Stock, Stacey Bergmann 3 & 4 Grade Christmas Party Tina Benning, Lori Smithson, Amy Schaal, Angela Mace 3 & 4 Grade Valentine’s Day Party Tina Benning, Lori Smithson, Aime Sigrist, Amanda Wodtka 3 & 4 Grade Easter Party Tina Benning, Lori Smithson, Amy Schaal, Angela Mace 5 & 6 Grade Christmas Party Stacey Bergmann, Amy Schaal, Kelly Hall, Ann Jenne 5 & 6 Grade Valentine’s Day Party Anne Hoover, Amanda Robb 5 & 6 Grade Easter Party Julie Roberts, Stacey Bergmann 7 & 8 Grade Christmas Party Shannon Brauer, Amanda Robb 7 & 8 Grade Valentine’s Day Party Ann Jenne 7 & 8 Grade Easter Party Shannon Brauer, Angela Mace, Megan Murphree, Amanda Robb FRIDAY NOTE, NOVEMBER 10, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is found in Matthew 28:19-20. It reads, “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $114.32. The total to date for LCMS Armed Forces is $155.99. Next week: The Catechism reading is the First Article of the Apostles Creed. Chapel is scheduled to be led by Pastor Hoehler. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal Birthdays in the upcoming week. This Week’s Acolyte Gaige Phillips Picture Retakes Picture retake day is Tuesday, November 21. Forms were given out today to those who were absent or were not enrolled as of October 2. Also, for those who were dissatisfied with the pictures on original picture day – you may retake the picture. You, however, need to return the original package in order to have pictures retaken. Family Meal Fundraiser The PTL is sponsoring a family fundraiser. Information and order forms were attached two weeks ago to the Friday Note. The meals cost $160. That, however, breaks down to $16/meal to feed a family of five. Families may also go together to order a set of meals. Order deadline is November 22. Any questions – please contact Julie Roberts at (618) 322-6433. WOW!!! Thank you to students, parents, and a Thrivent Action Team. We were able to reach our goal of 500 food items collected by November 10 (Martin Luther’s birthday). These food items will be donated to the St. Louis Seminary Food Pantry. We ended with a total of 611 items. The winning class was grades 5 & 6 with 199 items. Other classrooms and their totals are K-57, 1 & 2-62, 3 & 4-40, and 7 &8-29. Again, thank you to everyone for participating. Christmas Program The Children’s Christmas program will take place on Sunday evening, December 17. A note including your RSVP will be sent home next Monday. Next Week Sun. Nov. 12-9:00 a.m. worship service, Sunday School & Bible Class follow Mon. Nov. 13-BB, Patoka @ St. Peter 6:00pm Wed. Nov. 15-Chapel, 8:30am Thurs. Nov. 16-BB @ Newton St. Thomas 6pm Fri. Nov. 17-No School St. Theresa BB Tournament (7:20pm vs. Odin) Looking Ahead Sat. Nov. 18-St. Theresa BB Tournament (5:45pm or 8:15pm) Sun. Nov. 19-Turkey Supper 5pm Mon. Nov. 20-St. Theresa BB Tournament TBA Tues. Nov. 21-200pm Dismissal Mid-Quarter St. Theresa BB Tournament TBA Wed. Nov. 22-No School Thurs. Nov. 23-Thanksgiving Day Fri. Nov. 24-No School Basketball Next Week Mon. Nov. 13-6:00pm-Patoka @St. Peter (JV,V) Tue. Nov. 14-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr.5-8 Wed. Nov. 15-3:30-5:00-BB Practice-Gr.2-4 Thur. Nov. 16-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Newton(JV,V) Fri. Nov. 17-St. Theresa Tournament-7:20pm-St. Peter vs. Odin (V) Sat. Nov. 18-St. Theresa Tournament-5:45pm or 8:15pm vs. Kell or Trinity Hoffman (V) Volleyball Results The Lady Saints concluded the fall portion of their volleyball season at last weekends LSA State volleyball tournament. Pool play results were:20-25, 20-25 loss to Immanuel, Batavia; 22-25, 19-25 loss to Immanuel, East Dundee; and a 12-25, 10-25 loss to Christ, Peoria. Pool play results eliminated the Lady Saints from further tourney play. Team members are now looking forward to the winter/spring portion of the season. MENU M13 Poptart, GoGurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown, Fruit, Milk T-14 Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk BBQ Pork, Roll, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk W-15 Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk Meatloaf, Bread, Butter, Corn, Fruit, Milk TH-16 Breakfast Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk Taco Salad, Salsa, Fruit, Milk, Orange Sherbet F-17 No School Reminder Tuition payments are due on the 15th! Reminder to parents if your child is sick, or going to be absent, please phone the school and let us know. This is stated in the school Handbook. Please take note of the Order Forms for T-shirts and bracelets for Sandy Crain attached to the Friday Note. Orders may be returned to the school office or Mrs. Goeckner. Turkey Supper 2017 1) We need volunteers to work that Saturday & Sunday (Nov. 18 & 19). If you are willing to volunteer, you may phone the school or church office to sign up. 2) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper. This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Kari Harmeier for more information or to volunteer. Potato & Turnip Peelers Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 18 beginning at 1:00 p.m. in the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support. Desserts for turkey supper: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support! Grades 5-8 Students Needed Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party. The work list for Sunday has been posted in the narthex and at school. Please check the list for arrival times, some have changed from the past. Workers will not be turned away, if you can volunteer please sign up on one of the sheets or call Kari. St. Peter’s Lutheran School 1st Quarter Honor Roll Highest Honors Grade 5: Evan Hoover Grade 7: Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer Grade 8: Dennis Wollin High Honors Grade 5: Ezra Arenas, Reagan Roberts, Callaway Smith, Colton Smith Grade 6: Emma Jenne, Max Magnus, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal Grade 8: Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz, Allie Murphree, Gaige Phillips Honors Grade 5: Seth Bergmann, Jalynn Mitchell Grade 6: Tommy Goff, Liam Kraemer Grade 8: Tristan Roberts Thank You A special thank you to Mrs. Ponzel, Mrs. Kraemer, as well as the 5th-6th grade for everything they did in conjunction with this week’s successful Veteran’s Day observance. Approximately 40 guests were in attendance. Thank you also to Mrs. Benning, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Goeckner, Mrs. Angie, the preschool helpers, all students (preschool- grade 8), and anyone else who helped make the program a success. Special thanks to Tony Krajefska and his associate Jesse Williams for their presentation during the program. A final thank you to the veterans and their family members who attended. God’s blessings to all. Mr. Urban Friday Note, November 3, 2017 ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “(For) GOD so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $41.67. November offerings are designated for LCMS Armed Forces. Next week: The Catechism reading is the Close of the Commandments. Pastor Meyer is scheduled to conduct the service. Baptismal Birthdays Apologies to Alex Jenne and Will Jenne whose Baptismal birthdays were on October 30. Their observance was inadvertently omitted in last week’s note. Baptismal remembrance blessings to them as well as those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Emma Roberts (November 6), Tristan Roberts (November 6) and Adelaide Ruholl (November 8). This Week’s Acolyte Liam Kraemer (for Allie Murphree) Thank you for volunteering Liam! Reading Buddies Reading Buddies meet this coming Tuesday, November 7. The session begins at 12:30 p.m. Wear Red, White, and Blue Everyone is encouraged to wear red, white, and blue next Wednesday, November 8 as we highlight our country and honor our veterans who will be with us that morning. Change Your Clocks Daylight Savings Time Ends Saturday night/Sunday morning at 2:00 a.m. Be sure to set your clocks back an hour. An extra hour of sleep! LSA State Volleyball God’s Blessings and best wishes to the Lady Saints as they participate in this weekend’s LSA State Volleyball Tournament. Their first match is today at approximately 11:00 a.m. versus Immanuel, Batavia. Later today the Lady Saints go up against Immanuel, East Dundee. The final pool match is Saturday morning where they meet Christ, Peoria. Any further matches will be determined by pool play results. Picture Retakes Picture retakes will be taken on Tuesday, November 21. This includes those who were absent on October 2 or for new students enrolling after that date. Forms will be sent home next Friday. Family Meal Fundraiser The PTL is sponsoring a family fundraiser. Information and order forms were attached to last week’s Friday Note. The meals cost $160. That, however, breaks down to $16/meal to feed a family of five. Families may also go together to order a set of meals. Order deadline is November 22. Any questions – please contact Julie Roberts at (618) 322-6433. Food Fight is being fought hard. It will continue for another week. We currently have collected 306 items toward our goal of 500. Our classroom leader is grades 5 & 6 with 143 items collected. Let the food fight continue. SCRIP Cards The SCRIP gift card order for November 1 has been placed. You will be notified when the cards are received. The next order deadline will be December 1. If anyone has questions, please contact Amy Schaal at 618-553-9495 or the school office. Veterans Day Chapel St. Peter’s Lutheran School will be honoring our local veterans following our chapel service this coming Wednesday, November 8. Chapel will be held as usual, 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Prior to the service the 5th & 6th graders will be serving coffee and donuts in the church basement for the veterans and their families. Following the chapel service this year, Tony Krajefska will be our special speaker sharing with us. The students are also working on a special song and video to honor our veterans and our flag. Please share and invite the veterans in your life. Next Week Fri.-Sun. Nov. 3-5 LSA State Volleyball Mon. Nov. 6-BB @ Sacred Heart 6PM Tue. Nov. 7-Reading Buddies 12:30PM Wed. Nov. 8-Chapel, 8:30AM Veterans Day Observance Follows chapel Fri. Nov. 10-Early Dismissal, 12:00PM Looking Ahead Mon. Nov. 13-BB with Patoka Wed. Nov 15-Chapel Thurs. Nov. 16-BB @ St. Thomas, Newton Fri. Nov. 17-No School St. Theresa BB Tourney begins Basketball Next Week Mon. Nov. 6-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Sacred Heart (JV,V) Tue. Nov. 7-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Gr. 5-8 Wed. Nov. 8-3:30-5:00-BB Practice Gr. 2-4 Thur. Nov. 9-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Gr.5-8 Basketball Scores St. Peter Invitational St. Peter 25 Iuka 54 JV-St. Peter 32 Trinity Centralia 33 V-St. Peter 47 Trinity Centralia 45 Thank You A big THANK YOU to everyone who helped in any way with the St. Peter Invitational Basketball Tournament. Without all of your help, we wouldn’t be able to host such a successful tournament. David Harmeier Pee Wee Basketball Please note that 2nd-4th Grade Basketball will have their first practice on Wednesday, November 8 from 3:30-5:00. MENU M-6 Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk Drummies, Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk T-7 Breakfast Boats, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hot Dogs, Bread, Sweet Potato Fries, Fruit, Milk W-8 Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk Grilled Chicken, Roll, Corn, GoGurt, Fruit, Milk TH-9 Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk Calzone, Broccoli, BBQ Chips, Fruit, Milk F-10 Doughnuts, Fruit, Juice, Milk Ham & Cheese/Bun, Carrot Stix, Pretzel, Fruit, Milk Turkey Supper 2017 It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely: 1) We need volunteers to work that Saturday & Sunday (Nov. 18 & 19). If you are willing to volunteer, you may phone the school or church office to sign up. 2) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper. This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Kari Harmeier for more information or to volunteer. Potato & Turnip Peelers Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 18 beginning at 1:00 p.m. in the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support. Desserts for turkey supper: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support! Grades 5-8 Students Needed Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party. THURSDAY NOTE, October 26, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is from Ephesians 2:8-9. It states, “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works so that no one may boast.” Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $33.70. Total to date for LCMS Disaster Response (Hurricane Response) is $125.14. Next week: The Catechism reading is the 10th Commandment. Mr. Urban is scheduled to conduct the service. November Chapel Offerings Chapel offerings for the month of November are designated for LCMS Armed Forces. This is a mission of the LCMS to provide materials for Lutheran chaplains who serve our men and women in the armed forces. Our offerings will be used to connect Jesus to a soldier, airman, or marine. We give thanks to God in honoring the men and women who faithfully answered the call to serve in our nations military. Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays for the period of October 28-November 3. This Week’s Acolyte Riley Schaal SCRIP Card Reminder Holidays are coming up! The next order deadline is Wednesday, November 1. Orders may be turned in to the school office. Family Meal Fundraiser The PTL is sponsoring a family fundraiser. Information and order forms are attached to this week’s note. The meals cost $160. That, however, breaks down to $16/meal to feed a family of five. Families may also go together to order a set of meals. All information is attached. Fall Parties Classroom fall parties are set for this coming Tuesday – October 31. They are set to begin at 12:30 p.m. Plans include walking uptown (weather permitting). There is also a 2:00 p.m. dismissal on the 31st. Trick or Treat for St. Peter has been set for October 31, from 6-8 p.m. Food Fight Next week we are having a food fight here at school. No, we are not going to be throwing food. Instead we are having a friendly competition between the classrooms. For each food item a student brings for our 500 Reformation Food Drive, he/she will receive one point for his/her classroom. So students show your items to your teacher before placing them on the table. We currently have 46 items collected toward our goal of 500. Let the food fight begin!!! Book-It and Blues Book Worms recording sheets for the month of October are due in to teachers on Tuesday, October 31. Veterans Day Chapel St. Peter’s Lutheran School will be honoring our local veterans following our chapel service on Wednesday, November 8. Chapel will be held as usual, 8:30 a.m. – 9:00 a.m. Prior to the service the 5th & 6th graders will be serving coffee and donuts in the church basement for the veterans and their families. Following the chapel service this year, Tony Krajefska, will be our special speaker sharing with us. The students are also working on a special song and video to honor our veterans and our flag. Please share and invite the veterans in your life. Sunday Service This Sunday, October 29, will be Pastor Meyer’s first worship service at St. Peter’s Lutheran. With his arrival, worship service time is 9:00 a.m. Sunday School and Bible Class begin at 10:30 a.m. Next Week Mon. Oct. 30-BB @ Trinity, Centralia 6PM Tue. Oct. 31-Fall Parties, 12:30PM Dismissal, 2:00PM Wed. Nov. 1-Chapel, 8:30AM Fri.-Sun. Nov. 3-5 LSA State Volleyball Looking Ahead Nov. 6-BB @ Sacred Heart Nov. 8-Chapel/Veterans Day Obervance Nov. 10-12:00 p.m. Dismissal Basketball Mon. Oct. 30-6:00PM-St. Peter @ Trinity, Centralia (JV,V) Wed. Nov.1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 5 6:00-8:00 BB Practice-Gr. 6-8 Thur. Nov. 2-3:30-5:30 BB Practice Gr. 5-8 Basketball Scores St. Peter Invitational St. Peter 30 St. Peter 20 Sandoval 60 Patoka 46 St. Peter 33 St. Theresa 38 Volleyball Next Week Mon. 10/30-Practice 3:30-5:30 Tues. 10/31-Practice 3:30-5:00 **Please note 5:00 end time Thur. 11/2 Practice 6:00-8:00 Fri. 11/3-Sun. 11/5 LSA State Tournament TBA Little Saints Preschool/Daycare Will be closed on Friday, October 27. MENU M-30 Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk Hamburger, Bun, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk T-31 Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown, Fruit Milk W-1 French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk Corndog, Peas, Nacho/Cheese, Fruit, Milk TH-2 Muffins, GoGurt, Fruit, Juice, Milk Cheesy Chicken Wrap, Salad, Fruit, Milk F-3 Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit Snack, Fruit, Milk Turkey Supper A committee has been formed to plan and organize the Turkey Supper this year. We need your help! We need ice cream buckets for storage containers. Please drop them off in the church basement. We will need volunteers in the days ahead and day of the supper. Sign up sheets will be available in the church narthex beginning October 29. Proceeds will benefit St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, School & Preschool. Please consider volunteering to become a part of this long standing tradition! You may contact Kari Harmeier 349-6239 with questions or to volunteer. |
FRIDAY NOTE, October 20, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is found in Romans 6:23. It reads, “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $35.00. Total to date for LCMS Disaster Response (Hurricane Response) is $91.44.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 9h Commandment. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service.
Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays for the period of October 21-27.
This Week’s Acolyte
Addyson Schaal
500th Reformation Food Drive
We have gotten a start on our 500 items for our Reformation Food Drive. Students are encouraged to bring food pantry items to school and place them on the table in the play room. To date we have 31 items towards our goal of 500. This Food Drive will continue through Reformation on October 31 and until Martin Luther’s birthday on November 10. All items received will be donated to Concordia Seminary-St. Louis.
Pastor Meyer Installation/Singing in Church A reminder that the Preschool and K-8 are singing at the installation service for Pastor Meyer this Sunday. Students should meet in the church basement no later than 3:45 p.m. The service begins at 4:00 p.m. A potluck dinner will be held in the gym following the service on the 22. Meat,drinks and tableware will be furnished. One of the Meyer’s children has a severe allergy to tree nuts (walnuts, pecans, almonds, etc.). We respectfully ask that you do not bring any food that has tree nut ingredients.
Butter Braids Ready for Pick Up
Butterbraid pickup is today. They may be picked up in the playroom after school. If you are unable to pick up your order, you were to have made arrangements with someone else to do so.
Reminder About Our Fall Parties For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
The parties are set to begin at 12:30 p.m. There is a 2:00 p.m. dismissal time on the 31st.
Trick or Treat for St. Peter has been set for October 31, from 6-8 p.m.
Next Week is Red Ribbon Week!
Monday, 10/23-RED-y to celebrate a healthy drug free life! Wear red to school.
Tuesday, 10/24-Sock-it to drugs! Wear crazy socks to school.
Wednesday, 10/25- A healthy drug-free life & JESUS gives us PEACE! Wear a peace sign on jewelry or clothing or clothing OR wear tie dyed clothing.
Thursday, 10/26- Tell drugs to take a hike! Wear hiking clothing. We will take a walk/hike to show we are healthy & drug free.
Next Week
Sun. Oct. 22-Pastor Meyer Installation
Worship Service, 4:00 p.m.
Tues. Oct. 24-Tobacco Assembly, 1:30 pm
Wed. Oct. 25-Chapel, 8:30 a.m.
Thurs. Oct. 26-Dismissal at 12:30 p.m.
Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00-7:00 p.m.
Fri. Oct. 27-No School
Oct. 23-26-Red Ribbon Week
Oct. 23-27-St. Peter Invitational Basketball
Tournament, 6:00 p.m. each evening
Looking Ahead
Mon. Oct. 30-BB @ Trinity, Centralia
Tues. Oct. 31-Fall Parties, 12:30 p.m.
Dismissal @ 2:00 p.m.
Wed. Nov. 1 -Chapel
Fri.-Sun. Nov. 3-5-LSA State VB
Basketball
See attached sheets for Schedule.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 10/23 Practice 3:30-5:00
Tues. 10/24 Practice 3:30-5:00
Thurs. 10/26 Practice 12:00-2:00
Congratulations to the C and JV teams for finishing up their Fall Season! I am proud of the girls for all their hard work and am looking forward to Spring Season!
Coach Megan
Welcome The students and staff of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool welcome Pastor Meyer, his wife Cathy; and children Elizabeth (grade 4), Caleb (grade 2), Rebecca (preschool 4’s) and Ephraim (age 2) to our church and school family. God’s continued blessings to them as Pastor Meyer begins his ministry at St. Peter’s Lutheran.
MENU
M-23
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Strips, Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
T-24
Cooks Choice, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cooks Choice, Fruit, Milk
W-25
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rolls, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-26
Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Pretzels, Fruit, Milk
F-27
No School
No School
Turkey Supper A committee has been formed to plan and organize the Turkey Supper this year. We need your help! We need ice cream buckets for storage containers. Please drop them off in the church basement.
We will need volunteers in the days ahead and day of the supper. Sign up sheets will be available in the church narthex beginning October 29.
Proceeds will benefit St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, School & Preschool.
Please consider volunteering to become a part of this long standing tradition! You may contact Kari Harmeier 349-6239 with questions or to volunteer.
Reminder-Scrip cards – Holidays are coming up! We are putting orders in on the 1st of the month!
Parent-Teacher Conferences Thursday Parent-Teacher conferences will be held this coming Thursday, October 26. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time. Unless your child’s teacher has let you know otherwise, conferences will be on a first come, first serve basis. Classes will be dismissed at 12:00 on Thursday and there is no school on Friday. There will be no conferences on Friday.
St. Peter Lutheran 2017-2018
Basketball Schedule
Oct. 23-27 St. Peter Invitational Tourn. TBA
Oct. 30 St. Peter @ Trinity Centralia 6:00pm
Nov. 6 St. Peter @ Sacred Heart 6:00pm
Nov. 13 Patoka @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Nov. 16 St. Peter @ Newton St. Thomas 6:00pm
Nov. 17,18,20,21 St. Theresa Tournament TBA
Nov. 27 Sandoval @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Dec. 1 St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter
(3 & 4), (5 & 6), (7 & 8) 6:00pm
Dec. 4 New Horizon @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Dec. 5 St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran 6:00pm
Dec. 9 St. Elmo Shootout TBA
Dec. 11 St. Peter @ Iuka 6:00pm
Dec. 13 St. Theresa @ St. Peter
(PW, JV, V) 5:30pm
Jan. 8 St. Peter @ New Horizon 6:00pm
Jan. 12 St. Peter @ St. John’s Mattoon
(3 & 4), (5 & 6), (7 & 8) 6:00pm
Jan. 18 Altamont Lutheran @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Jan. 22 SIJHSAA Regional Begin TBA
Feb. 24,25 Springfield Tournament TBA
5 & 6 Pee Wee
Jan. 11 St. Peter @ Trinity Stewardson
(5 & 6) 6:00pm
Jan. 13,14 St. Theresa Pee Wee Tourn. TBA
Jan. 16 St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran
(5 & 6) 6:00pm
Feb. 5 Trinity Stewardson @ St. Peter
(5 & 6) 6:00pm
Feb. 8 St. Peter @ Patoka (5 & 6) 4:15pm
Feb. 1 Patoka @ St. Peter (5 & 6) 4:15pm
Feb. 16-18 Springfield 5 & 6 Tournament TBA
St. Peter Invitational Tournament
October 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 2017
5 Team Round Robin: Iuka, Patoka, Sandoval, St. Theresa, and St. Peter
Schedule
Mon. Oct. 23 6:00pm St. Peter vs. Sandoval
7:15pm Patoka vs. Iuka
Tues. Oct. 24 6:00pm Iuka vs. St. Theresa
7:15pm St. Peter vs. Patoka
Wed. Oct. 25 6:00pm Patoka vs. Sandoval
7:15pm St. Theresa vs. St. Peter
Thurs. Oct. 26 6:00pm Iuka vs. St. Peter
7:15pm Sandoval vs. St. Theresa
Fri. Oct. 27 6:00pm St. Theresa vs. Patoka
7:15pm Sandoval vs. Iuka
Underlined team is home team
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is found in Romans 6:23. It reads, “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $35.00. Total to date for LCMS Disaster Response (Hurricane Response) is $91.44.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 9h Commandment. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service.
Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays for the period of October 21-27.
This Week’s Acolyte
Addyson Schaal
500th Reformation Food Drive
We have gotten a start on our 500 items for our Reformation Food Drive. Students are encouraged to bring food pantry items to school and place them on the table in the play room. To date we have 31 items towards our goal of 500. This Food Drive will continue through Reformation on October 31 and until Martin Luther’s birthday on November 10. All items received will be donated to Concordia Seminary-St. Louis.
Pastor Meyer Installation/Singing in Church A reminder that the Preschool and K-8 are singing at the installation service for Pastor Meyer this Sunday. Students should meet in the church basement no later than 3:45 p.m. The service begins at 4:00 p.m. A potluck dinner will be held in the gym following the service on the 22. Meat,drinks and tableware will be furnished. One of the Meyer’s children has a severe allergy to tree nuts (walnuts, pecans, almonds, etc.). We respectfully ask that you do not bring any food that has tree nut ingredients.
Butter Braids Ready for Pick Up
Butterbraid pickup is today. They may be picked up in the playroom after school. If you are unable to pick up your order, you were to have made arrangements with someone else to do so.
Reminder About Our Fall Parties For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
The parties are set to begin at 12:30 p.m. There is a 2:00 p.m. dismissal time on the 31st.
Trick or Treat for St. Peter has been set for October 31, from 6-8 p.m.
Next Week is Red Ribbon Week!
Monday, 10/23-RED-y to celebrate a healthy drug free life! Wear red to school.
Tuesday, 10/24-Sock-it to drugs! Wear crazy socks to school.
Wednesday, 10/25- A healthy drug-free life & JESUS gives us PEACE! Wear a peace sign on jewelry or clothing or clothing OR wear tie dyed clothing.
Thursday, 10/26- Tell drugs to take a hike! Wear hiking clothing. We will take a walk/hike to show we are healthy & drug free.
Next Week
Sun. Oct. 22-Pastor Meyer Installation
Worship Service, 4:00 p.m.
Tues. Oct. 24-Tobacco Assembly, 1:30 pm
Wed. Oct. 25-Chapel, 8:30 a.m.
Thurs. Oct. 26-Dismissal at 12:30 p.m.
Parent-Teacher Conferences 1:00-7:00 p.m.
Fri. Oct. 27-No School
Oct. 23-26-Red Ribbon Week
Oct. 23-27-St. Peter Invitational Basketball
Tournament, 6:00 p.m. each evening
Looking Ahead
Mon. Oct. 30-BB @ Trinity, Centralia
Tues. Oct. 31-Fall Parties, 12:30 p.m.
Dismissal @ 2:00 p.m.
Wed. Nov. 1 -Chapel
Fri.-Sun. Nov. 3-5-LSA State VB
Basketball
See attached sheets for Schedule.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 10/23 Practice 3:30-5:00
Tues. 10/24 Practice 3:30-5:00
Thurs. 10/26 Practice 12:00-2:00
Congratulations to the C and JV teams for finishing up their Fall Season! I am proud of the girls for all their hard work and am looking forward to Spring Season!
Coach Megan
Welcome The students and staff of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool welcome Pastor Meyer, his wife Cathy; and children Elizabeth (grade 4), Caleb (grade 2), Rebecca (preschool 4’s) and Ephraim (age 2) to our church and school family. God’s continued blessings to them as Pastor Meyer begins his ministry at St. Peter’s Lutheran.
MENU
M-23
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Strips, Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
T-24
Cooks Choice, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cooks Choice, Fruit, Milk
W-25
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rolls, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-26
Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Pretzels, Fruit, Milk
F-27
No School
No School
Turkey Supper A committee has been formed to plan and organize the Turkey Supper this year. We need your help! We need ice cream buckets for storage containers. Please drop them off in the church basement.
We will need volunteers in the days ahead and day of the supper. Sign up sheets will be available in the church narthex beginning October 29.
Proceeds will benefit St. Peter’s Lutheran Church, School & Preschool.
Please consider volunteering to become a part of this long standing tradition! You may contact Kari Harmeier 349-6239 with questions or to volunteer.
Reminder-Scrip cards – Holidays are coming up! We are putting orders in on the 1st of the month!
Parent-Teacher Conferences Thursday Parent-Teacher conferences will be held this coming Thursday, October 26. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time. Unless your child’s teacher has let you know otherwise, conferences will be on a first come, first serve basis. Classes will be dismissed at 12:00 on Thursday and there is no school on Friday. There will be no conferences on Friday.
St. Peter Lutheran 2017-2018
Basketball Schedule
Oct. 23-27 St. Peter Invitational Tourn. TBA
Oct. 30 St. Peter @ Trinity Centralia 6:00pm
Nov. 6 St. Peter @ Sacred Heart 6:00pm
Nov. 13 Patoka @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Nov. 16 St. Peter @ Newton St. Thomas 6:00pm
Nov. 17,18,20,21 St. Theresa Tournament TBA
Nov. 27 Sandoval @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Dec. 1 St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter
(3 & 4), (5 & 6), (7 & 8) 6:00pm
Dec. 4 New Horizon @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Dec. 5 St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran 6:00pm
Dec. 9 St. Elmo Shootout TBA
Dec. 11 St. Peter @ Iuka 6:00pm
Dec. 13 St. Theresa @ St. Peter
(PW, JV, V) 5:30pm
Jan. 8 St. Peter @ New Horizon 6:00pm
Jan. 12 St. Peter @ St. John’s Mattoon
(3 & 4), (5 & 6), (7 & 8) 6:00pm
Jan. 18 Altamont Lutheran @ St. Peter 6:00pm
Jan. 22 SIJHSAA Regional Begin TBA
Feb. 24,25 Springfield Tournament TBA
5 & 6 Pee Wee
Jan. 11 St. Peter @ Trinity Stewardson
(5 & 6) 6:00pm
Jan. 13,14 St. Theresa Pee Wee Tourn. TBA
Jan. 16 St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran
(5 & 6) 6:00pm
Feb. 5 Trinity Stewardson @ St. Peter
(5 & 6) 6:00pm
Feb. 8 St. Peter @ Patoka (5 & 6) 4:15pm
Feb. 1 Patoka @ St. Peter (5 & 6) 4:15pm
Feb. 16-18 Springfield 5 & 6 Tournament TBA
St. Peter Invitational Tournament
October 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 2017
5 Team Round Robin: Iuka, Patoka, Sandoval, St. Theresa, and St. Peter
Schedule
Mon. Oct. 23 6:00pm St. Peter vs. Sandoval
7:15pm Patoka vs. Iuka
Tues. Oct. 24 6:00pm Iuka vs. St. Theresa
7:15pm St. Peter vs. Patoka
Wed. Oct. 25 6:00pm Patoka vs. Sandoval
7:15pm St. Theresa vs. St. Peter
Thurs. Oct. 26 6:00pm Iuka vs. St. Peter
7:15pm Sandoval vs. St. Theresa
Fri. Oct. 27 6:00pm St. Theresa vs. Patoka
7:15pm Sandoval vs. Iuka
Underlined team is home team
FRIDAY NOTE, October 13, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.” Romans 3:23-24
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $27.92. Total to date for LCMS Disaster Response (Hurricane Response) is $56.44.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 8h Commandment. Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service.
Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Taylor Jenne (October 18) and Gaige Phillips (October 18).
This Week’s Acolyte
Emma Runge
500th Reformation Food Drive
We have gotten a start on our 500 items for our Reformation Food Drive. Students are encouraged to bring food pantry items to school and place them on the table in the play room. To date we have 20 items towards our goal of 500. This Food Drive will continue through Reformation on October 31 and until Martin Luther’s birthday on November 10. All items received will be donated to Concordia Seminary-St. Louis.
Pastor Meyer Installation/Singing in Church Pastor Ryan Meyer will be installed as pastor of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in a 4:00 p.m. service on Sunday, October 22. Plans are for grades K-8 as well as Little Saints Preschool to sing at the service. A note is being sent home today in order to have an idea as to how many students will be attending. K-8 will remain seated as a group during the service. Please return the note whether yes or no.
Potluck Dinner A potluck dinner will be held in the gym following the service on the 22. Meat,drinks and tableware will be furnished. One of the Meyer’s children has a severe allergy to tree nuts (walnuts, pecans, almonds, etc.). We respectfully ask that you do not bring any food that has tree nut ingredients.
In order to get an idea of how many people will be attending the meal, we are asking that you contact Belinda by October 16 if you plan on attending. (Church-349-8321 School 349-8888)
Friday October 20 Butterbraid Pick Up after school in playroom. If you cannot pick up your order, please make arrangements for someone else to pick it up!
Reminder! Tuition payments are due on the 15th on the month. Please make your payment Monday if you have not already done so.
Reminder About Our Fall Parties Several of you may be in the market for a Halloween costume in the next several weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
The parties are set to begin at 12:30 p.m. There is a 2:00 p.m. dismissal time on the 31st.
Trick or Treat for St. Peter has been set for October 31, from 6-8 p.m.
PTL Meeting The PTL will meet this coming Wednesday, October 18 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Next Week
Mon. Oct. 16-VB, Trinity Stewardson @ home
6 PM (5:15 C match)
Wed. Oct. 18-Chapel 8:30 a.m.
PTL 6:00 p.m.
Thurs. Oct. 19-Great Shake Out Earthquake Drill 10:19 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 20-End of 1st Quarter
Looking Ahead
Sun. Oct. 22-Pastor Meyer Installation
Tues. Oct. 24-Tobacco Assembly
Wed. Oct. 25-Chapel
Thurs. Oct. 26-Early Dismissal
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Fri. Oct. 27-No School
Oct. 23-26-Red Ribbon Week
Oct. 23-27-St. Peter Invitational Basketball Tournament
Basketball Practice
Mon. Oct. 16-3:30-5:00
Tue. Oct. 17-3:30-5:30
Wed. Oct. 18-6:00-8:00 (Dad’s welcome)
Thur. Oct. 19-3:30-5:30
Fri. Oct. 20-3:30-5:30
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. Oct. 16-Game @ home C-5:15, JV 6:00
Tue. Oct. 17-Practice 6-8 (Varsity Only)
Thur. Oct. 19-Practice 6-8 (Varsity Only
MENU
M-16
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndogs, Carrots, Chips, Fruit, Milk
T-17
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Spaghetti w/meatballs, Garlic Bread, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
W-18
Breakfast Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Grilled Chicken, Roll, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-19
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Bread, Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
F-20
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Salad w/carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Reminder-Scrip cards – Holidays are coming up! We are putting orders in on the 1st of the month!
Thank You to St. Peter Fire Department for its assistance in this year’s Fire Prevention Week. We thank them for providing fire prevention materials for the students as well as bringing a fire truck and explaining the various aspects of the truck. Special thanks to the Brownstown Fire Protection District for providing its Fire Safety Trailer. Special thanks also to Jed Goeckner, Matt Benning, Gene Iler, Jr. of the St. Peter Fire Department and Dawn Urban (First Responder) for providing assistance with the fire safety trailer and/or explaining the parts of the fire truck.
Parent-Teacher Conference Coming Up Parent-Teacher conferences will be held Thursday, October 26, 1 to 7 p.m. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time.
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.” Romans 3:23-24
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $27.92. Total to date for LCMS Disaster Response (Hurricane Response) is $56.44.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 8h Commandment. Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service.
Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Taylor Jenne (October 18) and Gaige Phillips (October 18).
This Week’s Acolyte
Emma Runge
500th Reformation Food Drive
We have gotten a start on our 500 items for our Reformation Food Drive. Students are encouraged to bring food pantry items to school and place them on the table in the play room. To date we have 20 items towards our goal of 500. This Food Drive will continue through Reformation on October 31 and until Martin Luther’s birthday on November 10. All items received will be donated to Concordia Seminary-St. Louis.
Pastor Meyer Installation/Singing in Church Pastor Ryan Meyer will be installed as pastor of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in a 4:00 p.m. service on Sunday, October 22. Plans are for grades K-8 as well as Little Saints Preschool to sing at the service. A note is being sent home today in order to have an idea as to how many students will be attending. K-8 will remain seated as a group during the service. Please return the note whether yes or no.
Potluck Dinner A potluck dinner will be held in the gym following the service on the 22. Meat,drinks and tableware will be furnished. One of the Meyer’s children has a severe allergy to tree nuts (walnuts, pecans, almonds, etc.). We respectfully ask that you do not bring any food that has tree nut ingredients.
In order to get an idea of how many people will be attending the meal, we are asking that you contact Belinda by October 16 if you plan on attending. (Church-349-8321 School 349-8888)
Friday October 20 Butterbraid Pick Up after school in playroom. If you cannot pick up your order, please make arrangements for someone else to pick it up!
Reminder! Tuition payments are due on the 15th on the month. Please make your payment Monday if you have not already done so.
Reminder About Our Fall Parties Several of you may be in the market for a Halloween costume in the next several weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
The parties are set to begin at 12:30 p.m. There is a 2:00 p.m. dismissal time on the 31st.
Trick or Treat for St. Peter has been set for October 31, from 6-8 p.m.
PTL Meeting The PTL will meet this coming Wednesday, October 18 at 6:00 p.m. The meeting will be held in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Next Week
Mon. Oct. 16-VB, Trinity Stewardson @ home
6 PM (5:15 C match)
Wed. Oct. 18-Chapel 8:30 a.m.
PTL 6:00 p.m.
Thurs. Oct. 19-Great Shake Out Earthquake Drill 10:19 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 20-End of 1st Quarter
Looking Ahead
Sun. Oct. 22-Pastor Meyer Installation
Tues. Oct. 24-Tobacco Assembly
Wed. Oct. 25-Chapel
Thurs. Oct. 26-Early Dismissal
Parent-Teacher Conferences
Fri. Oct. 27-No School
Oct. 23-26-Red Ribbon Week
Oct. 23-27-St. Peter Invitational Basketball Tournament
Basketball Practice
Mon. Oct. 16-3:30-5:00
Tue. Oct. 17-3:30-5:30
Wed. Oct. 18-6:00-8:00 (Dad’s welcome)
Thur. Oct. 19-3:30-5:30
Fri. Oct. 20-3:30-5:30
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. Oct. 16-Game @ home C-5:15, JV 6:00
Tue. Oct. 17-Practice 6-8 (Varsity Only)
Thur. Oct. 19-Practice 6-8 (Varsity Only
MENU
M-16
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndogs, Carrots, Chips, Fruit, Milk
T-17
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Spaghetti w/meatballs, Garlic Bread, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
W-18
Breakfast Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Grilled Chicken, Roll, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-19
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Bread, Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
F-20
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Salad w/carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Reminder-Scrip cards – Holidays are coming up! We are putting orders in on the 1st of the month!
Thank You to St. Peter Fire Department for its assistance in this year’s Fire Prevention Week. We thank them for providing fire prevention materials for the students as well as bringing a fire truck and explaining the various aspects of the truck. Special thanks to the Brownstown Fire Protection District for providing its Fire Safety Trailer. Special thanks also to Jed Goeckner, Matt Benning, Gene Iler, Jr. of the St. Peter Fire Department and Dawn Urban (First Responder) for providing assistance with the fire safety trailer and/or explaining the parts of the fire truck.
Parent-Teacher Conference Coming Up Parent-Teacher conferences will be held Thursday, October 26, 1 to 7 p.m. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time.
Thursday Note, October 5, 2017
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above.” James 1:17a.
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $28.52. Total to date for LCMS Disaster Response (Hurricane Response) is $28.52.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 7th Commandment. Pastor Frazee is scheduled to conduct the service.
Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays in the upcoming week.
This Week’s Acolyte
Max Magnus
Fire Prevention Week St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will participate in Fire Prevention Week next week, October 9-13. Our local firemen will be here on Wednesday, October 11. Be sure to reinforce fire safety at home and remember to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
Trick or Treat for St. Peter has been set for October 31, from 6-8 p.m.
Pastor Meyer Installation/Singing in Church Pastor Ryan Meyer will be installed as pastor of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church in a 4:00 p.m. service on Sunday, October 22. Plans are for grades K-8 as well as Little Saints Preschool to sing at the service. More details will follow at a later date.
Reminder About Our Fall Parties Several of you may be in the market for a Halloween costume in the next several weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
Mid-Quarter Report Reminder If you have not signed and returned your child’s or children’s mid-quarter reports to the classroom teacher please do so as soon as possible. They were due in this past Monday, October 2. Thank you,.
Upcoming Schedule
Fri. Oct. 6-CID/SID Teacher’s Conference
(No School)
Peoria VB Tournament
Sat. Oct. 7-Peoria VB Tournament
Sun. Oct. 8-Peoria VB Tournament
Mon. Oct. 9-Columbus Day-No School
Tues. Oct. 10-VB, Trinity, Centralia @ St. Peter 6:00 PM (5:30 C)
Wed. Oct. 11-Chapel 8:30 AM
St. Peter Volunteer Fire Dept. at School for Fire Prevention Week 9:30 AM
Looking Ahead
Mon. Oct. 16-VB, Trinity Stewardson @ home
Wed. Oct. 18-Chapel
PTL-6:00 PM
Thurs. Oct. 19-Guest ShakeOut Earthquake Drill
Fri. Oct. 20-End of 1st Quarter
Tues. Oct. 31-Fall Parties 12:30 p.m. (2:00 PM Dismissal)
Basketball Practice
Wed. 3:30-5:30
Thurs. 3:30-5:30
MENU
M-9
No School
T-10
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown, Fruit, Milk
W-11
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beanie Weenie Cornbread, Greenbeans, Fruit, Milk
TH-12
Biscuits, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Potatoes, Roll, Fruit, Milk, Orange Sherbet Cup
F-13
Pancake Wrap, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken, Roll, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
FRIDAY NOTE SEPTEMBER 29
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the LORD; trust in him, and he will act.” Psalm 37:4-5.
Friday Note, September 29
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $62.00 Total to date for Unity Lutheran School is $184.56. Thank you to all who contributed.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 6th Commandment. Mr. Urban will be conducting the service.
Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays in the upcoming week.
School Pictures School pictures will be taken this coming Monday, October 2. These pictures will be used in the school yearbook.
This Week’s Acolyte
Seth Bergmann
Mid-Quarter Reports Mid-quarter reports were sent home today with all students in grades 1-8. Please sign and return the report to the classroom teacher on Monday, October 2. The mid-quarter report allows the students to make some improvements before the report card is issued at the Parent-Teacher conferences.
Reading Buddies Reading Buddies meet this coming Tuesday, October 3, at 12:30 p.m. We thank Mrs. Carpenter for coordinating the program.
October Chapel Offerings October Chapel offerings are being designated for Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Disaster Response. The response is committed to helping hurricane victims for the next three years. Primary efforts are continuing in Texas (Hurricane Harvey) and Florida-Georgia (Hurricane Irma). The LCMS is also in the process of responding to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. May God grant comfort in their time of need to all those affected by the hurricanes.
500th Reformation Food Drive 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Students are encouraged to bring any food pantry items to school until October 31. The goal is to reach 500 items by the Reformation. All items will be donated to Concordia Seminary, St. Louis.
Book-It Program The Pizza Hut Book-It Program begins October 1 and ends on March 31. This program is available to all students in grades K-6. Those students are bringing home more information today. Each student has a goal set by his/her teacher for each month of the program. If this goal is met, the student will receive a certificate entitling them to a free personal pan pizza at Pizza Hut. Happy Reading!
Blues Book Worms The St. Louis Blues offer a reading program available to students in grades K-6. This program begins October 1 and ends January 31. If a student reads 1000 minutes by January 31, he/she earns a buy one, get one free ticket good for games on Thursday, March 15 against Colorado or on Monday, April 2 against Capitals. Teachers will be entering minutes read each month. Each student received form today to record their minutes read. A book read for this program can also count for the Book-It program. Read one book – count two ways!
Next Week’s Schedule
Sun. Oct. 1-SCRIP orders due
Mon. Oct. 2-School Pictures, 9:00 a.m.
Mid-quarter reports due back
VB @ Trinity, Centralia 6PM
(5:30 C match)
Tues. Oct. 3-Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 4-Chapel, 8:30 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 6-CID/SID Teachers Conf. No School
Peoria VB Tournament
Sat. Oct. 7-Peoria VB Tournament
Looking Ahead
Sun. Oct. 8-Peoria VB Tournament
Mon. Oct. 9-Columbus Day (No School)
Tues. Oct. 10-VB, Trinity Centralia @ St. Peter
PTL Meeting
Wed. Oct. 11-Chapel
Oct. 9-14-Fire Prevention Week
Pee Wee Basketball Coach David Harmeier sent forms home this past week to see if there would be enough participants to have a PeeWee basketball team this year. Enough forms were returned to allow us to once again have a team. We do not play a lengthy schedule and our only normal Saturday date is the St. Theresa Tournament in January. As a result, there should only be a minimal conflict if any, with the South Central PTO basketball and cheer program. If anyone has any questions please contact Coach Harmeier.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Oct. 2-6:00-8:00-BB Practice
Tue. Oct. 3-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
5:30-Basketball player & parent meeting
Wed. Oct. 4-6:00-8:00-BB Practice
Thur. Oct. 5-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 10/2-Game @ Trinity Centralia C-5:30 JV 6
Tues. 10/3-Practice 6:00-8:00
Thurs. 10/5-Practice 6:00-8:00 (varsity only)
Fri. 10/6-Peoria Tourney (travel times TBA)
Sat. 10/7-Peoria Tourney
Sun. 10/8-Peoria Tourney
**Players need to arrive at games no later than 30 minutes before their scheduled start time.
Varsity only players need to arrive by the JV game start time. Thanks!
MENU
M-2
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Drummies, Roll, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
T-3
Breakfast Boat, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dog, Bread, Fries, Fruit, Milk
W-4
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Corn, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
TH-5
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Calzone, Chips, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
F-6
No School
No School
Friday Note, September 29
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $62.00 Total to date for Unity Lutheran School is $184.56. Thank you to all who contributed.
Next week: The Catechism reading is the 6th Commandment. Mr. Urban will be conducting the service.
Baptismal Birthdays We have no Baptismal birthdays in the upcoming week.
School Pictures School pictures will be taken this coming Monday, October 2. These pictures will be used in the school yearbook.
This Week’s Acolyte
Seth Bergmann
Mid-Quarter Reports Mid-quarter reports were sent home today with all students in grades 1-8. Please sign and return the report to the classroom teacher on Monday, October 2. The mid-quarter report allows the students to make some improvements before the report card is issued at the Parent-Teacher conferences.
Reading Buddies Reading Buddies meet this coming Tuesday, October 3, at 12:30 p.m. We thank Mrs. Carpenter for coordinating the program.
October Chapel Offerings October Chapel offerings are being designated for Lutheran Church Missouri Synod Disaster Response. The response is committed to helping hurricane victims for the next three years. Primary efforts are continuing in Texas (Hurricane Harvey) and Florida-Georgia (Hurricane Irma). The LCMS is also in the process of responding to Hurricane Maria in Puerto Rico and the Dominican Republic. May God grant comfort in their time of need to all those affected by the hurricanes.
500th Reformation Food Drive 2017 marks the 500th anniversary of the Reformation. Students are encouraged to bring any food pantry items to school until October 31. The goal is to reach 500 items by the Reformation. All items will be donated to Concordia Seminary, St. Louis.
Book-It Program The Pizza Hut Book-It Program begins October 1 and ends on March 31. This program is available to all students in grades K-6. Those students are bringing home more information today. Each student has a goal set by his/her teacher for each month of the program. If this goal is met, the student will receive a certificate entitling them to a free personal pan pizza at Pizza Hut. Happy Reading!
Blues Book Worms The St. Louis Blues offer a reading program available to students in grades K-6. This program begins October 1 and ends January 31. If a student reads 1000 minutes by January 31, he/she earns a buy one, get one free ticket good for games on Thursday, March 15 against Colorado or on Monday, April 2 against Capitals. Teachers will be entering minutes read each month. Each student received form today to record their minutes read. A book read for this program can also count for the Book-It program. Read one book – count two ways!
Next Week’s Schedule
Sun. Oct. 1-SCRIP orders due
Mon. Oct. 2-School Pictures, 9:00 a.m.
Mid-quarter reports due back
VB @ Trinity, Centralia 6PM
(5:30 C match)
Tues. Oct. 3-Reading Buddies, 12:30 p.m.
Wed. Oct. 4-Chapel, 8:30 a.m.
Fri. Oct. 6-CID/SID Teachers Conf. No School
Peoria VB Tournament
Sat. Oct. 7-Peoria VB Tournament
Looking Ahead
Sun. Oct. 8-Peoria VB Tournament
Mon. Oct. 9-Columbus Day (No School)
Tues. Oct. 10-VB, Trinity Centralia @ St. Peter
PTL Meeting
Wed. Oct. 11-Chapel
Oct. 9-14-Fire Prevention Week
Pee Wee Basketball Coach David Harmeier sent forms home this past week to see if there would be enough participants to have a PeeWee basketball team this year. Enough forms were returned to allow us to once again have a team. We do not play a lengthy schedule and our only normal Saturday date is the St. Theresa Tournament in January. As a result, there should only be a minimal conflict if any, with the South Central PTO basketball and cheer program. If anyone has any questions please contact Coach Harmeier.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Oct. 2-6:00-8:00-BB Practice
Tue. Oct. 3-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
5:30-Basketball player & parent meeting
Wed. Oct. 4-6:00-8:00-BB Practice
Thur. Oct. 5-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 10/2-Game @ Trinity Centralia C-5:30 JV 6
Tues. 10/3-Practice 6:00-8:00
Thurs. 10/5-Practice 6:00-8:00 (varsity only)
Fri. 10/6-Peoria Tourney (travel times TBA)
Sat. 10/7-Peoria Tourney
Sun. 10/8-Peoria Tourney
**Players need to arrive at games no later than 30 minutes before their scheduled start time.
Varsity only players need to arrive by the JV game start time. Thanks!
MENU
M-2
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Drummies, Roll, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
T-3
Breakfast Boat, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dog, Bread, Fries, Fruit, Milk
W-4
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Corn, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
TH-5
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Calzone, Chips, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
F-6
No School
No School
Friday Note, September 22
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore unto me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit. Psalm 51:10-12.
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $20.04 Total to date for Unity Lutheran School is $122.56. Next week’s offering is our final chapel offering for Unity. How close can we get to a $200 total? Next week: The Catechism reading is the 5th commandment.
Midquarter Today is the midpoint of the first quarter. Midquarter reports will be sent home with the students next Friday.
Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Mitchell Brauer (Sept. 25) and Olivia Brauer (Sept. 25)..
SCRIP Orders A reminder that the SCRIP orders are due in to Amy Schaal or the school office by October 1. Amy can be reached at 618-553-9495 or amy_schaal@yahoo.com. All families should have received an information sheet and order form this past week.
This Week’s Acolyte
Liam Kraemer
Butterbraids All students in PS-8th grade are continuing to sell butterbraids. Order forms have been sent home. Let family and friends know that those delicious Butterbraids are available to stock freezers for the holidays.
School Picture Day is Monday, October 2. Pictures usually begin around 9:00 a.m.
Order forms were sent home last Friday as well as online order instructions. If you plan to order online, you do not need to return the order forms.
Kindergarten Field Trip A field trip for Kindergarten has been scheduled for Friday, September 29 to the Smith Farm at Kinmundy. The students will be able to look at, feed and learn about deer and quail. Departure time is 12:45 p.m. and they should return by 2:00 p.m.
South Central PTO Basketball/Cheer Forms The basketball/cheer forms were sent home today with all students in K-4. Please note that the forms are due in to the SPLS office by Friday, Sept. 29. Further information will be provided at the meeting on Oct. 11.
MENU
M-25
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beanie Weenies, Cornbread, Cooked Carrots, Fruit, Milk
T-26
Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown, Fruit, Milk
W-27
Breakfast Slider, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Drummies, Roll, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
TH-28
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger, Roll, Romaine Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-29
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Steamed Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Wed. Sept. 27
8:30 AM Chapel
Fri. Sept. 29
K Field Trip
Basketball/Cheer Forms Due
Mid-Quarter Reports
Looking Ahead
Mon. Oct. 2
Picture Day
VB @ Trinity, Centralia
Wed. Oct. 4
Chapel
Fri. Oct. 6
CID/SID Teacher Conf. (No School)
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 9/25-3:30-5:30(shirt orders due)
Tues. 9/26-6:00-8:00-Varsity Only
Thurs.9/28-6:00-8:00
Basketball Scores
St. Peter 5 St. Peter 0
Sandoval 14 Central City 10
The baseball season has come to an end with a record of 3 Wins and 7 Losses. Thanks to everyone who helped in any way and to everyone for their support of the team.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Sept. 25-6:00-8:00 BB Practice
Tue. Sept. 26-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
Wed. Sept. 27-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
Thur. Sept. 28-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
PTL Meeting Highlights
(Sept. 12, 2017)
lButterbraid forms in the process of going out shortly. They will be sold through October.
lPTL will not be doing the turkey supper or ham sales this year.
lWill not have a paint night or raffle tickets this year. We will do a freezer meal fundraiser instead.
lDate for the funfair is set at January 14, 2018.
lThe spring dance will be in March. We are looking for a DJ.
lPTL will make a donation to the Farina Food Pantry for use of the people hauler in the Prairie Days parade.
lTables for Little Saints Preschool were paid for.
lThe next PTL meeting will be October 10, 2017 at 6 p.m.
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $20.04 Total to date for Unity Lutheran School is $122.56. Next week’s offering is our final chapel offering for Unity. How close can we get to a $200 total? Next week: The Catechism reading is the 5th commandment.
Midquarter Today is the midpoint of the first quarter. Midquarter reports will be sent home with the students next Friday.
Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Mitchell Brauer (Sept. 25) and Olivia Brauer (Sept. 25)..
SCRIP Orders A reminder that the SCRIP orders are due in to Amy Schaal or the school office by October 1. Amy can be reached at 618-553-9495 or amy_schaal@yahoo.com. All families should have received an information sheet and order form this past week.
This Week’s Acolyte
Liam Kraemer
Butterbraids All students in PS-8th grade are continuing to sell butterbraids. Order forms have been sent home. Let family and friends know that those delicious Butterbraids are available to stock freezers for the holidays.
School Picture Day is Monday, October 2. Pictures usually begin around 9:00 a.m.
Order forms were sent home last Friday as well as online order instructions. If you plan to order online, you do not need to return the order forms.
Kindergarten Field Trip A field trip for Kindergarten has been scheduled for Friday, September 29 to the Smith Farm at Kinmundy. The students will be able to look at, feed and learn about deer and quail. Departure time is 12:45 p.m. and they should return by 2:00 p.m.
South Central PTO Basketball/Cheer Forms The basketball/cheer forms were sent home today with all students in K-4. Please note that the forms are due in to the SPLS office by Friday, Sept. 29. Further information will be provided at the meeting on Oct. 11.
MENU
M-25
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beanie Weenies, Cornbread, Cooked Carrots, Fruit, Milk
T-26
Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown, Fruit, Milk
W-27
Breakfast Slider, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Drummies, Roll, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
TH-28
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger, Roll, Romaine Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-29
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Steamed Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Wed. Sept. 27
8:30 AM Chapel
Fri. Sept. 29
K Field Trip
Basketball/Cheer Forms Due
Mid-Quarter Reports
Looking Ahead
Mon. Oct. 2
Picture Day
VB @ Trinity, Centralia
Wed. Oct. 4
Chapel
Fri. Oct. 6
CID/SID Teacher Conf. (No School)
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 9/25-3:30-5:30(shirt orders due)
Tues. 9/26-6:00-8:00-Varsity Only
Thurs.9/28-6:00-8:00
Basketball Scores
St. Peter 5 St. Peter 0
Sandoval 14 Central City 10
The baseball season has come to an end with a record of 3 Wins and 7 Losses. Thanks to everyone who helped in any way and to everyone for their support of the team.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Sept. 25-6:00-8:00 BB Practice
Tue. Sept. 26-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
Wed. Sept. 27-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
Thur. Sept. 28-3:30-5:30-BB Practice
PTL Meeting Highlights
(Sept. 12, 2017)
lButterbraid forms in the process of going out shortly. They will be sold through October.
lPTL will not be doing the turkey supper or ham sales this year.
lWill not have a paint night or raffle tickets this year. We will do a freezer meal fundraiser instead.
lDate for the funfair is set at January 14, 2018.
lThe spring dance will be in March. We are looking for a DJ.
lPTL will make a donation to the Farina Food Pantry for use of the people hauler in the Prairie Days parade.
lTables for Little Saints Preschool were paid for.
lThe next PTL meeting will be October 10, 2017 at 6 p.m.
The Friday Note September 18
ABC Passage The ABC passage for next week is “Be still and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations, I will be exalted in the earth!” (Psalm 46:10)
Chapel Notes This week’s offering was $29.67 Total to date for Unity Lutheran School is $102.52. Next Week: The Catechism reading is the 4th Commandment. Pastor Hoehler is scheduled to conduct the service.
Baptismal Birthdays Baptismal remembrance blessings to those students with upcoming Baptismal birthdays – Chezney Robb (Sept. 15), Dennis Wollin (Sept. 21).
Tuition Payments Just a friendly reminder that tuition payments were due today.
This Week’s Acolyte
Allie Murphree
Butterbraids Next week, Sept. 18-22, all students PS-8th grade will be selling Butterbraids. Order forms will be sent home as soon as we receive them. Let family and friends know that soon those delicious Butterbraids will be available to stock freezers for the holidays!
School Picture Day is Monday, October 2. Pictures usually begin around 9:00 a.m.
Order forms were sent home today, as well as online order instructions. If you order online, you do not need to return the order forms.
SIJHSAA Baseball Regionals
SIJHSAA Class S baseball regionals begin today. The #10 seeded Saints travel to #7 seeded Central City. Game time is 4:00 p.m. at Lions Field, Central City. Participants should be at Lions Field no later than 3:30 p.m.
Baseball Scores
St. Peter 7
Clay City 8
St. Peter 13
Altamont Lutheran JV 11
Basketball Practice
Basketball Practices will begin the week of September 25. These practices will be for anyone in grades 4-8 wishing to play JV or Varsity basketball. If you have not turned in your physical, please do so before September 25. If you have any question contact David Harmeier.
MENU
M-18
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette/Roll, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-19
Pancake Wrap, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dogs/Bread, Fries, Fruit, Milk
W-20
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatbals/Rice, Roll, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-21
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Quesedilla, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
F-22
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Romaine Salad, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Sept. 19
(4th Grade) Conservation Field Day
7:00PM Board of Christian Ed
Wed. Sept. 20
8:30 AM Chapel
Fri. Sept. 22
Mid Quarter
Volleyball Schedule Changes
Our home game against Trinity Centralia has been moved from Oct. 19 to Oct. 10. Also, 5:30 C games have been added to our 10/2 and 10/10 games. Thanks!
Volleyball Next Week
Our first CRAZY DAY is this week!
Mon. 9/16-3:30-5:30
Tues. 9/19-6:00-8:00 (Crazy Shirt Day)
Thurs. 9/21-6:00-8:00
The Friday Note August 25, 2017
Welcome to SPLS 2017-18
This is the first edition of the Friday Note. It is available in print, by email, and is posted on the website www.stpeterstpeter.com.
Welcome to the 2017-2018 School Year We welcome everyone as a new school year begins. A special welcome to those who are joining us for the first time. We include staff members Rev. Joshua Frazee, Immanuel, Shobonier (Augsburg), who is serving as vacancy pastor at St. Peter’s Lutheran and will also teach the grades 5-8 religion class as well as assisting with chapel; Mrs. Kristi Kraemer, who is now full-time teacher in grades 7-8; and Mr. Larry Urban who is serving as interim principal. A special welcome also to new students Tommy Goff (Grade 6), Max Adams (Grade 2), and kindergarteners Kieffer Bergmann, Weston Hunley, Maebry Lash, Dexten Lotz, Rubin Roberts, Jordyn Stephens, and Olivia Urban. God’s blessings to all students and staff and may he grant everyone a blessed school year.
Ask and it will be Given Our ABC passage for the upcoming week is “Ask and it shall be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, it will be opened.” Matthew 7:7-8.
School Day Ends at 3:20
Please make an effort to be on time for pickup as we are on full days starting today. Students not picked up by 3:30 will be taken to Little Saints Daycare and assessed $5.00 per child.
Classrooms Open at 7:45
School Starts at 8:20
Just a reminder – The classrooms open at 7:45 each morning and not before. It is not expected that children arrive any sooner than that time except for early bus riders. Parents of Little Saints and St. Peter’s who need day care before 7:45 would be charged $5 per hour. Breakfast is served from 7:45 to 8:10 a.m.
We Apologize We apologize for any inconvenience that was caused to anyone in regards to yesterday’s early dismissal. We are still “working” on methods of relaying information to parents in regards to last minute notifications. Staff St. Peter’s Lutheran School
Please Review Page 18 of the Handbook regarding DRESS Code. Flip flops, sandals or crocs are not appropriate for school.
2017-2018 SPLS is Again Collecting Box Tops Collection container is located in the school playroom. We will have an entire school goal this year, with reward incentives throughout the year (more info. to follow). For now, collect and send those Box Tops to school. Our school earns .10 cents per Box Top and receives a check twice a year. This money is used for books, supplies and equipment for our school. For more info. Regarding Box Top products visit boxtops4education.com.
Chapel Offerings The chapel offerings for August and September are once again designated for Unity Lutheran Christian School in East St. Louis. Unity continues to be a mission school of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. The school began in 2003. Three children (two grades) were enrolled. The enrollment for this school year is currently 187 students in PK3-Grade 8. Thirteen educators are on the staff. May God continue to bless Unity Lutheran as it proclaims the Good News of Jesus to the children of East St. Louis.
Chapel Notes Next Week: The Catechism reading is the 1st Commandment. Mr. Urban will conduct the service.
Offerings for August – September Unity Lutheran. This week’s offering was $15.00.
PTL News The PTL will be having a float in the St. Peter Prairie Days parade this Saturday the 26th starting at 1:00 p.m. The PTL is asking any children in grades PK-8th to ride the float. Any parents of children riding the float are asked to walk alongside the float and hand out popsicles on the parade route. We will be meeting by Elite Fitness at 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
Back to School Night
Back to school night is scheduled for this coming Tuesday, August 29. The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. with an opening in the church. Two classroom sessions, at 6:20 and 6:40 (20 minutes each) will then take place. Pastor Frazee will also be available to meet with any parents who may have questions concerning the grades 5-8 religion program. Other evening activities also include hayrides, a bonfire, and a wiener roast. We look forward to everyone having a great time, a lot of fun and Christian fellowship. It will be an excellent opportunity to meet the teachers and other parents. All students PK3-Grade 8, and their families are invited and encouraged to attend.
School T-shirt orders will be taken also - $10 each.
Baseball Scores
St. Peter 3
Sacred Heart 9
St. Peter 11
Patoka 7
St. Peter 5
Beecher City/Cowden Herrick 15
Baseball Next Week
Mon. Aug. 28-6:30pm-St. Peter@Altamont JV
Tue. Aug.29-3:30-5:00 BB Practice
Thur. Aug.31-4:30pm-Clay City@St. Peter’s Lutheran School LUNCH FUND
MENU
M-28
Poptarts, Fruit, Juice, & Milk
Corndog, Baked beans, Fruit & Milk
T-29
Tornados, Fruit, Juice, & Milk
Pancake Sausage Wrap, Hashbrowns, Fruit & Milk
W-30
Breakfast Sliders, Fruit, Juice & Milk
Ham Wrap, Broccoli, Fruit, & Milk
TH-31
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, & Milk
Riblette/Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit, & Milk
F-1
Muffins, Fruit, Juice & Milk
Chicken Patty, Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, & Milk
This Week’s Acolyte
Mitchell Brauer
Next Week’s Acolyte
(Sunday, September 3)
Mitchell Brauer
This is the first edition of the Friday Note. It is available in print, by email, and is posted on the website www.stpeterstpeter.com.
Welcome to the 2017-2018 School Year We welcome everyone as a new school year begins. A special welcome to those who are joining us for the first time. We include staff members Rev. Joshua Frazee, Immanuel, Shobonier (Augsburg), who is serving as vacancy pastor at St. Peter’s Lutheran and will also teach the grades 5-8 religion class as well as assisting with chapel; Mrs. Kristi Kraemer, who is now full-time teacher in grades 7-8; and Mr. Larry Urban who is serving as interim principal. A special welcome also to new students Tommy Goff (Grade 6), Max Adams (Grade 2), and kindergarteners Kieffer Bergmann, Weston Hunley, Maebry Lash, Dexten Lotz, Rubin Roberts, Jordyn Stephens, and Olivia Urban. God’s blessings to all students and staff and may he grant everyone a blessed school year.
Ask and it will be Given Our ABC passage for the upcoming week is “Ask and it shall be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, it will be opened.” Matthew 7:7-8.
School Day Ends at 3:20
Please make an effort to be on time for pickup as we are on full days starting today. Students not picked up by 3:30 will be taken to Little Saints Daycare and assessed $5.00 per child.
Classrooms Open at 7:45
School Starts at 8:20
Just a reminder – The classrooms open at 7:45 each morning and not before. It is not expected that children arrive any sooner than that time except for early bus riders. Parents of Little Saints and St. Peter’s who need day care before 7:45 would be charged $5 per hour. Breakfast is served from 7:45 to 8:10 a.m.
We Apologize We apologize for any inconvenience that was caused to anyone in regards to yesterday’s early dismissal. We are still “working” on methods of relaying information to parents in regards to last minute notifications. Staff St. Peter’s Lutheran School
Please Review Page 18 of the Handbook regarding DRESS Code. Flip flops, sandals or crocs are not appropriate for school.
2017-2018 SPLS is Again Collecting Box Tops Collection container is located in the school playroom. We will have an entire school goal this year, with reward incentives throughout the year (more info. to follow). For now, collect and send those Box Tops to school. Our school earns .10 cents per Box Top and receives a check twice a year. This money is used for books, supplies and equipment for our school. For more info. Regarding Box Top products visit boxtops4education.com.
Chapel Offerings The chapel offerings for August and September are once again designated for Unity Lutheran Christian School in East St. Louis. Unity continues to be a mission school of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. The school began in 2003. Three children (two grades) were enrolled. The enrollment for this school year is currently 187 students in PK3-Grade 8. Thirteen educators are on the staff. May God continue to bless Unity Lutheran as it proclaims the Good News of Jesus to the children of East St. Louis.
Chapel Notes Next Week: The Catechism reading is the 1st Commandment. Mr. Urban will conduct the service.
Offerings for August – September Unity Lutheran. This week’s offering was $15.00.
PTL News The PTL will be having a float in the St. Peter Prairie Days parade this Saturday the 26th starting at 1:00 p.m. The PTL is asking any children in grades PK-8th to ride the float. Any parents of children riding the float are asked to walk alongside the float and hand out popsicles on the parade route. We will be meeting by Elite Fitness at 12:30 p.m. Saturday.
Back to School Night
Back to school night is scheduled for this coming Tuesday, August 29. The evening will begin at 6:00 p.m. with an opening in the church. Two classroom sessions, at 6:20 and 6:40 (20 minutes each) will then take place. Pastor Frazee will also be available to meet with any parents who may have questions concerning the grades 5-8 religion program. Other evening activities also include hayrides, a bonfire, and a wiener roast. We look forward to everyone having a great time, a lot of fun and Christian fellowship. It will be an excellent opportunity to meet the teachers and other parents. All students PK3-Grade 8, and their families are invited and encouraged to attend.
School T-shirt orders will be taken also - $10 each.
Baseball Scores
St. Peter 3
Sacred Heart 9
St. Peter 11
Patoka 7
St. Peter 5
Beecher City/Cowden Herrick 15
Baseball Next Week
Mon. Aug. 28-6:30pm-St. Peter@Altamont JV
Tue. Aug.29-3:30-5:00 BB Practice
Thur. Aug.31-4:30pm-Clay City@St. Peter’s Lutheran School LUNCH FUND
MENU
M-28
Poptarts, Fruit, Juice, & Milk
Corndog, Baked beans, Fruit & Milk
T-29
Tornados, Fruit, Juice, & Milk
Pancake Sausage Wrap, Hashbrowns, Fruit & Milk
W-30
Breakfast Sliders, Fruit, Juice & Milk
Ham Wrap, Broccoli, Fruit, & Milk
TH-31
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, & Milk
Riblette/Roll, Cooked Carrots, Fruit, & Milk
F-1
Muffins, Fruit, Juice & Milk
Chicken Patty, Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, & Milk
This Week’s Acolyte
Mitchell Brauer
Next Week’s Acolyte
(Sunday, September 3)
Mitchell Brauer
The Friday Note May 12, 2017
Zealous for the Lord
Our ABC passage for this week is found in 1 Peter 3:13. “Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is good?” That was our final ABC passage for the year. May we always be reminded of our theme passage for the year, “Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” (Psalm 119:105)
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held next Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. Hope you will join us.
Honors Program May 17
Our Honors Program will take place on Wednesday, May 17, at 7:00pm. Awards will include both academic and athletic. We hope you will join us for a special night to honor our students and to give appreciation to our volunteers who served our school. Cake and punch will be served as refreshments.
Last Day is May 19
Our last day of school will be Wednesday, May 19. There will be no bus service for that afternoon. Our closing chapel service will be at 12:30 followed by an award assembly. School will be dismissed at approximately 1:30. Report cards will be mailed out on Friday, May 26. Graduation for the 8th grade, kindergarten, and Little Saints 4’s will be on Sunday, May 21, at 2:00.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Congratulations to Valedictorian Cameron Brandt and Salutatorian Sam Rubin
Cameron Brandt, Madyson Magnus, Alexis Roberts, Sam Rubin, and Ryan Summann will be graduating from St. Peter’s Lutheran School on May 21, at 2:00. Earning the distinction of Valedictorian is Cameron Brandt. Sam Rubin will be the Salutatorian. Included in our graduation will also be the kindergarten students and the Little Saints 4’s and 5’s. Our graduating kindergarten students are Abigail Forsen, Chloe Gambill, Aiden Hoover, Alex Jenne, Will Jenne, Kolby Kraemer, Harrison Lash, Andrew Reynolds, Gabrielle Rincker, Annie Ruholl, Emmie Ruholl, Silas Shaffer, Aiden Strobel, and Sophie Wodtka. Our graduating 4’s and 5’s will be Kieffer Bergmann, Claire Chasteen, Luke Engel, Weston Hunley, Maebry Lash, Dexten Lotz, Rubin Roberts, Jordyn Stephens, Olivia Urban, Keaton White, and Tanner Shelby. Speaking at our graduation will be Florence Guerrettaz.
PTL Highlights May 9
Little Saints Daycare will be open for summer Daycare Monday through Thursdays. See Mrs. Angie to sign up.
Cancer Awareness Wrap Up
Many thanks to everyone who helped to make our cancer awareness week a great success. With all our activities here at school and the door offering at church, as well as some very generous donations, we raised over $1,500 for the Fayette County Cancer Fund. Thank you for helping keep up the fight against cancer!
Gym Floor Donations
Plans are being made to replace the gym floor this summer. We are still short on funds for this project. Every student uses the gym for various activities. Please consider making a donation to the gym floor fund. You can bring your donation to the school or church office. Thank you.
David Harmeier, Athletic Director
This Week’s Acolyte
Allie Murphree
Reminder
Please make sure that all lunch and breakfasts are paid for before the end of the school year. If you are not sure what you owe, contact Belinda.
Menu
Breakfast: Any of the following: Apple Bosco, Sausage, egg sandwich, tornado, french toast, cinnamon rolls, or doughnuts. (Cleaning out the freezers).
M-15
Ham bites, vegetable, roll, fruit, milk
T-16
Cheese sandwich, vegetable, fruit, milk (Field Day-Early Lunch)
W-17
Chicken, roll, vegetable, fruit, milk
TH-18
Any of the following: Meatballs, Cheese Bosco, Pizza, vegetable, fruit, milk
F-19
Cook out @ park for last day of school
Our ABC passage for this week is found in 1 Peter 3:13. “Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is good?” That was our final ABC passage for the year. May we always be reminded of our theme passage for the year, “Your Word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” (Psalm 119:105)
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held next Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. Hope you will join us.
Honors Program May 17
Our Honors Program will take place on Wednesday, May 17, at 7:00pm. Awards will include both academic and athletic. We hope you will join us for a special night to honor our students and to give appreciation to our volunteers who served our school. Cake and punch will be served as refreshments.
Last Day is May 19
Our last day of school will be Wednesday, May 19. There will be no bus service for that afternoon. Our closing chapel service will be at 12:30 followed by an award assembly. School will be dismissed at approximately 1:30. Report cards will be mailed out on Friday, May 26. Graduation for the 8th grade, kindergarten, and Little Saints 4’s will be on Sunday, May 21, at 2:00.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Congratulations to Valedictorian Cameron Brandt and Salutatorian Sam Rubin
Cameron Brandt, Madyson Magnus, Alexis Roberts, Sam Rubin, and Ryan Summann will be graduating from St. Peter’s Lutheran School on May 21, at 2:00. Earning the distinction of Valedictorian is Cameron Brandt. Sam Rubin will be the Salutatorian. Included in our graduation will also be the kindergarten students and the Little Saints 4’s and 5’s. Our graduating kindergarten students are Abigail Forsen, Chloe Gambill, Aiden Hoover, Alex Jenne, Will Jenne, Kolby Kraemer, Harrison Lash, Andrew Reynolds, Gabrielle Rincker, Annie Ruholl, Emmie Ruholl, Silas Shaffer, Aiden Strobel, and Sophie Wodtka. Our graduating 4’s and 5’s will be Kieffer Bergmann, Claire Chasteen, Luke Engel, Weston Hunley, Maebry Lash, Dexten Lotz, Rubin Roberts, Jordyn Stephens, Olivia Urban, Keaton White, and Tanner Shelby. Speaking at our graduation will be Florence Guerrettaz.
PTL Highlights May 9
- Specially designed cookies for the graduating students will be created for the Awards Night.
- Teacher appreciation and service staff appreciation gift cards will be presented at the Awards Night.
- Approved the purchase of new Chromebooks for the fifth grade class, a charging cabinet for the fifth and sixth grade classroom, a paint drying rack, two new chair racks for the gym chairs, and three kidney shaped tables for the Little Saints classroom.
- Volunteers will be recognized at the Awards Night.
- The People Hauler has been reserved for the Prairie Days parade.
- New basketball goals will be installed on May 19.
Little Saints Daycare will be open for summer Daycare Monday through Thursdays. See Mrs. Angie to sign up.
Cancer Awareness Wrap Up
Many thanks to everyone who helped to make our cancer awareness week a great success. With all our activities here at school and the door offering at church, as well as some very generous donations, we raised over $1,500 for the Fayette County Cancer Fund. Thank you for helping keep up the fight against cancer!
Gym Floor Donations
Plans are being made to replace the gym floor this summer. We are still short on funds for this project. Every student uses the gym for various activities. Please consider making a donation to the gym floor fund. You can bring your donation to the school or church office. Thank you.
David Harmeier, Athletic Director
This Week’s Acolyte
Allie Murphree
Reminder
Please make sure that all lunch and breakfasts are paid for before the end of the school year. If you are not sure what you owe, contact Belinda.
Menu
Breakfast: Any of the following: Apple Bosco, Sausage, egg sandwich, tornado, french toast, cinnamon rolls, or doughnuts. (Cleaning out the freezers).
M-15
Ham bites, vegetable, roll, fruit, milk
T-16
Cheese sandwich, vegetable, fruit, milk (Field Day-Early Lunch)
W-17
Chicken, roll, vegetable, fruit, milk
TH-18
Any of the following: Meatballs, Cheese Bosco, Pizza, vegetable, fruit, milk
F-19
Cook out @ park for last day of school
The Friday Note May 5, 2017
Your Word is a Lamp
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 119:105. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Next week’s passage is found in 1 Peter 3:13. “Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is good?”
Camp Encouragement Tonight at 7:00
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” tonight at 7:00. Please join us as the children share the message of encouragement, strength in the Lord, and forgiveness.
Thank You
The teachers and the staff would like to say thank you to the parents and the PTL for the kind gifts that were received during Teacher Appreciation Week and at the Musical. Thank you for supporting and encouraging us.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The incoming and outgoing PTL officers will meet this Tuesday at 7:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Chapel Offerings Are Going
For Hope Seeds for May
Chapel offerings for the month of May will be going toward Hope Seeds, Inc. This is a Christian charitable ministry that provides quality garden seed worldwide to the hungry and hurting while at the same time sharing the gospel of Jesus love.
Accelerated Reader Ends next Friday
Our accelerated reading incentive program will end next Friday, May 12. It’s still not too late to read more books and take more quizzes to achieve more points.
Honors Program May 17
Our Honors Program will take place on Wednesday, May 17, at 7:00 p.m. Cake and punch will be served as refreshments. Awards will include both academic and athletic.
Last Day is May 19
Our last day of school will be Wednesday, May 19. There will be no bus service for that afternoon. Our closing chapel service will be at 12:30 followed by an award assembly. School will be dismissed at approximately 1:30. Report cards will be mailed out on Friday, May 26. Graduation for the 8th grade, kindergarten, and Little Saints 4’s will be on Sunday, May 21, at 2:00.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Please join us for this exciting event.
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held next Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. This will be a fun day for the students. Hope you will join us.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
This Week’s Acolyte
Jacob Hawkey
Next Week’s Schedule
May 9 7PM PTL
May 10 Kindergarten Visitation Day
9AM Don Wharton Concert
MENU
M-8
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Biscuit, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
T-9
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Bread, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
W-10
Sausage, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Potato, Roll, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
TH-11
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
F-12
Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 119:105. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.” Next week’s passage is found in 1 Peter 3:13. “Now who is there to harm you if you are zealous for what is good?”
Camp Encouragement Tonight at 7:00
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” tonight at 7:00. Please join us as the children share the message of encouragement, strength in the Lord, and forgiveness.
Thank You
The teachers and the staff would like to say thank you to the parents and the PTL for the kind gifts that were received during Teacher Appreciation Week and at the Musical. Thank you for supporting and encouraging us.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The incoming and outgoing PTL officers will meet this Tuesday at 7:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Chapel Offerings Are Going
For Hope Seeds for May
Chapel offerings for the month of May will be going toward Hope Seeds, Inc. This is a Christian charitable ministry that provides quality garden seed worldwide to the hungry and hurting while at the same time sharing the gospel of Jesus love.
Accelerated Reader Ends next Friday
Our accelerated reading incentive program will end next Friday, May 12. It’s still not too late to read more books and take more quizzes to achieve more points.
Honors Program May 17
Our Honors Program will take place on Wednesday, May 17, at 7:00 p.m. Cake and punch will be served as refreshments. Awards will include both academic and athletic.
Last Day is May 19
Our last day of school will be Wednesday, May 19. There will be no bus service for that afternoon. Our closing chapel service will be at 12:30 followed by an award assembly. School will be dismissed at approximately 1:30. Report cards will be mailed out on Friday, May 26. Graduation for the 8th grade, kindergarten, and Little Saints 4’s will be on Sunday, May 21, at 2:00.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Please join us for this exciting event.
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held next Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. This will be a fun day for the students. Hope you will join us.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
This Week’s Acolyte
Jacob Hawkey
Next Week’s Schedule
May 9 7PM PTL
May 10 Kindergarten Visitation Day
9AM Don Wharton Concert
MENU
M-8
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Biscuit, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
T-9
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Bread, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
W-10
Sausage, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Potato, Roll, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
TH-11
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
F-12
Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note April 28, 2017
Love With All Your Heart
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Matthew 22:37-39. “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 119:105. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”
We Sing Sunday at Immanuel, Augsburg
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at Immanuel, Augsburg, at the 10:00 service. Please meet in the church entry way at 9:50 a.m. There will be no Sunday School at St. Peter on that Sunday
Camp Encouragement Thursday and Friday
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” this Thursday at 2:00 and Friday at 7:00. Please join us as the children share the message of encouragement, strength in the Lord, and forgiveness.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Please see the poster attachment to this Friday Note.
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held next Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. This will be a fun day for the students. Hope you will join us.
Congratulations to Cameron Brandt Valedictorian and
Sam Rubin Salutatorian
Cameron Brand has earned the distinction of Valedictorian of the 8th grade class of 2017. Sam Rubin is the class Salutatorian. They will speak at the graduation service on May 21.
Cardinals Win
The Magazine winners were treated to Cardinal victory over the Blue Jays on Thursday on a grand slam by Matt Carpenter in the bottom of the 11th inning. Unfortunately, most of us missed the excitement as many of us left the stadium after the ninth or tenth inning.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
Race to the Finish Line
Every track and field coach will push the athlete to finish the race. Even the Apostle Paul says in 1 Corinthians that we are to keep our eyes on the finish line which is eternal life in heaven, the ultimate victory in life. We can follow this same counsel as we finish the school year. Our finish line for the school year is Wednesday, May 18. So, we encourage all students to keep their focus and strive to finish the year without quitting before the finish line. This means completing homework, showing love to your neighbor, and abiding by the rules. Let’s have a great end to the year.
May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 10: Don Wharton concert at 9:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30. Dismissal follows.
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Thank You
I would like to thank the Teachers, Mr. Yagow, and Pastor for the cards and gifts I received for Administrative Professionals Day. I am truly blessed!
Mrs. Belinda
This Week’s Acolyte
Allie Murphree
MENU
M-1
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheesy Chicken Wrap, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
T-2
Sliders, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndog, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
W-3
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Bites, Roll, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
TH-4
Egg Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rice, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
F-5
Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Salad, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Matthew 22:37-39. “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 119:105. “Your word is a lamp to my feet and a light to my path.”
We Sing Sunday at Immanuel, Augsburg
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at Immanuel, Augsburg, at the 10:00 service. Please meet in the church entry way at 9:50 a.m. There will be no Sunday School at St. Peter on that Sunday
Camp Encouragement Thursday and Friday
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” this Thursday at 2:00 and Friday at 7:00. Please join us as the children share the message of encouragement, strength in the Lord, and forgiveness.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Please see the poster attachment to this Friday Note.
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held next Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. This will be a fun day for the students. Hope you will join us.
Congratulations to Cameron Brandt Valedictorian and
Sam Rubin Salutatorian
Cameron Brand has earned the distinction of Valedictorian of the 8th grade class of 2017. Sam Rubin is the class Salutatorian. They will speak at the graduation service on May 21.
Cardinals Win
The Magazine winners were treated to Cardinal victory over the Blue Jays on Thursday on a grand slam by Matt Carpenter in the bottom of the 11th inning. Unfortunately, most of us missed the excitement as many of us left the stadium after the ninth or tenth inning.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
Race to the Finish Line
Every track and field coach will push the athlete to finish the race. Even the Apostle Paul says in 1 Corinthians that we are to keep our eyes on the finish line which is eternal life in heaven, the ultimate victory in life. We can follow this same counsel as we finish the school year. Our finish line for the school year is Wednesday, May 18. So, we encourage all students to keep their focus and strive to finish the year without quitting before the finish line. This means completing homework, showing love to your neighbor, and abiding by the rules. Let’s have a great end to the year.
May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 10: Don Wharton concert at 9:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30. Dismissal follows.
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Thank You
I would like to thank the Teachers, Mr. Yagow, and Pastor for the cards and gifts I received for Administrative Professionals Day. I am truly blessed!
Mrs. Belinda
This Week’s Acolyte
Allie Murphree
MENU
M-1
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheesy Chicken Wrap, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
T-2
Sliders, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndog, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
W-3
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Bites, Roll, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
TH-4
Egg Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rice, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
F-5
Doughnut, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Salad, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note April 21, 2017
Exalt the Lord our God
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Psalm 99:9, “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy mountain; for the LORD our God is holy!” Our ABC passage for next week is found in Matthew 22:37-39. “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”
Featured Students of the Week
Dennis Wollin is in the seventh grade. He is the son of David and Tracy Wollin. His favorite season of the year is fall because he can hunt for deer. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that he values at home would be his cattle. He enjoys watching movies and going on vacations with his family. His favorite restaurant is Arbys. Dennis is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Alex Hawkey is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Chad and Susan Hawkey. His favorite season of the year is winter which gives him the opportunity to go ice fishing. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that is precious to him would be his dirt bike. He enjoys farming with his dad and fishing with his mom. His favorite restaurant is Smoke to the Bone in Omega (great ribs). Alex is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
We Sing Next Sunday at Immanuel, Augsburg
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at Immanuel, Augsburg, at the 10:00 service. Please meet in the church entry way at 9:50 a.m. There will be no Sunday School at St. Peter on that Sunday.
Midquarter Reports Sent Home Today
Midquarter reports for the 4th quarter were sent home with the students today. Please return the report signed by Tuesday, April 25.
Reminder on Shorts
Shorts, skirts, and dresses must measure a fingertip length when arms and hands are held straight down at your side.
Cardinals vs. Blue Jays
Congratulations to the following students who earned a trip to a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game on the date of Thursday, April 27: Sam Rubin, Cameron Brandt, Alexis Roberts, Madyson Magnus, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Zada Reynolds, Jarrett Graumenz, Taylor Jenne, Eli Arenas, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Evelyn Torbeck, Mitchell Brauer, and Olivia Brauer. Mitchell Brauer was the top salesperson. We are thankful to all those who sold magazines in support of our school.
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held on Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. This will be a fun day for the students. Hope you will join us.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
April 27: Grade 3-4 Trip to Cahokia Mounds
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 9: Gr. 5-6 trip to City Museum in St. Louis
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 15: Gr. 1-2 Trip
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Gr. 7-8 Bike Hike
May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 10: Don Wharton concert at 9:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30. Dismissal follows.
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
Save the Date
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Kite Festival Tomorrow
A kite festival will be held at Kaskaskia College in Vandalia tomorrow, April 22, from noon to 5pm. Bring your own kite or get a free kite. There will be games and prizes, face painting, and music. This is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kaskaskia College, and the Vandalia Band Boosters.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Don Wharton is the songwriter for the songs used in this year’s school musical, “Camp Encouragement.” Proceeds or offerings for his concert will go toward Hope Seeds, a Christian ministry, to help Third World nations grow food for themselves and hear the Good News of Jesus at the same time. Please join us for this great event.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
Book Fair continues tomorrow (Saturday, April 22) from 8:00 am til 11:00 am.
This week’s Acolyte
Alex Hawkey
MENU
M-24
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rice, Roll, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-25
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-26
Biscuit Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Biscuit, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
TH-27
Cooks Choice
F-28
Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Salad, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Psalm 99:9, “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy mountain; for the LORD our God is holy!” Our ABC passage for next week is found in Matthew 22:37-39. “You shall love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind. This is the great and first commandment. And a second is like it: You shall love your neighbor as yourself.”
Featured Students of the Week
Dennis Wollin is in the seventh grade. He is the son of David and Tracy Wollin. His favorite season of the year is fall because he can hunt for deer. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that he values at home would be his cattle. He enjoys watching movies and going on vacations with his family. His favorite restaurant is Arbys. Dennis is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Alex Hawkey is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Chad and Susan Hawkey. His favorite season of the year is winter which gives him the opportunity to go ice fishing. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that is precious to him would be his dirt bike. He enjoys farming with his dad and fishing with his mom. His favorite restaurant is Smoke to the Bone in Omega (great ribs). Alex is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
We Sing Next Sunday at Immanuel, Augsburg
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at Immanuel, Augsburg, at the 10:00 service. Please meet in the church entry way at 9:50 a.m. There will be no Sunday School at St. Peter on that Sunday.
Midquarter Reports Sent Home Today
Midquarter reports for the 4th quarter were sent home with the students today. Please return the report signed by Tuesday, April 25.
Reminder on Shorts
Shorts, skirts, and dresses must measure a fingertip length when arms and hands are held straight down at your side.
Cardinals vs. Blue Jays
Congratulations to the following students who earned a trip to a St. Louis Cardinals baseball game on the date of Thursday, April 27: Sam Rubin, Cameron Brandt, Alexis Roberts, Madyson Magnus, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Zada Reynolds, Jarrett Graumenz, Taylor Jenne, Eli Arenas, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Evelyn Torbeck, Mitchell Brauer, and Olivia Brauer. Mitchell Brauer was the top salesperson. We are thankful to all those who sold magazines in support of our school.
Field Day Friday, May 16
Our fourth annual field day will be held on Tuesday, May 16, beginning at 11:45 a.m. This is an event for the first through fourth grades. Trinity, Stewardson, and Altamont Lutheran will be joining us. Events will include long jump, jump rope, sack race, vertical jump, kickball kick, a long run, and a tug of war. Volunteers are needed to help run the events. There will be concessions sold in the Play Room. This will be a fun day for the students. Hope you will join us.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
April 27: Grade 3-4 Trip to Cahokia Mounds
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 9: Gr. 5-6 trip to City Museum in St. Louis
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 15: Gr. 1-2 Trip
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Gr. 7-8 Bike Hike
May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 10: Don Wharton concert at 9:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30. Dismissal follows.
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
Save the Date
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Kite Festival Tomorrow
A kite festival will be held at Kaskaskia College in Vandalia tomorrow, April 22, from noon to 5pm. Bring your own kite or get a free kite. There will be games and prizes, face painting, and music. This is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kaskaskia College, and the Vandalia Band Boosters.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Don Wharton is the songwriter for the songs used in this year’s school musical, “Camp Encouragement.” Proceeds or offerings for his concert will go toward Hope Seeds, a Christian ministry, to help Third World nations grow food for themselves and hear the Good News of Jesus at the same time. Please join us for this great event.
Tuition Payments Due
Please prioritize your tuition payments as we near the end of the year. Your tuition balance must be finalized by the last day of school which is Friday, May 19.
Book Fair continues tomorrow (Saturday, April 22) from 8:00 am til 11:00 am.
This week’s Acolyte
Alex Hawkey
MENU
M-24
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rice, Roll, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-25
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-26
Biscuit Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Biscuit, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
TH-27
Cooks Choice
F-28
Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Salad, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note April 12, 2017
Welcome One Another
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Romans 15:7, “Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 99:9, “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy mountain; for the LORD our God is holy!”
A Blessed Easter To You
School will be dismissed at 2:00 today, April 12, for the start of Easter break. There will be no school on tomorrow, Good Friday, or Easter Monday. School resumes on Tuesday, April 18.
PTL Highlights
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year is currently in progress and will continue through April 21. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Open House and Book Fair on April 20
There will be an open house for Little Saints Preschool and SPLS along with a book fair on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. The Book Fair will also be open on Saturday, April 22, from 8 to 11 a.m
Cancer Awareness Week is April 24-28
Please refer to the information submitted by Mrs. Benning for Relay Week events.
We Sing Sunday April 30
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School will sing at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Augsburg, on Sunday, April 30, at the 10:00 service. There will be no Sunday School at St. Peter’s that Sunday.
Midquarter is Today
Midquarter reports for the 4th quarter will be sent out next Friday, April 21, to all grades.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
April 27: Grade 3-4 Trip to Cahokia Mounds
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 9: Gr. 5-6 trip to City Museum in St. Louis
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 15: Gr. 1-2 Trip
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Gr. 7-8 Bike Hike
Month of May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 10: Don Wharton concert 9:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
Save the Date
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Kite Festival on April 22
A kite festival will be held at Kaskaskia College in Vandalia on Saturday, April 22, from noon to 5pm. Bring your own kite or get a free kite. There will be games and prizes, face painting, and music. This is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kaskaskia College, and the Vandalia Band Boosters.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Don Wharton is the songwriter for the songs used in this year’s school musical, “Camp Encouragement.” Proceeds or offerings for his concert will go toward Hope Seeds, a Christian ministry, to help Third World nations grow food for themselves and hear the Good News of Jesus at the same time. Please join us for this great event.
Acolyte Schedule
Thurs. Apr. 13 7:00 PM
Max Magnus
Fri. Apr. 14 7:00 PM
Dennis Wollin
Sun. Apr. 16 6:30 AM
Addyson Schaal
Sun. Apr. 16 6:30 AM Cross Bearer
Riley Schaal
Sun. Apr. 16 9:00 AM
Olivia Brauer
Sun. Apr. 16 9:00 AM Cross Bearer
Mitchell Brauer
Little Saints Daycare Closed
Little Saints Preschool & Daycare will not be open during the Easter break.
Reminder Our Voters adopted guidelines regarding church attendance and tuition. In order to be eligible for the reduced rate of tuition that is offered to members of the congregation, families receiving the member rate of tuition will be required to attend worship at least 20 times in a given year. The member rate of tuition will be renamed “Participating Member.” Details are: 1) Attendance will be tracked using the worship record in the pew pads; b) Attendance will be defined as any enrolled student(s) plus at least one parent or guardian; c) Attendance can be at any public worship service, including mid-week services. Those who have not met the half-year attendance target of 10 services as of June 30, 2017, will not be eligible for the Participating Member tuition rate for the 2017-18 school year.
MENU
T-18
Pancake Wraps, Fruit, Juice Milk
Spaghetti & Meatballs, Bread, Green Beans Fruit, Milk
W-19
English Muffin, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Bites w/roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
Th-20
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette, Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
F-21
Doughnuts, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
This Week’s Schedule
Thurs. Apr. 20 5PM Book Fair
Open House
Fri. Apr. 21 Book Fair
Sat.Apr. 22 8AM Book Fair
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Romans 15:7, “Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 99:9, “Exalt the LORD our God, and worship at his holy mountain; for the LORD our God is holy!”
A Blessed Easter To You
School will be dismissed at 2:00 today, April 12, for the start of Easter break. There will be no school on tomorrow, Good Friday, or Easter Monday. School resumes on Tuesday, April 18.
PTL Highlights
- The PTL will provide refreshments at the Open House and Book Fair on Thursday, April 20. Our thanks to the Ruholl’s and Moore’s for their donation of cookies and drinks.
- New basketball goals will be installed on May 18. The PTL is funding this project.
- Julie Roberts is in consultation with Nevco regarding a 2nd scoreboard. The PTL intends to make this purchase pending approval from the Trustees.
- The teachers and staff are asked to generate a wish list for the May meeting.
- Teacher Appreciation gift cards will be presented on the evening of the Musical.
- New officers for the 2017-18 will be announced at the Musical on May 5. Please volunteer yourself to Mr. Yagow or Brian Sigrist if you would like to serve or be involved with PTL.
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year is currently in progress and will continue through April 21. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Open House and Book Fair on April 20
There will be an open house for Little Saints Preschool and SPLS along with a book fair on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. The Book Fair will also be open on Saturday, April 22, from 8 to 11 a.m
Cancer Awareness Week is April 24-28
Please refer to the information submitted by Mrs. Benning for Relay Week events.
We Sing Sunday April 30
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School will sing at Immanuel Lutheran Church, Augsburg, on Sunday, April 30, at the 10:00 service. There will be no Sunday School at St. Peter’s that Sunday.
Midquarter is Today
Midquarter reports for the 4th quarter will be sent out next Friday, April 21, to all grades.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
April 27: Grade 3-4 Trip to Cahokia Mounds
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 9: Gr. 5-6 trip to City Museum in St. Louis
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 15: Gr. 1-2 Trip
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Gr. 7-8 Bike Hike
Month of May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 10: Don Wharton concert 9:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
Save the Date
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Kite Festival on April 22
A kite festival will be held at Kaskaskia College in Vandalia on Saturday, April 22, from noon to 5pm. Bring your own kite or get a free kite. There will be games and prizes, face painting, and music. This is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kaskaskia College, and the Vandalia Band Boosters.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Don Wharton is the songwriter for the songs used in this year’s school musical, “Camp Encouragement.” Proceeds or offerings for his concert will go toward Hope Seeds, a Christian ministry, to help Third World nations grow food for themselves and hear the Good News of Jesus at the same time. Please join us for this great event.
Acolyte Schedule
Thurs. Apr. 13 7:00 PM
Max Magnus
Fri. Apr. 14 7:00 PM
Dennis Wollin
Sun. Apr. 16 6:30 AM
Addyson Schaal
Sun. Apr. 16 6:30 AM Cross Bearer
Riley Schaal
Sun. Apr. 16 9:00 AM
Olivia Brauer
Sun. Apr. 16 9:00 AM Cross Bearer
Mitchell Brauer
Little Saints Daycare Closed
Little Saints Preschool & Daycare will not be open during the Easter break.
Reminder Our Voters adopted guidelines regarding church attendance and tuition. In order to be eligible for the reduced rate of tuition that is offered to members of the congregation, families receiving the member rate of tuition will be required to attend worship at least 20 times in a given year. The member rate of tuition will be renamed “Participating Member.” Details are: 1) Attendance will be tracked using the worship record in the pew pads; b) Attendance will be defined as any enrolled student(s) plus at least one parent or guardian; c) Attendance can be at any public worship service, including mid-week services. Those who have not met the half-year attendance target of 10 services as of June 30, 2017, will not be eligible for the Participating Member tuition rate for the 2017-18 school year.
MENU
T-18
Pancake Wraps, Fruit, Juice Milk
Spaghetti & Meatballs, Bread, Green Beans Fruit, Milk
W-19
English Muffin, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Bites w/roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
Th-20
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette, Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
F-21
Doughnuts, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
This Week’s Schedule
Thurs. Apr. 20 5PM Book Fair
Open House
Fri. Apr. 21 Book Fair
Sat.Apr. 22 8AM Book Fair
The Friday Note April 7, 2017
Victory Through Our
Lord Jesus Christ
Our ABC passage for the week is found in 1 Corinthians 15:57. “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Next week’s passage is found in Romans 15:7, “Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.”
Featured Students of the Week
Andrew Reynolds is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Scott and Shelly Reynolds. His favorite season of the year is summer because he can swim more often. His favorite Christian song is “Drops in the Ocean.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family. He enjoys watching movies with his family along with going out to eat. His favorite restaurant is Dennys. Andrew attends church at New Hope Church in Effingham.
Will Jenne is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. His favorite season of the year is summer because that’s the season for swimming. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” He mentioned his two grandmas as being very special to him. With his family, he likes to go out to eat, go to church, and watch “The Flash.” His favorite restaurant is McDonalds. Will attends church at Sacred Heart and St. Anthony Catholic churches in Effingham.
Dance Night Is Tonight
The spring dance is tonight, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 are kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
Easter Break begins Wednesday at 2:00
School will be dismissed at 2:00 on Wednesday, April 12, for the start of Easter break. There will be no school on Thursday, Good Friday, or Easter Monday. School resumes on Tuesday, April 18.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The PTL will meet this Tuesday, April 11, at 7:00. Items for discussion will be a review of Dance Night, New officers for 17-18, Open House, and Teacher Appreciation. PTL meetings are open for all parents and teachers of both St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool.
2017-18 Preregistration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year is currently in progress and will continue through April 21. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Cardinal Tickets?
Whose are They?
We are trying to track down the person who purchased Cardinal Tickets donated by Wilberton Mutual Insurance at the auction held on January 15. Please claim them by stopping by Wilberton Mutual Insurance. The tickets are for the Tuesday, April 18 game which is less than two weeks away.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
April 27: Grade 3-4 Trip to Cahokia Mounds
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 9: Gr. 5-6 trip to City Museum in St. Louis
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Grade 7-8 Bike Hike
Several May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
Save the Date
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Kite Festival on April 22
A kite festival will be held at Kaskaskia College in Vandalia on Saturday, April 22, from noon to 5pm. Bring your own kite or get a free kite. There will be games and prizes, face painting, and music. This is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kaskaskia College, and the Vandalia Band Boosters.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Don Wharton is the songwriter for the songs used in this year’s school musical, “Camp Encouragement.” Proceeds or offerings for his concert will go toward Hope Seeds, a Christian ministry, to help Third World nations grow food for themselves and hear the Good News of Jesus at the same time. Please join us for this great event.
This Week’s Acolytes
Sun. Apr. 9 9AM Liam Kraemer
Thurs. Apr. 13 7PM Max Magnus
Fri. Apr. 14 7PM Dennis Wollin
This Week’s Schedule
Tues. Apr. 11 7PM PTL
Thurs. Apr. 13 NO School
Fri. Apr. 14 NO School
St. Peter Athletic Association Meeting
The St. Peter Athletic Association will be having a meeting on Tuesday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. at the old St. Peter Village Hall. Anyone with children participating, wishing to coach, or help with the summer leagues are invited to attend. If you have not signed your child up and wish to do so, or have any questions, you may contact David Harmeier at 618-349-8833. We can still use players for coach pitch baseball, coach pitch softball and little girls softball, so if anyone wishes to play, please sign up as soon as possible.
MENU
M-10
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dog Wrap, French Fries, Fruit, Milk
T-11
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-12
Tornadoes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-13
NO School
F-14
NO School
Kitchen Scores A Rating
The Fayette County Health Department scored our kitchen a 100 in sanitation citing no violations. Congratulations to Mrs. Amy Greer and her volunteer staff of Mrs. Dawn Geen and Mrs. Joan Schaal for their maintenance of the kitchen in serving school lunches.
Lord Jesus Christ
Our ABC passage for the week is found in 1 Corinthians 15:57. “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.” Next week’s passage is found in Romans 15:7, “Therefore welcome one another as Christ has welcomed you, for the glory of God.”
Featured Students of the Week
Andrew Reynolds is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Scott and Shelly Reynolds. His favorite season of the year is summer because he can swim more often. His favorite Christian song is “Drops in the Ocean.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family. He enjoys watching movies with his family along with going out to eat. His favorite restaurant is Dennys. Andrew attends church at New Hope Church in Effingham.
Will Jenne is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. His favorite season of the year is summer because that’s the season for swimming. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” He mentioned his two grandmas as being very special to him. With his family, he likes to go out to eat, go to church, and watch “The Flash.” His favorite restaurant is McDonalds. Will attends church at Sacred Heart and St. Anthony Catholic churches in Effingham.
Dance Night Is Tonight
The spring dance is tonight, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 are kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
Easter Break begins Wednesday at 2:00
School will be dismissed at 2:00 on Wednesday, April 12, for the start of Easter break. There will be no school on Thursday, Good Friday, or Easter Monday. School resumes on Tuesday, April 18.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The PTL will meet this Tuesday, April 11, at 7:00. Items for discussion will be a review of Dance Night, New officers for 17-18, Open House, and Teacher Appreciation. PTL meetings are open for all parents and teachers of both St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool.
2017-18 Preregistration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year is currently in progress and will continue through April 21. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Cardinal Tickets?
Whose are They?
We are trying to track down the person who purchased Cardinal Tickets donated by Wilberton Mutual Insurance at the auction held on January 15. Please claim them by stopping by Wilberton Mutual Insurance. The tickets are for the Tuesday, April 18 game which is less than two weeks away.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
April 27: Grade 3-4 Trip to Cahokia Mounds
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 9: Gr. 5-6 trip to City Museum in St. Louis
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Grade 7-8 Bike Hike
Several May Dates to Note for the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints at 2:00
Save the Date
VBS June 19-23
This summer’s Vacation Bible School will take place on the evenings of June 19-23. This year’s theme is “Mighty Fortress-In Jesus, the Victory is Won!” Each evening session will begin at 6 and end at 8. We hope you will join us for a great adventure in the Bible.
Kite Festival on April 22
A kite festival will be held at Kaskaskia College in Vandalia on Saturday, April 22, from noon to 5pm. Bring your own kite or get a free kite. There will be games and prizes, face painting, and music. This is sponsored by State Farm Insurance, Kaskaskia College, and the Vandalia Band Boosters.
Don Wharton in Concert
Wednesday, May 10
Don Wharton, a Christian songwriter and singer will be here on Wednesday, May 10, at 9:00am in the St. Peter Lutheran Church. Don Wharton is the songwriter for the songs used in this year’s school musical, “Camp Encouragement.” Proceeds or offerings for his concert will go toward Hope Seeds, a Christian ministry, to help Third World nations grow food for themselves and hear the Good News of Jesus at the same time. Please join us for this great event.
This Week’s Acolytes
Sun. Apr. 9 9AM Liam Kraemer
Thurs. Apr. 13 7PM Max Magnus
Fri. Apr. 14 7PM Dennis Wollin
This Week’s Schedule
Tues. Apr. 11 7PM PTL
Thurs. Apr. 13 NO School
Fri. Apr. 14 NO School
St. Peter Athletic Association Meeting
The St. Peter Athletic Association will be having a meeting on Tuesday, April 11 at 7:00 p.m. at the old St. Peter Village Hall. Anyone with children participating, wishing to coach, or help with the summer leagues are invited to attend. If you have not signed your child up and wish to do so, or have any questions, you may contact David Harmeier at 618-349-8833. We can still use players for coach pitch baseball, coach pitch softball and little girls softball, so if anyone wishes to play, please sign up as soon as possible.
MENU
M-10
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dog Wrap, French Fries, Fruit, Milk
T-11
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-12
Tornadoes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-13
NO School
F-14
NO School
Kitchen Scores A Rating
The Fayette County Health Department scored our kitchen a 100 in sanitation citing no violations. Congratulations to Mrs. Amy Greer and her volunteer staff of Mrs. Dawn Geen and Mrs. Joan Schaal for their maintenance of the kitchen in serving school lunches.
The Friday Note March 31, 2017
Unto Us A Savior Born
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Luke 2:11: “Unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” It seems ironic that we would have a verse that speaks of Jesus birth during the Lenten season. His love for us was so great that he humbled Himself to be born here on earth for the sole purpose of dying on the cross for our sins and then conquering death with His resurrection. What a victory! Next week’s passage is found in 1 Corinthians 15:57. “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Featured Students of the Week
Isaac Shaffer is in the seventh grade class. He is the son of Jeremy Shaffer and Dawn Geen. His favorite season of the year is winter because of the snowfall. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family and his pets. He enjoys watching TV with his family along with going to his Grandma’s in Kentucky. His favorite restaurant is TGI Friday’s. Isaac attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Ryan Summann is in the eighth grade class. He is the son of Danny and Margaret Summann. His favorite season of the year is winter because then he can go four-wheeling in the snow. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” He mentioned his family as his greatest treasure. With his family, he likes to watch TV and go on trips. A favorite place to eat for him would be Chili’s. Ryan is a baptized member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Augsburg.
Picture Deadline Today
Deadline for returning spring pictures is Today, March 31. If pictures are unreturned, parents will be charged the cost of the pictures.
Achievement Tests
Next Week
Achievement tests will be administered next week, April 3-7, to the students in the first through eighth grades. Allow your child(ren) plenty of rest the night before and a healthy breakfast each morning. Please encourage your child to do their best as the tests offer the teachers an indicator of how we can better address the educational needs of each student. They also help us evaluate the students’ achievement based on their ability level in the fourth and seventh grades. To help offset the stress of the tests, a mid-morning snack break will be offered courtesy of Mrs. Greer.
Dance Night Next Friday
Our spring dance night will take place next Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 are kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
2017-18 Preregistration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year is currently in progress and will continue through April 21. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
Free Fingerprinting and Color Photo at Farina Fire Dept. Sunday, April 2
The Farina Fire Department and Edgewood Lodge of Illinois is offering free fingerprinting, color photo, DNA sample, and a recorded interview on the date of Sunday, April 2, from 1 to 4pm. You take home all information. No information is stored on any database. This is not microchipping. There will be refreshments. Come visit the Firehouse and look at all the equipment.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Grade 7-8 Bike Hike
(several more to be announced soon)
Several Dates to Note on the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Jacob Hawkey
Why does St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock? It is because of Mrs. Ponzel. We have fun recesses! We have good classrooms, and we don’t have change classes. This is why St. Peter’s rocks!
by Riley Schaal
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks. SPLS rocks because of all the great people, sports, and teachers. I like basketball, baseball, softball, and volleyball. The best teachers are Mr. Yagow, Mrs. Benning, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Goeckner, and last, but not least, Mrs. Ponzel. The population is low according to some schools, but it makes for a great school.
by Zander Reynolds
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of recess with Mr. Yagow, kickball, math, science, and art. These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock.
by Mya Schaal
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: recess, prizes for AR, reading, math, field trips, spelling, English, handwriting, science, and social studies.
by Colton Smith
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of the nice teachers that help and do nice things. Our school has nice desks, computers, friends that help you, and hallways decorated for each season. The projects are really fun and not boring. Our enrollment is smaller than most schools, so it’s not so packed in our classrooms. We also have the No Late Homework parties. We can talk about God in our school.
by Elizabeth Koehler
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because there are a lot of kids to be friends with. There are a lot of nice and fun teachers here. You can make things and get fun assignments. St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks!
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, April 2 Bryan Hanks
Wed. Apr. 5 7PM Emma Chambers
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Apr. 4 12:30pm Reading Buddies
Thurs. Apr. 5 Lakeland Career Day (8th Grade)
Fri. Apr. 7 7-8PM PTL Dance
Volleyball News
The end of season Volleyball Pizza Party will be held on Thursday, April 6 from 3:30-4:30 in the gym.
Please return all uniforms (new and old) into the school office.
Thank you to all our parents and fans for a wonderful season! We definitely couldn’t pull everything off without your help and support! And a HUGE thanks to Mrs. Patti Engel for the generous donation of our new uniforms and shorts!
MENU
M-3
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken, Rice, Gravy, Peas, Roll, Fruit, Milk
T-4
Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-5
Slider, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-6
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Bread, Butter Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
F-7
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Luke 2:11: “Unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” It seems ironic that we would have a verse that speaks of Jesus birth during the Lenten season. His love for us was so great that he humbled Himself to be born here on earth for the sole purpose of dying on the cross for our sins and then conquering death with His resurrection. What a victory! Next week’s passage is found in 1 Corinthians 15:57. “But thanks be to God, who gives us the victory through our Lord Jesus Christ.”
Featured Students of the Week
Isaac Shaffer is in the seventh grade class. He is the son of Jeremy Shaffer and Dawn Geen. His favorite season of the year is winter because of the snowfall. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family and his pets. He enjoys watching TV with his family along with going to his Grandma’s in Kentucky. His favorite restaurant is TGI Friday’s. Isaac attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Ryan Summann is in the eighth grade class. He is the son of Danny and Margaret Summann. His favorite season of the year is winter because then he can go four-wheeling in the snow. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” He mentioned his family as his greatest treasure. With his family, he likes to watch TV and go on trips. A favorite place to eat for him would be Chili’s. Ryan is a baptized member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Augsburg.
Picture Deadline Today
Deadline for returning spring pictures is Today, March 31. If pictures are unreturned, parents will be charged the cost of the pictures.
Achievement Tests
Next Week
Achievement tests will be administered next week, April 3-7, to the students in the first through eighth grades. Allow your child(ren) plenty of rest the night before and a healthy breakfast each morning. Please encourage your child to do their best as the tests offer the teachers an indicator of how we can better address the educational needs of each student. They also help us evaluate the students’ achievement based on their ability level in the fourth and seventh grades. To help offset the stress of the tests, a mid-morning snack break will be offered courtesy of Mrs. Greer.
Dance Night Next Friday
Our spring dance night will take place next Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 are kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
2017-18 Preregistration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year is currently in progress and will continue through April 21. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
Free Fingerprinting and Color Photo at Farina Fire Dept. Sunday, April 2
The Farina Fire Department and Edgewood Lodge of Illinois is offering free fingerprinting, color photo, DNA sample, and a recorded interview on the date of Sunday, April 2, from 1 to 4pm. You take home all information. No information is stored on any database. This is not microchipping. There will be refreshments. Come visit the Firehouse and look at all the equipment.
Upcoming Field Trips
April 27: Mag. Sales Cards-Blue Jays game
May 5: Little Saints to Decatur Zoo
May 11-12: Gr. 7-8 to Wisconsin Dells
May 16: Kindergarten trip to Nashville, IL
May 16: Field Day for Gr. 1-4 at SPLS
May 18: Grade 7-8 Bike Hike
(several more to be announced soon)
Several Dates to Note on the Calendar
Thursday, May 4: Camp Encouragement musical matinee at 2:00
Friday, May 5: Camp Encouragement musical at 7:00
Wednesday, May 17: Honors Program at 7:00
Friday, May 19: Closing Chapel and Awards Assembly at 12:30
Sunday, May 21: Graduation for Gr. 8, Kindergarten, and Little Saints
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Jacob Hawkey
Why does St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock? It is because of Mrs. Ponzel. We have fun recesses! We have good classrooms, and we don’t have change classes. This is why St. Peter’s rocks!
by Riley Schaal
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks. SPLS rocks because of all the great people, sports, and teachers. I like basketball, baseball, softball, and volleyball. The best teachers are Mr. Yagow, Mrs. Benning, Mrs. Carpenter, Mrs. Goeckner, and last, but not least, Mrs. Ponzel. The population is low according to some schools, but it makes for a great school.
by Zander Reynolds
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of recess with Mr. Yagow, kickball, math, science, and art. These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock.
by Mya Schaal
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: recess, prizes for AR, reading, math, field trips, spelling, English, handwriting, science, and social studies.
by Colton Smith
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of the nice teachers that help and do nice things. Our school has nice desks, computers, friends that help you, and hallways decorated for each season. The projects are really fun and not boring. Our enrollment is smaller than most schools, so it’s not so packed in our classrooms. We also have the No Late Homework parties. We can talk about God in our school.
by Elizabeth Koehler
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because there are a lot of kids to be friends with. There are a lot of nice and fun teachers here. You can make things and get fun assignments. St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks!
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, April 2 Bryan Hanks
Wed. Apr. 5 7PM Emma Chambers
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Apr. 4 12:30pm Reading Buddies
Thurs. Apr. 5 Lakeland Career Day (8th Grade)
Fri. Apr. 7 7-8PM PTL Dance
Volleyball News
The end of season Volleyball Pizza Party will be held on Thursday, April 6 from 3:30-4:30 in the gym.
Please return all uniforms (new and old) into the school office.
Thank you to all our parents and fans for a wonderful season! We definitely couldn’t pull everything off without your help and support! And a HUGE thanks to Mrs. Patti Engel for the generous donation of our new uniforms and shorts!
MENU
M-3
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken, Rice, Gravy, Peas, Roll, Fruit, Milk
T-4
Tornado, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-5
Slider, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-6
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Bread, Butter Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
F-7
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note March 24, 2017
Trust in the Lord
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths.” Next week’s passage is found in Luke 2:11: “Unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.”
Featured Students of the Week
Harrison Lash is in the kindergarten. He is the son of Ryan and Lindsay Lash. His favorite season of the year is summer because of baseball and swimming. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his dog, Sady, and his giant Case International combine. He enjoys camping trips with his family. His favorite restaurant is Pizza Hut. Harrison attends church at Altamont Christian Community Church.
Emmie Ruholl is in the kindergarten. She is the daughter of Paul and Mandy Ruholl. Her favorite season of the year is fall because she she can rake leaves into piles and then jump into them. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One of her prized possessions would her two dogs, Andy and Jipsy. With the family, she likes to go swimming, and to spend time with the Robert’s family. A favorite place to eat for her would be Pizza Man. Emmie is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
St. Peter’s Lutheran School
3rd Quarter Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance
Grades 5-8
Highest Honors: Cameron Brandt, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Olivia Brauer, Mitchell Brauer, Emma Runge
High Honors: Sam Rubin, Madyson Magnus, Eli Arenas, Gaige Phillips, Zada Reynolds, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal
Honors: Allie Murphree, Jarrett Graumenz, Taylor Jenne, Chezney Robb, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Emma Chambers, Emma Jenne
Grades K-8
Perfect School Attendance: Sam Rubin, Madyson Magnus, Dennis Wollin, Allie Murphree, Jarrett Graumenz, Riley Schaal, Shelby Smithson, Kaden Phillips, Bailey Wodtka, Kolby Kraemer, Sophie Wodtka
Perfect Church Attendance: Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Taylor Jenne, Halle Smith, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Evan Hoover, Addisyn Sigrist, Brock Sigrist, Mya Schaal, Sophie Wodtka, Aiden Hoover, Aiden Strobel
Perfect Sunday School Attendance: Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Halle Smith, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Addisyn Sigrist, Brock Sigrist, Mya Schaal
Spring Pictures Deadline
Return them or Pay
Deadline for returning spring pictures is Friday, March 31. If pictures are unreturned, parents will be charged the cost of the pictures.
Pizza Sale Ends Monday
The junior high students will be selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through this Monday, March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
Dance Night is April 7
Our spring dance night will take place on Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 will be kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
2017-18 Pre-registration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year will take place between April 3 and April 21. A letter and fee information for the upcoming year will be in the mail shortly. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
Free Fingerprinting and Color Photo at Farina Fire Dept. Sunday, April 2
The Farina Fire Department and Edgewood Lodge of Illinois is offering free fingerprinting, color photo, DNA sample, and a recorded interview on the date of Sunday, April 2, from 1 to 4pm. You take home all information. No information is stored on any database. This is not microchipping. There will be refreshments. Come visit the Firehouse and look at all the equipment.
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Addyson Schaal
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of Mrs. Ponzel’s great teaching. Mrs. Greer also cooks great. The 5th grade has easy homework. We even have art almost every Friday. The students in the 5th through 8th grades have computers. This is why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Max Magnus
St. Peter’s School rocks! St. Peter’s School rocks because of the teachers, the lunch, our pastor, and the fact that we learn about Jesus. When we are sick or injured the teachers and the secretary give us the best treatment. You should go to St. Peter’s School because it is the best school in the world.
by Addy Ruholl
These are the things that make St. Peter’ Lutheran School rock: recess with Mr. Yagow, kickball, math, the teachers, church, friends, pictures on the walls in the first and second grade classroom, and sitting at the back table.
by Josalyn Grandt
There are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: lunch which tastes good, work, learning about Jesus, recess which is fun, friends, and my teacher, Mrs. Carpenter.
by Callaway Smith
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because we have good teachers. Also, it rocks because we learn a lot about what we need to know for the future, and we have fun recesses which includes games such as tug of war, kickball, basketball, four-square, tetherball, games such as pinball and prison ball.
by Jalynn Mitchell
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I love to make new friends. I also appreciate good sportsmanship at our school. We have volleyball, crafts that are great, and good teachers.
by Lauren Jenne
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because it has really cool teachers. It has all my friends here. My favorite sport, volleyball, is an activity in our school. We go on really fun field trips and do fun things at recess. And we have chapel on Wednesday.
by Peyton Chambers
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I love to learn. I love to have recess and to hear about Jesus and the people in the Bible. I also love to see my friends and my brother and sister at school. Finally, I love to make projects here.
by Alexis Roberts
It all started at St. Peter’s Lutheran School walking down the hallway making great bonds with older kids, looking up to them, and always getting to see a smile on their face. Here in this school we have the amazing advantage of one on one time with our teachers. Having the opportunity to learn about God every day and being able to attend chapel each Wednesday is a blessing.
by Dennis Wollin
My School rocks! One of my favorite things about this school is that we can pray at any opportunity. The teachers are kind and amazing. Our food is good, and the playground and gym are above average. St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks!
by Sam Rubin
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of our computers. It also has a great pre-school. Another reason our school rocks is the field trips.
(more student articles coming next week)
MENU
M-27
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette, Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-28
Bagel, Cream Cheese, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Cheese Taters, Bread, Fruit, Milk
W-29
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Slices/Bread, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
TH-30
Sausage Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Q’s, Wrap, Corn, Fruit, Milk
F-31
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
March 29-9:00 AM-Chapel led by Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School
March 30 1:30 PM Chess @ South Central Middle School
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, March 26 9:00 AM Collin Miller
Wed. March 29 7:00 PM Alexis Roberts
Reminder - Please turn in your summer baseball/softball sign up sheets by Monday, March 27
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge Him, and He will make straight your paths.” Next week’s passage is found in Luke 2:11: “Unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.”
Featured Students of the Week
Harrison Lash is in the kindergarten. He is the son of Ryan and Lindsay Lash. His favorite season of the year is summer because of baseball and swimming. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his dog, Sady, and his giant Case International combine. He enjoys camping trips with his family. His favorite restaurant is Pizza Hut. Harrison attends church at Altamont Christian Community Church.
Emmie Ruholl is in the kindergarten. She is the daughter of Paul and Mandy Ruholl. Her favorite season of the year is fall because she she can rake leaves into piles and then jump into them. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One of her prized possessions would her two dogs, Andy and Jipsy. With the family, she likes to go swimming, and to spend time with the Robert’s family. A favorite place to eat for her would be Pizza Man. Emmie is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
St. Peter’s Lutheran School
3rd Quarter Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance
Grades 5-8
Highest Honors: Cameron Brandt, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Olivia Brauer, Mitchell Brauer, Emma Runge
High Honors: Sam Rubin, Madyson Magnus, Eli Arenas, Gaige Phillips, Zada Reynolds, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal
Honors: Allie Murphree, Jarrett Graumenz, Taylor Jenne, Chezney Robb, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Emma Chambers, Emma Jenne
Grades K-8
Perfect School Attendance: Sam Rubin, Madyson Magnus, Dennis Wollin, Allie Murphree, Jarrett Graumenz, Riley Schaal, Shelby Smithson, Kaden Phillips, Bailey Wodtka, Kolby Kraemer, Sophie Wodtka
Perfect Church Attendance: Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Taylor Jenne, Halle Smith, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Evan Hoover, Addisyn Sigrist, Brock Sigrist, Mya Schaal, Sophie Wodtka, Aiden Hoover, Aiden Strobel
Perfect Sunday School Attendance: Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Halle Smith, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal, Addisyn Sigrist, Brock Sigrist, Mya Schaal
Spring Pictures Deadline
Return them or Pay
Deadline for returning spring pictures is Friday, March 31. If pictures are unreturned, parents will be charged the cost of the pictures.
Pizza Sale Ends Monday
The junior high students will be selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through this Monday, March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
Dance Night is April 7
Our spring dance night will take place on Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 will be kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
2017-18 Pre-registration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year will take place between April 3 and April 21. A letter and fee information for the upcoming year will be in the mail shortly. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
Free Fingerprinting and Color Photo at Farina Fire Dept. Sunday, April 2
The Farina Fire Department and Edgewood Lodge of Illinois is offering free fingerprinting, color photo, DNA sample, and a recorded interview on the date of Sunday, April 2, from 1 to 4pm. You take home all information. No information is stored on any database. This is not microchipping. There will be refreshments. Come visit the Firehouse and look at all the equipment.
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Addyson Schaal
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of Mrs. Ponzel’s great teaching. Mrs. Greer also cooks great. The 5th grade has easy homework. We even have art almost every Friday. The students in the 5th through 8th grades have computers. This is why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Max Magnus
St. Peter’s School rocks! St. Peter’s School rocks because of the teachers, the lunch, our pastor, and the fact that we learn about Jesus. When we are sick or injured the teachers and the secretary give us the best treatment. You should go to St. Peter’s School because it is the best school in the world.
by Addy Ruholl
These are the things that make St. Peter’ Lutheran School rock: recess with Mr. Yagow, kickball, math, the teachers, church, friends, pictures on the walls in the first and second grade classroom, and sitting at the back table.
by Josalyn Grandt
There are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: lunch which tastes good, work, learning about Jesus, recess which is fun, friends, and my teacher, Mrs. Carpenter.
by Callaway Smith
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because we have good teachers. Also, it rocks because we learn a lot about what we need to know for the future, and we have fun recesses which includes games such as tug of war, kickball, basketball, four-square, tetherball, games such as pinball and prison ball.
by Jalynn Mitchell
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I love to make new friends. I also appreciate good sportsmanship at our school. We have volleyball, crafts that are great, and good teachers.
by Lauren Jenne
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because it has really cool teachers. It has all my friends here. My favorite sport, volleyball, is an activity in our school. We go on really fun field trips and do fun things at recess. And we have chapel on Wednesday.
by Peyton Chambers
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I love to learn. I love to have recess and to hear about Jesus and the people in the Bible. I also love to see my friends and my brother and sister at school. Finally, I love to make projects here.
by Alexis Roberts
It all started at St. Peter’s Lutheran School walking down the hallway making great bonds with older kids, looking up to them, and always getting to see a smile on their face. Here in this school we have the amazing advantage of one on one time with our teachers. Having the opportunity to learn about God every day and being able to attend chapel each Wednesday is a blessing.
by Dennis Wollin
My School rocks! One of my favorite things about this school is that we can pray at any opportunity. The teachers are kind and amazing. Our food is good, and the playground and gym are above average. St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks!
by Sam Rubin
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of our computers. It also has a great pre-school. Another reason our school rocks is the field trips.
(more student articles coming next week)
MENU
M-27
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette, Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-28
Bagel, Cream Cheese, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Cheese Taters, Bread, Fruit, Milk
W-29
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham Slices/Bread, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
TH-30
Sausage Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Q’s, Wrap, Corn, Fruit, Milk
F-31
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
March 29-9:00 AM-Chapel led by Christ Our Rock Lutheran High School
March 30 1:30 PM Chess @ South Central Middle School
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, March 26 9:00 AM Collin Miller
Wed. March 29 7:00 PM Alexis Roberts
Reminder - Please turn in your summer baseball/softball sign up sheets by Monday, March 27
The Friday Note March 17, 2017
Seek First the Kingdom of God
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Matthew 6:33: “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Next week’s passage is found in Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.”
Featured Students of the Week
Colton Smith is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Shannon and Tammy Smith. His favorite season of the year is winter because of basketball and riding his four-wheeler in the snow. His favorite Christian song is “Mighty to Save.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family. He enjoys watching movies and going to ball games with his family. His favorite restaurant is Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse. Colton is a baptized member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
Elizabeth Koehler is in the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Keith Koehler and Heather King. Her favorite month of the year is June because that’s the month of her birthday. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” One of her prized possessions would be her twenty-one cats and two dogs. She enjoys going to the park with her mom and working on cars with her dad. A favorite place to eat for her would be Buffalo Wild Wings. Elizabeth has attended St. Peter’s Lutheran School since the second grade.
Folder and Backpack
Are you in touch with your child’s homework folder? Make it a daily part of your evening routine to be informed of your child’s homework and notes from the teacher. Empty the folder of graded papers and return papers that need to come back to school.
Report Cards Out Today
Report cards were sent home today. Please return the envelope signed by Tuesday, March 21.
Pizza for Sale
The junior high students will be selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip starting this Monday, March 13. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
Dance Night is April 7
Our spring dance night will take place on Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 will be kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
Pizza for Sale
The junior high students is currently selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
2017-18 Preregistration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year will take place between April 3 and April 21. A letter and fee information for the upcoming year will be in the mail shortly. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition and the $10 registration fee.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
This Week’s Acolytes
Saturday, March 18 6:00 PM Cameron Brandt
Sunday, March 19 9:00 AM Tristan Roberts
Wed. March 22 7:00 PM Madyson Magnus
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Taylor Jenne
How does St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock? It’s because we have the opportunity to learn about God’s Word, which most schools do not have.
by Allie Murphree
Moving to St. Peter from a bigger city was like I was moving from a house to a giant rock – and not a cave either, just a rock. My old school – I don’t remember it well due to the fact I was in the second grade. But I do recall it being much bigger than here. This school has allowed me to grow in many ways. That’s why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Jarrett Graumenz
There are some reasons that St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks. The first reason is computers. I love that we get our own personal computer. The second reason is our privileges. The final thing is religion. We learn about God. These are the reasons that I think St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Eli Arenas
St. Peter’s rocks because it is so small and it has that old school feel of hospitality. Everyone knows everyone, and it provides a great Christian education. I like the small classes because the students and teachers have more one on one. We are out in the middle of nowhere so I feel safe and secure.
by Halle Smith
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks but how? We have strong bonds with classmates before us, with us, and behind us. We have trust for each other and look out for each other. Learning about God is just another great thing. This is why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Zada Reynolds
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of the learning advantages. Our school is very safe compared to others. SPLS has respectful kids, smaller classes, and cleaner school, and bullying is a lot less here that in most schools. In some classes, you have special bonds with your classmates. Your friends have your back and will stand up for you. This school has good life lessons. You will always feel safe with your classmates. The kids look up to the older kids.
by Bailey Wodtka
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: learning about God, recess, seeing my friends, AR reading, puzzles, holiday parties, and ball games.
by Olivia Brauer
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks. I love this because of the fabulous teachers. The food is great and the kids are nice. I like that we get to learn about Jesus. I love that we get to participate in sports. I have very funny stories at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. This school is a very fun school.
by Emma Jenne
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! In my opinion I like this school because of the great teachers. The food is amazing. they have fun activities. Also, it is a Christian school. That’s why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Liam Kraemer
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! The teachers are great! The students are nice, and they always include everyone in the activities. It’s also a Christian school.
by Alex Hawkey
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! This is because of the best teacher, Mrs. Ponzel. Another reason is the game of prison ball and kickball. Also, my friends are there. St. Peter’s School is the best.
by Chezney Robb
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! The teachers are so nice, helpful, and kind. Another reason is because of the Christian environment. The last reason is because of the small class sizes. This helps me to concentrate more. These are some of the reasons why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Payton Potter
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! It rocks because of the teachers. Also, it rocks because of the sports. Another reason is that we get to have computers. Finally, the people are nice. It is a great school.
by Seth Bergmann
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because we go to chapel, and we can freely talk about God. Also, we have sports which allows us to have Christian sportsmanship.
by Addisyn Sigrist
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because we have fun weeks. We have good food, and we have recess with Mr. Yagow. The teachers are nice. At our school, you can play volleyball and do a lot of projects. We have field trips, a spring musical, a Christmas program. I have a lot of friends here too.
by Emma Roberts
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: learning, recess, lunch, friends, free time, reading, fun days, holiday parties, pet day, and valentines.
by Konrad Bergmann
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: good food, science and field trips.
by Reagan Roberts
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of all the sports, the fun fair, the auction, and seeing all my friends.
by Ezra Arenas
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I get to play fun sports. Our school also rocks because of the friends here. Finally, we get to learn about the love of God. The teachers are also very nice.
(more student articles coming next week)
MENU
M-20
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs/Rice, Bread, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-21
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-22
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Grilled Chicken, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-23
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beans with Ham, Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
F-24
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
(any of the following)
Corndog, Chicken Patty, Hamburger, Roll, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Matthew 6:33: “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.” Next week’s passage is found in Proverbs 3:5-6: Trust in the Lord with all your heart, and do not lean on your own understanding. In all your ways acknowledge him, and he will make straight your paths.”
Featured Students of the Week
Colton Smith is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Shannon and Tammy Smith. His favorite season of the year is winter because of basketball and riding his four-wheeler in the snow. His favorite Christian song is “Mighty to Save.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family. He enjoys watching movies and going to ball games with his family. His favorite restaurant is Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse. Colton is a baptized member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
Elizabeth Koehler is in the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Keith Koehler and Heather King. Her favorite month of the year is June because that’s the month of her birthday. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” One of her prized possessions would be her twenty-one cats and two dogs. She enjoys going to the park with her mom and working on cars with her dad. A favorite place to eat for her would be Buffalo Wild Wings. Elizabeth has attended St. Peter’s Lutheran School since the second grade.
Folder and Backpack
Are you in touch with your child’s homework folder? Make it a daily part of your evening routine to be informed of your child’s homework and notes from the teacher. Empty the folder of graded papers and return papers that need to come back to school.
Report Cards Out Today
Report cards were sent home today. Please return the envelope signed by Tuesday, March 21.
Pizza for Sale
The junior high students will be selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip starting this Monday, March 13. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
Dance Night is April 7
Our spring dance night will take place on Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 will be kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
Pizza for Sale
The junior high students is currently selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
2017-18 Preregistration for SPLS and Little Saints
Preregistration for the 2017-18 school year will take place between April 3 and April 21. A letter and fee information for the upcoming year will be in the mail shortly. Those who preregister by April 21 will be entitled to a $100 discount at the final registration in early August. Those who preregister at Little Saints will be exempt of August tuition and the $10 registration fee.
Open House for Little Saints and SPLS on April 20
There will be an open house on Thursday, April 20, 5:00 to 7:00. Please talk it up and offer an invitation to any family with young children. Along with this there will be the Book Fair in the gym. Refreshments will be served by the PTL.
This Week’s Acolytes
Saturday, March 18 6:00 PM Cameron Brandt
Sunday, March 19 9:00 AM Tristan Roberts
Wed. March 22 7:00 PM Madyson Magnus
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Taylor Jenne
How does St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock? It’s because we have the opportunity to learn about God’s Word, which most schools do not have.
by Allie Murphree
Moving to St. Peter from a bigger city was like I was moving from a house to a giant rock – and not a cave either, just a rock. My old school – I don’t remember it well due to the fact I was in the second grade. But I do recall it being much bigger than here. This school has allowed me to grow in many ways. That’s why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Jarrett Graumenz
There are some reasons that St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks. The first reason is computers. I love that we get our own personal computer. The second reason is our privileges. The final thing is religion. We learn about God. These are the reasons that I think St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Eli Arenas
St. Peter’s rocks because it is so small and it has that old school feel of hospitality. Everyone knows everyone, and it provides a great Christian education. I like the small classes because the students and teachers have more one on one. We are out in the middle of nowhere so I feel safe and secure.
by Halle Smith
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks but how? We have strong bonds with classmates before us, with us, and behind us. We have trust for each other and look out for each other. Learning about God is just another great thing. This is why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Zada Reynolds
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of the learning advantages. Our school is very safe compared to others. SPLS has respectful kids, smaller classes, and cleaner school, and bullying is a lot less here that in most schools. In some classes, you have special bonds with your classmates. Your friends have your back and will stand up for you. This school has good life lessons. You will always feel safe with your classmates. The kids look up to the older kids.
by Bailey Wodtka
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: learning about God, recess, seeing my friends, AR reading, puzzles, holiday parties, and ball games.
by Olivia Brauer
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks. I love this because of the fabulous teachers. The food is great and the kids are nice. I like that we get to learn about Jesus. I love that we get to participate in sports. I have very funny stories at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. This school is a very fun school.
by Emma Jenne
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! In my opinion I like this school because of the great teachers. The food is amazing. they have fun activities. Also, it is a Christian school. That’s why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Liam Kraemer
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! The teachers are great! The students are nice, and they always include everyone in the activities. It’s also a Christian school.
by Alex Hawkey
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! This is because of the best teacher, Mrs. Ponzel. Another reason is the game of prison ball and kickball. Also, my friends are there. St. Peter’s School is the best.
by Chezney Robb
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! The teachers are so nice, helpful, and kind. Another reason is because of the Christian environment. The last reason is because of the small class sizes. This helps me to concentrate more. These are some of the reasons why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Payton Potter
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! It rocks because of the teachers. Also, it rocks because of the sports. Another reason is that we get to have computers. Finally, the people are nice. It is a great school.
by Seth Bergmann
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because we go to chapel, and we can freely talk about God. Also, we have sports which allows us to have Christian sportsmanship.
by Addisyn Sigrist
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because we have fun weeks. We have good food, and we have recess with Mr. Yagow. The teachers are nice. At our school, you can play volleyball and do a lot of projects. We have field trips, a spring musical, a Christmas program. I have a lot of friends here too.
by Emma Roberts
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: learning, recess, lunch, friends, free time, reading, fun days, holiday parties, pet day, and valentines.
by Konrad Bergmann
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: good food, science and field trips.
by Reagan Roberts
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because of all the sports, the fun fair, the auction, and seeing all my friends.
by Ezra Arenas
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I get to play fun sports. Our school also rocks because of the friends here. Finally, we get to learn about the love of God. The teachers are also very nice.
(more student articles coming next week)
MENU
M-20
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs/Rice, Bread, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-21
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-22
Bagels, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Grilled Chicken, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-23
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beans with Ham, Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
F-24
Cinnamon Roll, Fruit, Juice, Milk
(any of the following)
Corndog, Chicken Patty, Hamburger, Roll, Vegetable, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note March 10, 2017
Pray Without Ceasing
Our ABC passage for this week is found in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18: “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. Next week’s passage is found in Matthew 6:33: “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”
Time to Spring Forward Saturday Night
Move your clocks one hour ahead before bedtime
Folder and Backpack
Are you in touch with your child’s homework folder? Make it a daily part of your evening routine to be informed of your child’s homework and notes from the teacher. Empty the folder of graded papers and return papers that need to come back to school.
Pizza for Sale
The junior high students will be selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip starting this Monday, March 13. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
Featured Students of the Week
Aiden Hoover is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Matt and Anne Hoover. His favorite month of the year is February because that is the month of his birthday. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reason.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family. He enjoys vacation trips with the family. His favorite restaurant is Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse. Aiden is a baptized member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
3rd Quarter Ends Today
The 3rd quarter ended today. Report cards will be distributed next Friday, March 17.
Early Dismissal Next Friday
School will be dismissed at 12:00 next Friday, March 17, for school improvement.
Abigail Forson is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Brian Forson and Greta Mueller. Her favorite month of the year is April because that’s the month of her birthday. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One of prized possessions would her boxer dog, Tinker Bell. She likes to go on vacation trips with her family. A favorite place to eat would be a Chinese restaurant. Abigail has attended St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool since she was three.
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, March 12 Zada Reynolds
Wed. March 15 Dennis Wollin
PTL Meeting Highlights
Dance Night is April 7
Our spring dance night will take place on Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 will be kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Evyn Hollva
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! This is because of the teachers, the students, the computers, the piano, the pastor, the cook, and the Student Council.
by Maddox Robb
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because of religion. I also like because of my classmates, my friends, and the teachers are very kind. The playground is special too.
by Brock Sigrist
There are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks: recess with Mr. Yagow, kickball, playground, teachers, church, math, friends, pledges and prayer, and books.
by Shelby Smithson
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because the teachers are nice. I also like it because of my friends and I like recess and do crafts. But most of all, I can pray.
by Jalynn Mitchell
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because you can make new friends and practice good sportsmanship with sports like volleyball. I especially enjoy all the crafts we do and the teachers too.
by Evan Hoover
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I know everybody in the school. We also have nice teachers. We have a great kickball field and good friends.
by Kaden Phillips
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because of all the friends. The teachers are nice and help you with homework. We have good food to eat and play fun games at recess.
by Marcus Benning
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: recess, good teachers, math, being the leader, cursive handwriting, science, crafts, AR, and puzzles.
by Mitchell Brauer
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! The teachers are nice and great at teaching. I like the food here, and it is cooked well. All the students are kind. I like the small classes better than a larger school because it is not so crowded. When we go to recess, I like when we play prison ball. And last of all, I like all the students, teachers, and principal of this school because they take time out for you. St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks.
by Emma Runge
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! Here are a few reasons. All the teachers are so nice and awesome! I like Mrs. Ponzel. She is the nicest teacher ever! Another reason is because you can learn about Jesus. I have so many stories I know because I learned about Jesus here. The last reason St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks is because we get to play sports like volleyball.
by Evelyn Torbeck
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! It has amazing teachers and students. The food here is great. All the students get a good education. Everything about the school is awesome. That’s why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Forest Koehler
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! I really enjoy St. Peter’s Lutheran School because of the fun activities. The teachers and students are great too. I like the field trips too, and the fund raisers are cool. I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
by Emma Chambers
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! It has great teachers and staff. The students are nice to other people. This school has lots of students that help with the younger kids. We have great sports. Also we have a great Pastor and even the other pastors that come to lead our chapel are helpful to our school. St. Peter’s Lutheran School has a bunch of great people and every year we get more and more students. St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks!
by Madyson Magnus
My school rocks because we get privileges that we wouldn’t ordinarily get in other schools. We have so many opportunities to learn. We provide so much for all of the students so nobody is left out.
by Cameron Brandt
St. Peter’s Lutheran School teaches good life lessons. It is a safe place. You get to know people better. the best thing about St. Peter’s is learning about Christ. That is why St. Peter’s is awesome.
by Ryan Jenne
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because it has more privileges than most other schools, and it teaches religion. It also offers more freedom and keeps each student sheltered from many of the bad things in life.
by Ryan Summann
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because I have good friends at school. I also like it when we have movie day. I really like the food at lunch. Also, the teachers are nice. I’m glad that I went to SPLS the last year and half.
by Tristan Roberts
SPLS rocks because we can learn about God’s Word. I also enjoy p.e. and getting exercise. One of the best parts is giving your friends a hard time. But the main reason that St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks is that God forgives us no matter what we do.
(more student articles coming next week)
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 3/13 Game @ ALIS 6:00 (C 5:15)
Tue. 3/14 Practice 3:30-5:30 (6th-8th)
Thurs. 3/16-Regionals @ ALIS-we play St. Theresa @ 7:00
Fri. 3/17-Regionals @ ALIS-TBA
MENU
M-13
Pancake wraps, fruit, juice milk
Spaghetti/garlic bread, meatballs, peas, fruit, milk
T-14
Doughnuts, fruit, juice, milk
Pancake wrap, hashbrown patty, fruit, milk (Alexis Meal)
W-15
Sliders, fruit, juice, milk
Meatloaf, roll, corn, fruit, milk
TH-16
Biscuit/gravy, fruit, juice, milk
Ham, bread, butter potato, fruit, milk
F-17
Tornados, fruit, juice, milk
(Madyson Choice)
Pizza Bosco, green beans, fruit, milk
Our ABC passage for this week is found in 1 Thessalonians 5:16-18: “Rejoice always, pray without ceasing, give thanks in all circumstances; for this is the will of God in Christ Jesus for you. Next week’s passage is found in Matthew 6:33: “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”
Time to Spring Forward Saturday Night
Move your clocks one hour ahead before bedtime
Folder and Backpack
Are you in touch with your child’s homework folder? Make it a daily part of your evening routine to be informed of your child’s homework and notes from the teacher. Empty the folder of graded papers and return papers that need to come back to school.
Pizza for Sale
The junior high students will be selling 14-inch sized pizzas to raise funds for their class trip starting this Monday, March 13. There are eleven choices. Pizzas will be sold through March 27. Delivery date is April 7.
Featured Students of the Week
Aiden Hoover is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Matt and Anne Hoover. His favorite month of the year is February because that is the month of his birthday. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reason.” One thing that is very precious to him would be his family. He enjoys vacation trips with the family. His favorite restaurant is Fujiyama Japanese Steakhouse. Aiden is a baptized member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
3rd Quarter Ends Today
The 3rd quarter ended today. Report cards will be distributed next Friday, March 17.
Early Dismissal Next Friday
School will be dismissed at 12:00 next Friday, March 17, for school improvement.
Abigail Forson is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Brian Forson and Greta Mueller. Her favorite month of the year is April because that’s the month of her birthday. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One of prized possessions would her boxer dog, Tinker Bell. She likes to go on vacation trips with her family. A favorite place to eat would be a Chinese restaurant. Abigail has attended St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool since she was three.
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, March 12 Zada Reynolds
Wed. March 15 Dennis Wollin
PTL Meeting Highlights
- Date for the dance has been set for Friday, April 7, 7:00 to 9:00 (see separate article).
- SCRIPP is being considered as a fundraiser for 2017-18.
- PTL will provide refreshments at the Open House on Thursday, April 20.
- PTL will receive some quotes and cover the cost of repairs or equipment needed for the improving the sound system.
- PTL will notify Roger’s in Altamont to service or provide a price quote for possible replacement of the refrigerator at Little Saints.
- Retractable goals for the gym were discussed. The PTL intends to cover this cost and arrange for the installation pending approval from St. Peter’s Lutheran Church and School.
Dance Night is April 7
Our spring dance night will take place on Friday, April 7, from 7 to 9 p.m. Greg Hoover will again join us to be our disc jockey. Parents of grades Preschool-4 will be kindly asked to bring a salty snack to share and for parents of grades 5-8, a sweet snack. The PTL officers will provide soda. Please take the remainder of your snacks and soda back home with you at the end of the evening.
How St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks
by Evyn Hollva
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! This is because of the teachers, the students, the computers, the piano, the pastor, the cook, and the Student Council.
by Maddox Robb
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because of religion. I also like because of my classmates, my friends, and the teachers are very kind. The playground is special too.
by Brock Sigrist
There are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks: recess with Mr. Yagow, kickball, playground, teachers, church, math, friends, pledges and prayer, and books.
by Shelby Smithson
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because the teachers are nice. I also like it because of my friends and I like recess and do crafts. But most of all, I can pray.
by Jalynn Mitchell
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because you can make new friends and practice good sportsmanship with sports like volleyball. I especially enjoy all the crafts we do and the teachers too.
by Evan Hoover
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because I know everybody in the school. We also have nice teachers. We have a great kickball field and good friends.
by Kaden Phillips
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because of all the friends. The teachers are nice and help you with homework. We have good food to eat and play fun games at recess.
by Marcus Benning
These are the things that make St. Peter’s Lutheran School rock: recess, good teachers, math, being the leader, cursive handwriting, science, crafts, AR, and puzzles.
by Mitchell Brauer
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! The teachers are nice and great at teaching. I like the food here, and it is cooked well. All the students are kind. I like the small classes better than a larger school because it is not so crowded. When we go to recess, I like when we play prison ball. And last of all, I like all the students, teachers, and principal of this school because they take time out for you. St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks.
by Emma Runge
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! Here are a few reasons. All the teachers are so nice and awesome! I like Mrs. Ponzel. She is the nicest teacher ever! Another reason is because you can learn about Jesus. I have so many stories I know because I learned about Jesus here. The last reason St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks is because we get to play sports like volleyball.
by Evelyn Torbeck
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks! It has amazing teachers and students. The food here is great. All the students get a good education. Everything about the school is awesome. That’s why St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks.
by Forest Koehler
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! I really enjoy St. Peter’s Lutheran School because of the fun activities. The teachers and students are great too. I like the field trips too, and the fund raisers are cool. I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
by Emma Chambers
St. Peter’s Lutheran School Rocks! It has great teachers and staff. The students are nice to other people. This school has lots of students that help with the younger kids. We have great sports. Also we have a great Pastor and even the other pastors that come to lead our chapel are helpful to our school. St. Peter’s Lutheran School has a bunch of great people and every year we get more and more students. St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks!
by Madyson Magnus
My school rocks because we get privileges that we wouldn’t ordinarily get in other schools. We have so many opportunities to learn. We provide so much for all of the students so nobody is left out.
by Cameron Brandt
St. Peter’s Lutheran School teaches good life lessons. It is a safe place. You get to know people better. the best thing about St. Peter’s is learning about Christ. That is why St. Peter’s is awesome.
by Ryan Jenne
St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks because it has more privileges than most other schools, and it teaches religion. It also offers more freedom and keeps each student sheltered from many of the bad things in life.
by Ryan Summann
I like St. Peter’s Lutheran School because I have good friends at school. I also like it when we have movie day. I really like the food at lunch. Also, the teachers are nice. I’m glad that I went to SPLS the last year and half.
by Tristan Roberts
SPLS rocks because we can learn about God’s Word. I also enjoy p.e. and getting exercise. One of the best parts is giving your friends a hard time. But the main reason that St. Peter’s Lutheran School rocks is that God forgives us no matter what we do.
(more student articles coming next week)
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 3/13 Game @ ALIS 6:00 (C 5:15)
Tue. 3/14 Practice 3:30-5:30 (6th-8th)
Thurs. 3/16-Regionals @ ALIS-we play St. Theresa @ 7:00
Fri. 3/17-Regionals @ ALIS-TBA
MENU
M-13
Pancake wraps, fruit, juice milk
Spaghetti/garlic bread, meatballs, peas, fruit, milk
T-14
Doughnuts, fruit, juice, milk
Pancake wrap, hashbrown patty, fruit, milk (Alexis Meal)
W-15
Sliders, fruit, juice, milk
Meatloaf, roll, corn, fruit, milk
TH-16
Biscuit/gravy, fruit, juice, milk
Ham, bread, butter potato, fruit, milk
F-17
Tornados, fruit, juice, milk
(Madyson Choice)
Pizza Bosco, green beans, fruit, milk
The Friday Note March 3, 2017
Rejoice in the Lord
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Philippians 4:4, 6-7 “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplications with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Next week’s passage is found in Matthew 6:33 “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”
Featured Students of the Week
Sam Rubin is in the eighth grade. He is the son of Bruce and Lea Ann Rubin. His favorite season of the year is summer because he can fish more often and play baseball. His favorite Christian song is “I’m in the Lord’s Army.” Several things that are precious to him would be his family, friends, and his involvement with baseball. He enjoys vacation trips with the family. He likes the restaurant Texas Road House as one of his favorite places to eat out. Sam is a baptized member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
Halle Smith is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Shannon and Tammy Smith. Her favorite time of the year is January and February when she practices softball. Her favorite Christian song is “Our God.” Several things that are precious to her would be her family, friends, and her time with sports. One activity that she enjoys with her family would be vacation trips. She likes Mexican restaurants so Taco Bell and El Rancherito would be toward the top of her list. Halle is a baptized member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
Lutheran School Week
Starts this Sunday
We Sing at 9:00
The students of Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School will sing this Sunday at 9:00. Students are to report to the church basement at 8:45 for a warmup. After the service, several students will share “How our school rocks.” See the schedule of events on the last page of the Friday Note for all that is to happen for the week.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The PTL will meet this Tuesday, March 7, at 7:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Chapel Offerings for March Go to Camp CILCA
During the month of March, our offerings will be used to support the outdoor ministry of Camp CILCA, located near Springfield. Camp CILCA serves the congregations and schools of central Illinois. The camp offers youth camps during the summer for children and teens.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 3/6-Game@Franklin Park 4:30 (C 4:00)
C Team dismissed at 3:00
Tues. 3/7-Practice 3:30-5:30
Thurs. 3/9-Game@St. Theresa 6:00-C & JV only – no Varsity-C game starts at 6:00
Basketball Scores
4th Grade Sandoval 4th Grade Tournament
St. Peter 28 St. Peter 21
St. Theresa 5 Trinity Centralia 24
St. Peter 22 St. Peter 27
Sandoval 1 12 Willow Grove 11
Congratulations to the Saints on their 3rd Place Finish
Regular Season
St. Peter’s Lutheran 35
Altamont Lutheran 13
St. Peter 22
Altamont Lutheran 42
5th Grade
St. Peter 26
Patoka 19
6th Grade
St. Peter 22
Patoka 25
Springfield Tournament
St. Peter 19
Good Shepherd Pekin 29
St. Peter 21
Springfield Christian 42
St. Peter 18
Christ the King 24
St. Peter 41
Trinity Stewardson 47
St. Peter 34
Salem Jacksonville 13
Varsity Springfield Tournament
St. Peter 16
Our Saviors 50
St. Peter 36
Salem Jacksonville 27
St. Peter 30
Zion Litchfield 32
Uniforms
Please turn in all basketball uniforms to the office as soon as possible.
Thank You
As another basketball season has come to an end, I would like to thank everyone who supported the team in any way. A special thanks to the players for all of their hard work.
David
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, March 5 Brodie Chambers
Wednesday, March 8 Gaige Phillips
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Mar. 6 Lutheran School Week begins
Tues. Mar. 7 12:30 Reading Buddies
Wed. Mar. 8 Visitor’s Day
Thurs. Mar. 10 Bowling Trip
MENU
M-6
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger/Bun, Cali Mix, Fruit, Milk
T-7
Biscuits/Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco/Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
W-8
Family Day
Hot Dogs/Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk
TH-9
Cheese Bagel, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Tacos, Soft Shell, Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-10
Cooks Choice
Salisbury Steak, Potatoes/Roll, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Philippians 4:4, 6-7 “Rejoice in the Lord always; again I will say, Rejoice. Do not be anxious about anything, but in everything by prayer and supplications with thanksgiving let your requests be made known to God. And the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and your minds in Christ Jesus.” Next week’s passage is found in Matthew 6:33 “Seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you.”
Featured Students of the Week
Sam Rubin is in the eighth grade. He is the son of Bruce and Lea Ann Rubin. His favorite season of the year is summer because he can fish more often and play baseball. His favorite Christian song is “I’m in the Lord’s Army.” Several things that are precious to him would be his family, friends, and his involvement with baseball. He enjoys vacation trips with the family. He likes the restaurant Texas Road House as one of his favorite places to eat out. Sam is a baptized member of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
Halle Smith is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Shannon and Tammy Smith. Her favorite time of the year is January and February when she practices softball. Her favorite Christian song is “Our God.” Several things that are precious to her would be her family, friends, and her time with sports. One activity that she enjoys with her family would be vacation trips. She likes Mexican restaurants so Taco Bell and El Rancherito would be toward the top of her list. Halle is a baptized member of St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
Lutheran School Week
Starts this Sunday
We Sing at 9:00
The students of Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School will sing this Sunday at 9:00. Students are to report to the church basement at 8:45 for a warmup. After the service, several students will share “How our school rocks.” See the schedule of events on the last page of the Friday Note for all that is to happen for the week.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The PTL will meet this Tuesday, March 7, at 7:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Chapel Offerings for March Go to Camp CILCA
During the month of March, our offerings will be used to support the outdoor ministry of Camp CILCA, located near Springfield. Camp CILCA serves the congregations and schools of central Illinois. The camp offers youth camps during the summer for children and teens.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 3/6-Game@Franklin Park 4:30 (C 4:00)
C Team dismissed at 3:00
Tues. 3/7-Practice 3:30-5:30
Thurs. 3/9-Game@St. Theresa 6:00-C & JV only – no Varsity-C game starts at 6:00
Basketball Scores
4th Grade Sandoval 4th Grade Tournament
St. Peter 28 St. Peter 21
St. Theresa 5 Trinity Centralia 24
St. Peter 22 St. Peter 27
Sandoval 1 12 Willow Grove 11
Congratulations to the Saints on their 3rd Place Finish
Regular Season
St. Peter’s Lutheran 35
Altamont Lutheran 13
St. Peter 22
Altamont Lutheran 42
5th Grade
St. Peter 26
Patoka 19
6th Grade
St. Peter 22
Patoka 25
Springfield Tournament
St. Peter 19
Good Shepherd Pekin 29
St. Peter 21
Springfield Christian 42
St. Peter 18
Christ the King 24
St. Peter 41
Trinity Stewardson 47
St. Peter 34
Salem Jacksonville 13
Varsity Springfield Tournament
St. Peter 16
Our Saviors 50
St. Peter 36
Salem Jacksonville 27
St. Peter 30
Zion Litchfield 32
Uniforms
Please turn in all basketball uniforms to the office as soon as possible.
Thank You
As another basketball season has come to an end, I would like to thank everyone who supported the team in any way. A special thanks to the players for all of their hard work.
David
This Week’s Acolytes
Sunday, March 5 Brodie Chambers
Wednesday, March 8 Gaige Phillips
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Mar. 6 Lutheran School Week begins
Tues. Mar. 7 12:30 Reading Buddies
Wed. Mar. 8 Visitor’s Day
Thurs. Mar. 10 Bowling Trip
MENU
M-6
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger/Bun, Cali Mix, Fruit, Milk
T-7
Biscuits/Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Cheese Bosco/Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
W-8
Family Day
Hot Dogs/Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk
TH-9
Cheese Bagel, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Tacos, Soft Shell, Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-10
Cooks Choice
Salisbury Steak, Potatoes/Roll, Fruit, Milk
St. Peter’s Lutheran School celebrates Lutherans Schools Week
March 5-10, 2017
Upon this Rock
Sunday, March 5
On Christ the Solid Rock
Worship Day
Monday, March 6
Upon the Rock of Jesus
Creation Day
Tuesday, March 7
Upon the Rock of Ages
Heritage Day
Wednesday, March 8
The House Upon the Rock
Visitor Day
Thursday, March 9
Upon the Rock of Refuge
Safety Day
Friday, March 10
Building Upon the Rock
Day of Joy
March 5-10, 2017
Upon this Rock
Sunday, March 5
On Christ the Solid Rock
Worship Day
- Children from St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at 9:00 service
- Several students will share on “How Our Lutheran School Rocks”
Monday, March 6
Upon the Rock of Jesus
Creation Day
- Family rock creations displayed in Play Room all week
Tuesday, March 7
Upon the Rock of Ages
Heritage Day
- Reading Buddies takes place at 12:30
- Afterwards – Long past students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School visit classrooms to share some history of our school.
- Student Council serve dessert and coffee to reading buddies
Wednesday, March 8
The House Upon the Rock
Visitor Day
- Continental breakfast 7:45-8:30 (free will donation); children join families and visitors in gym for breakfast
- Talent show: Sharing of talents of the students
- Play family-friendly game St. Peter version “Imagine If”
- 9:45-10:15 Classroom time
- 10:30- 11:15 Chapel in the church
- No “take home” homework for overnight and No tests on Thursday!
Thursday, March 9
Upon the Rock of Refuge
Safety Day
- Police and Firemen visit to talk about safety 9:00 – 10:20
- Student Council will serve healthy treats to all students
Friday, March 10
Building Upon the Rock
Day of Joy
- Doug Larsen concert at 9:00 in the gym (congregation, parents, and friends are invited to join us.
- Bowling at Salem
The Friday Note February 24, 2017
Praise the Lord
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Psalm 150. “Praise the LORD! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp! Praise him with tambourine and dance; praise him with strings and pipe! Praise him with sounding cymbals; praise him with loud clashing cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! Praise the LORD!” Next week’s passage for the week is found in Lamentations 3:26 “It is good that one should wait quietly for the salvation of the LORD.”
Last Call!
Six Flags Reading Logs are due to your teacher on Friday, February 24 (today). These must be returned to receive your free Six Flags Ticket. (Monday is the final day they will be accepted!)
Collective Goods Store in the Office
Collective Goods (Formerly Books are Fun) is set up in the school office. Orders will be take up through Wednesday, March 1, with delivery on Thursday, March 2.
Featured Students of the Week
Evyn Hollva is in the fifth grade. He is the son of Sabrina Potter and Derek Hollva. His favorite month of the year is March because that’s the month of his birthday (March 9). His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Several things that are precious to him would be his family and his two dogs, Pumpkin and Kipper. A favorite family activity of his would be going to the skate park in Salem. He likes to eat out at Joe’s Crab Shack. This is Evyn’s second year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Addyson Schaal is in the fifth grade. She is the daughter of Dennis and Amy Schaal. She enjoys the season of winter the most because of the birth of many baby lambs at her farm (124 is the record). Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Several things that are very precious to her is her chromebook, her ipad, and a special lamb named Pheobe. An activity that she enjoys with her family is showing sheep at the county and state fairs. Her favorite restaurant is the Lamberts Café. Addyson is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
This Week’s Acolytes’
Sun. Feb. 26 9:00 AM-Alex Hawkey
Wed. March 1-Ash Wed. 7:00 PM-
Allie Murphree
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Students from our school are invited to participate in a 3 on 3 basketball tournament hosted by Altamont High School to be held on Saturday, March 11, starting at 8am. Registration forms are available in the school office. Cost to enter is $40 per team.
Spring Picture Day
Spring Picture Day will take place on Monday morning, February 27, starting at 9am. Return the order form by Monday if you wish to purchase a spring picture package. Also, group shots will be taken including volleyball, student council, chess club, geography bee top three, spelling bee participants, Bible bowl teams, and a few more. home today. Volleyball players, please bring your uniforms.
1st Ever Cardinals Baseball Dinner
The Vandalia Chamber of Commerce will be featuring members of the 1982 World Series Champion Cardinals, Ken Oberkfell and Glenn Brummer, at the Vandalia American Legion on Saturday, March 4, beginning at 6:00pm. Tickets cost $20. They are available by calling the Vandalia Chamber of Commerce at (618) 431-2281. Deadline to order is Wednesday, March 1.
Camp Encouragement Musical May 5
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” on Friday, May 5, at 6:00 p.m. Please put the date on your calendar. A matinee will be presented on Thursday, May 4, at 2:00.
Chess Moved to Wednesday
Chess has been moved to Wednesday March 1 for our first meeting due to a conflict with Mr. Yagow. We will meet after school from 3:20 to 4:30. Competition with other schools will take place on March16, 23, and 30. Chess is open for students in grade 3-8. Registration forms are available from Mr. Yagow if you need one. Students must meet the same grade standards as basketball and volleyball in order to participate.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 2/27-Game@Selmaville 6:00 (C 5:15)
Tues. 2/28-Trinity Stewardson @ Home 6:00 (C 5:30)
Thurs. 3/2-Odin @ Home 6:00 (C 5:30)
NO PRACTICE NEXT WEEK
MENU
M-27
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Peas, Roll, , Fruit, Milk
T-28
Bagel, Cream Cheese, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrowns, Fruit, Milk
W-1
Sliders, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Wrap, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-2
English Muffins, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Green Eggs/Ham, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
F-3
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Psalm 150. “Praise the LORD! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp! Praise him with tambourine and dance; praise him with strings and pipe! Praise him with sounding cymbals; praise him with loud clashing cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! Praise the LORD!” Next week’s passage for the week is found in Lamentations 3:26 “It is good that one should wait quietly for the salvation of the LORD.”
Last Call!
Six Flags Reading Logs are due to your teacher on Friday, February 24 (today). These must be returned to receive your free Six Flags Ticket. (Monday is the final day they will be accepted!)
Collective Goods Store in the Office
Collective Goods (Formerly Books are Fun) is set up in the school office. Orders will be take up through Wednesday, March 1, with delivery on Thursday, March 2.
Featured Students of the Week
Evyn Hollva is in the fifth grade. He is the son of Sabrina Potter and Derek Hollva. His favorite month of the year is March because that’s the month of his birthday (March 9). His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Several things that are precious to him would be his family and his two dogs, Pumpkin and Kipper. A favorite family activity of his would be going to the skate park in Salem. He likes to eat out at Joe’s Crab Shack. This is Evyn’s second year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Addyson Schaal is in the fifth grade. She is the daughter of Dennis and Amy Schaal. She enjoys the season of winter the most because of the birth of many baby lambs at her farm (124 is the record). Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Several things that are very precious to her is her chromebook, her ipad, and a special lamb named Pheobe. An activity that she enjoys with her family is showing sheep at the county and state fairs. Her favorite restaurant is the Lamberts Café. Addyson is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
This Week’s Acolytes’
Sun. Feb. 26 9:00 AM-Alex Hawkey
Wed. March 1-Ash Wed. 7:00 PM-
Allie Murphree
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Students from our school are invited to participate in a 3 on 3 basketball tournament hosted by Altamont High School to be held on Saturday, March 11, starting at 8am. Registration forms are available in the school office. Cost to enter is $40 per team.
Spring Picture Day
Spring Picture Day will take place on Monday morning, February 27, starting at 9am. Return the order form by Monday if you wish to purchase a spring picture package. Also, group shots will be taken including volleyball, student council, chess club, geography bee top three, spelling bee participants, Bible bowl teams, and a few more. home today. Volleyball players, please bring your uniforms.
1st Ever Cardinals Baseball Dinner
The Vandalia Chamber of Commerce will be featuring members of the 1982 World Series Champion Cardinals, Ken Oberkfell and Glenn Brummer, at the Vandalia American Legion on Saturday, March 4, beginning at 6:00pm. Tickets cost $20. They are available by calling the Vandalia Chamber of Commerce at (618) 431-2281. Deadline to order is Wednesday, March 1.
Camp Encouragement Musical May 5
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” on Friday, May 5, at 6:00 p.m. Please put the date on your calendar. A matinee will be presented on Thursday, May 4, at 2:00.
Chess Moved to Wednesday
Chess has been moved to Wednesday March 1 for our first meeting due to a conflict with Mr. Yagow. We will meet after school from 3:20 to 4:30. Competition with other schools will take place on March16, 23, and 30. Chess is open for students in grade 3-8. Registration forms are available from Mr. Yagow if you need one. Students must meet the same grade standards as basketball and volleyball in order to participate.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 2/27-Game@Selmaville 6:00 (C 5:15)
Tues. 2/28-Trinity Stewardson @ Home 6:00 (C 5:30)
Thurs. 3/2-Odin @ Home 6:00 (C 5:30)
NO PRACTICE NEXT WEEK
MENU
M-27
French Toast, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Peas, Roll, , Fruit, Milk
T-28
Bagel, Cream Cheese, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrowns, Fruit, Milk
W-1
Sliders, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Wrap, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-2
English Muffins, Jelly, Juice, Milk
Green Eggs/Ham, Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
F-3
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
The Thursday Note February 16, 2017
Stand Up Against the Devil
Our ABC passage for the week is found in
Ephesians 6:11: “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. Our passage for February 17-20 will be “Praise the LORD! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp! Praise him with tambourine and dance; praise him with strings and pipe! Praise him with sounding cymbals; praise him with loud clashing cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! Praise the LORD!” Psalm 150.
Enjoy the Long Weekend
There will be no school on Friday, February 17, (Teachers Institute); and Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day).
Call or Send a Note
Please call the school office or send a note if your child would be absent, or if your child would be dismissed for an appointment. Also, if your child would be arriving for lunch, please notify the office so that the lunch count can be adjusted before lunch is served.
Featured Students of the Week
Maddox Robb is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Stephen and Amanda Robb. His favorite month of the year is November because that’s the month of his birthday (November 29). His favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” One thing that is very precious to him are his cattle. His favorite family activity is going to the county and state fairs where he can show his cattle. He enjoys going out to eat at the I-HOP restaurant. Maddox attends church at the Kinmundy Christian Church.
Mya Schaal is in the second grade. She is the daughter of Dennis and Amy Schaal. She enjoys the season of spring the most because of the blooming flowers. Her favorite Christian song is “Build Me Some” One thing that is very precious to her is her tablet. An activity that she enjoys with her family would be going to her grandparents’ homes for Christmas parties and the movie theater. Her favorite place to eat would be Denny’s. Mya is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Spring Picture Day
Spring Picture Day is Monday, February 27. Order forms were sent home today. Also, group pictures will be taken that same day.
Yearbook Deadline Today
Yearbook orders are due by the end of the day tomorrow (February 17). If you submit them on Friday, please place them in the church box as you enter the stairway toward the church office
Magazine Sale Ends Tuesday
Magazine sales will end Tuesday, February 21. Proceeds go to the children’s fund and to the fifth through eighth grade class trips. Ten individual orders earn a trip to the Cardinals-Blue Jays baseball game on Thursday, April 27.
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Students from our school are invited to participate in a 3 on 3 basketball tournament hosted by Altamont High School to be held on Saturday, March 11, starting at 8am. Registration forms are available in the school office. Cost to enter is $40 per team.
Chess Starts March 2
Chess starts March 2. We will meet after school from 3:20 to 4:30. Competition with other schools will take place on March16, 23, and 30. Chess is open for students in grade 3-8. Registration forms will be distributed on Tuesday, February 28. Students must meet the same grade standards as basketball and volleyball in order to participate.
Talent Show & Visitors Day March 8
(Lutheran Schools Week Schedule coming out next Friday)
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will celebrate Lutheran Schools Week during the week of March 6-10. Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends of our school, and reading buddies are welcome to join us for a continental breakfast starting at 7:45 a.m. A talent show will take place at 8:30 a.m. in the gymnasium followed an all school activity, classroom visiting time, a special chapel service at 10:30. This day is for all St. Peter’s students including the children and families of Little Saints. We hope you will join us for the morning.
This Week’s Acolyte
The acolyte for Sunday, February 19 is Gaige Phillips.
Student Council Servant Event This Saturday
The Student Council and any additional 6th -8th grade students are welcome to serve the Farina Food Pantry this Saturday morning, February 20, from 8:30 to 10:00.
Camp Encouragement Musical May 5
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” on Friday, May 5, at 6:00 p.m. Please put the date on your calendar. A matinee will be presented on Thursday, May 4, at 2:00.
Little Saints Preschool will be open on Friday until 1:00 p.m. and will be closed on Monday.
Basketball Next Week
Fri. Feb. 17-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament-7:00pm-St. Peter vs. Good Shepherd @ Trinity
Sat. Feb. 18-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament-10:30am-St. Peter vs. Springfield Christian @ Trinity
2:15pm-St. Peter vs. Christ the King(5) @ Trinity
Sat. Feb. 18-TBA-Sandoval 4th Grade Tournament
Sun. Feb. 19-TBA-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament
Mon. Feb. 20-6:15pm-St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran (4th Gr.) – 2 games
Wed. Feb. 22-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Springfield Participants)
Thurs. Feb. 23-After VB game until 8:00pm-BB Practice-Fathers Welcome (Springfield Participants)
Sat. Feb. 25-TBA-Springfield Tournament
Sun. Feb. 26-TBA-Springfield Tournament
Basketball Scores
5th Grade
St. Peter 44
Patoka 11
6th Grade
St. Peter 22
Patoka 48
Menu
T-21
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potato, Roll, Fruit, Milk
W-22
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Potatoes, Bread, Fruit, Milk
Th-23
Biscuits/Gravy, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk
F-24
Doughnuts, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beanie Weenies, Carrots, Cornbread, Fruit, Milk
Volleyball Next Week
Tues. 2/21-New Horizon @ Home 6:00
Wed. 2/22-Practice 6:00-8:00 All
Thurs. 2/23-South Central @ Home 4:30
(C 3:45)
Our ABC passage for the week is found in
Ephesians 6:11: “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil. Our passage for February 17-20 will be “Praise the LORD! Praise God in his sanctuary; praise him in his mighty heavens! Praise him for his mighty deeds; praise him according to his excellent greatness! Praise him with trumpet sound; praise him with lute and harp! Praise him with tambourine and dance; praise him with strings and pipe! Praise him with sounding cymbals; praise him with loud clashing cymbals! Let everything that has breath praise the LORD! Praise the LORD!” Psalm 150.
Enjoy the Long Weekend
There will be no school on Friday, February 17, (Teachers Institute); and Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day).
Call or Send a Note
Please call the school office or send a note if your child would be absent, or if your child would be dismissed for an appointment. Also, if your child would be arriving for lunch, please notify the office so that the lunch count can be adjusted before lunch is served.
Featured Students of the Week
Maddox Robb is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Stephen and Amanda Robb. His favorite month of the year is November because that’s the month of his birthday (November 29). His favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” One thing that is very precious to him are his cattle. His favorite family activity is going to the county and state fairs where he can show his cattle. He enjoys going out to eat at the I-HOP restaurant. Maddox attends church at the Kinmundy Christian Church.
Mya Schaal is in the second grade. She is the daughter of Dennis and Amy Schaal. She enjoys the season of spring the most because of the blooming flowers. Her favorite Christian song is “Build Me Some” One thing that is very precious to her is her tablet. An activity that she enjoys with her family would be going to her grandparents’ homes for Christmas parties and the movie theater. Her favorite place to eat would be Denny’s. Mya is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Spring Picture Day
Spring Picture Day is Monday, February 27. Order forms were sent home today. Also, group pictures will be taken that same day.
Yearbook Deadline Today
Yearbook orders are due by the end of the day tomorrow (February 17). If you submit them on Friday, please place them in the church box as you enter the stairway toward the church office
Magazine Sale Ends Tuesday
Magazine sales will end Tuesday, February 21. Proceeds go to the children’s fund and to the fifth through eighth grade class trips. Ten individual orders earn a trip to the Cardinals-Blue Jays baseball game on Thursday, April 27.
3 on 3 Basketball Tournament
Students from our school are invited to participate in a 3 on 3 basketball tournament hosted by Altamont High School to be held on Saturday, March 11, starting at 8am. Registration forms are available in the school office. Cost to enter is $40 per team.
Chess Starts March 2
Chess starts March 2. We will meet after school from 3:20 to 4:30. Competition with other schools will take place on March16, 23, and 30. Chess is open for students in grade 3-8. Registration forms will be distributed on Tuesday, February 28. Students must meet the same grade standards as basketball and volleyball in order to participate.
Talent Show & Visitors Day March 8
(Lutheran Schools Week Schedule coming out next Friday)
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will celebrate Lutheran Schools Week during the week of March 6-10. Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends of our school, and reading buddies are welcome to join us for a continental breakfast starting at 7:45 a.m. A talent show will take place at 8:30 a.m. in the gymnasium followed an all school activity, classroom visiting time, a special chapel service at 10:30. This day is for all St. Peter’s students including the children and families of Little Saints. We hope you will join us for the morning.
This Week’s Acolyte
The acolyte for Sunday, February 19 is Gaige Phillips.
Student Council Servant Event This Saturday
The Student Council and any additional 6th -8th grade students are welcome to serve the Farina Food Pantry this Saturday morning, February 20, from 8:30 to 10:00.
Camp Encouragement Musical May 5
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” on Friday, May 5, at 6:00 p.m. Please put the date on your calendar. A matinee will be presented on Thursday, May 4, at 2:00.
Little Saints Preschool will be open on Friday until 1:00 p.m. and will be closed on Monday.
Basketball Next Week
Fri. Feb. 17-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament-7:00pm-St. Peter vs. Good Shepherd @ Trinity
Sat. Feb. 18-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament-10:30am-St. Peter vs. Springfield Christian @ Trinity
2:15pm-St. Peter vs. Christ the King(5) @ Trinity
Sat. Feb. 18-TBA-Sandoval 4th Grade Tournament
Sun. Feb. 19-TBA-Springfield 5th & 6th Grade Tournament
Mon. Feb. 20-6:15pm-St. Peter @ Altamont Lutheran (4th Gr.) – 2 games
Wed. Feb. 22-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Springfield Participants)
Thurs. Feb. 23-After VB game until 8:00pm-BB Practice-Fathers Welcome (Springfield Participants)
Sat. Feb. 25-TBA-Springfield Tournament
Sun. Feb. 26-TBA-Springfield Tournament
Basketball Scores
5th Grade
St. Peter 44
Patoka 11
6th Grade
St. Peter 22
Patoka 48
Menu
T-21
Waffles, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potato, Roll, Fruit, Milk
W-22
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Ham, Potatoes, Bread, Fruit, Milk
Th-23
Biscuits/Gravy, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Riblette, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk
F-24
Doughnuts, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beanie Weenies, Carrots, Cornbread, Fruit, Milk
Volleyball Next Week
Tues. 2/21-New Horizon @ Home 6:00
Wed. 2/22-Practice 6:00-8:00 All
Thurs. 2/23-South Central @ Home 4:30
(C 3:45)
The Thursday Note February 9, 2017
Oh Give Thanks
Our ABC passage for the week is found in
Psalm 118:1: “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love endures forever!” Next week’s passage is found in Ephesians 6:11: “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil.
Featured Students of the Week
Silas Shaffer is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Jeremy Shaffer and Dawn Geen. His favorite season of the year is winter because he can sled and have snowball fights. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that is very precious to him is his cat Theo. His favorite family activity is going to his Grandpa’s and riding the golf cart. He enjoys going out with the family to eat at McDonalds. Silas attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Sophie Wodtka is in the kindergarten. She is the daughter of Daniel Wodtka and Amanda Wodtka. She says that winter is her favorite season because she can go sledding and throw snowballs at her sister. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” Something very precious to her would be her three dogs, four bunnies, and five cats. Her dog’s names are Buddy, Buster, and Princess. One activity that she enjoys with her family would be riding the four-wheeler and having races. Her favorite place to eat out is Steak ‘n Shake. Sophie is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Josalyn Grandt is in the first grade. She is the daughter of Nick and Erica Grandt. She enjoys the season of spring the most because that’s when her birthday takes place. Her favorite Christian song is “Bless the Lord O My Soul.” One thing that is very precious to her is her Shopkins. An activity that she enjoys with her family would be going to the movie theater. Her favorite place to eat would be Taco Bell. Josalyn attends church at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church in Kinmundy
Yearbook Deadline Next Friday
Order forms were sent home last week with each student. Yearbooks include highlights and pictures from students in both Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Cost for each yearbook is $12. There is a slightly higher cost for a personally engraved name. Deadline to order is Friday, February 17. Don’t delay.
Magazine Sale Going On
Magazine sales kicked off this past Tuesday and will continue through Monday, February 20. Students in the fifth through eighth grades are selling them to potentially earn a trip to a Cardinal baseball game on April 27 among other incentives. Proceeds go to the children’s fund and to the fifth through eighth grade class trips.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Today and Tomorrow
Parent-Teacher conferences will take place today, February 9, from 4-7pm and tomorrow, February 10, from 8 a.m. to noon. In addition to reviewing the student’s 3rd quarter mid-quarter progress, the teachers will share the child’s performance on the achievement tests from 2015-16, and define what the scores would mean for your child. There will be no school on Friday, February 10.
Last Day to Claim Lost and Found Items
Lost and found clothing items will be taken to the Silk Purse or Good Will after we have parent-teacher conferences this Friday. Please take a moment to check out our collection which will be laid out in the Play Room of the school.
Call or Send a Note
Please call the school office or send a note if your child would be absent, or if your child would be dismissed for an appointment. Also, if your child would be arriving for lunch, please notify the office so that the lunch count can be adjusted before lunch is served.
Sausage Supper Sunday
The men of the congregation invite you to attend the Sausage Supper to be held this Sunday, evening, February 12, in the school gymnasium. Serving begins at 5:00. Proceeds for this year’s sausage supper will be going toward the gym floor and gym improvements.
Early Dismissal on the 14th
School will be dismissed at 2:00 on Valentine’s Day, February 14, in accord with South Central’s calendar.
Four Day Weekend
Feb. 17-20
There will be no school on Friday, February 17 (Teachers Institute); and Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day).
Visitors Day is March 8
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will celebrate National Lutheran School Week during the week of March 6-10. Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends of our school, and reading buddies are welcome to join us starting with a continental breakfast at 7:45 a.m. An all-school event will take place in the gymnasium followed by a classroom visit and a special chapel service at 10:30. This day is for all St. Peter’s students including the children and families of Little Saints. We hope you will join us for the morning. More information on National Lutheran School Week will be coming out later this month.
Camp Encouragement Musical May 5
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” on Friday, May 5, at 6:00 p.m. Please put the date on your calendar. A matinee will be presented on Thursday, May 4, at 2:00.
Student Council Servant Event February 18
The Student Council and any 6th grade students are welcome to serve the Farina Food Pantry on Saturday morning, February 20, from 8:30 to 10:00.
Next Week’s Schedule
(See Coach’s Articles for Sports events)
Fri. Feb. 17 No School Teacher’s Institute
Basketball Next Week
Wed. Feb. 15-3:3-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
Thur. Feb. 16-4:15PM-5 & 6 Gr. St. Peter @ Patoka
Sandoval 4th Gr. Tournament 8PM-St. Peter vs. St. Theresa
Fri. Feb. 17-Springfield 5 & 6 Gr. Tournament-
7PM-St. Peter vs. Zion Mt. Pulaski @ Lutheran High
Sat. Feb. 18-Springfield 5 & 6 Gr. Tournament-
10:30AM-St. Peter vs. Our Savior’s @ Our Savior’s
2:15PM-St. Peter vs. Christ the King @ Our Savior’s
Sat. Feb. 18-TBA-Sandoval 4th Gr. Tournament
Sat. Feb. 19-TBA-Springfield 5 & 6 Gr. Tournament
Basketball Scores
5th Grade- St. Peter 43
Stewardson 39
6th Grade- St. Peter 27
Stewardson 18
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who helped in any way with the St. Peter Invitational Volleyball Tournament last Friday and Saturday. I had several comments on how nice of a tournament we host. It would not be possible without everyone’s help.
David Harmeier
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 2/13-Sandoval @ home 4:30 (C 4:00)
Tues. 2/14-Game @ St. John Mattoon 6:00 (C 5:30)
Thurs. 2/16-Practice 6:00-8:00 ALL
Just a friendly reminder: Concession workers are also responsible for helping with clean up of the bleachers/gym after the game. Thanks!
Menu
M-13
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Grilled Chicken, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-14
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrowns, Fruit, Milk
W-15
English Muffins, Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dog Wrap, French Fries, Fruit, Milk
TH-16
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger, Bun, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in
Psalm 118:1: “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love endures forever!” Next week’s passage is found in Ephesians 6:11: “Put on the whole armor of God, that you may be able to stand against the schemes of the devil.
Featured Students of the Week
Silas Shaffer is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Jeremy Shaffer and Dawn Geen. His favorite season of the year is winter because he can sled and have snowball fights. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing that is very precious to him is his cat Theo. His favorite family activity is going to his Grandpa’s and riding the golf cart. He enjoys going out with the family to eat at McDonalds. Silas attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Sophie Wodtka is in the kindergarten. She is the daughter of Daniel Wodtka and Amanda Wodtka. She says that winter is her favorite season because she can go sledding and throw snowballs at her sister. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” Something very precious to her would be her three dogs, four bunnies, and five cats. Her dog’s names are Buddy, Buster, and Princess. One activity that she enjoys with her family would be riding the four-wheeler and having races. Her favorite place to eat out is Steak ‘n Shake. Sophie is a baptized member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Josalyn Grandt is in the first grade. She is the daughter of Nick and Erica Grandt. She enjoys the season of spring the most because that’s when her birthday takes place. Her favorite Christian song is “Bless the Lord O My Soul.” One thing that is very precious to her is her Shopkins. An activity that she enjoys with her family would be going to the movie theater. Her favorite place to eat would be Taco Bell. Josalyn attends church at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church in Kinmundy
Yearbook Deadline Next Friday
Order forms were sent home last week with each student. Yearbooks include highlights and pictures from students in both Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Cost for each yearbook is $12. There is a slightly higher cost for a personally engraved name. Deadline to order is Friday, February 17. Don’t delay.
Magazine Sale Going On
Magazine sales kicked off this past Tuesday and will continue through Monday, February 20. Students in the fifth through eighth grades are selling them to potentially earn a trip to a Cardinal baseball game on April 27 among other incentives. Proceeds go to the children’s fund and to the fifth through eighth grade class trips.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Today and Tomorrow
Parent-Teacher conferences will take place today, February 9, from 4-7pm and tomorrow, February 10, from 8 a.m. to noon. In addition to reviewing the student’s 3rd quarter mid-quarter progress, the teachers will share the child’s performance on the achievement tests from 2015-16, and define what the scores would mean for your child. There will be no school on Friday, February 10.
Last Day to Claim Lost and Found Items
Lost and found clothing items will be taken to the Silk Purse or Good Will after we have parent-teacher conferences this Friday. Please take a moment to check out our collection which will be laid out in the Play Room of the school.
Call or Send a Note
Please call the school office or send a note if your child would be absent, or if your child would be dismissed for an appointment. Also, if your child would be arriving for lunch, please notify the office so that the lunch count can be adjusted before lunch is served.
Sausage Supper Sunday
The men of the congregation invite you to attend the Sausage Supper to be held this Sunday, evening, February 12, in the school gymnasium. Serving begins at 5:00. Proceeds for this year’s sausage supper will be going toward the gym floor and gym improvements.
Early Dismissal on the 14th
School will be dismissed at 2:00 on Valentine’s Day, February 14, in accord with South Central’s calendar.
Four Day Weekend
Feb. 17-20
There will be no school on Friday, February 17 (Teachers Institute); and Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day).
Visitors Day is March 8
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will celebrate National Lutheran School Week during the week of March 6-10. Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends of our school, and reading buddies are welcome to join us starting with a continental breakfast at 7:45 a.m. An all-school event will take place in the gymnasium followed by a classroom visit and a special chapel service at 10:30. This day is for all St. Peter’s students including the children and families of Little Saints. We hope you will join us for the morning. More information on National Lutheran School Week will be coming out later this month.
Camp Encouragement Musical May 5
The students in grades 1-8 will present “Camp Encouragement” on Friday, May 5, at 6:00 p.m. Please put the date on your calendar. A matinee will be presented on Thursday, May 4, at 2:00.
Student Council Servant Event February 18
The Student Council and any 6th grade students are welcome to serve the Farina Food Pantry on Saturday morning, February 20, from 8:30 to 10:00.
Next Week’s Schedule
(See Coach’s Articles for Sports events)
Fri. Feb. 17 No School Teacher’s Institute
Basketball Next Week
Wed. Feb. 15-3:3-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
Thur. Feb. 16-4:15PM-5 & 6 Gr. St. Peter @ Patoka
Sandoval 4th Gr. Tournament 8PM-St. Peter vs. St. Theresa
Fri. Feb. 17-Springfield 5 & 6 Gr. Tournament-
7PM-St. Peter vs. Zion Mt. Pulaski @ Lutheran High
Sat. Feb. 18-Springfield 5 & 6 Gr. Tournament-
10:30AM-St. Peter vs. Our Savior’s @ Our Savior’s
2:15PM-St. Peter vs. Christ the King @ Our Savior’s
Sat. Feb. 18-TBA-Sandoval 4th Gr. Tournament
Sat. Feb. 19-TBA-Springfield 5 & 6 Gr. Tournament
Basketball Scores
5th Grade- St. Peter 43
Stewardson 39
6th Grade- St. Peter 27
Stewardson 18
Thank You
Thank you to everyone who helped in any way with the St. Peter Invitational Volleyball Tournament last Friday and Saturday. I had several comments on how nice of a tournament we host. It would not be possible without everyone’s help.
David Harmeier
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 2/13-Sandoval @ home 4:30 (C 4:00)
Tues. 2/14-Game @ St. John Mattoon 6:00 (C 5:30)
Thurs. 2/16-Practice 6:00-8:00 ALL
Just a friendly reminder: Concession workers are also responsible for helping with clean up of the bleachers/gym after the game. Thanks!
Menu
M-13
Poptart, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Grilled Chicken, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-14
Apple Bosco, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrowns, Fruit, Milk
W-15
English Muffins, Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hot Dog Wrap, French Fries, Fruit, Milk
TH-16
Cereal, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger, Bun, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note February 3, 2017
Nothing Can Separate us from the Love of God
Our ABC passage for the week is found in
Romans 8:38-39. “Neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 118:1: “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love endures forever!”
Featured Students of the Week
Tristan Roberts is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Angela Mace and David Roberts. His favorite season of the year is the summer because there is no school, it’s warm, and he can swim. His favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” Tristan is a big fan of NFL football and NBA basketball. One activity he enjoys with his family is going to St. Louis Cardinal baseball games and just hanging out with his brother. His favorite restaurant would have to be Chipotle. He attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Brodie Chambers is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Beth Chambers and Ty Chambers. He enjoys the season of summer the most because there is no school. During the summer, he gets the opportunity to spend some extra time with his dad. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing he especially enjoys is comedy. He enjoys playing video games with his dad and watching comedy shows with his mom. His favorite restaurant is KFC. Brodie attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Mitchell Brauer is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Scott and Shannon Brauer. He enjoys the season of summer because of baseball, swimming, and having friends over. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” Something precious to him is his family and electronics. One activity that he enjoys with his family is swimming and going to ball games. His favorite place to eat out is Steak ‘n Shake. Mitchell attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Magazine Sales Kick Off this Tuesday
Magazine sales will kick off this Tuesday, February 7. Students in the fifth through eighth grades will sell magazines and potentially earn a trip to a Cardinal baseball game in May. A portion of the proceeds will go toward their classroom trips to take place near the end of the school year.
Time to Order a Yearbook
Order forms were sent home today with each student. Yearbooks include highlights and pictures from students in both Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Cost for each yearbook is $12. There is a slightly higher cost for a personally engraved name. Deadline to order is Friday, February 17. Don’t delay.
Raging Rivers Update
Raging Rivers has changed their reading program for this year. It is now called A's Days. The program also is now for students in Kindergarten through High School. You will receive a one day FREE admission during A's Days which is June 24 - 30, 2017. To receive this free admission you must bring your 2016-2017 report card showing at least one A. If you cannot make it during the special A's Days, you may receive $10 off admission on any other day by showing an A on your report card.
Four Day Weekend
Feb. 17-20
There will be no school on Friday, February 17 (Teachers Institute); and Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day).
Parent-Teacher Conferences Feb. 9-10
Parent-Teacher conferences will take place this Thursday, February 9, from 4-7pm and Friday, February 10, from 8 a.m. to noon. In addition to reviewing your 3rd quarter mid-quarter progress, the teachers will share your child’s performance on the achievement tests from 2015-16, and define what the scores would mean for your child. There will be no school on Friday, February 10. Daycare will take place based on advanced signup.
PTL on February 8 Postponed
The meeting set for Wednesday, February 8, has been postponed due to a rescheduled volleyball game that night.
Sausage Supper Feb. 12
The men of the congregation invite you to attend the Sausage Supper to be held on Sunday, evening, February 12, in the school gymnasium. Serving begins at 5:00. Proceeds for this year’s sausage supper will be going toward the gym floor and gym improvements.
Visitors Day is March 8
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will celebrate National Lutheran School Week during the week of March 6-10. Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends of our school, and reading buddies are welcome to join us starting with a continental breakfast at 7:45 a.m. An all-school event will take place in the gymnasium followed by a classroom visit and a special chapel service at 10:30. This day is for all St. Peter’s students including the children and families of Little Saints. We hope you will join us for the morning. More information on National Lutheran School Week will be coming out later this month.
Early Dismissal on the 14th
School will be dismissed at 2:00 on Valentine’s Day, February 14, in accord with South Central’s calendar.
Next Week’s Schedule
Thurs. Feb. 9-4:00 PM-Parent Teacher Conf.
Fri. Feb. 10-No School
8:00 AM-Parent Teacher Conf.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Feb. 6-6:00PM-5&6 Grade-St. Peter @ Trinity Stewardson
Tues. Feb. 7-3:30-5:00 BB Practice-Gr. 4-6
Wed. Feb. 8-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
Thurs. Feb. 9-4:15PM-5 & 6 Gr.-Patoka @ St. Peter
Basketball Scores
Altamont 5th Grade Tournament
St. Peter 34
St. Elmo 29
St. Peter 25
Altamont Lutheran 36
Congratulations to the Saints for their 2nd Place finish in the Altamont Lutheran 5th Grade Tournament.
Volleyball
Fri. 2/3-SPIT Tournament
Sat. 2/4-SPIT Tournament
Tues. 2/7-St. John’s Mattoon @ Home 6 (C 5:30)
Wed. 2/8-Game @ Trinity Centralia-6:00 (C 5:30)
Fri. 2/10-ALIS @ Home-6:00 (C 5:30)
NO PRACTICES THIS WEEK
Volleyball Scores
vs. North Clay
Varsity-Win: 25-17, 25-10
Vs. Patoka
C Game –Tie: 18-21, 21-10
JV-Win: 25-20, 25-18
Varsity: Win: 25-19, 26-24
Menu
M-6
Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rice, Roll, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-7
Pancake Wraps, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndog, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-8
Poptarts, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beans w/diced ham, Cornbread, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
TH-9
Biscuit/Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Soft Shell Taco, Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-10
No School
Our ABC passage for the week is found in
Romans 8:38-39. “Neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 118:1: “Oh give thanks to the LORD, for he is good; his steadfast love endures forever!”
Featured Students of the Week
Tristan Roberts is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Angela Mace and David Roberts. His favorite season of the year is the summer because there is no school, it’s warm, and he can swim. His favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me.” Tristan is a big fan of NFL football and NBA basketball. One activity he enjoys with his family is going to St. Louis Cardinal baseball games and just hanging out with his brother. His favorite restaurant would have to be Chipotle. He attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Brodie Chambers is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Beth Chambers and Ty Chambers. He enjoys the season of summer the most because there is no school. During the summer, he gets the opportunity to spend some extra time with his dad. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” One thing he especially enjoys is comedy. He enjoys playing video games with his dad and watching comedy shows with his mom. His favorite restaurant is KFC. Brodie attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Mitchell Brauer is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Scott and Shannon Brauer. He enjoys the season of summer because of baseball, swimming, and having friends over. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” Something precious to him is his family and electronics. One activity that he enjoys with his family is swimming and going to ball games. His favorite place to eat out is Steak ‘n Shake. Mitchell attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Magazine Sales Kick Off this Tuesday
Magazine sales will kick off this Tuesday, February 7. Students in the fifth through eighth grades will sell magazines and potentially earn a trip to a Cardinal baseball game in May. A portion of the proceeds will go toward their classroom trips to take place near the end of the school year.
Time to Order a Yearbook
Order forms were sent home today with each student. Yearbooks include highlights and pictures from students in both Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Cost for each yearbook is $12. There is a slightly higher cost for a personally engraved name. Deadline to order is Friday, February 17. Don’t delay.
Raging Rivers Update
Raging Rivers has changed their reading program for this year. It is now called A's Days. The program also is now for students in Kindergarten through High School. You will receive a one day FREE admission during A's Days which is June 24 - 30, 2017. To receive this free admission you must bring your 2016-2017 report card showing at least one A. If you cannot make it during the special A's Days, you may receive $10 off admission on any other day by showing an A on your report card.
Four Day Weekend
Feb. 17-20
There will be no school on Friday, February 17 (Teachers Institute); and Monday, February 20 (Presidents Day).
Parent-Teacher Conferences Feb. 9-10
Parent-Teacher conferences will take place this Thursday, February 9, from 4-7pm and Friday, February 10, from 8 a.m. to noon. In addition to reviewing your 3rd quarter mid-quarter progress, the teachers will share your child’s performance on the achievement tests from 2015-16, and define what the scores would mean for your child. There will be no school on Friday, February 10. Daycare will take place based on advanced signup.
PTL on February 8 Postponed
The meeting set for Wednesday, February 8, has been postponed due to a rescheduled volleyball game that night.
Sausage Supper Feb. 12
The men of the congregation invite you to attend the Sausage Supper to be held on Sunday, evening, February 12, in the school gymnasium. Serving begins at 5:00. Proceeds for this year’s sausage supper will be going toward the gym floor and gym improvements.
Visitors Day is March 8
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will celebrate National Lutheran School Week during the week of March 6-10. Parents, grandparents, great-grandparents, aunts, uncles, friends of our school, and reading buddies are welcome to join us starting with a continental breakfast at 7:45 a.m. An all-school event will take place in the gymnasium followed by a classroom visit and a special chapel service at 10:30. This day is for all St. Peter’s students including the children and families of Little Saints. We hope you will join us for the morning. More information on National Lutheran School Week will be coming out later this month.
Early Dismissal on the 14th
School will be dismissed at 2:00 on Valentine’s Day, February 14, in accord with South Central’s calendar.
Next Week’s Schedule
Thurs. Feb. 9-4:00 PM-Parent Teacher Conf.
Fri. Feb. 10-No School
8:00 AM-Parent Teacher Conf.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Feb. 6-6:00PM-5&6 Grade-St. Peter @ Trinity Stewardson
Tues. Feb. 7-3:30-5:00 BB Practice-Gr. 4-6
Wed. Feb. 8-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
Thurs. Feb. 9-4:15PM-5 & 6 Gr.-Patoka @ St. Peter
Basketball Scores
Altamont 5th Grade Tournament
St. Peter 34
St. Elmo 29
St. Peter 25
Altamont Lutheran 36
Congratulations to the Saints for their 2nd Place finish in the Altamont Lutheran 5th Grade Tournament.
Volleyball
Fri. 2/3-SPIT Tournament
Sat. 2/4-SPIT Tournament
Tues. 2/7-St. John’s Mattoon @ Home 6 (C 5:30)
Wed. 2/8-Game @ Trinity Centralia-6:00 (C 5:30)
Fri. 2/10-ALIS @ Home-6:00 (C 5:30)
NO PRACTICES THIS WEEK
Volleyball Scores
vs. North Clay
Varsity-Win: 25-17, 25-10
Vs. Patoka
C Game –Tie: 18-21, 21-10
JV-Win: 25-20, 25-18
Varsity: Win: 25-19, 26-24
Menu
M-6
Tornados, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatballs, Rice, Roll, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-7
Pancake Wraps, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Corndog, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-8
Poptarts, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Beans w/diced ham, Cornbread, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
TH-9
Biscuit/Jelly, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Soft Shell Taco, Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-10
No School
The Friday Note January 27, 2017
It is He Who Made Us
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Psalm 100. “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
Our passage for January 26-30 will be Romans 8:38-39. “Neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Square Dancing February 3
Students in the 5th through 8th grade will go square dancing at South Central High School on Friday morning, February 3. The students will depart by bus at 8:15 a.m. and return by 10:45 a.m. Wear gym shoes. Please return the permission form if you have not done so already
Featured Students of the Week
Chezney Robb is in the sixth grade. She is the daughter of Stephen and Amanda Robb. Her favorite season of the year is the summer because of her showing her animals at the county fairs. Her favorite Christian song is “Good Good Father.” Something precious to her would be her family and her animals which includes sheep, cows, rabbits, cats, and dogs. One activity that she likes to do with her family is spending time with them in the show barn at the county and state fairs. Her favorite place to eat out would be El Rancherito. This is Chezney’s first year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Olivea Hollva is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Sabrina Potter and Derrik Hollva. She enjoys the season of summer the most because she can spend more time at the park. Her favorite Christian song is “My Lighthouse.” She mentioned her two dogs, Pumpkin and Kipper, as something very precious to her. She enjoys dirt biking with her dad and taking walks with her mom. Her favorite restaurant is Texas Roadhouse. This is Olivea’s second year as a student at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Zada Reynolds is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Kris and Emily Reynolds. She enjoys the season of summer the most so she can hang out with her friends. Her favorite Christian song is “Bless the Lord Oh My Soul.” Her family, her Silkie show chickens, and her dogs are what she values the most. She enjoys spending time with her family when she rides the 4-wheeler. Her favorite place to eat out is the Texas Roadhouse. Zada attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
PTL Meets February 8
The PTL will meet on Wednesday, February 8, at 7:00, in the 7th and 8th grade classroom. Meetings are open for all parents.
Raging Rivers Update
Raging Rivers has changed their reading program for this year. It is now called A's Days. The program also is now for students in Kindergarten through High School. You will receive a one day FREE admission during A's Days which is June 24 - 30, 2017. To receive this free admission you must bring your 2016-2017 report card showing at least one A. If you cannot make it during the special A's Days, you may receive $10 off admission on any other day by showing an A on your report card.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Feb. 9-10
Parent-Teacher conferences will take place on Thursday, February 9, from 4-7pm and Friday, February 10, from 8 a.m. to noon. In addition to reviewing your 3rd quarter mid-quarter progress, we will be discussing your child’s performance on the achievement tests from 2015-16, and define what the scores would mean for your child. There will be no school on Friday, February 10. Daycare will take place based on advanced signup.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 1/30-Game @ North Clay 6PM
Tues. 1/31-Game @ home-Patoka 4:15
(3:30 C)
Thurs. 2/2/-Practice-3:30-5:30 (6-8 gr)
Fri. 2/3-SPIT Tournament-TBA
Sat. 2/4-SPIT Tournament-TBA
Unless otherwise stated, players should arrive to volleyball games 30 minutes prior to their start time. Parents working concessions for home games should arrive 45 minutes prior to start time. Thanks!
Also, please add the following C Games to your schedules:
2/10-ALIS @ Home-C 5:30 PM
3/13-Game @ ALIS-C 5:30 PM
Volleyball Scores
Jan. 24 vs. Sacred Heart
C Team Loss-11-25, 17-25
JV Win-25-19, 25-15
Varsity Win-25-20, 20-25, 25-8
Basketball Next Week
Sat. Jan. 28-Altamont 5th Grade Tournament-10:15-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo
12:00pm or 1:15 pm-St. Peter vs. Altamont Lutheran or Green Creek
Wed. Feb. 1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr.4-8)
Thurs. Feb. 2-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr.4-6)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-SIJHSAA Regional
St. Peter 28
Patoka 54
Menu
M-30
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Q’s Wrap, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-31
Sausage Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger/Bun, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
W-1
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Green Beans, Roll, Fruit, Milk
TH-2
Sliders, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Corn, Garlic Bread, Fruit, Milk
F-3
Cheese Bagel, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Psalm 100. “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
Our passage for January 26-30 will be Romans 8:38-39. “Neither death nor life, nor angels nor rulers, nor things present nor things to come, nor powers, nor height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Square Dancing February 3
Students in the 5th through 8th grade will go square dancing at South Central High School on Friday morning, February 3. The students will depart by bus at 8:15 a.m. and return by 10:45 a.m. Wear gym shoes. Please return the permission form if you have not done so already
Featured Students of the Week
Chezney Robb is in the sixth grade. She is the daughter of Stephen and Amanda Robb. Her favorite season of the year is the summer because of her showing her animals at the county fairs. Her favorite Christian song is “Good Good Father.” Something precious to her would be her family and her animals which includes sheep, cows, rabbits, cats, and dogs. One activity that she likes to do with her family is spending time with them in the show barn at the county and state fairs. Her favorite place to eat out would be El Rancherito. This is Chezney’s first year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Olivea Hollva is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Sabrina Potter and Derrik Hollva. She enjoys the season of summer the most because she can spend more time at the park. Her favorite Christian song is “My Lighthouse.” She mentioned her two dogs, Pumpkin and Kipper, as something very precious to her. She enjoys dirt biking with her dad and taking walks with her mom. Her favorite restaurant is Texas Roadhouse. This is Olivea’s second year as a student at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Zada Reynolds is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Kris and Emily Reynolds. She enjoys the season of summer the most so she can hang out with her friends. Her favorite Christian song is “Bless the Lord Oh My Soul.” Her family, her Silkie show chickens, and her dogs are what she values the most. She enjoys spending time with her family when she rides the 4-wheeler. Her favorite place to eat out is the Texas Roadhouse. Zada attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
PTL Meets February 8
The PTL will meet on Wednesday, February 8, at 7:00, in the 7th and 8th grade classroom. Meetings are open for all parents.
Raging Rivers Update
Raging Rivers has changed their reading program for this year. It is now called A's Days. The program also is now for students in Kindergarten through High School. You will receive a one day FREE admission during A's Days which is June 24 - 30, 2017. To receive this free admission you must bring your 2016-2017 report card showing at least one A. If you cannot make it during the special A's Days, you may receive $10 off admission on any other day by showing an A on your report card.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Feb. 9-10
Parent-Teacher conferences will take place on Thursday, February 9, from 4-7pm and Friday, February 10, from 8 a.m. to noon. In addition to reviewing your 3rd quarter mid-quarter progress, we will be discussing your child’s performance on the achievement tests from 2015-16, and define what the scores would mean for your child. There will be no school on Friday, February 10. Daycare will take place based on advanced signup.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. 1/30-Game @ North Clay 6PM
Tues. 1/31-Game @ home-Patoka 4:15
(3:30 C)
Thurs. 2/2/-Practice-3:30-5:30 (6-8 gr)
Fri. 2/3-SPIT Tournament-TBA
Sat. 2/4-SPIT Tournament-TBA
Unless otherwise stated, players should arrive to volleyball games 30 minutes prior to their start time. Parents working concessions for home games should arrive 45 minutes prior to start time. Thanks!
Also, please add the following C Games to your schedules:
2/10-ALIS @ Home-C 5:30 PM
3/13-Game @ ALIS-C 5:30 PM
Volleyball Scores
Jan. 24 vs. Sacred Heart
C Team Loss-11-25, 17-25
JV Win-25-19, 25-15
Varsity Win-25-20, 20-25, 25-8
Basketball Next Week
Sat. Jan. 28-Altamont 5th Grade Tournament-10:15-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo
12:00pm or 1:15 pm-St. Peter vs. Altamont Lutheran or Green Creek
Wed. Feb. 1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr.4-8)
Thurs. Feb. 2-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr.4-6)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-SIJHSAA Regional
St. Peter 28
Patoka 54
Menu
M-30
Pancakes, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Chicken Q’s Wrap, Peas, Fruit, Milk
T-31
Sausage Sandwich, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Hamburger/Bun, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
W-1
Muffins, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Meatloaf, Green Beans, Roll, Fruit, Milk
TH-2
Sliders, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Corn, Garlic Bread, Fruit, Milk
F-3
Cheese Bagel, Fruit, Juice, Milk
Pizza, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note January 20, 2017
My Cup Overflows
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 23:4-6 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 100. “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
Featured Students of the Week
Kaden Phillips is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Kelly Hall and Jason Phillips. His favorite month of the year is July because he has fun with the fireworks. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” Something precious to him would be his tablet. One activity that he likes to do with his family is swimming in the backyard at his grandma and grandpa’s house. His favorite place to eat out would be Buffalo Wild Wings. Kaden attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Evelyn Torbeck is in the fifth grade. She is the daughter of Adam and Jennifer Torbeck. She enjoys the month of November as her favorite month because the air is cool, but still fun to play outside. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” She mentioned her family and her computer as some things that are precious to her. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is talking and spending time with them in the living room. Her favorite restaurant is Niemergs. Evelyn is a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Augsburg.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!
On the week of January 23-27, you can participate in
The very first Student Council
FUN WEEK!
Just bring one dollar for every day you participate!
Monday- Pajama Day!
Tuesday- Hat Day!
Wednesday- Gum Day!
Thursday- Crazy Hair Day!
Friday- Decade Day!
(Dress as a person from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, or 90’s.)
All of the proceeds are going towards a special treat for the 100th day of school!
Pizza Party Dates For Those Who Helped Serve
Turkey Supper helpers (Grades 5-8): March 24
Fun Fair (Grades 5-8): January 24
Chapel on Tuesday
Chapel will be held at 8:30 on Tuesday, January 24, in place of our regular Wednesday chapel day. Pastor Kolb, missionary to Hong Kong, will be our guest speaker. Our offerings for Tuesday and the following Wednesdays will go toward his missionary work.
Thank You
We wish to thank our parents, grandparents, congregational members, and friends of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool for your participation and donation of time, talent, and treasures in the recent Fun Fair, Soup Supper, Raffle, and Auction. A lot of teamwork took place starting with our PTL council of Brian Sigrist, Paul Ruholl, Julie Roberts, Amy Schaal, Tammy Smith, Anne Hoover, Erica Grandt, Shelly Reynolds, Debbie Moore, Sabrina Potter, and Joann Carpenter.
New Board of Christian Education
Our New Board of Christian Education for the 2017 calendar year is Matthew Benning, president; David Wollin, vice-president; Scott Brauer, secretary; Dennis Schaal; Kyle Urban; and Jeremy Chasteen.
Important Calendar Dates
M-23
Bagel Cream Cheese
Meatballs, Rice, Bread/Butter,Green Beans, Fruit,Milk
T-24
Cereal
Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-25
Waffles
Grilled Chicken, Carrots, Roll, Fruit, Milk
T-26
Biscuit/Jelly
Salisbury Steak Gravy, Mashed Potato, Bread, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-27
Cinnamon Roll
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Jan. 24- 8:30 Chapel
Wed. Jan. 25- NO Chapel
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Jan. 23-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Grades 5-8)
Wed. Jan. 25-SIJHSAA Regional @ Odin-6:00P.M.-St. Peter vs. Patoka
Thurs. Jan. 26-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Grades 4-5)
Sat. Jan. 28- TBA-Altamont 5th Grade Tournament
Basketball Cancelations
The Basketball games scheduled for Friday Jan. 13 with St. John’s Mattoon and the Pee Wee Tournament at St. Theresa last weekend that were canceled due to the weather will not be rescheduled.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. Jan.23- 6:00-8:00 VB Practice ALL
Tues. Jan. 24-4:15 Game @ Sacred Heart-C game AFTER Varsity Game
(JV and V dismiss at 3:00, C Team arrive to gym by 5:00.)
Thurs. Jan. 26-3:30-5:30 VB Practice ALL
We are currently looking for parent volunteers who would be willing to work the scoreboard for home games. Please let me know if you would like to help out! Thanks! –Coach Megan
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 23:4-6 Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 100. “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
Featured Students of the Week
Kaden Phillips is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Kelly Hall and Jason Phillips. His favorite month of the year is July because he has fun with the fireworks. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” Something precious to him would be his tablet. One activity that he likes to do with his family is swimming in the backyard at his grandma and grandpa’s house. His favorite place to eat out would be Buffalo Wild Wings. Kaden attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Evelyn Torbeck is in the fifth grade. She is the daughter of Adam and Jennifer Torbeck. She enjoys the month of November as her favorite month because the air is cool, but still fun to play outside. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” She mentioned her family and her computer as some things that are precious to her. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is talking and spending time with them in the living room. Her favorite restaurant is Niemergs. Evelyn is a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church in Augsburg.
ATTENTION ALL STUDENTS!
On the week of January 23-27, you can participate in
The very first Student Council
FUN WEEK!
Just bring one dollar for every day you participate!
Monday- Pajama Day!
Tuesday- Hat Day!
Wednesday- Gum Day!
Thursday- Crazy Hair Day!
Friday- Decade Day!
(Dress as a person from the 60’s, 70’s, 80’s, or 90’s.)
All of the proceeds are going towards a special treat for the 100th day of school!
Pizza Party Dates For Those Who Helped Serve
Turkey Supper helpers (Grades 5-8): March 24
Fun Fair (Grades 5-8): January 24
Chapel on Tuesday
Chapel will be held at 8:30 on Tuesday, January 24, in place of our regular Wednesday chapel day. Pastor Kolb, missionary to Hong Kong, will be our guest speaker. Our offerings for Tuesday and the following Wednesdays will go toward his missionary work.
Thank You
We wish to thank our parents, grandparents, congregational members, and friends of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool for your participation and donation of time, talent, and treasures in the recent Fun Fair, Soup Supper, Raffle, and Auction. A lot of teamwork took place starting with our PTL council of Brian Sigrist, Paul Ruholl, Julie Roberts, Amy Schaal, Tammy Smith, Anne Hoover, Erica Grandt, Shelly Reynolds, Debbie Moore, Sabrina Potter, and Joann Carpenter.
New Board of Christian Education
Our New Board of Christian Education for the 2017 calendar year is Matthew Benning, president; David Wollin, vice-president; Scott Brauer, secretary; Dennis Schaal; Kyle Urban; and Jeremy Chasteen.
Important Calendar Dates
M-23
Bagel Cream Cheese
Meatballs, Rice, Bread/Butter,Green Beans, Fruit,Milk
T-24
Cereal
Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-25
Waffles
Grilled Chicken, Carrots, Roll, Fruit, Milk
T-26
Biscuit/Jelly
Salisbury Steak Gravy, Mashed Potato, Bread, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-27
Cinnamon Roll
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Jan. 24- 8:30 Chapel
Wed. Jan. 25- NO Chapel
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Jan. 23-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Grades 5-8)
Wed. Jan. 25-SIJHSAA Regional @ Odin-6:00P.M.-St. Peter vs. Patoka
Thurs. Jan. 26-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Grades 4-5)
Sat. Jan. 28- TBA-Altamont 5th Grade Tournament
Basketball Cancelations
The Basketball games scheduled for Friday Jan. 13 with St. John’s Mattoon and the Pee Wee Tournament at St. Theresa last weekend that were canceled due to the weather will not be rescheduled.
Volleyball Next Week
Mon. Jan.23- 6:00-8:00 VB Practice ALL
Tues. Jan. 24-4:15 Game @ Sacred Heart-C game AFTER Varsity Game
(JV and V dismiss at 3:00, C Team arrive to gym by 5:00.)
Thurs. Jan. 26-3:30-5:30 VB Practice ALL
We are currently looking for parent volunteers who would be willing to work the scoreboard for home games. Please let me know if you would like to help out! Thanks! –Coach Megan
The Friday Note January 13, 2017
The Lord is My Shepherd
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 23. “(The) LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Lost and Found
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new. Deadline to claim these items has been extended to Friday, February 10 (Parent-Teacher conferences). After that date, the clothing will be donated to Good Will or to another clothing bank.
No School on Monday
There will be no school on Monday, January 16, in honor of Martin Luther King’s Birthday.
Featured Students of the Week
Callaway Smith is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Shannon and Tammy Smith. His favorite season of the year is winter because he enjoys the New Year holiday. His favorite Christian song is “Our God” by Chris Tomlin. Something precious to him would be his family. One activity that he likes to do with his family is going to sports events such as baseball and basketball games especially those involving the Cleveland Cavaliers, the St. Louis Cardinals, and the Fighting Illini. His favorite place to eat out would be Ludlows which is located in Iowa. Brock attends church at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church.
Peyton Chambers is in the third grade. She is the daughter of Beth Chambers and Ty Chambers. She enjoys the summer season the most because there is no school and she can spend more time with her friends. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” She mentioned her three cats and three dogs and her family as some things that are precious to her. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is going swimming at hotels. Her favorite restaurant is Ellen’s Diner. Bailey attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Thank You to our Local Firemen
We wish to say Thank You to our local firemen for their $500 donation to St. Peter’s Lutheran School Gym Floor fund. Your support of our school and the children of our community is very much appreciated.
Pizza Party Dates For Those Who Helped Serve
Turkey Supper helpers (Grades 5-8): March 24
Fun Fair (Grades 5-8): January 24
Fun Fair and Auction
This Sunday, Jan. 15
The annual PTL Fun Fair, Soup Supper & Auction will be held this Sunday, January 15. This is our largest and final fund raiser of the year. The meal and games will run from 3:30 to 5:30 followed by the auction at 6:00. Each family is kindly asked to donate an auction item, a dessert, a cake for the cake walk, and two 2-liter sodas. The meal will feature chili, chicken noodle soup, BBQ, and hot dogs, and lots of desserts. Cost is free will donation. Cash prizes for the raffle prize range from $50 to a grand prize of $500. You do not need to be present to be a winner. Babysitting will be provided for smaller children during the time of the auction (6-8pm). Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair and Auction will go toward gym improvements including a new floor set to be laid this early summer. The Fun Fair is always an exciting night filled with fun and fellowship and a great opportunity to support the mission of our elementary school and preschool and daycare. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and relatives to join us for the night.
Fun Fair Workers
Attached to this Friday Note is a listing of the Fun Fair workers for Sunday, January 15. Please support our school and Little Saints Preschool in this big event. It is our largest and final fund raiser for the school year. Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair will go toward making gym improvements including the laying of a new floor in early summer.
If School is Cancelled …
St. Peter’s Lutheran School will follow the decision of the South Central school district if school would be cancelled. You will also be notified by email and it will be posted on the St. Peter’s School Facebook page. St. Peter will also be mentioned on WJBD, Salem; WKRV, Vandalia; and WCRC, Effingham, if we would have no school. If we do not have your current email address, please submit it to dyagow.spls@gmail.com.
Student Council Report By Allie Murphree
This month the student council has passed five new bills. The first one is Bill 202 which says that there will be a dodgeball tournament for grade 3-6 during an afternoon period lasting 30 minutes. The rules would be determined by the Student Council. Next, we passed Bill 203, which says that mirrors would be placed in the boys’ and girls’ locker rooms. The type and size of the mirrors will be determined by the President and Vice President. Then there is Bill 204 which says that the junior high students will sell pizzas (and possibly other things) for their class field trip. Bill 205 says that the 8th grade will provide input on an 8th grade page for the school yearbook for 2016-17. And lastly, the students in the kindergarten and 1st and 2nd grade will have a parachute activity of 30 minutes.
Volleyball Practice Next Week
Tues. 1/17 3:30-5:30-6th-8th
Wed. 1/18 6:00-8:00-ALL
Thurs. 1/19 3:30-5:30-ALL
Basketball Next Week
Wed. Jan. 18-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Thurs. Jan. 19-6:00pm-St. Peter @ ALIS (JV,V)
Basketball Scores
4th Grade-
St. Peter 37
Salem 12
St. Peter 33
Salem 18
5th Grade
St. Peter 30
Stewardson 23
6th Grade
St. Peter 34
Stewardson 31
JV
St. Peter 14
New Horizon 25
Varsity
St. Peter 41
New Horizon 33
Volleyball Change
The Volleyball game scheduled for Mon. Jan. 23 at Trinity Centralia has been changed to Wed. Feb. 8 starting at 6:00 p.m.
MENU
T-17
Breakfast Slider
Riblette on Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-18
Pancake Wraps
Drummies/Bread, Cali Mix, Fruit, Milk
TH-19
Biscuits/Gravy
Chicken Biscuit Gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-20
Poptarts
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Mon. Jan. 16 No School
Tues. Jan. 17 7:00 PM Board of Ed meets
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 23. “(The) LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Lost and Found
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new. Deadline to claim these items has been extended to Friday, February 10 (Parent-Teacher conferences). After that date, the clothing will be donated to Good Will or to another clothing bank.
No School on Monday
There will be no school on Monday, January 16, in honor of Martin Luther King’s Birthday.
Featured Students of the Week
Callaway Smith is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Shannon and Tammy Smith. His favorite season of the year is winter because he enjoys the New Year holiday. His favorite Christian song is “Our God” by Chris Tomlin. Something precious to him would be his family. One activity that he likes to do with his family is going to sports events such as baseball and basketball games especially those involving the Cleveland Cavaliers, the St. Louis Cardinals, and the Fighting Illini. His favorite place to eat out would be Ludlows which is located in Iowa. Brock attends church at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church.
Peyton Chambers is in the third grade. She is the daughter of Beth Chambers and Ty Chambers. She enjoys the summer season the most because there is no school and she can spend more time with her friends. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” She mentioned her three cats and three dogs and her family as some things that are precious to her. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is going swimming at hotels. Her favorite restaurant is Ellen’s Diner. Bailey attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Thank You to our Local Firemen
We wish to say Thank You to our local firemen for their $500 donation to St. Peter’s Lutheran School Gym Floor fund. Your support of our school and the children of our community is very much appreciated.
Pizza Party Dates For Those Who Helped Serve
Turkey Supper helpers (Grades 5-8): March 24
Fun Fair (Grades 5-8): January 24
Fun Fair and Auction
This Sunday, Jan. 15
The annual PTL Fun Fair, Soup Supper & Auction will be held this Sunday, January 15. This is our largest and final fund raiser of the year. The meal and games will run from 3:30 to 5:30 followed by the auction at 6:00. Each family is kindly asked to donate an auction item, a dessert, a cake for the cake walk, and two 2-liter sodas. The meal will feature chili, chicken noodle soup, BBQ, and hot dogs, and lots of desserts. Cost is free will donation. Cash prizes for the raffle prize range from $50 to a grand prize of $500. You do not need to be present to be a winner. Babysitting will be provided for smaller children during the time of the auction (6-8pm). Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair and Auction will go toward gym improvements including a new floor set to be laid this early summer. The Fun Fair is always an exciting night filled with fun and fellowship and a great opportunity to support the mission of our elementary school and preschool and daycare. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and relatives to join us for the night.
Fun Fair Workers
Attached to this Friday Note is a listing of the Fun Fair workers for Sunday, January 15. Please support our school and Little Saints Preschool in this big event. It is our largest and final fund raiser for the school year. Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair will go toward making gym improvements including the laying of a new floor in early summer.
If School is Cancelled …
St. Peter’s Lutheran School will follow the decision of the South Central school district if school would be cancelled. You will also be notified by email and it will be posted on the St. Peter’s School Facebook page. St. Peter will also be mentioned on WJBD, Salem; WKRV, Vandalia; and WCRC, Effingham, if we would have no school. If we do not have your current email address, please submit it to dyagow.spls@gmail.com.
Student Council Report By Allie Murphree
This month the student council has passed five new bills. The first one is Bill 202 which says that there will be a dodgeball tournament for grade 3-6 during an afternoon period lasting 30 minutes. The rules would be determined by the Student Council. Next, we passed Bill 203, which says that mirrors would be placed in the boys’ and girls’ locker rooms. The type and size of the mirrors will be determined by the President and Vice President. Then there is Bill 204 which says that the junior high students will sell pizzas (and possibly other things) for their class field trip. Bill 205 says that the 8th grade will provide input on an 8th grade page for the school yearbook for 2016-17. And lastly, the students in the kindergarten and 1st and 2nd grade will have a parachute activity of 30 minutes.
Volleyball Practice Next Week
Tues. 1/17 3:30-5:30-6th-8th
Wed. 1/18 6:00-8:00-ALL
Thurs. 1/19 3:30-5:30-ALL
Basketball Next Week
Wed. Jan. 18-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Thurs. Jan. 19-6:00pm-St. Peter @ ALIS (JV,V)
Basketball Scores
4th Grade-
St. Peter 37
Salem 12
St. Peter 33
Salem 18
5th Grade
St. Peter 30
Stewardson 23
6th Grade
St. Peter 34
Stewardson 31
JV
St. Peter 14
New Horizon 25
Varsity
St. Peter 41
New Horizon 33
Volleyball Change
The Volleyball game scheduled for Mon. Jan. 23 at Trinity Centralia has been changed to Wed. Feb. 8 starting at 6:00 p.m.
MENU
T-17
Breakfast Slider
Riblette on Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-18
Pancake Wraps
Drummies/Bread, Cali Mix, Fruit, Milk
TH-19
Biscuits/Gravy
Chicken Biscuit Gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-20
Poptarts
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Mon. Jan. 16 No School
Tues. Jan. 17 7:00 PM Board of Ed meets
The Friday Note January 6, 2017
The Lord is My Shepherd
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 23. “(The) LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 100. “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
2nd Quarter Report Cards
Report cards for the second quarter were distributed today. Please return the envelope signed.
Featured Students of the Week
Brock Sigrist is in the first grade. He is the son of Brian and Aimee Sigrist. His favorite season of the year is winter because he enjoys building snowmen. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to him would be his kittens and his family. One activity that he likes to do with his family is swimming. His favorite place to eat out would be Ryan’s. Brock attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Bailey Wodtka is in the second grade. She is the daughter of Daniel Wodtka and Amanda Wodtka. Bailey enjoys the winter season the most because she can throw snowballs at her mom. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” She mentioned her four rabbits and her family as some things that are precious to her. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is playing Yahtzee. Her favorite restaurant is Cracker Barrel. Bailey attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
8th Grade Night Monday
Our graduating student athletes will be honored on Monday, January 9, between the junior varsity and varsity basketball games.
Cameron Brandt: Baseball and basketball
Sam Rubin: Baseball
Alexis Roberts: Softball and volleyball
Madyson Magnus: Softball and volleyball
Congratulations to our athletes and to their parents who will also be recognized.
Lost and Found
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new. Deadline to claim these items has been extended to Friday, February 10 (Parent-Teacher conferences). After that date, the clothing will be donated to Good Will or to another clothing bank.
Congratulations!
2nd Quarter
Grades 5-8
Highest Honors: Cameron Brandt, Madyson Magnus, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Olivia Brauer, Mitchell Brauer, Emma Runge
High Honors: Sam Rubin, Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz, Gaige Phillips, Zada Reynolds, Alex Hawkey, Payton Potter, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal
Honors: Allie Murphree, Chezney Robb, Emma Chambers, Evyn Hollva
Grades K-8
Perfect School Attendance: Cameron Brandt, Sam Rubin, Madyson Magnus, Brodie Chambers, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Forest Koehler, Max Magnus, Addisyn Sigrist, Bailey Wodtka, Josalyn Grandt, Brock Sigrist, Annie Ruholl, Emmie Ruholl, Aiden Strobel
Perfect Church Attendance: Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Liam Kraemer, Addisyn Sigrist, Evan Hoover, Brock Sigrist, Aiden Hoover
Perfect Sunday School Attendance: Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Halle Smith, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Liam Kraemer, Addisyn Sigrist, Evan Hoover, Brock Sigrist, Aiden Hoover
Fun Fair and Auction
Next Sunday, Jan. 15
The annual PTL Fun Fair, Soup Supper & Auction will be held next Sunday, January 15. This is our largest and final fund raiser of the year. The meal and games will run from 3:30 to 5:30 followed by the auction at 6:00. Each family is kindly asked to donate an auction item, a dessert, a cake for the cake walk, and two 2-liter sodas. The meal will feature chili, chicken noodle soup, BBQ, and hot dogs, and lots of desserts. Cost is free will donation. Cash prizes for the raffle prize range from $50 to a grand prize of $500. You do not need to be present to be a winner. Babysitting will be provided for smaller children during the time of the auction (6-8pm). Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair and Auction will go toward gym improvements including a new floor set to be laid this early summer. The Fun Fair is always an exciting night filled with fun and fellowship and a great opportunity to support the mission of our elementary school and preschool and daycare. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and relatives to join us for the night.
Fun Fair Workers
Attached to the hard copy of the Friday Note is a listing of the Fun Fair workers for Sunday, January 15. Please support our school and Little Saints Preschool in this big event. It is our largest and final fund raiser for the school year. Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair will go toward making gym improvements including the laying of a new floor in early summer.
Raffle Tickets
Raffle money and any unsold tickets are due back to the school office on Wednesday, January 11. We encourage all Little Saints Preschool families and St. Peter’s Lutheran School families to sell their allotment of tickets.
PTL Highlights
If School is Cancelled …
St. Peter’s Lutheran School will follow the decision of the South Central school district if school would be cancelled. You will also be notified by email and it will be posted on the St. Peter’s School Facebook page. St. Peter will also be mentioned on WJBD, Salem; WKRV, Vandalia; and WCRC, Effingham, if we would have no school. If we do not have your current email address, please submit it to dyagow.spls@gmail.com.
VOLLEYBALL RESUMES NEXT WEEK!
Tues. 1/10 Practice 6:00-8:00-ALL
Thurs. 1/12 Practice 3:30-5:00-6-8th
Basketball Next Week
Sat. Jan. 7-2PM-Salem @ St. Peter-2 Games (4th Grade)
Mon. Jan. 9-6PM-New Horizon @ St. Peter (JV,V)
Tues. Jan. 10-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Wed. Jan. 11-6-8PM-BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Thurs. Jan. 12-6PM-Trinity Stewardson @ St. Peter (5 & 6)
Fri. Jan. 13-6PM-St. Peter @ St. John’s Mattoon (3 & 4, 5 & 6, V)
Sat. Jan. 14-St. Theresa 4th Grade Tournament-2PM-St. Peter vs. Selmaville
Sun. Jan. 15-TBA-St. Theresa 4th Grade Tournament
NOTE: The game on Fri. Jan. 13 is at St. John’s Mattoon
MENU
M-9
Apple Bosco
Chicken Patty, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-10
Muffins
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-11
English Muffin w/Jelly
Hog Dog Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk
TH-12
Tornados
Chicken Q Wrap, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-13
French Toast
Pizza, Green Beans, Fruit Milk
Note: In the event of a snow day/days, the menu will hopefully be the same if at all possible. Watch our Facebook page for any menu changes.
Our ABC passage for this week is found in Psalm 23. “(The) LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 100. “Make a joyful noise to the LORD, all the earth! Serve the LORD with gladness! Come into his presence with singing! Know that the LORD, he is God! It is he who made us, and we are his; we are his people, and the sheep of his pasture. Enter his gates with thanksgiving, and his courts with praise! Give thanks to him; bless his name! For the LORD is good; his steadfast love endures forever, and his faithfulness to all generations.”
2nd Quarter Report Cards
Report cards for the second quarter were distributed today. Please return the envelope signed.
Featured Students of the Week
Brock Sigrist is in the first grade. He is the son of Brian and Aimee Sigrist. His favorite season of the year is winter because he enjoys building snowmen. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to him would be his kittens and his family. One activity that he likes to do with his family is swimming. His favorite place to eat out would be Ryan’s. Brock attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Bailey Wodtka is in the second grade. She is the daughter of Daniel Wodtka and Amanda Wodtka. Bailey enjoys the winter season the most because she can throw snowballs at her mom. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” She mentioned her four rabbits and her family as some things that are precious to her. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is playing Yahtzee. Her favorite restaurant is Cracker Barrel. Bailey attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
8th Grade Night Monday
Our graduating student athletes will be honored on Monday, January 9, between the junior varsity and varsity basketball games.
Cameron Brandt: Baseball and basketball
Sam Rubin: Baseball
Alexis Roberts: Softball and volleyball
Madyson Magnus: Softball and volleyball
Congratulations to our athletes and to their parents who will also be recognized.
Lost and Found
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new. Deadline to claim these items has been extended to Friday, February 10 (Parent-Teacher conferences). After that date, the clothing will be donated to Good Will or to another clothing bank.
Congratulations!
2nd Quarter
Grades 5-8
Highest Honors: Cameron Brandt, Madyson Magnus, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Olivia Brauer, Mitchell Brauer, Emma Runge
High Honors: Sam Rubin, Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz, Gaige Phillips, Zada Reynolds, Alex Hawkey, Payton Potter, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal
Honors: Allie Murphree, Chezney Robb, Emma Chambers, Evyn Hollva
Grades K-8
Perfect School Attendance: Cameron Brandt, Sam Rubin, Madyson Magnus, Brodie Chambers, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Forest Koehler, Max Magnus, Addisyn Sigrist, Bailey Wodtka, Josalyn Grandt, Brock Sigrist, Annie Ruholl, Emmie Ruholl, Aiden Strobel
Perfect Church Attendance: Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Liam Kraemer, Addisyn Sigrist, Evan Hoover, Brock Sigrist, Aiden Hoover
Perfect Sunday School Attendance: Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Halle Smith, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Liam Kraemer, Addisyn Sigrist, Evan Hoover, Brock Sigrist, Aiden Hoover
Fun Fair and Auction
Next Sunday, Jan. 15
The annual PTL Fun Fair, Soup Supper & Auction will be held next Sunday, January 15. This is our largest and final fund raiser of the year. The meal and games will run from 3:30 to 5:30 followed by the auction at 6:00. Each family is kindly asked to donate an auction item, a dessert, a cake for the cake walk, and two 2-liter sodas. The meal will feature chili, chicken noodle soup, BBQ, and hot dogs, and lots of desserts. Cost is free will donation. Cash prizes for the raffle prize range from $50 to a grand prize of $500. You do not need to be present to be a winner. Babysitting will be provided for smaller children during the time of the auction (6-8pm). Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair and Auction will go toward gym improvements including a new floor set to be laid this early summer. The Fun Fair is always an exciting night filled with fun and fellowship and a great opportunity to support the mission of our elementary school and preschool and daycare. Please invite your friends, neighbors, and relatives to join us for the night.
Fun Fair Workers
Attached to the hard copy of the Friday Note is a listing of the Fun Fair workers for Sunday, January 15. Please support our school and Little Saints Preschool in this big event. It is our largest and final fund raiser for the school year. Proceeds for this year’s Fun Fair will go toward making gym improvements including the laying of a new floor in early summer.
Raffle Tickets
Raffle money and any unsold tickets are due back to the school office on Wednesday, January 11. We encourage all Little Saints Preschool families and St. Peter’s Lutheran School families to sell their allotment of tickets.
PTL Highlights
- The Ham Sale received positive reviews.
- The trustees reported to the PTL that the new gym floor would likely be laid in early summer after the removal of the old floor.
- Fun Fair planning -- We need everyone’s involvement as workers and donations.
If School is Cancelled …
St. Peter’s Lutheran School will follow the decision of the South Central school district if school would be cancelled. You will also be notified by email and it will be posted on the St. Peter’s School Facebook page. St. Peter will also be mentioned on WJBD, Salem; WKRV, Vandalia; and WCRC, Effingham, if we would have no school. If we do not have your current email address, please submit it to dyagow.spls@gmail.com.
VOLLEYBALL RESUMES NEXT WEEK!
Tues. 1/10 Practice 6:00-8:00-ALL
Thurs. 1/12 Practice 3:30-5:00-6-8th
Basketball Next Week
Sat. Jan. 7-2PM-Salem @ St. Peter-2 Games (4th Grade)
Mon. Jan. 9-6PM-New Horizon @ St. Peter (JV,V)
Tues. Jan. 10-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Wed. Jan. 11-6-8PM-BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Thurs. Jan. 12-6PM-Trinity Stewardson @ St. Peter (5 & 6)
Fri. Jan. 13-6PM-St. Peter @ St. John’s Mattoon (3 & 4, 5 & 6, V)
Sat. Jan. 14-St. Theresa 4th Grade Tournament-2PM-St. Peter vs. Selmaville
Sun. Jan. 15-TBA-St. Theresa 4th Grade Tournament
NOTE: The game on Fri. Jan. 13 is at St. John’s Mattoon
MENU
M-9
Apple Bosco
Chicken Patty, Bun, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-10
Muffins
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-11
English Muffin w/Jelly
Hog Dog Wrap, Fries, Fruit, Milk
TH-12
Tornados
Chicken Q Wrap, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-13
French Toast
Pizza, Green Beans, Fruit Milk
Note: In the event of a snow day/days, the menu will hopefully be the same if at all possible. Watch our Facebook page for any menu changes.
The Friday Note December 16, 2016
All Things Work for Good
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Romans 8:28. “And we Know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to His purpose.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 23. “(The) LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Christmas Service this Sunday at 6:00
We look forward to celebrating our Savior’s birth “Sound the Bells” as the children lead the service this Sunday night at 6:00. All children are to report at 5:45 to the church basement. The fifth and sixth grade hand chime choir and piano soloists are to report at 5:40.
School Resumes January 3
School will resume on Tuesday, January 3. Yes, there will be bus service.
Featured Students of the Week
Annie Ruholl is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Paul and Mandy Ruholl. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she can throw snowballs at her dad. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to her would be her family. One activity that she likes to do with her family is to play board games such as Candyland. Her favorite place to eat out would be Steak ‘n Shake. Annie attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Kolby Kraemer is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Ryan and Kristi Kraemer. Kolby enjoys the spring season the most because he can play kickball with his brother. His favorite Christian song is “Someone Special.” He mentioned his family as something precious to him. One activity that he especially enjoys with his family is going out to eat and swimming. His favorite restaurant is Buffalo Wild Wings. Kolby attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
A Blessed Christmas to You
The staff of St. Peter’s Lutheran School wishes you a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year. If you haven’t done so already, check out the video of the Christmas story on the St. Peter’s Lutheran School Facebook page. Thanks to all of you who shared it further. At last count, the video reached over six thousand people and close to three thousand views.
Spelling Bee Champions
Congratulations to our spelling bee winners. They will advance to the Lutheran School Spelling Bee in Springfield on Saturday, January 7.
3rd grade: Addisyn Sigrist, Shelby Smithson
4th grade: Ezra Arenas and Callaway Smith
5th grade: Addyson Schaal and Emma Runge
6th grade: Olivia and Mitchell Brauer
7th grade: Tristan Roberts and Halle Smith
Alternates include Peyton Chambers (3rd grade), Evan Hoover (4th grade), Payton Potter (6th grade), and Gaige Phillips (7th grade).
Lost and Found is Overflowing
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new. Deadline to claim these items will be January 31, 2017. After that date, the clothing will be donated to Good Will or another charity.
2nd Quarter Ended Today
Report cards for the second quarter will be distributed on Friday, January 6.
Did You Get Your Raffle Tickets?
Raffle tickets were sent home with the students yesterday, December 15. We encourage all Little Saints Preschool families and St. Peter’s Lutheran School families to sell their allotment of tickets. Proceeds benefit both our school and the preschool. The auction and fun fair will be held on Sunday, January 15, starting at 3:30 p.m.
Think Auction as You Holiday Shop
We would suggest that you keep the Auction in your mind as you holiday shop this season. Each family is kindly asked to donate an item or a basket of items for the auction. Consider hobbies, camping, bikes, sports, coolers with a collection of items, vacations, amusement park tickets, yard equipment, tools for the house or garage, etc.
PTL Meets January 3
The PTL will meet on Tuesday, January 3, at 6:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Next Week’s Schedule
Sun. Dec. 18 6PM Children’s Christmas Service
Mon. Dec. 19-Jan. 2 NO SCHOOL!
Saints Club
It is not too late to join the Saints Club. Your participation in the Saints Club can take place in the following ways:
Basketball 1st Week of January
Tues. Jan. 3-3:30-5:30-Basketball Practice
(Gr. 6-8)
6:00-8:00 Basketball Practice
(Gr. 4-5)’
Wed. Jan. 4-3:30-5:30-Basketball Practice
(Gr. 4-5)
6:00-8:00 Basketball Practice
(Gr. 6-8)
Thurs. Jan. 5-3:30-5:30 Baskeball Practice
(Gr. 5-8)
Fri. Jan. 6-3:30-5:30-Basketball Practice
(Gr. 4-5)
Schedule Change
The 4th Grade Basketball Tournament at St. Theresa has been changed from Jan. 7 & 8 to Jan. 14 & 15.
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 36
Mulberry Grove 34
St. Peter 17
St. Elmo 45
St. Peter 21
Iuka 63
St. Peter 50
St. Theresa 33
JV- St. Peter 13
Iuka 27
St. Peter 38
St. Theresa 39
4th Grade St. Peter 34
St. Theresa 2
MENU
T-3
Cereal
Corndog, Carrots, Fruit
W-4
Cheese Bagel
Hamburger on Bun, Corn, Fruit
TH-5
Sliders
Meatloaf, Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
F-6
Doughnuts
Pizza Bosco, Carrot Stix, Fruit
M-9
Apple Bosco
Chicken Patty Bun, Corn, Fruit
T-10
Muffins
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown Patty, Fruit
W-11
English Muffin, Jelly
Hot Dog Wrap, Fries, Fruit
TH-12
Tornados
Chicken Q Wrap, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
T-17
Breakfast Slider
Riblette on Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit
W-18
Pancake Wraps
Drummies/Bread, Cali Mix, Fruit
TH-19
Biscuits/Gravy
Chicken Biscuit, Gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
F-20
Poptarts
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit
M-23
Bagel, cream cheese
Meatballs/rice, bread/butter, green beans, fruit
T-24
Cereal
Sausage/Biscuit, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit
W-25
Waffles
Grilled Chicken, Carrots, Roll, Fruit
TH-26
Biscuit/Jelly
Salisbury Steak, Gravy, Mashed Potato, Bread, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
F-27
Cinnamon Roll
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit
M-30
Pancakes
Chicken Q’s Wrap, Peas, Fruit
T-31
Sausage Sandwich
Hamburger/Bun, Broccoli, Fruit
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Romans 8:28. “And we Know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to His purpose.” Next week’s passage is found in Psalm 23. “(The) LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He makes me lie down in green pastures. He leads me beside still waters. He restores my soul. He leads me in paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Even though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil, for you are with me; your rod and your staff, they comfort me. You prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies; you anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows. Surely goodness and mercy shall follow me all the days of my life, and I shall dwell in the house of the LORD forever.”
Christmas Service this Sunday at 6:00
We look forward to celebrating our Savior’s birth “Sound the Bells” as the children lead the service this Sunday night at 6:00. All children are to report at 5:45 to the church basement. The fifth and sixth grade hand chime choir and piano soloists are to report at 5:40.
School Resumes January 3
School will resume on Tuesday, January 3. Yes, there will be bus service.
Featured Students of the Week
Annie Ruholl is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Paul and Mandy Ruholl. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she can throw snowballs at her dad. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to her would be her family. One activity that she likes to do with her family is to play board games such as Candyland. Her favorite place to eat out would be Steak ‘n Shake. Annie attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Kolby Kraemer is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Ryan and Kristi Kraemer. Kolby enjoys the spring season the most because he can play kickball with his brother. His favorite Christian song is “Someone Special.” He mentioned his family as something precious to him. One activity that he especially enjoys with his family is going out to eat and swimming. His favorite restaurant is Buffalo Wild Wings. Kolby attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
A Blessed Christmas to You
The staff of St. Peter’s Lutheran School wishes you a Blessed Christmas and a Happy New Year. If you haven’t done so already, check out the video of the Christmas story on the St. Peter’s Lutheran School Facebook page. Thanks to all of you who shared it further. At last count, the video reached over six thousand people and close to three thousand views.
Spelling Bee Champions
Congratulations to our spelling bee winners. They will advance to the Lutheran School Spelling Bee in Springfield on Saturday, January 7.
3rd grade: Addisyn Sigrist, Shelby Smithson
4th grade: Ezra Arenas and Callaway Smith
5th grade: Addyson Schaal and Emma Runge
6th grade: Olivia and Mitchell Brauer
7th grade: Tristan Roberts and Halle Smith
Alternates include Peyton Chambers (3rd grade), Evan Hoover (4th grade), Payton Potter (6th grade), and Gaige Phillips (7th grade).
Lost and Found is Overflowing
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new. Deadline to claim these items will be January 31, 2017. After that date, the clothing will be donated to Good Will or another charity.
2nd Quarter Ended Today
Report cards for the second quarter will be distributed on Friday, January 6.
Did You Get Your Raffle Tickets?
Raffle tickets were sent home with the students yesterday, December 15. We encourage all Little Saints Preschool families and St. Peter’s Lutheran School families to sell their allotment of tickets. Proceeds benefit both our school and the preschool. The auction and fun fair will be held on Sunday, January 15, starting at 3:30 p.m.
Think Auction as You Holiday Shop
We would suggest that you keep the Auction in your mind as you holiday shop this season. Each family is kindly asked to donate an item or a basket of items for the auction. Consider hobbies, camping, bikes, sports, coolers with a collection of items, vacations, amusement park tickets, yard equipment, tools for the house or garage, etc.
PTL Meets January 3
The PTL will meet on Tuesday, January 3, at 6:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
Next Week’s Schedule
Sun. Dec. 18 6PM Children’s Christmas Service
Mon. Dec. 19-Jan. 2 NO SCHOOL!
Saints Club
It is not too late to join the Saints Club. Your participation in the Saints Club can take place in the following ways:
- Number of free throws made in basketball
- Number of aces served in volleyball
- Number of hits in baseball
- Flat donation
Basketball 1st Week of January
Tues. Jan. 3-3:30-5:30-Basketball Practice
(Gr. 6-8)
6:00-8:00 Basketball Practice
(Gr. 4-5)’
Wed. Jan. 4-3:30-5:30-Basketball Practice
(Gr. 4-5)
6:00-8:00 Basketball Practice
(Gr. 6-8)
Thurs. Jan. 5-3:30-5:30 Baskeball Practice
(Gr. 5-8)
Fri. Jan. 6-3:30-5:30-Basketball Practice
(Gr. 4-5)
Schedule Change
The 4th Grade Basketball Tournament at St. Theresa has been changed from Jan. 7 & 8 to Jan. 14 & 15.
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 36
Mulberry Grove 34
St. Peter 17
St. Elmo 45
St. Peter 21
Iuka 63
St. Peter 50
St. Theresa 33
JV- St. Peter 13
Iuka 27
St. Peter 38
St. Theresa 39
4th Grade St. Peter 34
St. Theresa 2
MENU
T-3
Cereal
Corndog, Carrots, Fruit
W-4
Cheese Bagel
Hamburger on Bun, Corn, Fruit
TH-5
Sliders
Meatloaf, Roll, Green Beans, Fruit
F-6
Doughnuts
Pizza Bosco, Carrot Stix, Fruit
M-9
Apple Bosco
Chicken Patty Bun, Corn, Fruit
T-10
Muffins
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown Patty, Fruit
W-11
English Muffin, Jelly
Hot Dog Wrap, Fries, Fruit
TH-12
Tornados
Chicken Q Wrap, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
T-17
Breakfast Slider
Riblette on Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit
W-18
Pancake Wraps
Drummies/Bread, Cali Mix, Fruit
TH-19
Biscuits/Gravy
Chicken Biscuit, Gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
F-20
Poptarts
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit
M-23
Bagel, cream cheese
Meatballs/rice, bread/butter, green beans, fruit
T-24
Cereal
Sausage/Biscuit, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit
W-25
Waffles
Grilled Chicken, Carrots, Roll, Fruit
TH-26
Biscuit/Jelly
Salisbury Steak, Gravy, Mashed Potato, Bread, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
F-27
Cinnamon Roll
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Corn, Fruit
M-30
Pancakes
Chicken Q’s Wrap, Peas, Fruit
T-31
Sausage Sandwich
Hamburger/Bun, Broccoli, Fruit
The Friday Note December 9, 2016
Discipline Means Love
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Deuteronomy 8:5, “Know then in your heart that, as a man disciplines his son, the LORD your God disciplines you.” Next week’s passage is found in Romans 8:28. “And we Know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to His purpose.”
Featured Students of the Week
Taylor Jenne is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. Her favorite season of the year is fall because of the beautiful scenery and bonfires. Her favorite Christian song is “Who am I.” Something precious to her is her family and her love for Pop and Country music. One activity she enjoys with her family is sitting out by the fire on a crisp cool fall evening. She also enjoys going the movies with them. Her favorite restaurant is Texas Roadhouse. Taylor attends church at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Effingham
Eli Arenas is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Andy Arenas and Stacey Bradford. Eli enjoys the summer season the most because it is not so cold. His favorite Christian song is “Mighty to Save.” He mentioned his family as something precious to him. One activity that he especially enjoys with his family is bonfires in the fall. He likes to eat out at Applebees. Eli attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Children’s Christmas Service Matinee
In addition to the Children’s Christmas Service on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00, we will be offering a matinee service on Thursday, December 16, at 1:00 p.m. The service is intended for those who would prefer not to be out at nighttime and for those who might not ordinarily attend an evening service. You would be welcome to attend both services if that is your wish. The evening service on Sunday, December 18, will be our keynote service.
Early Dismissal Next Friday
School will dismiss early next Friday, December 16, following the Christmas service matinee (approximately 2:00 p.m.)
Church Bell Ringing Alert
If you hear the church bells ringing during the afternoon hours of the next two weeks, please be assured that it is just part of our rehearsals for the School Christmas service “Sound the Bells.”
Caring & Sharing
The Christmas season is upon us. The Caring & Sharing Program is again preparing boxes for the needy in our community. Our goal continues to be to provide Christmas dinner with a few extras and gifts for families who are having difficult times. This year we will be helping approximately 45 families.
We are accepting nonperishable foods, paper products like Kleenex or toilet paper. Please check the date on food items as outdated good cannot be used. Gift ideas for kids include baby toys, baby dolls, Barbie, basketballs, Legos, action figures, games, books, cologne or perfume sets, hats, or gloves. Bring your items to the “Play Room” at the school and lay them on the table.
Classroom Gift Exchange
A classroom gift exchange will be taking place in K-6 on the date of December 16 (our party day). Girls are asked to bring a $7-8 gift for a girl and boys a $7-8 gift for a boy. The students in grades 7-8 will be doing a secret gift exchange during the week of December 12-16.
Sam Rubin Geography Bee Champion
Sam Rubin was the winner of the School Geography Bee last Friday afternoon. Second place is Eli Arenas. Sam will take the state qualifying test in January in hopes to advance to the State Geography Bee held in Chicago in April. Congratulations, Sam.
Star Max Theater Trip
The students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will be treated to a movie, popcorn, and soda, at the Star Max Theater in Vandalia on Thursday, December 15, courtesy of the Board of Christian Education. Permission notes must be received in order for the children to participate on this trip.
Sign Up Sheet A sign up sheet for Little Saints Daycare will be available until December 14.
New PTL Meeting Date
Wednesday, December 14
The PTL will meet this Wednesday, December 14, at 6:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom. On the agenda is the auction and fun fair scheduled for Sunday, January 15. PTL meetings are open for all parents and teachers of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool.
Lost and Found is Overflowing
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new.
2nd Quarter Ends December 16
The 2nd quarter of the year ends next Friday, December 16. Report cards will be distributed on Friday, January 6.
St. Peter Volunteer Fire Department’s First Christmas Auction Friday, December 16, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. at St. Peter’s Lutheran School Gym.
New toys including some ERTL and Collectible Tractors! Christmas gifts for the entire family!
All purchases are a tax deductible donation to the St. Peter Volunteer Fire Department.
Toys donated to help local families.
Sale conducted by: Baylis Auction
Saints Club
It is not too late to join the Saints Club. Your participation in the Saints Club can take place in the following ways:
Preservice Music On December 18
Students are welcome to play a musical piece before the Children’s Christmas Service on Sunday, December 18. Please inform Mr. Yagow by email or phone to let him know if you would like to participate in this way.
Next Week’s Schedule
Wed. Dec. 14 6PM PTL meeting
Thurs. Dec. 15 6PM Staff Get Together
Fri. Dec. 16 1PM Christmas Matinee
2PM Early Dismissal
Basketball Next Week
Sat. Dec. 10-St.Elmo Shootout-12PM-St. Peter vs
Mulberry Grove (V)
2:45pm-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo/Brownstown (V)
Mon. Dec. 12-6PM-St.Peter @ Iuka (JV,V)
Tues. Dec. 13-5:30pm-St. Peter @ St. Theresa (4th, JV, V)
Wed. Dec. 14-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 4-5)
Thurs. Dec. 15-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 28
St. John’s Mattoon 52
St. Peter 53
New Horizon 46
St. Peter 34
Altamont Lutheran 68
St. Peter 24
Trinity Centralia 73
JV St. Peter 17
New Horizon 38
St. Peter 8
Altamont Lutheran 42
St. Peter 12
Trinity Centralia 33
6th Grade St. Peter 21
St. John’s Mattoon 24
4th Grade St. Peter 18
St. John’s Mattoon 12
MENU
M-12
Tornados
Hamburger/Bun, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-13
Cereal
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-14
Tornados, Bagels, Apple Bosco, Fruit
Chicken/Riblette, Mixed Veggies, Bread, Fruit, Milk
TH-15
Christmas Donut
Ham, Corn, Fruit, Roll, Milk
F-16
Poptart
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Student Council Report
By Allie Murphree, Student Council Reporter
This month the Student Council has passed 5 new bills and the president signed each one into action. We have successfully passed Bill #102, which states that the presidium will meet with Mrs. Greer to discuss the possibility of a special lunch week: Hamburger Monday, Taco Tuesday, Loaded Fries Wednesday, Bosco Thursday, and Ice Cream Friday. Bill #103 also passed, which says that 7th & 8th grade will take a trip to go and help with charity. Also, Bill #104, which says that we will have a “fun week” as a fundraiser: Monday is PJ Day, Tuesday is Hat Day, Wednesday is Gum Day, Thursday is Backwards Day, and Friday is Flip Flop Day. Bill #105 says that the Student Council will discuss with Mr. Yagow and Mrs. Greer any chance or possibility that the microwave be used for student lunches. And finally, Bill #106, which says that the student council is planning to host a paper airplane contest at three basketball games. Cost to enter would be $1.00 per student or adult. Three winners would win $2.00 each with the chance to make a three pointer in three tries for a $5 prize. Money will go to fund future Student Council events.
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Deuteronomy 8:5, “Know then in your heart that, as a man disciplines his son, the LORD your God disciplines you.” Next week’s passage is found in Romans 8:28. “And we Know that for those who love God all things work together for good, for those who are called according to His purpose.”
Featured Students of the Week
Taylor Jenne is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. Her favorite season of the year is fall because of the beautiful scenery and bonfires. Her favorite Christian song is “Who am I.” Something precious to her is her family and her love for Pop and Country music. One activity she enjoys with her family is sitting out by the fire on a crisp cool fall evening. She also enjoys going the movies with them. Her favorite restaurant is Texas Roadhouse. Taylor attends church at St. Anthony Catholic Church in Effingham
Eli Arenas is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Andy Arenas and Stacey Bradford. Eli enjoys the summer season the most because it is not so cold. His favorite Christian song is “Mighty to Save.” He mentioned his family as something precious to him. One activity that he especially enjoys with his family is bonfires in the fall. He likes to eat out at Applebees. Eli attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Children’s Christmas Service Matinee
In addition to the Children’s Christmas Service on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00, we will be offering a matinee service on Thursday, December 16, at 1:00 p.m. The service is intended for those who would prefer not to be out at nighttime and for those who might not ordinarily attend an evening service. You would be welcome to attend both services if that is your wish. The evening service on Sunday, December 18, will be our keynote service.
Early Dismissal Next Friday
School will dismiss early next Friday, December 16, following the Christmas service matinee (approximately 2:00 p.m.)
Church Bell Ringing Alert
If you hear the church bells ringing during the afternoon hours of the next two weeks, please be assured that it is just part of our rehearsals for the School Christmas service “Sound the Bells.”
Caring & Sharing
The Christmas season is upon us. The Caring & Sharing Program is again preparing boxes for the needy in our community. Our goal continues to be to provide Christmas dinner with a few extras and gifts for families who are having difficult times. This year we will be helping approximately 45 families.
We are accepting nonperishable foods, paper products like Kleenex or toilet paper. Please check the date on food items as outdated good cannot be used. Gift ideas for kids include baby toys, baby dolls, Barbie, basketballs, Legos, action figures, games, books, cologne or perfume sets, hats, or gloves. Bring your items to the “Play Room” at the school and lay them on the table.
Classroom Gift Exchange
A classroom gift exchange will be taking place in K-6 on the date of December 16 (our party day). Girls are asked to bring a $7-8 gift for a girl and boys a $7-8 gift for a boy. The students in grades 7-8 will be doing a secret gift exchange during the week of December 12-16.
Sam Rubin Geography Bee Champion
Sam Rubin was the winner of the School Geography Bee last Friday afternoon. Second place is Eli Arenas. Sam will take the state qualifying test in January in hopes to advance to the State Geography Bee held in Chicago in April. Congratulations, Sam.
Star Max Theater Trip
The students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will be treated to a movie, popcorn, and soda, at the Star Max Theater in Vandalia on Thursday, December 15, courtesy of the Board of Christian Education. Permission notes must be received in order for the children to participate on this trip.
Sign Up Sheet A sign up sheet for Little Saints Daycare will be available until December 14.
New PTL Meeting Date
Wednesday, December 14
The PTL will meet this Wednesday, December 14, at 6:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom. On the agenda is the auction and fun fair scheduled for Sunday, January 15. PTL meetings are open for all parents and teachers of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool.
Lost and Found is Overflowing
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new.
2nd Quarter Ends December 16
The 2nd quarter of the year ends next Friday, December 16. Report cards will be distributed on Friday, January 6.
St. Peter Volunteer Fire Department’s First Christmas Auction Friday, December 16, 2016 at 6:00 p.m. at St. Peter’s Lutheran School Gym.
New toys including some ERTL and Collectible Tractors! Christmas gifts for the entire family!
All purchases are a tax deductible donation to the St. Peter Volunteer Fire Department.
Toys donated to help local families.
Sale conducted by: Baylis Auction
Saints Club
It is not too late to join the Saints Club. Your participation in the Saints Club can take place in the following ways:
- Number of free throws made in basketball
- Number of ace served in volleyball
- Number of hits in baseball
- Flat donation
Preservice Music On December 18
Students are welcome to play a musical piece before the Children’s Christmas Service on Sunday, December 18. Please inform Mr. Yagow by email or phone to let him know if you would like to participate in this way.
Next Week’s Schedule
Wed. Dec. 14 6PM PTL meeting
Thurs. Dec. 15 6PM Staff Get Together
Fri. Dec. 16 1PM Christmas Matinee
2PM Early Dismissal
Basketball Next Week
Sat. Dec. 10-St.Elmo Shootout-12PM-St. Peter vs
Mulberry Grove (V)
2:45pm-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo/Brownstown (V)
Mon. Dec. 12-6PM-St.Peter @ Iuka (JV,V)
Tues. Dec. 13-5:30pm-St. Peter @ St. Theresa (4th, JV, V)
Wed. Dec. 14-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 4-5)
Thurs. Dec. 15-3:30-5:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 28
St. John’s Mattoon 52
St. Peter 53
New Horizon 46
St. Peter 34
Altamont Lutheran 68
St. Peter 24
Trinity Centralia 73
JV St. Peter 17
New Horizon 38
St. Peter 8
Altamont Lutheran 42
St. Peter 12
Trinity Centralia 33
6th Grade St. Peter 21
St. John’s Mattoon 24
4th Grade St. Peter 18
St. John’s Mattoon 12
MENU
M-12
Tornados
Hamburger/Bun, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-13
Cereal
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-14
Tornados, Bagels, Apple Bosco, Fruit
Chicken/Riblette, Mixed Veggies, Bread, Fruit, Milk
TH-15
Christmas Donut
Ham, Corn, Fruit, Roll, Milk
F-16
Poptart
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Student Council Report
By Allie Murphree, Student Council Reporter
This month the Student Council has passed 5 new bills and the president signed each one into action. We have successfully passed Bill #102, which states that the presidium will meet with Mrs. Greer to discuss the possibility of a special lunch week: Hamburger Monday, Taco Tuesday, Loaded Fries Wednesday, Bosco Thursday, and Ice Cream Friday. Bill #103 also passed, which says that 7th & 8th grade will take a trip to go and help with charity. Also, Bill #104, which says that we will have a “fun week” as a fundraiser: Monday is PJ Day, Tuesday is Hat Day, Wednesday is Gum Day, Thursday is Backwards Day, and Friday is Flip Flop Day. Bill #105 says that the Student Council will discuss with Mr. Yagow and Mrs. Greer any chance or possibility that the microwave be used for student lunches. And finally, Bill #106, which says that the student council is planning to host a paper airplane contest at three basketball games. Cost to enter would be $1.00 per student or adult. Three winners would win $2.00 each with the chance to make a three pointer in three tries for a $5 prize. Money will go to fund future Student Council events.
The Friday Note December 2, 2016
Jesus is the Way
Our ABC passage for the week is found in John 14:6 Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Next week’s passage is found in Deuteronomy 8:5 where it reads “Know then in your heart that, as a man disciplines his son, the LORD your God disciplines you.”
Featured Students of the Week
Jacob Hawkey is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Chad and Susan Hawkey. His favorite season of the year is summer because of baseball and watching the Cubs win. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to him is his love for the game of baseball. One activity that he likes to do with his family is go to a Cubs baseball game, and to Scheels in Springfield. His favorite restaurant is Buffalo Wild Wings. Jacob attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Max Magnus is in the fifth grade. He is the son of Torrey and Jill Magnus. Max enjoys the summer season the most because of baseball and watching the Boston Red Sox. His favorite Christian song is “Walls of Jericho.” He says that the NBA professional basketball is one of his most exciting pastimes. One activity that he enjoys with his family is having them watch him at basketball games. His favorite place to eat out is Taco Bell. Max attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Welcome Evelyn Torbeck
We welcome Evelyn Torbeck into our school. Evelyn is the daughter of Adam and Jennifer Torbeck of Vandalia. She is in the fifth grade. Evelyn enjoys reading and plays the flute.
Church Bell Ringing Alert
If you hear the church bells ringing during the afternoon hours of the next two weeks, please be assured that it is just part of our rehearsals for the School Christmas service “Sound the Bells.”
TURKEY SUPPER – We had a wonderful turnout for this year’s Turkey Supper! We wish to thank everyone who supported and helped in any way. The kids were a great help also. Many people have commented on how wonderful everything was and they were pleased with how the kids helped out as well. Thanks to everyone for the many hours of hard work leading up to and during the supper itself. It’s wonderful to see the school , congregation and community working together. Thanks again and God willing we’ll do this again next year! Sincerely, Your Turkey Supper Committee (Jackie Brandt, Melody Norman, Doris Young, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Brian Sigrist and Shannon Brauer).
Chapel at 12:30 Wednesday
Chapel will take place at 12:30 on Wednesday, December 7, in place of the normal 8:30am time. Congregational members and parents are always welcome to attend.
Children Sing December 7
The children (kindergarten through 8th grade) are scheduled to sing at the Advent Worship Service on Wednesday, December 7. The service begins at 7:00, so students are to report in the church basement by 6:50.
Children’s Christmas Service Matinee
In addition to the Children’s Christmas Service on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00, we will be offering a matinee service on Thursday, December 16, at 1:00 p.m. The service is intended for those who would prefer not to be out at nighttime and for those who might not ordinarily attend an evening service. You would be welcome to attend both services if that is your wish. The evening service on Sunday, December 20, will be our premier service.
Shop with the Cop
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is sponsoring the Shop with the Cop this Christmas. Consider making a donation to them this Christmas. Last year the Shop with a Cop program was able to make a better Christmas for 35 children around Fayette County. You can drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 9. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop.
Reading Buddies This Tuesday
Reading Buddies will meet this Tuesday, December 6, at 12:30 p.m. in the gym. Our kindergarten through 2nd grade students always enjoy this special day
Caring & Sharing
The Christmas season is upon us. The Caring & Sharing Program is again preparing boxes for the needy in our community. Our goal continues to be to provide Christmas dinner with a few extras and gifts for families who are having difficult times. This year we will be helping approximately 45 families.
We are accepting nonperishable foods, paper products like Kleenex or toilet paper. Please check the date on food items as outdated good cannot be used. Gift ideas for kids include baby toys, baby dolls, Barbie, basketballs, Legos, action figures, games, books, cologne or perfume sets, hats, or gloves. Bring your items to the “Play Room” at the school and lay them on the table.
Classroom Gift Exchange
A classroom gift exchange will be taking place in K-6 on the date of December 16 (our party day). Girls are asked to bring a $7-8 gift for a girl and boys a $7-8 gift for a boy. The students in grades 7-8 will be doing a secret gift exchange during the week of December 12-16.
No Cheerleading Tuesday
There will be no cheerleading this coming Tuesday, December 6, since there is a home basketball game. Come cheer along with our newly organized cheerleaders. Our thanks goes to Amy Schaal who is coordinating the “rowdy” group.
Geography Bee Finals
The St. Peter’s Lutheran School Geography Bee finalists include Sam Rubin, Eli Arenas, Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Dennis Wollin, Isaac Shaffer, Forest Koehler, Addyson Schaal, Emma Jenne, Seth Bergmann, Callaway Smith, Evan Hoover, and Ezra Arenas. Our school winner will compete at the regional level in hopes to qualify for the State Bee held in April.
Star Max Theater Trip
The students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will be treated to a movie, popcorn, and soda, at the Star Max Theater in Vandalia on Thursday, December 15, courtesy of the Board of Christian Education. Permission notes were sent home today along with the Friday Note.
PTL Meets Thursday
The PTL will meet this Thursday, December 8, at 7:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom. On the agenda is the auction and fun fair scheduled for Sunday, January 15. PTL meetings are open for all parents and teachers of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool.
Lost and Found is Overflowing
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new.
Basketball Next Week
Fri. Dec. 2-6PM-St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter (3&5, 5&6, V)
(Moved from Jan. 13-Workers-Stephen & Amanda Robb, Kevin & Julie Roberts)
Mon. Dec. 5-6PM-St. Peter @ New Horizon (JV,V)
Tues. Dec. 6-6PM-ALIS @ St. Peter (JV, V)
Thurs. Dec. 8-6PM-Trinity Centralia @ St. Peter (JV,V)
(Rescheduled from Nov. 1-Workers-Stacey Bradford, Andy Arenas, Lynn & Stacey Bergmann)
Sat. Dec. 10-St. Elmo Shootout-12PM-St. Peter vs. Mulberry Grove (V)
2:45PM-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo/Brownstown (V)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 16
Sandoval 72
JV St. Peter 13
Newton St. Thomas 50
MENU
M-5
Waffles
Meatballs/Rice, Bread/Butter, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-6
Biscuit & Gravy
Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-7
Apple Bosco
Drummies, Bread/Butter, Cauliflower, Fruit, Milk
TH-8
Cheese Bagel
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Bread, Fruit, Milk
F-9
Cinnamon Roll
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Dec. 6 12:30 PM Reading Buddies
Wed. Dec. 7 12:30 PM Chapel
Thurs. Dec. 8 7:00 PM PTL meeting
Our ABC passage for the week is found in John 14:6 Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.” Next week’s passage is found in Deuteronomy 8:5 where it reads “Know then in your heart that, as a man disciplines his son, the LORD your God disciplines you.”
Featured Students of the Week
Jacob Hawkey is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Chad and Susan Hawkey. His favorite season of the year is summer because of baseball and watching the Cubs win. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to him is his love for the game of baseball. One activity that he likes to do with his family is go to a Cubs baseball game, and to Scheels in Springfield. His favorite restaurant is Buffalo Wild Wings. Jacob attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Max Magnus is in the fifth grade. He is the son of Torrey and Jill Magnus. Max enjoys the summer season the most because of baseball and watching the Boston Red Sox. His favorite Christian song is “Walls of Jericho.” He says that the NBA professional basketball is one of his most exciting pastimes. One activity that he enjoys with his family is having them watch him at basketball games. His favorite place to eat out is Taco Bell. Max attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Welcome Evelyn Torbeck
We welcome Evelyn Torbeck into our school. Evelyn is the daughter of Adam and Jennifer Torbeck of Vandalia. She is in the fifth grade. Evelyn enjoys reading and plays the flute.
Church Bell Ringing Alert
If you hear the church bells ringing during the afternoon hours of the next two weeks, please be assured that it is just part of our rehearsals for the School Christmas service “Sound the Bells.”
TURKEY SUPPER – We had a wonderful turnout for this year’s Turkey Supper! We wish to thank everyone who supported and helped in any way. The kids were a great help also. Many people have commented on how wonderful everything was and they were pleased with how the kids helped out as well. Thanks to everyone for the many hours of hard work leading up to and during the supper itself. It’s wonderful to see the school , congregation and community working together. Thanks again and God willing we’ll do this again next year! Sincerely, Your Turkey Supper Committee (Jackie Brandt, Melody Norman, Doris Young, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Brian Sigrist and Shannon Brauer).
Chapel at 12:30 Wednesday
Chapel will take place at 12:30 on Wednesday, December 7, in place of the normal 8:30am time. Congregational members and parents are always welcome to attend.
Children Sing December 7
The children (kindergarten through 8th grade) are scheduled to sing at the Advent Worship Service on Wednesday, December 7. The service begins at 7:00, so students are to report in the church basement by 6:50.
Children’s Christmas Service Matinee
In addition to the Children’s Christmas Service on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00, we will be offering a matinee service on Thursday, December 16, at 1:00 p.m. The service is intended for those who would prefer not to be out at nighttime and for those who might not ordinarily attend an evening service. You would be welcome to attend both services if that is your wish. The evening service on Sunday, December 20, will be our premier service.
Shop with the Cop
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is sponsoring the Shop with the Cop this Christmas. Consider making a donation to them this Christmas. Last year the Shop with a Cop program was able to make a better Christmas for 35 children around Fayette County. You can drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 9. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop.
Reading Buddies This Tuesday
Reading Buddies will meet this Tuesday, December 6, at 12:30 p.m. in the gym. Our kindergarten through 2nd grade students always enjoy this special day
Caring & Sharing
The Christmas season is upon us. The Caring & Sharing Program is again preparing boxes for the needy in our community. Our goal continues to be to provide Christmas dinner with a few extras and gifts for families who are having difficult times. This year we will be helping approximately 45 families.
We are accepting nonperishable foods, paper products like Kleenex or toilet paper. Please check the date on food items as outdated good cannot be used. Gift ideas for kids include baby toys, baby dolls, Barbie, basketballs, Legos, action figures, games, books, cologne or perfume sets, hats, or gloves. Bring your items to the “Play Room” at the school and lay them on the table.
Classroom Gift Exchange
A classroom gift exchange will be taking place in K-6 on the date of December 16 (our party day). Girls are asked to bring a $7-8 gift for a girl and boys a $7-8 gift for a boy. The students in grades 7-8 will be doing a secret gift exchange during the week of December 12-16.
No Cheerleading Tuesday
There will be no cheerleading this coming Tuesday, December 6, since there is a home basketball game. Come cheer along with our newly organized cheerleaders. Our thanks goes to Amy Schaal who is coordinating the “rowdy” group.
Geography Bee Finals
The St. Peter’s Lutheran School Geography Bee finalists include Sam Rubin, Eli Arenas, Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Dennis Wollin, Isaac Shaffer, Forest Koehler, Addyson Schaal, Emma Jenne, Seth Bergmann, Callaway Smith, Evan Hoover, and Ezra Arenas. Our school winner will compete at the regional level in hopes to qualify for the State Bee held in April.
Star Max Theater Trip
The students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will be treated to a movie, popcorn, and soda, at the Star Max Theater in Vandalia on Thursday, December 15, courtesy of the Board of Christian Education. Permission notes were sent home today along with the Friday Note.
PTL Meets Thursday
The PTL will meet this Thursday, December 8, at 7:00 in the 7th and 8th grade classroom. On the agenda is the auction and fun fair scheduled for Sunday, January 15. PTL meetings are open for all parents and teachers of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool.
Lost and Found is Overflowing
Come claim your lost and found items in the school office. The tub is located below the table next to the mailboxes. There are a lot of valuable items such as coats, pants, hooded sweatshirts, and caps in the tub. Most of the items are relatively new.
Basketball Next Week
Fri. Dec. 2-6PM-St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter (3&5, 5&6, V)
(Moved from Jan. 13-Workers-Stephen & Amanda Robb, Kevin & Julie Roberts)
Mon. Dec. 5-6PM-St. Peter @ New Horizon (JV,V)
Tues. Dec. 6-6PM-ALIS @ St. Peter (JV, V)
Thurs. Dec. 8-6PM-Trinity Centralia @ St. Peter (JV,V)
(Rescheduled from Nov. 1-Workers-Stacey Bradford, Andy Arenas, Lynn & Stacey Bergmann)
Sat. Dec. 10-St. Elmo Shootout-12PM-St. Peter vs. Mulberry Grove (V)
2:45PM-St. Peter vs. St. Elmo/Brownstown (V)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 16
Sandoval 72
JV St. Peter 13
Newton St. Thomas 50
MENU
M-5
Waffles
Meatballs/Rice, Bread/Butter, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-6
Biscuit & Gravy
Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-7
Apple Bosco
Drummies, Bread/Butter, Cauliflower, Fruit, Milk
TH-8
Cheese Bagel
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Bread, Fruit, Milk
F-9
Cinnamon Roll
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
Next Week’s Schedule
Tues. Dec. 6 12:30 PM Reading Buddies
Wed. Dec. 7 12:30 PM Chapel
Thurs. Dec. 8 7:00 PM PTL meeting
The Wednesday Note November 23, 2016
Jesus is the Word
Our ABC passage for the week was “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (John 1:1). Next week’s passage is found in John 14:6. Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”
Thanksgiving Break Begins Today at 1:30
We will dismiss early today, November 23 at 1:30. Have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving! There is no school tomorrow or Friday. “Oh Give Thanks unto the Lord for He is good, His steadfast love endures forever. Psalm 107:1
Geography Bee Next Week
The St. Peter’s Lutheran School Geography Bee will take place next week, November 28-December 2. Our school winner will compete at the regional level in hopes to qualify for the State Bee held in April.
Seth Bergmann is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Lynn and Stacey Bergmann. His favorite season of the year is summer because of baseball and swimming. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to him is his dog, Axel. One activity that he likes to do with his family is go to Scheels in Springfield. His favorite restaurant is Ponderosa in Vandalia. Seth attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Shelby Smithson is in the third grade. She is the daughter of Brad and Lori Smithson. Shelby enjoys the winter season the most because of Christmas. Her favorite Christian song is “I Am Jesus Little Lamb.” She says that her cat, Marshmallow, is very precious to her. One activity that he likes to do with her family is go to Branson and see comedy shows. Her favorite place to eat out is Taco Bell. Shelby attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church. church.
Congratulations to our Bible Bowl Teams
The fifth grade team of Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal, Emma Jenne, Evan Hoover, and Ezra Arenas placed third at the Springfield Bible Bowl held last Saturday morning. They were only five points short of first place. The seventh grade team composed of Ryan Jenne, Gaige Phillips, Allie Murphree, Dennis Wollin, and Taylor Jenne placed fourth place but only nine points short of the first place team.
Advent Services Begin Wednesday, November 30
We invite all families to prepare for the coming of Christ by attending our Advent services on Wednesday evenings, November 30, December 7, and 14. Each service begins at 7:00. Desserts will be served by the LYF in the church basement after each service.
Children Sing December 7
The children (kindergarten through 8th grade) are scheduled to sing at the Advent Worship Service on Wednesday, December 7. The service begins at 7:00, so students are to report in the church basement by 6:50.
Shop with the Cop
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is sponsoring the Shop with the Cop this Christmas. Consider making a donation to them this Christmas. Last year the Shop with a Cop program was able to make a better Christmas for 35 children around Fayette County. You can drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 9. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop.
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Nov. 28 Geography Bee Playoff
Tues. Nov. 29 12:30 Reading Buddies
Fri. Dec. 2 Geography Bee Final
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Nov. 28-6PM-St. Peter @ Sandoval (JV,V)
Tues. Nov. 29-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8)
Thurs. Dec. 1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 4-5)
Fri. Dec. 2-6PM-St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter (3&4, 5&6, V)
NOTE: The Friday Game is at St. Peter
The original schedule was at Mattoon)
Addition to Basketball Schedule
We will be playing in a 4th grade tournament at Sandoval Feb. 16-18.
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 37
Newton St. Thomas 40
JV St. Peter 10
Newton St. Thomas 36
St. Theresa Tournament-St. Peter 15
Odin 52
St. Peter 15
Hoffman 44
St. Peter 44
St. Theresa 26
Our ABC passage for the week was “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (John 1:1). Next week’s passage is found in John 14:6. Jesus said, “I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me.”
Thanksgiving Break Begins Today at 1:30
We will dismiss early today, November 23 at 1:30. Have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving! There is no school tomorrow or Friday. “Oh Give Thanks unto the Lord for He is good, His steadfast love endures forever. Psalm 107:1
Geography Bee Next Week
The St. Peter’s Lutheran School Geography Bee will take place next week, November 28-December 2. Our school winner will compete at the regional level in hopes to qualify for the State Bee held in April.
Seth Bergmann is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Lynn and Stacey Bergmann. His favorite season of the year is summer because of baseball and swimming. His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to him is his dog, Axel. One activity that he likes to do with his family is go to Scheels in Springfield. His favorite restaurant is Ponderosa in Vandalia. Seth attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Shelby Smithson is in the third grade. She is the daughter of Brad and Lori Smithson. Shelby enjoys the winter season the most because of Christmas. Her favorite Christian song is “I Am Jesus Little Lamb.” She says that her cat, Marshmallow, is very precious to her. One activity that he likes to do with her family is go to Branson and see comedy shows. Her favorite place to eat out is Taco Bell. Shelby attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church. church.
Congratulations to our Bible Bowl Teams
The fifth grade team of Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal, Emma Jenne, Evan Hoover, and Ezra Arenas placed third at the Springfield Bible Bowl held last Saturday morning. They were only five points short of first place. The seventh grade team composed of Ryan Jenne, Gaige Phillips, Allie Murphree, Dennis Wollin, and Taylor Jenne placed fourth place but only nine points short of the first place team.
Advent Services Begin Wednesday, November 30
We invite all families to prepare for the coming of Christ by attending our Advent services on Wednesday evenings, November 30, December 7, and 14. Each service begins at 7:00. Desserts will be served by the LYF in the church basement after each service.
Children Sing December 7
The children (kindergarten through 8th grade) are scheduled to sing at the Advent Worship Service on Wednesday, December 7. The service begins at 7:00, so students are to report in the church basement by 6:50.
Shop with the Cop
The Fayette County Sheriff’s Office is sponsoring the Shop with the Cop this Christmas. Consider making a donation to them this Christmas. Last year the Shop with a Cop program was able to make a better Christmas for 35 children around Fayette County. You can drop off your monetary donation at the school office by Friday, December 9. Make checks payable to FCSO Shop with a Cop.
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Nov. 28 Geography Bee Playoff
Tues. Nov. 29 12:30 Reading Buddies
Fri. Dec. 2 Geography Bee Final
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Nov. 28-6PM-St. Peter @ Sandoval (JV,V)
Tues. Nov. 29-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8)
Thurs. Dec. 1-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr. 4-5)
Fri. Dec. 2-6PM-St. John’s Mattoon @ St. Peter (3&4, 5&6, V)
NOTE: The Friday Game is at St. Peter
The original schedule was at Mattoon)
Addition to Basketball Schedule
We will be playing in a 4th grade tournament at Sandoval Feb. 16-18.
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 37
Newton St. Thomas 40
JV St. Peter 10
Newton St. Thomas 36
St. Theresa Tournament-St. Peter 15
Odin 52
St. Peter 15
Hoffman 44
St. Peter 44
St. Theresa 26
The Thursday Note November 17, 2016
In the Beginning
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Next week’s passage will be “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (John 1:1).
No School Tomorrow, November 18
Featured Students of the Week
Sophia Lotz is in the second grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Jessica Lotz. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she can build snow caves and throw snowballs at her sister. Her favorite Christian song is “They’ll Know We Are Christians by our Love.” Something precious to her would be her family and her pet dog Gracie. One activity that she enjoys doing with her family is going to the park at St. Peter. Her favorite restaurant is Ryan’s in Effingham. Sophia attends church at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
Alex Jenne is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. Alex enjoys the summer season the most because he can go swimming. His favorite Christian song is “They’ll Know We Are Christian by our Love.” He says that his family is very precious to him. One activity that he likes to do with his family is go to church. His favorite restaurant is McDonalds. Alex attends church at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Turkey Supper This Sunday
We hope that you will join us for the Turkey Supper this Sunday evening. We are very thankful to those who volunteered to help make this possible. Our thanks also to the committee of Jackie Brandt, Doris Young, Melody Norman, Karen Benning, Brian Sigrist, Shannon Brauer, and Nancy Mills. (see additional notes below)
Thanksgiving Break Begins Wednesday at 1:30
We will dismiss early on Wednesday, November 26 at 2:00. There will be no bus service on Wednesday. Have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving! “Oh Give Thanks unto the Lord for He is good, His steadfast love endures forever. Psalm 107:1
Picture Retakes and Sports Shots Tuesday
Picture retakes and team sport pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 22. This includes those who were absent on October 5 or for new students enrolling after that date. Volleyball pictures will be postponed till February.
Please Return Christmas Note
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m. We hope that you would all join us as we celebrate our salvation through the birth of Jesus. A note including your RSVP was sent home today. The note is due back by Monday, November 21.
Little Saints Daycare Closed
November 18, 24, & 25.
POTATO & TURNIP PEELERS: Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 19 beginning at 1:00 pmin the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support.
DESSERTS FOR TURKEY SUPPER: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support!
Turkey Supper 2016
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer. Assistance is needed the morning of Sat Nov 19. Please contact Melody Norman or Jackie Brandt if you’re available to help out. Thanks!
Grades 5-8 Students Needed
Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party.
Cheer for the Saints
Students in grades 2-8 are invited to participate as a cheerleader at home basketball games. The cheerleading team will practice each Tuesday from 3:20 to 4:00. To participate one must fill out the form (sent home last Thursday) and commit to one practice each week. Also, a cheerleader would be subject to the same grade requirements as the student athlete.
Dress as Your Favorite Peanuts Character
Come to school dressed as your favorite Peanuts character next Wednesday, November 23. We will enjoy some Charlie Brown movies as well.
Geography Bee Coming Up
The St. Peter’s Lutheran School Geography Bee take place the week of November 28-December 2. Our school winner will compete at the regional level in hopes to qualify for the State Bee held in April.
Next Week’s Schedule
Nov. 23 1:30 PM Early Dismissal
Nov. 24 No School – Happy Thanksgiving
Nov. 25 No School
Basketball Next Week
Fri. Nov. 18-7:20pm-St. Peter vs. Odin @ St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Sat. Nov. 19-5:45pm or 8:15pm-St. Peter vs. Patoka or Hoffman @ St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Mon. Nov. 21-6:30pm or 7:45pm-St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Tues. Nov. 22-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr.4-5)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 25
Patoka 63
JV- St. Peter 16
Patoka 46
Menu
M-21
Biscuit & Gravy
Chicken Biscuit w/gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
T-22
Cinnamon Roll
Pancake Wraps, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-23
Bagel w/cream cheese or jelly
Ham slices, parmesan potatoes, cali mix, fruit, milk
Our ABC passage for the week is found in Genesis 1:1: “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.” Next week’s passage will be “In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God (John 1:1).
No School Tomorrow, November 18
Featured Students of the Week
Sophia Lotz is in the second grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Jessica Lotz. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she can build snow caves and throw snowballs at her sister. Her favorite Christian song is “They’ll Know We Are Christians by our Love.” Something precious to her would be her family and her pet dog Gracie. One activity that she enjoys doing with her family is going to the park at St. Peter. Her favorite restaurant is Ryan’s in Effingham. Sophia attends church at St. Paul’s Lutheran Church.
Alex Jenne is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. Alex enjoys the summer season the most because he can go swimming. His favorite Christian song is “They’ll Know We Are Christian by our Love.” He says that his family is very precious to him. One activity that he likes to do with his family is go to church. His favorite restaurant is McDonalds. Alex attends church at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church
Turkey Supper This Sunday
We hope that you will join us for the Turkey Supper this Sunday evening. We are very thankful to those who volunteered to help make this possible. Our thanks also to the committee of Jackie Brandt, Doris Young, Melody Norman, Karen Benning, Brian Sigrist, Shannon Brauer, and Nancy Mills. (see additional notes below)
Thanksgiving Break Begins Wednesday at 1:30
We will dismiss early on Wednesday, November 26 at 2:00. There will be no bus service on Wednesday. Have a Happy and Blessed Thanksgiving! “Oh Give Thanks unto the Lord for He is good, His steadfast love endures forever. Psalm 107:1
Picture Retakes and Sports Shots Tuesday
Picture retakes and team sport pictures will be taken on Tuesday, November 22. This includes those who were absent on October 5 or for new students enrolling after that date. Volleyball pictures will be postponed till February.
Please Return Christmas Note
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m. We hope that you would all join us as we celebrate our salvation through the birth of Jesus. A note including your RSVP was sent home today. The note is due back by Monday, November 21.
Little Saints Daycare Closed
November 18, 24, & 25.
POTATO & TURNIP PEELERS: Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 19 beginning at 1:00 pmin the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support.
DESSERTS FOR TURKEY SUPPER: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support!
Turkey Supper 2016
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer. Assistance is needed the morning of Sat Nov 19. Please contact Melody Norman or Jackie Brandt if you’re available to help out. Thanks!
Grades 5-8 Students Needed
Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party.
Cheer for the Saints
Students in grades 2-8 are invited to participate as a cheerleader at home basketball games. The cheerleading team will practice each Tuesday from 3:20 to 4:00. To participate one must fill out the form (sent home last Thursday) and commit to one practice each week. Also, a cheerleader would be subject to the same grade requirements as the student athlete.
Dress as Your Favorite Peanuts Character
Come to school dressed as your favorite Peanuts character next Wednesday, November 23. We will enjoy some Charlie Brown movies as well.
Geography Bee Coming Up
The St. Peter’s Lutheran School Geography Bee take place the week of November 28-December 2. Our school winner will compete at the regional level in hopes to qualify for the State Bee held in April.
Next Week’s Schedule
Nov. 23 1:30 PM Early Dismissal
Nov. 24 No School – Happy Thanksgiving
Nov. 25 No School
Basketball Next Week
Fri. Nov. 18-7:20pm-St. Peter vs. Odin @ St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Sat. Nov. 19-5:45pm or 8:15pm-St. Peter vs. Patoka or Hoffman @ St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Mon. Nov. 21-6:30pm or 7:45pm-St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Tues. Nov. 22-3:30-5:30-BB Practice (Gr.4-5)
Basketball Scores
Varsity-St. Peter 25
Patoka 63
JV- St. Peter 16
Patoka 46
Menu
M-21
Biscuit & Gravy
Chicken Biscuit w/gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
T-22
Cinnamon Roll
Pancake Wraps, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-23
Bagel w/cream cheese or jelly
Ham slices, parmesan potatoes, cali mix, fruit, milk
The Thursday Note November 10, 2016
Be Strong and Courageous
Our ABC passage for the week is “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.” Next week’s passage is “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
Mock Election Results
Donald Trump 55 votes or 80%
Hillary Clinton 11 votes 20%
No School Tomorrow and Next Friday
There will be no school tomorrow, November 11, in honor of our Veterans, and no school next Friday, November 18.
Please Return Christmas Note
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m. We hope that you would all join us as we celebrate our salvation through the birth of Jesus. A note including your RSVP was sent home today. The note is due back by Monday, November 21.
Turkey Supper 2016
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer.
TURKEY PICK-UP: For those who volunteered to bake a turkey, the turkeys will be available for pick-up on Fri Nov 11between 3:15pm – 5:30pm in the church parking lot. If you are unable to make it, please contact Jackie Brandt for other arrangements. We’ll also need assistance the morning of Sat Nov 19. Please contact Melody Norman or Jackie Brandt if you’re available to help out. Thanks!
POTATO & TURNIP PEELERS: Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 19 beginning at 1:00 pmin the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support.
DESSERTS FOR TURKEY SUPPER: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support!
Junior High Lock-in Tomorrow
Students registered to attend the junior high lock-in in Peoria will depart at 4:30, this Friday, from the school parking lot. Details are included in the note that was sent home last week.
We Sing at St. Paul’s
The children will be singing at St. Paul’s this Sunday, November 13. The service time is 9:00, so we ask that the children to arrive at 8:45 in the church narthex. There will be no Sunday School on this Sunday at St. Peter’s. The singing will count as a Sunday School attendance.
Grades 5-8 Students Needed
Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party.
Check out Backpacks
Please make an effort to empty the contents of your child’s backpack on a daily basis and address your attention to any notes or homework papers.
Picture Retakes Nov. 23
Picture retakes will be taken on Tuesday, November 23. This includes those who were absent on October 5 or for new students enrolling after that date.
Cheer for the Saints
Students in grades 2-8 are invited to participate as a cheerleader at home basketball games. The cheerleading team will practice each Tuesday from 3:20 to 4:00. To participate one must fill out the form (sent home today) and commit to one practice each week. Also, a cheerleader would be subject to the same grade requirements as the student athlete.
Save the Date for Christmas
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m.
PTL Highlights
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Nov. 14-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Patoka (JV,V)
Tues. Nov. 15-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-5
Wed. Nov. 16-3:30-5:30 BB Practice-Gr. 5-8
Thurs. Nov. 17-6:15 pm-Newton St. Thomas @ St. Peter (JV,V)
Fri. Nov. 18-TBA-St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Sat. Nov. 19-TBA-St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Basketball Schedule Changes
Game with Trinity, Centralia @ St. Peter rescheduled for Thurs. Dec. 8-6:00 p.m. (JV,V). Games with St. John’s Mattoon have been swapped in locations. It will now be @ St. Peter on December 2 and @ Mattoon on January 13 starting at 6:00 (3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & 8)
Basketball Scores
Varsity
St. Peter 11
Sacred Heart 40
JV
St. Peter 8
Sacred Heart 29
Note from the Cook
Parents:
Please Note Menu changes and as to why I am having to change them.
Nov. 17 – instead of Thanksgiving meal will now be:
Cheese Bosco Stick w/sauce (I can no longer serve Hot Pockets)
California Mixed Veggies
Fruit
Milk
The Church/School Turkey Supper is that Sunday, Nov. 20. I need to be able to get lunch cleaned up and the kitchen prepared for the workers to access the kitchen.
Nov. 14
Meatloaf (I can no longer serve Pork Fritters)
Baked Beans
Fruit
Milk
Nov. 23 (Thanksgiving Meal)
Ham Slices
Parmesan Potatoes
Fruit
Milk
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to speak to me.
Thanks!
Mrs. Amy
MENU
M-14
Poptarts
Meatloaf, Baked beans, Fruit, Milk
T-15
Breakfast Sliders
Taco w/Bag, Salad, Fruit, Milk
W-16
French Toast
Grilled Chicken, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-17
Doughnuts
Cheese Bosco Stick w/sauce, California Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
F-18
No School
No School
Our ABC passage for the week is “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.” Next week’s passage is “In the beginning, God created the heavens and the earth.
Mock Election Results
Donald Trump 55 votes or 80%
Hillary Clinton 11 votes 20%
No School Tomorrow and Next Friday
There will be no school tomorrow, November 11, in honor of our Veterans, and no school next Friday, November 18.
Please Return Christmas Note
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m. We hope that you would all join us as we celebrate our salvation through the birth of Jesus. A note including your RSVP was sent home today. The note is due back by Monday, November 21.
Turkey Supper 2016
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer.
TURKEY PICK-UP: For those who volunteered to bake a turkey, the turkeys will be available for pick-up on Fri Nov 11between 3:15pm – 5:30pm in the church parking lot. If you are unable to make it, please contact Jackie Brandt for other arrangements. We’ll also need assistance the morning of Sat Nov 19. Please contact Melody Norman or Jackie Brandt if you’re available to help out. Thanks!
POTATO & TURNIP PEELERS: Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 19 beginning at 1:00 pmin the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support.
DESSERTS FOR TURKEY SUPPER: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support!
Junior High Lock-in Tomorrow
Students registered to attend the junior high lock-in in Peoria will depart at 4:30, this Friday, from the school parking lot. Details are included in the note that was sent home last week.
We Sing at St. Paul’s
The children will be singing at St. Paul’s this Sunday, November 13. The service time is 9:00, so we ask that the children to arrive at 8:45 in the church narthex. There will be no Sunday School on this Sunday at St. Peter’s. The singing will count as a Sunday School attendance.
Grades 5-8 Students Needed
Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party.
Check out Backpacks
Please make an effort to empty the contents of your child’s backpack on a daily basis and address your attention to any notes or homework papers.
Picture Retakes Nov. 23
Picture retakes will be taken on Tuesday, November 23. This includes those who were absent on October 5 or for new students enrolling after that date.
Cheer for the Saints
Students in grades 2-8 are invited to participate as a cheerleader at home basketball games. The cheerleading team will practice each Tuesday from 3:20 to 4:00. To participate one must fill out the form (sent home today) and commit to one practice each week. Also, a cheerleader would be subject to the same grade requirements as the student athlete.
Save the Date for Christmas
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m.
PTL Highlights
- Turkey Supper set for Sunday, November 20
- Taylors will be asked to install more outlets in the gym kitchen
- The Butter Braid fundraiser netted $1838.80
- Smoked hams will soon be for sale. Order forms will go out next week. Orders need to be returned by November 30. Pickup date will be December 9.
- The Soup Supper / Fun Fair / Auction will take place on Sunday, January 15. Raffle tickets will be sent home on Thursday, December 15.
- Next meeting will be Thursday, December 8, at 7:00.
- Any parent or teacher of Little Saints or St. Peter’s Lutheran School are always welcome to attend.
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Nov. 14-6:00pm-St. Peter @ Patoka (JV,V)
Tues. Nov. 15-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-5
Wed. Nov. 16-3:30-5:30 BB Practice-Gr. 5-8
Thurs. Nov. 17-6:15 pm-Newton St. Thomas @ St. Peter (JV,V)
Fri. Nov. 18-TBA-St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Sat. Nov. 19-TBA-St. Theresa Tournament (V)
Basketball Schedule Changes
Game with Trinity, Centralia @ St. Peter rescheduled for Thurs. Dec. 8-6:00 p.m. (JV,V). Games with St. John’s Mattoon have been swapped in locations. It will now be @ St. Peter on December 2 and @ Mattoon on January 13 starting at 6:00 (3 & 4, 5 & 6, 7 & 8)
Basketball Scores
Varsity
St. Peter 11
Sacred Heart 40
JV
St. Peter 8
Sacred Heart 29
Note from the Cook
Parents:
Please Note Menu changes and as to why I am having to change them.
Nov. 17 – instead of Thanksgiving meal will now be:
Cheese Bosco Stick w/sauce (I can no longer serve Hot Pockets)
California Mixed Veggies
Fruit
Milk
The Church/School Turkey Supper is that Sunday, Nov. 20. I need to be able to get lunch cleaned up and the kitchen prepared for the workers to access the kitchen.
Nov. 14
Meatloaf (I can no longer serve Pork Fritters)
Baked Beans
Fruit
Milk
Nov. 23 (Thanksgiving Meal)
Ham Slices
Parmesan Potatoes
Fruit
Milk
If you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to speak to me.
Thanks!
Mrs. Amy
MENU
M-14
Poptarts
Meatloaf, Baked beans, Fruit, Milk
T-15
Breakfast Sliders
Taco w/Bag, Salad, Fruit, Milk
W-16
French Toast
Grilled Chicken, Corn, Fruit, Milk
TH-17
Doughnuts
Cheese Bosco Stick w/sauce, California Mixed Veggies, Fruit, Milk
F-18
No School
No School
The Friday Note November 4, 2016
Making Disciples of Jesus
is our Great Commission
Our ABC passage for the week is “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” Matthew 28:19-20. Next week’s passage is taken from Joshua 1:9. “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.”
Featured Students of the Week
Cameron Brandt is in the eighth grade. He is the son of Jason and Jackie Brandt. His favorite season of the year is spring because it is the best time to catch lunkers (big fish). His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” He mentioned his laptop computer as something precious to him. One activity that he likes to do with the family is camping at Sam Parr near Newton. His favorite restaurant is Haulin’ Ash in Watson. Cameron attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Allie Murphree is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter and stepdaughter of Nathan and Megan Murphree. She enjoys the summer season the most because there is no school. Her favorite Christian song is “Blessings.” She mentioned her family, her two sisters, and her pets as the most precious things in her life. Her favorite family activity is going to the movies. She enjoys eating out with the family at Chipotle. Allie attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Forest Koehler is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Keith Koehler and Heather King. He enjoys the summer the most because school is out, and he can ride his 4-wheeler and invite friends over to his place. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” One of his most precious possessions would be his pet dog, Yeller. With his dad, he likes to go to Florida to see his uncles. With his mom. he likes to Ohio to see his aunts and go to the aquarium. His favorite restaurant is Mary Ann’s in St. Elmo. Forest attends church in Effingham.
No School Next Friday
There will be no school next Friday, November 11, in honor of our Veterans.
1st Quarter Perfect Attendance Correction
Andrew Reynolds and Aiden Hoover had perfect church and Sunday School attendance during the recent quarter. Our apology for missing them in last week’s list.
Turkey Supper 2016
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer.
TURKEY PICK-UP: For those who volunteered to bake a turkey, the turkeys will be available for pick-up on Fri Nov 11between 3:15pm – 5:30pm in the church parking lot. If you are unable to make it, please contact Jackie Brandt for other arrangements. We’ll also need assistance the morning of Sat Nov 19. Please contact Melody Norman or Jackie Brandt if you’re available to help out. Thanks!
DESSERTS FOR TURKEY SUPPER: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support!
POTATO & TURNIP PEELERS: Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 19 beginning at 1:00 pmin the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support
Madyson Magnus Elected President of Student Council
Madyson Magnus was elected president of the United Student Council this past Wednesday. Elected vice-president was Halle Smith. Sam Rubin, Zada Reynolds, and Eli Arenas were elected senators.
Veterans Day Observance
We welcome all veterans and friends or spouses of any veteran to our school on Wednesday, November 9. A breakfast will be served by the junior high students starting at 7:45 a.m. for the veterans followed by our weekly chapel service at 8:30 and a program led by the students and staff. Richard Lowe, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific, will be our featured speaker.
Wear Red, White, and Blue Wednesday
Students are welcome to wear red, white, and blue on Wednesday, November 9, to highlight our country and honor our veterans who will be with us that morning.
Save the Date for Christmas
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m.
Wear Pajamas on Thursday
All students and staff are welcome to wear pajamas or sweats on Thursday, November 10, to celebrate National Readers Day. Students may also bring pillows or a blanket to get more comfortable in reading a good book.
Junior High Lock-in Next Friday
Students registered to attend the junior high lock-in in Peoria will depart at 4:30, next Friday, from the school parking lot. Details are included in the note that was sent home on Friday.
We Sing at St. Paul’s
The children will be singing at St. Paul’s this next Sunday, November 13. The service time is 9:00, so we ask that the children arrive at 8:45 in the church narthex. There will be no Sunday School on this Sunday at St. Peter’s. The singing will count as a Sunday School attendance.
Grades 5-8 Students Needed
Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party.
Check out Backpacks
Please make an effort to empty the contents of your child’s backpack on a daily basis and address your attention to any notes or homework papers.
Picture Retakes Nov. 22
Picture retakes will be taken on Tuesday, November 23. This includes those who were absent on October 5 or for new students enrolling after that date.
Six Flags Read to Succeed
Students in grades K-6 will be getting information about this program today. Any child who does the required reading will receive a free ticket to Six Flags. Have fun reading!!!
Volleyball Changes
Thurs. Mar. 16-6PM St. Peter @ Trinity Centralia moved to Mon. Jan. 23-6PM St. Peter @ Trinity Centralia (5:30 pm C)
Tues. Jan 24-Time changed from 6PM to 4:15PM St. Peter @ Sacred Heart
Fri. Feb. 17-6PM-Altamont Lutheran @ St. Peter moved to Fri. Feb. 10-6PM-Altamont Lutheran @ St. Peter
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Nov. 7-6:00pm-Sacred Heart @ St. Peter (JV, V)
Tues. Nov. 8-6:00pm-Trinity Centralia @ St. Peter (JV, V)
Wed. Nov. 9-3:30-5:30 BB Practice-Gr. 5-8
Thurs. Nov. 10-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-5
St. Peter Invitational Tournament
Congratulations to the Saints on their 3rd Place finish in the St. Peter invitational Basketball Tournament last week. Thank you to everyone who helped at the score table, admissions and concessions at the tournament. I had several good comments about our hospitality.
David Harmeier
M-7
Cereal
Chicken & Rice, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-8
Biscuit & Jelly
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty Fruit, Milk
W-9
Cheese Bagel
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Green Beans, Garlic Bread, Fruit, Milk
TH-10
Pancake Wrap
Hot dogs/wrap, loaded ff, fruit, milk
F-11
No School
No School
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. All meals served with juice or fruit. Menu subject to changes.
is our Great Commission
Our ABC passage for the week is “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.” Matthew 28:19-20. Next week’s passage is taken from Joshua 1:9. “Have I not commanded you? Be strong and courageous. Do not be frightened, and do not be dismayed, for the LORD your God is with you wherever you go.”
Featured Students of the Week
Cameron Brandt is in the eighth grade. He is the son of Jason and Jackie Brandt. His favorite season of the year is spring because it is the best time to catch lunkers (big fish). His favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” He mentioned his laptop computer as something precious to him. One activity that he likes to do with the family is camping at Sam Parr near Newton. His favorite restaurant is Haulin’ Ash in Watson. Cameron attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Allie Murphree is in the seventh grade. She is the daughter and stepdaughter of Nathan and Megan Murphree. She enjoys the summer season the most because there is no school. Her favorite Christian song is “Blessings.” She mentioned her family, her two sisters, and her pets as the most precious things in her life. Her favorite family activity is going to the movies. She enjoys eating out with the family at Chipotle. Allie attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Forest Koehler is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Keith Koehler and Heather King. He enjoys the summer the most because school is out, and he can ride his 4-wheeler and invite friends over to his place. His favorite Christian song is “God’s Not Dead.” One of his most precious possessions would be his pet dog, Yeller. With his dad, he likes to go to Florida to see his uncles. With his mom. he likes to Ohio to see his aunts and go to the aquarium. His favorite restaurant is Mary Ann’s in St. Elmo. Forest attends church in Effingham.
No School Next Friday
There will be no school next Friday, November 11, in honor of our Veterans.
1st Quarter Perfect Attendance Correction
Andrew Reynolds and Aiden Hoover had perfect church and Sunday School attendance during the recent quarter. Our apology for missing them in last week’s list.
Turkey Supper 2016
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer.
TURKEY PICK-UP: For those who volunteered to bake a turkey, the turkeys will be available for pick-up on Fri Nov 11between 3:15pm – 5:30pm in the church parking lot. If you are unable to make it, please contact Jackie Brandt for other arrangements. We’ll also need assistance the morning of Sat Nov 19. Please contact Melody Norman or Jackie Brandt if you’re available to help out. Thanks!
DESSERTS FOR TURKEY SUPPER: A nice addition to our Turkey Supper meal is the wonderful desserts made by our congregation members and school families. We serve over 600 people during the supper, so we will need many desserts that night. We would appreciate any dessert donation you are willing to provide. Thanks for your support!
POTATO & TURNIP PEELERS: Potato and turnip peelers are needed on Saturday, November 19 beginning at 1:00 pmin the school gym. Bring your favorite knife/peeler and a pan. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your support
Madyson Magnus Elected President of Student Council
Madyson Magnus was elected president of the United Student Council this past Wednesday. Elected vice-president was Halle Smith. Sam Rubin, Zada Reynolds, and Eli Arenas were elected senators.
Veterans Day Observance
We welcome all veterans and friends or spouses of any veteran to our school on Wednesday, November 9. A breakfast will be served by the junior high students starting at 7:45 a.m. for the veterans followed by our weekly chapel service at 8:30 and a program led by the students and staff. Richard Lowe, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific, will be our featured speaker.
Wear Red, White, and Blue Wednesday
Students are welcome to wear red, white, and blue on Wednesday, November 9, to highlight our country and honor our veterans who will be with us that morning.
Save the Date for Christmas
The St. Peter’s Church and School Christmas service will take place on Sunday, December 18, at 6:00 p.m.
Wear Pajamas on Thursday
All students and staff are welcome to wear pajamas or sweats on Thursday, November 10, to celebrate National Readers Day. Students may also bring pillows or a blanket to get more comfortable in reading a good book.
Junior High Lock-in Next Friday
Students registered to attend the junior high lock-in in Peoria will depart at 4:30, next Friday, from the school parking lot. Details are included in the note that was sent home on Friday.
We Sing at St. Paul’s
The children will be singing at St. Paul’s this next Sunday, November 13. The service time is 9:00, so we ask that the children arrive at 8:45 in the church narthex. There will be no Sunday School on this Sunday at St. Peter’s. The singing will count as a Sunday School attendance.
Grades 5-8 Students Needed
Students in grades 5-8 are needed to serve by managing trays at the Turkey Supper and assisting people with seating and beverages. Those who help will be treated to a pizza party.
Check out Backpacks
Please make an effort to empty the contents of your child’s backpack on a daily basis and address your attention to any notes or homework papers.
Picture Retakes Nov. 22
Picture retakes will be taken on Tuesday, November 23. This includes those who were absent on October 5 or for new students enrolling after that date.
Six Flags Read to Succeed
Students in grades K-6 will be getting information about this program today. Any child who does the required reading will receive a free ticket to Six Flags. Have fun reading!!!
Volleyball Changes
Thurs. Mar. 16-6PM St. Peter @ Trinity Centralia moved to Mon. Jan. 23-6PM St. Peter @ Trinity Centralia (5:30 pm C)
Tues. Jan 24-Time changed from 6PM to 4:15PM St. Peter @ Sacred Heart
Fri. Feb. 17-6PM-Altamont Lutheran @ St. Peter moved to Fri. Feb. 10-6PM-Altamont Lutheran @ St. Peter
Basketball Next Week
Mon. Nov. 7-6:00pm-Sacred Heart @ St. Peter (JV, V)
Tues. Nov. 8-6:00pm-Trinity Centralia @ St. Peter (JV, V)
Wed. Nov. 9-3:30-5:30 BB Practice-Gr. 5-8
Thurs. Nov. 10-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr. 4-5
St. Peter Invitational Tournament
Congratulations to the Saints on their 3rd Place finish in the St. Peter invitational Basketball Tournament last week. Thank you to everyone who helped at the score table, admissions and concessions at the tournament. I had several good comments about our hospitality.
David Harmeier
M-7
Cereal
Chicken & Rice, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-8
Biscuit & Jelly
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty Fruit, Milk
W-9
Cheese Bagel
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Green Beans, Garlic Bread, Fruit, Milk
TH-10
Pancake Wrap
Hot dogs/wrap, loaded ff, fruit, milk
F-11
No School
No School
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. All meals served with juice or fruit. Menu subject to changes.
The Friday Note October 28, 2016
God Gave His Only Son
Our ABC passage for the week is “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16. Next week’s passage is taken from Matthew 28:19-20. “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”
Featured Students of the Week
Ezra Arenas is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Stacey Bradford and Andy Arenas. His favorite season of the year is fall. His favorite Christian song is “God Loves Me Dearly.” He mentioned his family as something very precious to him. One activity he likes to do with his dad is play football and with his mom he likes to go eat out. His favorite restaurant would be Arby’s. Ezra attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Emma Runge is in the fifth grade. She is the son of Matt Runge and Aleah Runge. She enjoys the winter season the most because she likes to throw snowballs especially at her sister. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to her is her family. Several of her favorite family activities would be swimming at her grandma’s and camping at Forbes State Park. Her favorite place to eat out would be Niemergs. Emma attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Reading Buddies Tuesday
Reading Buddies will take place on Tuesday, November 1, at 12:30 in the gym. Thanks to all our reading buddies. It’s a major highlight for our students each month.
1st Quarter Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance
Grades 5-8
Highest Honors: Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Olivia Brauer, Mitchell Brauer
High Honors: Madyson Magnus, Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz, Taylor Jenne, Evyn Hollva, Emma Jenne, Honors: Cameron Brandt, Sam Rubin, Allie Murphree, Zada Reynolds, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Payton Potter, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal
Grades K-8
Perfect School Attendance: Eli Arenas, Brodie Chambers, Jarrett Graumenz, Allie Murphree, Zada Reynolds, Isaac Shaffer, Halle Smith, Cameron Brandt, Alexis Roberts, Sam Rubin, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Payton Potter, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addisyon Schaal, Riley Schaal, Addisyn Sigrist, Shelby Smithson, Seth Bergmann, Evan Hoover, Reagan Roberts, Bailey Wodtka, Sophia Lotz, Brock Sigrist, Josalyn Grandt, Zander Reynolds, Aiden Hoover, Aiden Strobel, Kolby Kraemer, Sophie Wodtka
Perfect Church Attendance: Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Taylor Jenne, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Evan Hoover, Lauren Jenne, Addisyn Sigrist, Emma Roberts, Brock Sigrist, Alex Jenne, Will Jenne
Perfect Sunday School Attendance: Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Halle Smith, Alexis Roberts, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Forest Koehler, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal, Addisyn Sigrist, Evan Hoover, Mya Schaal, Emma Roberts, Brock Sigrist, Alex Jenne, Will Jenne
TURKEY SUPPER NEWS
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer.
Please watch for more details to come. Thank you.
We Sing Sunday at St. Peter’s
Our K-8 children will sing this Sunday at St. Peter’s. We will gather in the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
Fall Parties Monday, Oct. 31
The students will have their fall parties on Monday afternoon (not morning), October 31. The party will include dressing up and parading downtown at 2:00pm. Our thanks to the local businesses for treating the children.
Trick or Treat Night at St. Peter
The town of St. Peter will have Trick or Treat Night from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. There will also be a bonfire and wiener roast downtown during the trick or treat hours. All are welcome.
Student Council Elections Next Thursday
Students in grades 1-8 will be casting their votes in the Student Council Elections next Thursday, November 3. Here is the slate of candidates:
President: Madyson Magnus, Allie Murphree, Dennis Wollin, and Brodie Chambers
Vice-president: Taylor Jenne and Halle Smith
Senators: Eli Arenas, Sam Rubin, Zada Reynolds, and Gaige Phillips
Veterans Day Observance
We welcome all veterans and friends or spouses of any veteran to our school on Wednesday, November 9. A breakfast will be served by the junior high students starting at 7:45 a.m. for the veterans followed by our weekly chapel service at 8:30 and a program led by the students and staff. Richard Lowe, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific, will be our featured speaker.
Bible Bowl Qualifiers
The following students have qualified to participate in the Bible Bowl at Springfield on Saturday, November 19. (please note that this does not mean they will all be participating).
Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal, Ezra Arenas, Emma Jenne, Olivia Brauer, Alex Hawkey, Forest Koehler, Jacob Hawkey, Payton Potter, Ryan Jenne, Gaige Phillips, Allie Murphree, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Cameron Brandt, and Madyson Magnus. Alternates would include Taylor Jenne, Eli Arenas, Callaway Smith, Evan Hoover, and Mitchell Brauer.
More information will be forwarded to the parents in the week ahead.
This Week’s Schedule
Tues. Nov. 1 12:30 Reading Buddies
Thurs. Nov. 3 Student Council Elections
Fri. Nov. 4 LSA State VB @ Springfield
Sat. Nov. 5 LSA State VB @ Springfield
Game Postponed
The Basketball Game scheduled for Tues. Nov. 1 with Trinity Centralia has been moved to Tues. Nov. 8 at St. Peter starting at 6:00 pm due to a scheduling conflict for Trinity Centralia.
Basketball Practices
Tues. Nov. 1-3:30-5:30 BB Practice (Gr. 6-8)
5:00-7:00 BB Practice (Gr. 4-5)
Wed. Nov. 2-3:30-5:30 BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Thurs. Nov. 3-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8)
Basketball Scores from St. Peter Invitational Tournament
St. Peter 23 St. Peter 40 St. Peter 47 St. Peter 38
Sandoval 75 Patoka 59 St. Theresa 22 Kell 34
Volleyball
We are going to prepare for LSA with some practice games this Saturday, Oct. 29 with Trinity Springfield and Trinity Centralia. The games are scheduled for 12:00, 1:00 and 2:00. Lady Saints will play at 12:00 and 2:00. Girls will need to be at the gym at 11:15. There will be concessions, so I will need some volunteers! I do not have the schedule for LSA yet, so I will get you the info as soon as I receive it!
Monday 3:30-5:00
Wednesday 6:00-8:00
Thursday 3:30-5:00
MENU
M-31
Fall Doughnut
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Garlic Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-1
Muffins
Corn Dogs, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
W-3
Breakfast Bagel
Chicken Patty, Roll, Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
TH-4
Pancakes
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potato, Rolls, Fruit, Milk
F-5
Apple Bosco
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week is “For God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16. Next week’s passage is taken from Matthew 28:19-20. “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”
Featured Students of the Week
Ezra Arenas is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Stacey Bradford and Andy Arenas. His favorite season of the year is fall. His favorite Christian song is “God Loves Me Dearly.” He mentioned his family as something very precious to him. One activity he likes to do with his dad is play football and with his mom he likes to go eat out. His favorite restaurant would be Arby’s. Ezra attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Emma Runge is in the fifth grade. She is the son of Matt Runge and Aleah Runge. She enjoys the winter season the most because she likes to throw snowballs especially at her sister. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to her is her family. Several of her favorite family activities would be swimming at her grandma’s and camping at Forbes State Park. Her favorite place to eat out would be Niemergs. Emma attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Reading Buddies Tuesday
Reading Buddies will take place on Tuesday, November 1, at 12:30 in the gym. Thanks to all our reading buddies. It’s a major highlight for our students each month.
1st Quarter Honor Roll and Perfect Attendance
Grades 5-8
Highest Honors: Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Olivia Brauer, Mitchell Brauer
High Honors: Madyson Magnus, Eli Arenas, Jarrett Graumenz, Taylor Jenne, Evyn Hollva, Emma Jenne, Honors: Cameron Brandt, Sam Rubin, Allie Murphree, Zada Reynolds, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Payton Potter, Emma Runge, Addyson Schaal, Riley Schaal
Grades K-8
Perfect School Attendance: Eli Arenas, Brodie Chambers, Jarrett Graumenz, Allie Murphree, Zada Reynolds, Isaac Shaffer, Halle Smith, Cameron Brandt, Alexis Roberts, Sam Rubin, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Alex Hawkey, Jacob Hawkey, Payton Potter, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Max Magnus, Addisyon Schaal, Riley Schaal, Addisyn Sigrist, Shelby Smithson, Seth Bergmann, Evan Hoover, Reagan Roberts, Bailey Wodtka, Sophia Lotz, Brock Sigrist, Josalyn Grandt, Zander Reynolds, Aiden Hoover, Aiden Strobel, Kolby Kraemer, Sophie Wodtka
Perfect Church Attendance: Allie Murphree, Ryan Jenne, Taylor Jenne, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Evan Hoover, Lauren Jenne, Addisyn Sigrist, Emma Roberts, Brock Sigrist, Alex Jenne, Will Jenne
Perfect Sunday School Attendance: Ryan Jenne, Allie Murphree, Halle Smith, Alexis Roberts, Mitchell Brauer, Olivia Brauer, Forest Koehler, Emma Jenne, Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal, Addisyn Sigrist, Evan Hoover, Mya Schaal, Emma Roberts, Brock Sigrist, Alex Jenne, Will Jenne
TURKEY SUPPER NEWS
It’s that time of year again! As usual, we are asking for your help with several things so please review closely:
1) We are in need of ice cream buckets. Please bring to the church basement.
2) We also need volunteers to work that Saturday &Sunday (Nov 19 & 20).
3) We’ll also need donations of pies/desserts for the Turkey Supper.
This is to be a church/school project, so please volunteer to show your support. Please contact Jackie Brandt (618-322-7471), Melody Norman, Nancy Mills, Karen Benning, Doris Young, Brian Sigrist or Shannon Brauer for more information or to volunteer.
Please watch for more details to come. Thank you.
We Sing Sunday at St. Peter’s
Our K-8 children will sing this Sunday at St. Peter’s. We will gather in the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
Fall Parties Monday, Oct. 31
The students will have their fall parties on Monday afternoon (not morning), October 31. The party will include dressing up and parading downtown at 2:00pm. Our thanks to the local businesses for treating the children.
Trick or Treat Night at St. Peter
The town of St. Peter will have Trick or Treat Night from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. There will also be a bonfire and wiener roast downtown during the trick or treat hours. All are welcome.
Student Council Elections Next Thursday
Students in grades 1-8 will be casting their votes in the Student Council Elections next Thursday, November 3. Here is the slate of candidates:
President: Madyson Magnus, Allie Murphree, Dennis Wollin, and Brodie Chambers
Vice-president: Taylor Jenne and Halle Smith
Senators: Eli Arenas, Sam Rubin, Zada Reynolds, and Gaige Phillips
Veterans Day Observance
We welcome all veterans and friends or spouses of any veteran to our school on Wednesday, November 9. A breakfast will be served by the junior high students starting at 7:45 a.m. for the veterans followed by our weekly chapel service at 8:30 and a program led by the students and staff. Richard Lowe, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific, will be our featured speaker.
Bible Bowl Qualifiers
The following students have qualified to participate in the Bible Bowl at Springfield on Saturday, November 19. (please note that this does not mean they will all be participating).
Liam Kraemer, Addyson Schaal, Ezra Arenas, Emma Jenne, Olivia Brauer, Alex Hawkey, Forest Koehler, Jacob Hawkey, Payton Potter, Ryan Jenne, Gaige Phillips, Allie Murphree, Dennis Wollin, Halle Smith, Cameron Brandt, and Madyson Magnus. Alternates would include Taylor Jenne, Eli Arenas, Callaway Smith, Evan Hoover, and Mitchell Brauer.
More information will be forwarded to the parents in the week ahead.
This Week’s Schedule
Tues. Nov. 1 12:30 Reading Buddies
Thurs. Nov. 3 Student Council Elections
Fri. Nov. 4 LSA State VB @ Springfield
Sat. Nov. 5 LSA State VB @ Springfield
Game Postponed
The Basketball Game scheduled for Tues. Nov. 1 with Trinity Centralia has been moved to Tues. Nov. 8 at St. Peter starting at 6:00 pm due to a scheduling conflict for Trinity Centralia.
Basketball Practices
Tues. Nov. 1-3:30-5:30 BB Practice (Gr. 6-8)
5:00-7:00 BB Practice (Gr. 4-5)
Wed. Nov. 2-3:30-5:30 BB Practice (Gr. 4-8)
Thurs. Nov. 3-6:00-8:00-BB Practice (Gr. 5-8)
Basketball Scores from St. Peter Invitational Tournament
St. Peter 23 St. Peter 40 St. Peter 47 St. Peter 38
Sandoval 75 Patoka 59 St. Theresa 22 Kell 34
Volleyball
We are going to prepare for LSA with some practice games this Saturday, Oct. 29 with Trinity Springfield and Trinity Centralia. The games are scheduled for 12:00, 1:00 and 2:00. Lady Saints will play at 12:00 and 2:00. Girls will need to be at the gym at 11:15. There will be concessions, so I will need some volunteers! I do not have the schedule for LSA yet, so I will get you the info as soon as I receive it!
Monday 3:30-5:00
Wednesday 6:00-8:00
Thursday 3:30-5:00
MENU
M-31
Fall Doughnut
Spaghetti, Meatballs, Garlic Bread, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
T-1
Muffins
Corn Dogs, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
W-3
Breakfast Bagel
Chicken Patty, Roll, Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
TH-4
Pancakes
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potato, Rolls, Fruit, Milk
F-5
Apple Bosco
Pizza Bosco, Carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
The Thursday Note October 20, 2016
No One May Boast
Our ABC passage for the week is “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works so that no one may boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9. Next week’s passage is taken from John 3:16: (For) God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.”
Featured Students of the Week
Emma Roberts is in the second grade. She is the daughter of David Roberts and Angela Mace. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she likes to throw snow balls at family members. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to her would be her family. One activity that she enjoys doing with her family would be going to South Dakota to see her Grandma. She likes to eat out the Steak ‘n Shake restaurant. Emma attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Marcus Benning is in the second grade. He is the son of Matthew and Tina Benning. He enjoys the winter season the most because he likes to take remote control vehicles out in the snow. One of his favorite Christian songs would be “Ten Thousand Reasons.” He mentioned his bunny, Oreo, as something that is very precious to him. As a family he likes to play board games and especially Monopoly. His favorite restaurant is Texas Road House. Marcus attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
No School Tomorrow
Half Day Next Friday
There will be no school tomorrow, October 21, due to parent-teacher conferences. School will be dismissed at 12:00 next Friday, October 28, due to a school improvement day.
Little Saints Daycare closed Friday.
We Sing at St. Peter on October 30
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will sing at the worship service on Sunday, October 30. Children are to report to the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
Fall Parties Monday, Oct. 31
The students will have their fall parties on Monday morning, October 31. The party will include dressing up and parading downtown. Again, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
Trick or Treat Night at St. Peter
The town of St. Peter will have Trick or Treat Night from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. There will also be a bonfire and wiener roast downtown during the trick or treat hours. All are welcome.
Veterans Day Observance
We welcome all veterans and friends or spouses of any veteran to our school on Wednesday, November 9. A breakfast will be served by the junior high students starting at 7:45 a.m. for the veterans followed by our weekly chapel service at 8:30 and a program led by the students and staff. Richard Lowe, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific, will be our featured speaker.
Red Ribbon Week
Monday, 10-24 “RED-y to celebrate a drug free life!” **wear red
Tuesday, 10-25 “It’s sweet to be drug free!”
**mismatch day-wear mismatched clothes
Wednesday, 10-26 “Hot-dog! I am drug free!”
**bring a picture of your dog to school or bring a picture of the type of dog you would like to have. If you aren’t a dog person, bring a picture of your pet or the pet you would like to have.
Thursday, 10-27 “Taco-about being drug free!”
**wear a sombrero or other type of hat.
Friday, 10-28 “Toad-ally against drugs!”
**wear green
This Week’s Schedule
Oct. 24 Red Ribbon Week begins
SPIT BB Tourney begins
Oct. 28 12:00 pm Dismissal
Staff Inservice
See the attached Schedule for the SPIT Tournament.
Volleyball Practice
Tues. 3:30-5:00
Thurs. 3:30-5:00
Fri. 3:30-5:00
LSA Participants Only
MENU
M-24
Poptart
Grilled Chicken/Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
T-25
French Toast
Pancakes, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-26
Sausage Sandwich
Hot Dogs/Wrap, Wedges, Fruit, Milk
TH-27
Cereal
Taco w/a Bag, Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-28
Cheese Bagel
Hot Pocket, Chips
Early Out
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. All meals are served with whole grain products. Menu subject to changes.
Our ABC passage for the week is “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works so that no one may boast.” Ephesians 2:8-9. Next week’s passage is taken from John 3:16: (For) God so loved the world, that he gave his only Son, that whoever believes in him should not perish but have eternal life.”
Featured Students of the Week
Emma Roberts is in the second grade. She is the daughter of David Roberts and Angela Mace. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she likes to throw snow balls at family members. Her favorite Christian song is “Ten Thousand Reasons.” Something precious to her would be her family. One activity that she enjoys doing with her family would be going to South Dakota to see her Grandma. She likes to eat out the Steak ‘n Shake restaurant. Emma attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Marcus Benning is in the second grade. He is the son of Matthew and Tina Benning. He enjoys the winter season the most because he likes to take remote control vehicles out in the snow. One of his favorite Christian songs would be “Ten Thousand Reasons.” He mentioned his bunny, Oreo, as something that is very precious to him. As a family he likes to play board games and especially Monopoly. His favorite restaurant is Texas Road House. Marcus attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
No School Tomorrow
Half Day Next Friday
There will be no school tomorrow, October 21, due to parent-teacher conferences. School will be dismissed at 12:00 next Friday, October 28, due to a school improvement day.
Little Saints Daycare closed Friday.
We Sing at St. Peter on October 30
The children of St. Peter’s Lutheran School (K-8) will sing at the worship service on Sunday, October 30. Children are to report to the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
Fall Parties Monday, Oct. 31
The students will have their fall parties on Monday morning, October 31. The party will include dressing up and parading downtown. Again, we ask that you refrain from costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
Trick or Treat Night at St. Peter
The town of St. Peter will have Trick or Treat Night from 6 to 8 p.m. on Saturday, October 29. There will also be a bonfire and wiener roast downtown during the trick or treat hours. All are welcome.
Veterans Day Observance
We welcome all veterans and friends or spouses of any veteran to our school on Wednesday, November 9. A breakfast will be served by the junior high students starting at 7:45 a.m. for the veterans followed by our weekly chapel service at 8:30 and a program led by the students and staff. Richard Lowe, a WWII veteran who served in the Pacific, will be our featured speaker.
Red Ribbon Week
Monday, 10-24 “RED-y to celebrate a drug free life!” **wear red
Tuesday, 10-25 “It’s sweet to be drug free!”
**mismatch day-wear mismatched clothes
Wednesday, 10-26 “Hot-dog! I am drug free!”
**bring a picture of your dog to school or bring a picture of the type of dog you would like to have. If you aren’t a dog person, bring a picture of your pet or the pet you would like to have.
Thursday, 10-27 “Taco-about being drug free!”
**wear a sombrero or other type of hat.
Friday, 10-28 “Toad-ally against drugs!”
**wear green
This Week’s Schedule
Oct. 24 Red Ribbon Week begins
SPIT BB Tourney begins
Oct. 28 12:00 pm Dismissal
Staff Inservice
See the attached Schedule for the SPIT Tournament.
Volleyball Practice
Tues. 3:30-5:00
Thurs. 3:30-5:00
Fri. 3:30-5:00
LSA Participants Only
MENU
M-24
Poptart
Grilled Chicken/Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
T-25
French Toast
Pancakes, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-26
Sausage Sandwich
Hot Dogs/Wrap, Wedges, Fruit, Milk
TH-27
Cereal
Taco w/a Bag, Salad, Fruit, Milk
F-28
Cheese Bagel
Hot Pocket, Chips
Early Out
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. All meals are served with whole grain products. Menu subject to changes.
The Friday Note October 14, 2016
Free Gift is Eternity
Our ABC passage for the week is “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 6:23. Next week’s passage is taken from Ephesians 2:8-9. “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works so that no one may boast.”
Featured Students of the Week
Alexis Roberts is in the eighth grade. She is the daughter of Julie and Kevin Roberts. Her favorite season of the year is summer because she enjoys hanging out by the pool. Her favorite Christian Song is “In Christ Alone.” When asked about what is precious to her she mentioned the children she babysits and her family. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is going to the Ozarks or camping out. Her favorite place to eat out is Los Amigos. Alexis attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Ryan Jenne is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Lance and Anne Jenne. He enjoys the summer season the most because there is no school then. One of his favorite Christian songs would be “Ten Thousand Reasons”. Something precious to him would be his cat, Pumpkin Pie. He enjoys playing Star Wars Monopoly with the family. One restaurant he especially likes is Subway. Ryan attends church at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church.
Aiden Strobel is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Lacey and Alex Stock and Ryan Garrison. He enjoys the winter season the most because he likes to build snow caves. His favorite Christian songs is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something precious to him would be his cat, Penelope. As a family he likes to play the card game, Crazy Eight. His favorite restaurant is Steak ‘n Shake. Aiden attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Thursday and Friday
Parent-Teacher conferences will be held this coming Thursday and Friday, October 20-21. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time. On Thursday, the conferences will take place between 4 and 7 p.m., and on Friday between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m.
PTL Meeting Highlights
No School on Friday
There will be no school on Friday, October 21, in lieu or parent-teacher conferences.
Little Saints will be open if enough people sign up.
This Week’s Schedule
Oct. 17 5:30 VB @ Trinity
Oct. 18 7:00 Board of Christian Education
Oct. 20 4:00 Parent/Teacher Conferences
Oct. 21 No School
8:00 AM Parent/Teacher Conferences
6:00 PM VB @ Centralia
Volleyball
Monday, Volleyball game at Stewardson
Girls to be at gym at 5:00. There will be a C Match.
Tuesday Practice 3:30-5:30 (all)
Thursday Practice 3:30-5:30 (all)
BASKETBALL PRACTICES
Mon. Oct. 17-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Gr. 4-8
Tues. Oct. 18-6:00-8:00-BB Practice Gr. 5-8
8PM BB Parents Meeting
Wed. Oct. 19-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Gr. 4-8
Thurs. Oct. 20-6:00-8:00-BB Practice Gr. 5-8
BASKETBALL PLAYER & PARENT MEETING
Sorry about the cancelation of the parent meeting last week. We will be having a parent meeting at 8:00 pm on Tuesday after practice. I would like to have at least one parent to attend the meeting.
MENU
M-17
Pancake Wraps
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
T-18
Biscuit & Jelly
Chicken & Rice, Corn, Fruit, Milk
W-19
Sausage Sandwich
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
TH-20
Cereal
Meatball/Rice, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-21
No School
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. All meals are served with whole grain products.
NOTE There were changes to the menu on Thursday (the 19 & 26 were switched) and Friday (the 20 and 27 were switched) due to Red Ribbon Week.
Our ABC passage for the week is “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.” Romans 6:23. Next week’s passage is taken from Ephesians 2:8-9. “For by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of God, not a result of works so that no one may boast.”
Featured Students of the Week
Alexis Roberts is in the eighth grade. She is the daughter of Julie and Kevin Roberts. Her favorite season of the year is summer because she enjoys hanging out by the pool. Her favorite Christian Song is “In Christ Alone.” When asked about what is precious to her she mentioned the children she babysits and her family. One activity that she especially enjoys with her family is going to the Ozarks or camping out. Her favorite place to eat out is Los Amigos. Alexis attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Ryan Jenne is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Lance and Anne Jenne. He enjoys the summer season the most because there is no school then. One of his favorite Christian songs would be “Ten Thousand Reasons”. Something precious to him would be his cat, Pumpkin Pie. He enjoys playing Star Wars Monopoly with the family. One restaurant he especially likes is Subway. Ryan attends church at St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church.
Aiden Strobel is in the kindergarten class. He is the son of Lacey and Alex Stock and Ryan Garrison. He enjoys the winter season the most because he likes to build snow caves. His favorite Christian songs is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something precious to him would be his cat, Penelope. As a family he likes to play the card game, Crazy Eight. His favorite restaurant is Steak ‘n Shake. Aiden attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Thursday and Friday
Parent-Teacher conferences will be held this coming Thursday and Friday, October 20-21. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time. On Thursday, the conferences will take place between 4 and 7 p.m., and on Friday between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m.
PTL Meeting Highlights
- Paint Party was a big success. Estimated proceeds from the paint party and the Raffle were $3092.
- Butter Braid Sale is ongoing. Orders and money are due on October 19.
- The PTL will donate $1500 to the village of St. Peter for speed radar signs.
- Brian Sigrist will represent the PTL on the Turkey Supper committee. Karen Benning will represent the staff. Jackie Brandt is the chair.
- The next PTL meeting will take place on Tuesday, November 8, at 7pm. You are always welcome to attend.
No School on Friday
There will be no school on Friday, October 21, in lieu or parent-teacher conferences.
Little Saints will be open if enough people sign up.
This Week’s Schedule
Oct. 17 5:30 VB @ Trinity
Oct. 18 7:00 Board of Christian Education
Oct. 20 4:00 Parent/Teacher Conferences
Oct. 21 No School
8:00 AM Parent/Teacher Conferences
6:00 PM VB @ Centralia
Volleyball
Monday, Volleyball game at Stewardson
Girls to be at gym at 5:00. There will be a C Match.
Tuesday Practice 3:30-5:30 (all)
Thursday Practice 3:30-5:30 (all)
BASKETBALL PRACTICES
Mon. Oct. 17-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Gr. 4-8
Tues. Oct. 18-6:00-8:00-BB Practice Gr. 5-8
8PM BB Parents Meeting
Wed. Oct. 19-3:30-5:30-BB Practice Gr. 4-8
Thurs. Oct. 20-6:00-8:00-BB Practice Gr. 5-8
BASKETBALL PLAYER & PARENT MEETING
Sorry about the cancelation of the parent meeting last week. We will be having a parent meeting at 8:00 pm on Tuesday after practice. I would like to have at least one parent to attend the meeting.
MENU
M-17
Pancake Wraps
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
T-18
Biscuit & Jelly
Chicken & Rice, Corn, Fruit, Milk
W-19
Sausage Sandwich
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potatoes, Fruit, Milk
TH-20
Cereal
Meatball/Rice, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Milk
F-21
No School
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. All meals are served with whole grain products.
NOTE There were changes to the menu on Thursday (the 19 & 26 were switched) and Friday (the 20 and 27 were switched) due to Red Ribbon Week.
The Friday Note October 7, 2016
Justified by His Grace
Our ABC passage for this week was “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God and are justified by His grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.” Romans 3:23-24. Next week’s passage is taken from Romans 6:23. “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Featured Students of the Week
Liam Kraemer is in the fifth grade. He is the son of Ryan and Kristi Kraemer. His favorite month of the year is October as he anticipates the Cubs winning the World Series. His favorite Christian song is “10,000 Reasons”. Something precious to him would be his Spencer Patton Cub jersey. As a family he likes to swim and go fishing with his dad. If he is going to eat out with his dad, he likes to go to Buffalo Wild Wings. If it is with his mom, he enjoys McDonalds. Liam is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Olivia Brauer is in the sixth grade. She is the daughter of Scott and Shannon Brauer. Her favorite season of the year is fall because of the beautiful colors in the trees. Her favorite Christian song would be “They’ll Know We Are Christian by Our Love.” Something precious to her would be her family. One activity that she likes to do with her family is eat out. Her favorite restaurant would be Lone Star Steakhouse. Olivia attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
No School This Monday
There will be no school this coming Monday, October 10, in honor of Columbus Day.
Little Saints will also be closed.
Fire Safety Week
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will participate in Fire Safety and Prevention Week scheduled for October 11-14. On Wednesday (October 12), we will learn from our local firemen and be treated to a firetruck ride around town. Be sure to reinforce fire safety at your home and remember to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
Wear Pink Next Friday
The students and staff are invited to wear pink next Friday, October 14, to promote Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Kindergarten Class Wins Aug-Sept Box Top Contest
The kindergarten class collected 350 box tops to take first place in our first contest of the year. Second place went to Little Saints with 250 box tops, followed by the fifth and sixth grade class with 186.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Coming Up
Parent-Teacher conferences will be held on Thursday and Friday, October 20-21. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time. On Thursday, the conferences will take place between 4 and 7 p.m., and on Friday they will take place between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. There is no school on Friday, October 21.
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Oct. 10 No School
Tues. Oct. 11 6PM VB @ St. John’s Mattoon
Thurs. Oct. 13 6PM VB @ Hoyleton
Oct. 13-15 LEA Convocation
Basketball Practices
Tues. Oct. 11-6-8-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
Wed. Oct. 12-6-8-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
8PM-Parents Meeting
Thurs. Oct. 13-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr.4-5
6-8PM BB Practice-Gr. 6-8
Basketball Player & Parent Meeting
There will be a parent meeting at 8:00 PM on Wednesday after practice. I would like to have at least one parent to attend this meeting.
Coach Harmeier
MENU
M-10
No School
T-11
Bagel w/cream cheese or jelly
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-12
Tornados
Chicken Q’s, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
TH-13
Waffles
Ham & Cheesy Potatoes, Roll, Fruit, Milk
F-14
Sliders
Pizza, Carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Social Media Caution
We kindly ask that you use caution when using social media to discuss school matters. It is our policy to follow the 8th commandment where it says to “defend your neighbor, speak well of him, and explain everything in the kindest way”. At times you may have a concern or wish to discuss a problem concerning a school matter. Please go to the teacher or to the source first. This is in agreement with Matthew 18:15.
Our ABC passage for this week was “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God and are justified by His grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.” Romans 3:23-24. Next week’s passage is taken from Romans 6:23. “For the wages of sin is death, but the free gift of God is eternal life in Christ Jesus our Lord.”
Featured Students of the Week
Liam Kraemer is in the fifth grade. He is the son of Ryan and Kristi Kraemer. His favorite month of the year is October as he anticipates the Cubs winning the World Series. His favorite Christian song is “10,000 Reasons”. Something precious to him would be his Spencer Patton Cub jersey. As a family he likes to swim and go fishing with his dad. If he is going to eat out with his dad, he likes to go to Buffalo Wild Wings. If it is with his mom, he enjoys McDonalds. Liam is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Olivia Brauer is in the sixth grade. She is the daughter of Scott and Shannon Brauer. Her favorite season of the year is fall because of the beautiful colors in the trees. Her favorite Christian song would be “They’ll Know We Are Christian by Our Love.” Something precious to her would be her family. One activity that she likes to do with her family is eat out. Her favorite restaurant would be Lone Star Steakhouse. Olivia attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
No School This Monday
There will be no school this coming Monday, October 10, in honor of Columbus Day.
Little Saints will also be closed.
Fire Safety Week
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will participate in Fire Safety and Prevention Week scheduled for October 11-14. On Wednesday (October 12), we will learn from our local firemen and be treated to a firetruck ride around town. Be sure to reinforce fire safety at your home and remember to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
Wear Pink Next Friday
The students and staff are invited to wear pink next Friday, October 14, to promote Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
Kindergarten Class Wins Aug-Sept Box Top Contest
The kindergarten class collected 350 box tops to take first place in our first contest of the year. Second place went to Little Saints with 250 box tops, followed by the fifth and sixth grade class with 186.
Parent-Teacher Conferences Coming Up
Parent-Teacher conferences will be held on Thursday and Friday, October 20-21. The first quarter report cards will be distributed at that time. On Thursday, the conferences will take place between 4 and 7 p.m., and on Friday they will take place between 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. There is no school on Friday, October 21.
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Oct. 10 No School
Tues. Oct. 11 6PM VB @ St. John’s Mattoon
Thurs. Oct. 13 6PM VB @ Hoyleton
Oct. 13-15 LEA Convocation
Basketball Practices
Tues. Oct. 11-6-8-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
Wed. Oct. 12-6-8-BB Practice-Gr. 4-8
8PM-Parents Meeting
Thurs. Oct. 13-3:30-5:30-BB Practice-Gr.4-5
6-8PM BB Practice-Gr. 6-8
Basketball Player & Parent Meeting
There will be a parent meeting at 8:00 PM on Wednesday after practice. I would like to have at least one parent to attend this meeting.
Coach Harmeier
MENU
M-10
No School
T-11
Bagel w/cream cheese or jelly
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit, Milk
W-12
Tornados
Chicken Q’s, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
TH-13
Waffles
Ham & Cheesy Potatoes, Roll, Fruit, Milk
F-14
Sliders
Pizza, Carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Social Media Caution
We kindly ask that you use caution when using social media to discuss school matters. It is our policy to follow the 8th commandment where it says to “defend your neighbor, speak well of him, and explain everything in the kindest way”. At times you may have a concern or wish to discuss a problem concerning a school matter. Please go to the teacher or to the source first. This is in agreement with Matthew 18:15.
The Friday Note September 30, 2016
Every Gift Comes From Above
Our ABC passage for this week was “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above.” James 1:17A. Next week’s passage is taken from Romans 3:23-24. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.”
Featured Students of the Week
Zander Reynolds is in the second grade. He is the son of Kris and Emily Reynolds. His favorite season of the year is winter so he can make and throw snowballs. His favorite Christian song is “10,000 Reasons”. Something precious to him is his white Laborador dog, Butterball. As a family he enjoys vacations to Florida. His favorite restaurant is the Loading Dock. Zander is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Lauren Jenne is in the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. Her favorite season of the year is fall because she can play with her dad in the leaves. Her favorite Christian song is “10,000 Reasons”. Something precious to her would be her Grandma’s cat, Lady. One activity that she likes to do with her family is swimming at the Effingham pool. Her favorite restaurant is Cracker Barrel. Lauren attends church at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church.
Reagan Roberts is in the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Julie Roberts. Her favorite season of the year is winter because of the snow. She said that her favorite Christian song would be “They’ll Know We are Christians by Our Love”. Several precious belongings of hers would be her bunny, Fluffy, and her cat, Sparkle. One activity that she likes to do with the family would be going to the Lake of the Ozarks. Her favorite restaurant is White Castle. Reagan is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
School Pictures Monday
School pictures will be taken this coming Monday, October 3. Wear your favorite shirt and bring a smile. These pictures will be used in the yearbook.
PTL Meeting
Our PTL meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 5 at 7:00 p.m.
Chapel Offerings To Bethesda for October
Bethesda is an organization of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod to serve the needs of the mentally and physically disabled. The number one mission there is to plant the love of Jesus in the hearts of these people so that they too can inherit the gift of eternal life.
Reminder About Our Fall Holiday
Several of you may be in the market for a Halloween costume in the next several weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you do not choose costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
Reading Buddies Tuesday
Reading Buddies meet this Tuesday, October 4, at 12:30. We thank Mrs. Carpenter for coordinating this program.
Fire Safety Week
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will participate in Fire Safety and Prevention Week scheduled for October 11-14. On Wednesday of that week, we will learn from our local firemen and be treated to a firetruck ride around town. Be sure to reinforce fire safety at your home and remember to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
Book It Starts Monday
Students in K-6 can be rewarded with a personal pan pizza each month starting this month and ending in March. There is no additional purchase necessary when redeeming your reward coupon. We thank Mrs. Benning for making the arrangements for this program.
First Box Top Contest of the Year Ends Today
Our first Box top contest of the year is in full swing. Which classroom will be the winner?
Bring them in to the classroom teacher and support our school. We thank Mrs. Goeckner for coordinating the Box tops for Education program.
NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE
Mon. Oct. 3 Picture Day
Tues. Oct. 4 12:30 PM Reading Buddies
Wed. Oct. 5 7:00 PM PTL
Basketball Practices
Monday, Oct. 3-3:30-5:00-BB-Gr. 4-8
Tuesday, Oct. 4-3:30-5:00-BB-Gr.4-8
Wednesday, Oct. 5-3:30-5:30-BB-Gr. 4-8
Thursday, Oct. 6-6:00-8:00-BB-Gr. 4-8
Volleyball Practices
Mon. Oct. 3 HOME Game! There will be a C match for the 3rd graders. Players need to be at the gym by 5:30.
Tues. Oct. 4 HOME game no C match. Players need to be there at 5:30.
Wed. Oct. 5 Practice 6:00-8:00 (for Peoria participants ONLY)
Thurs. Oct. 6 Practice 3:30-5:00 (for Peoria participants ONLY)
Fri. Oct. 7 We will leave for Peoria. Game times TBA.
It is optional for the 3rd grade players to dress for games without a C match.
The game scheduled on October 20 has been rescheduled for October 19 at Trinity Centralia. There WILL be a C match.
MENU
M-3
Poptart
Drummies Green Beans, Roll, Fruit, Milk
T-4
Muffins
Corndog, Corn, Fruit, Milk
W-5
Biscuits & Gravy
Hamburger Hoagie, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
TH-6
Breakfast Hot Pockets
Mac & Cheese w/ham, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
F-7
Cinnamon Roll
Riblette/Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for this week was “Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above.” James 1:17A. Next week’s passage is taken from Romans 3:23-24. “For all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God, and are justified by his grace as a gift, through the redemption that is in Christ Jesus.”
Featured Students of the Week
Zander Reynolds is in the second grade. He is the son of Kris and Emily Reynolds. His favorite season of the year is winter so he can make and throw snowballs. His favorite Christian song is “10,000 Reasons”. Something precious to him is his white Laborador dog, Butterball. As a family he enjoys vacations to Florida. His favorite restaurant is the Loading Dock. Zander is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Lauren Jenne is in the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Jeaneane Jenne. Her favorite season of the year is fall because she can play with her dad in the leaves. Her favorite Christian song is “10,000 Reasons”. Something precious to her would be her Grandma’s cat, Lady. One activity that she likes to do with her family is swimming at the Effingham pool. Her favorite restaurant is Cracker Barrel. Lauren attends church at St. Anthony’s Catholic Church.
Reagan Roberts is in the fourth grade. She is the daughter of Kevin and Julie Roberts. Her favorite season of the year is winter because of the snow. She said that her favorite Christian song would be “They’ll Know We are Christians by Our Love”. Several precious belongings of hers would be her bunny, Fluffy, and her cat, Sparkle. One activity that she likes to do with the family would be going to the Lake of the Ozarks. Her favorite restaurant is White Castle. Reagan is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
School Pictures Monday
School pictures will be taken this coming Monday, October 3. Wear your favorite shirt and bring a smile. These pictures will be used in the yearbook.
PTL Meeting
Our PTL meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 5 at 7:00 p.m.
Chapel Offerings To Bethesda for October
Bethesda is an organization of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod to serve the needs of the mentally and physically disabled. The number one mission there is to plant the love of Jesus in the hearts of these people so that they too can inherit the gift of eternal life.
Reminder About Our Fall Holiday
Several of you may be in the market for a Halloween costume in the next several weeks. For our school party on October 31, we ask that you do not choose costumes that convey a frightening or violent message such as witches, deadly or spooky creatures, ghosts, or characters holding weapons. Consider costumes such as a bull rider, an animal character, a Disney person, a super hero, or an occupational character such as a fireman, astronaut, doctor or nurse, or a football or baseball player.
Reading Buddies Tuesday
Reading Buddies meet this Tuesday, October 4, at 12:30. We thank Mrs. Carpenter for coordinating this program.
Fire Safety Week
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will participate in Fire Safety and Prevention Week scheduled for October 11-14. On Wednesday of that week, we will learn from our local firemen and be treated to a firetruck ride around town. Be sure to reinforce fire safety at your home and remember to replace the batteries in your smoke detectors.
Book It Starts Monday
Students in K-6 can be rewarded with a personal pan pizza each month starting this month and ending in March. There is no additional purchase necessary when redeeming your reward coupon. We thank Mrs. Benning for making the arrangements for this program.
First Box Top Contest of the Year Ends Today
Our first Box top contest of the year is in full swing. Which classroom will be the winner?
Bring them in to the classroom teacher and support our school. We thank Mrs. Goeckner for coordinating the Box tops for Education program.
NEXT WEEK’S SCHEDULE
Mon. Oct. 3 Picture Day
Tues. Oct. 4 12:30 PM Reading Buddies
Wed. Oct. 5 7:00 PM PTL
Basketball Practices
Monday, Oct. 3-3:30-5:00-BB-Gr. 4-8
Tuesday, Oct. 4-3:30-5:00-BB-Gr.4-8
Wednesday, Oct. 5-3:30-5:30-BB-Gr. 4-8
Thursday, Oct. 6-6:00-8:00-BB-Gr. 4-8
Volleyball Practices
Mon. Oct. 3 HOME Game! There will be a C match for the 3rd graders. Players need to be at the gym by 5:30.
Tues. Oct. 4 HOME game no C match. Players need to be there at 5:30.
Wed. Oct. 5 Practice 6:00-8:00 (for Peoria participants ONLY)
Thurs. Oct. 6 Practice 3:30-5:00 (for Peoria participants ONLY)
Fri. Oct. 7 We will leave for Peoria. Game times TBA.
It is optional for the 3rd grade players to dress for games without a C match.
The game scheduled on October 20 has been rescheduled for October 19 at Trinity Centralia. There WILL be a C match.
MENU
M-3
Poptart
Drummies Green Beans, Roll, Fruit, Milk
T-4
Muffins
Corndog, Corn, Fruit, Milk
W-5
Biscuits & Gravy
Hamburger Hoagie, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
TH-6
Breakfast Hot Pockets
Mac & Cheese w/ham, Carrots, Fruit, Milk
F-7
Cinnamon Roll
Riblette/Roll, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note September 23, 2016
Create in Me a Clean Heart
Our ABC passage for the week was “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.” Psalm 51:10-12 Next week’s passage is taken from Psalm 37:4-5: “Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the LORD; trust in him, and he will act.”
Featured Students of the Week
Gabrielle Rincker-Cushman is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Abby and Jacob Warden and Nathan Cushman. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she likes to make snow angels and snow monsters. She said that her favorite Christian Song is “Jesus Loves Me”. One of her most precious belongings is her cat Meela and her dog Jack. As a family she likes to go to the Pumpkin Patch. She enjoys eating out at Steak ‘n Shake restaurant. Gabrielle is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Konrad Bergmann is in the first grade. He is the son of Lynn and Stacey Bergmann. His favorite season of the year is winter because of he likes to play in the snow. “They’ll Know We Are Christians by our Love” is his favorite Christian song. Something precious to him would be his dog Axel. One family activity that he enjoys a lot is swimming in the backyard or at hotels. His favorite restaurant is McDonalds. Konrad is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Mid-Quarter Reports Today
Mid-quarter reports were sent home with all students in K-8 today. Please sign and return the report to the classroom teacher on Monday, September 26. The mid-quarter report allows your child to make some improvements before the report card is issued on October 20 or 21 at the Parent-Teacher conference.
PTL Program Booklets
PTL program booklets were sent home today. The booklet includes the officers, the staff, calendar of events, holiday room parents, and a school roster of students including those in Little Saints Preschool.
Did You Get Your Directory?
A listing of contact information of all families of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool was sent home last Friday. If you did not get your copy, check your child’s homework folder or backpack.
First Box Top Contest of the Year Ends September 30
Our first Box top contest of the year is in full swing. Which classroom will be the winner?
Bring them in to the classroom teacher and support our school. We thank Mrs. Goeckner for coordinating the Box tops for Education program.
Chapel Offerings To Bethesda for October
Bethesda is an organization of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod to serve the needs of the mentally and physically disabled. The number one goal there is plant the love of Jesus in the hearts of these people so that they too can inherit the gift of eternal life.
Volleyball Alumni Game Coming to Our Gym
All volleyball alumni and past coaches are invited to come to our Third Annual Volleyball Reunion on Sunday, October 2, at 12:00 to celebrate our great volleyball tradition here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. The first game will feature our current team versus our dynamite moms, and then we will showcase our former St. Peter volleyball players and coaches in action. The concession stand will be open.
Picture Day October 3
Individual pictures for Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School will be taken on Monday, October 3. Order forms are going home today with Friday Notes.
This Week’s Schedule
Sun. Sept. 25 12:00-1:00 PM
PTL Paint Party & Raffle
MENU
M-26
Poptarts
Beanie Weenie, Cornbread Corn, Fruit
T-27
Tornados
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit
W-28
Pancakes
Chicken Q’s, Mixed Veggies, Fruit
TH-29
Sliders
Spaghetti & Meatballs, Garlic Bread, Green Beans, Fruit
F-30
Muffins
Chicken & Rice, Carrots, Fruit
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. Whole grain breads served at lunch.
Menu subject to changes.
SOFTBALL REGIONAL SCORES
ALIS/SPLS 11 Aviston 4
BASEBALL REGIONAL SCORES
ALIS/SPLS 6 Patoka 5
Volleyball Practice
Mon. Sept. 26 3:30-5:00 Gr. 6-8
Wed. Sept. 28 3:30-5:00 Gr. 3-5
Fri. Sept. 30 3:30-5:00 ALL
Attention Basketball Players
Basketball Practice will begin Monday. If you have not turned in your physical please do so before Monday. Practices will be for anyone in grades 4-8 wishing to play JV and Varsity.
Basketball Practices
Mon. Sept. 26-6-8 BB –Gr. 4-8
Tues. Sept. 27-3:30-5:30-BB-Gr. 4-8
Thurs. Sept. 29-3:30-5:30-BB-Gr. 4-8
Our ABC passage for the week was “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.” Psalm 51:10-12 Next week’s passage is taken from Psalm 37:4-5: “Delight yourself in the LORD, and he will give you the desires of your heart. Commit your way to the LORD; trust in him, and he will act.”
Featured Students of the Week
Gabrielle Rincker-Cushman is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Abby and Jacob Warden and Nathan Cushman. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she likes to make snow angels and snow monsters. She said that her favorite Christian Song is “Jesus Loves Me”. One of her most precious belongings is her cat Meela and her dog Jack. As a family she likes to go to the Pumpkin Patch. She enjoys eating out at Steak ‘n Shake restaurant. Gabrielle is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Konrad Bergmann is in the first grade. He is the son of Lynn and Stacey Bergmann. His favorite season of the year is winter because of he likes to play in the snow. “They’ll Know We Are Christians by our Love” is his favorite Christian song. Something precious to him would be his dog Axel. One family activity that he enjoys a lot is swimming in the backyard or at hotels. His favorite restaurant is McDonalds. Konrad is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Mid-Quarter Reports Today
Mid-quarter reports were sent home with all students in K-8 today. Please sign and return the report to the classroom teacher on Monday, September 26. The mid-quarter report allows your child to make some improvements before the report card is issued on October 20 or 21 at the Parent-Teacher conference.
PTL Program Booklets
PTL program booklets were sent home today. The booklet includes the officers, the staff, calendar of events, holiday room parents, and a school roster of students including those in Little Saints Preschool.
Did You Get Your Directory?
A listing of contact information of all families of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool was sent home last Friday. If you did not get your copy, check your child’s homework folder or backpack.
First Box Top Contest of the Year Ends September 30
Our first Box top contest of the year is in full swing. Which classroom will be the winner?
Bring them in to the classroom teacher and support our school. We thank Mrs. Goeckner for coordinating the Box tops for Education program.
Chapel Offerings To Bethesda for October
Bethesda is an organization of the Lutheran Church Missouri Synod to serve the needs of the mentally and physically disabled. The number one goal there is plant the love of Jesus in the hearts of these people so that they too can inherit the gift of eternal life.
Volleyball Alumni Game Coming to Our Gym
All volleyball alumni and past coaches are invited to come to our Third Annual Volleyball Reunion on Sunday, October 2, at 12:00 to celebrate our great volleyball tradition here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. The first game will feature our current team versus our dynamite moms, and then we will showcase our former St. Peter volleyball players and coaches in action. The concession stand will be open.
Picture Day October 3
Individual pictures for Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School will be taken on Monday, October 3. Order forms are going home today with Friday Notes.
This Week’s Schedule
Sun. Sept. 25 12:00-1:00 PM
PTL Paint Party & Raffle
MENU
M-26
Poptarts
Beanie Weenie, Cornbread Corn, Fruit
T-27
Tornados
Sausage Sandwich, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit
W-28
Pancakes
Chicken Q’s, Mixed Veggies, Fruit
TH-29
Sliders
Spaghetti & Meatballs, Garlic Bread, Green Beans, Fruit
F-30
Muffins
Chicken & Rice, Carrots, Fruit
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. Whole grain breads served at lunch.
Menu subject to changes.
SOFTBALL REGIONAL SCORES
ALIS/SPLS 11 Aviston 4
BASEBALL REGIONAL SCORES
ALIS/SPLS 6 Patoka 5
Volleyball Practice
Mon. Sept. 26 3:30-5:00 Gr. 6-8
Wed. Sept. 28 3:30-5:00 Gr. 3-5
Fri. Sept. 30 3:30-5:00 ALL
Attention Basketball Players
Basketball Practice will begin Monday. If you have not turned in your physical please do so before Monday. Practices will be for anyone in grades 4-8 wishing to play JV and Varsity.
Basketball Practices
Mon. Sept. 26-6-8 BB –Gr. 4-8
Tues. Sept. 27-3:30-5:30-BB-Gr. 4-8
Thurs. Sept. 29-3:30-5:30-BB-Gr. 4-8
The Friday Note September 16, 2016
Come to Me All Who Labor
Our ABC passage for the week was “Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” Matthew 11:28-30. Next week’s passage is taken from Psalms 51:10-12: “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.”
Featured Students of the Week
Madyson Magnus is in the eighth grade class. She is the daughter of Torey and Jill Magnus. Her favorite season of the year is winter. She said that her favorite Christian Song is “The Lamb”. One of her most precious items is her Black Labrador dog Lillie. As a family she likes to go to St. Louis Blues hockey games. She enjoys eating out at Lamberts Restaurant. Madyson is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Jarrett Graumenz is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Jason and Lindsay Graumenz. He rates the winter as his favorite season of the year. One Christian song that he particularly likes is “Ten Thousand Reasons”. Something precious to him would be his family and the sport of baseball. He enjoys playing cards (especially Rummy) with his family. He likes to eat out at KFC. This is Jarrett’s second year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Early Dismissal Today
School will be dismissed today at 12:00 p.m. due to a school improvement day. Lunch will be served before dismissal.
Midquarter Already
Today marks the midpoint of the first quarter. Midquarter reports will be sent home with the students next Friday. Please return the report signed the following Monday or Tuesday.
Buy a Raffle Ticket
Raffle tickets for a Flat-screen TV from Roger’s Appliance in Altamont, a tree stand, KT Boutique gift certificate, plus three $50 cash prizes are currently available from any student. The Raffle will take place at the paint party on Sunday, September 25. Don’t miss out.
PTL Highlights of September 13 Meeting
All volleyball alumni and past coaches are invited to come to our Third Annual Volleyball Reunion on Sunday, October 2, at 12:00 to celebrate our great volleyball tradition here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. The first game will feature our current team versus our dynamite moms, and then we will showcase our former St. Peter volleyball players and coaches in action. The concession stand will be open.
REMINDER PTL raffle tickets are due Wednesday, September 21. There are no extras available at this time. If there are any extras, they will be sold during the first session at the Paint for Saints on September 25.
Prizes will be awarded at 2 PM on that day!
ANOTHER REMINDER
Tuition payments were due on the 15th. If you haven’t made yours yet – please do so.
VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE
Mon. 9/19 3-5th 3:30-5:00
Wed. 9/21 ALL 3:30-5:00
Fri. 9/23 6-8th 3:30-5:00
SOFTBALL SCORES
Fri. 9/2
ALIS/St. Peter 9 Ramsey 2
Mon. 9/12
ALIS/St. Peter 6 Selmaville 4
Thurs. 9/15
ALIS/St. Peter 11 Patoka 10
This Week’s Schedule
9/20 SB & BB Regionals
9/20 7:00 PM Board of Christian Education
MENU
M-19
Waffles
BBQ Riblette, Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit
T-20
Biscuits & Gravy
Chicken Biscuit, Gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
W-21
Bagel w/cream cheese or jelly
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Cauliflower, Treat
TH-22
Pancake Wraps
Hot Dog Wrap, Smiles, Fruit
F-23
Apple Bosco
Pizza Bosco, Corn, Fruit
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. Whole grain breads served at lunch.
Menu subject to changes.
Our ABC passage for the week was “Come to Me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.” Matthew 11:28-30. Next week’s passage is taken from Psalms 51:10-12: “Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me. Cast me not away from your presence, and take not your Holy Spirit from me. Restore to me the joy of your salvation, and uphold me with a willing spirit.”
Featured Students of the Week
Madyson Magnus is in the eighth grade class. She is the daughter of Torey and Jill Magnus. Her favorite season of the year is winter. She said that her favorite Christian Song is “The Lamb”. One of her most precious items is her Black Labrador dog Lillie. As a family she likes to go to St. Louis Blues hockey games. She enjoys eating out at Lamberts Restaurant. Madyson is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Jarrett Graumenz is in the seventh grade. He is the son of Jason and Lindsay Graumenz. He rates the winter as his favorite season of the year. One Christian song that he particularly likes is “Ten Thousand Reasons”. Something precious to him would be his family and the sport of baseball. He enjoys playing cards (especially Rummy) with his family. He likes to eat out at KFC. This is Jarrett’s second year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Early Dismissal Today
School will be dismissed today at 12:00 p.m. due to a school improvement day. Lunch will be served before dismissal.
Midquarter Already
Today marks the midpoint of the first quarter. Midquarter reports will be sent home with the students next Friday. Please return the report signed the following Monday or Tuesday.
Buy a Raffle Ticket
Raffle tickets for a Flat-screen TV from Roger’s Appliance in Altamont, a tree stand, KT Boutique gift certificate, plus three $50 cash prizes are currently available from any student. The Raffle will take place at the paint party on Sunday, September 25. Don’t miss out.
PTL Highlights of September 13 Meeting
- Approved paying the balance of the Little Saints Bikeway.
- Butter Braid fundraiser will begin October 3.
- Painting for the Saints set to take place on Sunday, September 25. Sixty-seven registered.
- The Raffle drawing will take place at 2:00 p.m. on the afternoon of the Painting for the Saints.
- Approved the purchase of eight more computers or electronic devices to accommodate the needs of the primary classrooms and Mrs. Angie.
- Brian Sigrist will represent the PTL on the Turkey Supper Committee. Karen Benning will represent the teachers. Jackie Brandt will serve as the chair.
All volleyball alumni and past coaches are invited to come to our Third Annual Volleyball Reunion on Sunday, October 2, at 12:00 to celebrate our great volleyball tradition here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. The first game will feature our current team versus our dynamite moms, and then we will showcase our former St. Peter volleyball players and coaches in action. The concession stand will be open.
REMINDER PTL raffle tickets are due Wednesday, September 21. There are no extras available at this time. If there are any extras, they will be sold during the first session at the Paint for Saints on September 25.
Prizes will be awarded at 2 PM on that day!
ANOTHER REMINDER
Tuition payments were due on the 15th. If you haven’t made yours yet – please do so.
VOLLEYBALL PRACTICE
Mon. 9/19 3-5th 3:30-5:00
Wed. 9/21 ALL 3:30-5:00
Fri. 9/23 6-8th 3:30-5:00
SOFTBALL SCORES
Fri. 9/2
ALIS/St. Peter 9 Ramsey 2
Mon. 9/12
ALIS/St. Peter 6 Selmaville 4
Thurs. 9/15
ALIS/St. Peter 11 Patoka 10
This Week’s Schedule
9/20 SB & BB Regionals
9/20 7:00 PM Board of Christian Education
MENU
M-19
Waffles
BBQ Riblette, Bun, Baked Beans, Fruit
T-20
Biscuits & Gravy
Chicken Biscuit, Gravy, Mixed Veggie, Fruit
W-21
Bagel w/cream cheese or jelly
Cheese Bosco, Sauce, Cauliflower, Treat
TH-22
Pancake Wraps
Hot Dog Wrap, Smiles, Fruit
F-23
Apple Bosco
Pizza Bosco, Corn, Fruit
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. Whole grain breads served at lunch.
Menu subject to changes.
The Friday Note September 9, 2016
Be Still and Know that I am God
Our ABC passage for the week was “Be still and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations. I will be exalted in the earth!” Psalms 46:10. Next week’s passage is taken from Matthew 11:28-30: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
Featured Students of the Week
Emma Jenne is in the fifth grade class. She is the daughter of Lance and Anne Jenne. Her favorite season of the year is summer, and favorite month is June. She picked “Ten Thousand Reasons” as her favorite Christian song. Something that is precious to her would be her five cats and two rabbits. She enjoys swimming as a fun activity with the family. She also enjoys eating out at Taco Bell. Emma attends church at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
Payton Potter is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Ron and Sabrina Potter (stepmom) and Amy Garrett. He rates the fall as his favorite season of the year and May his favorite month. He mentioned “Holy” as his favorite Christian song. His family and his pet dogs are his most precious items. One activity that he enjoys doing with his family is swimming at the Salem pool. Pizza Hut is his favorite place to eat out. This is Payton’s second year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Painting for the Saints
Painting for the Saints will take place in the school gym on Sunday, September 25, starting at 12 Noon. Information and forms were sent home last Friday. This is a great event and you are guaranteed to walk away with quite a creative painting. It is for the school and community so bring friends and cousins
Gaige Phillips is in the seventh grade class. He is the son of Kelly Hall and Jason Phillips. Summer and September are his favorite season and month. One Christian song he particular enjoys is “Ten Thousand Reasons”. He said his most precious item is his family. One activity that he likes to do with the family is camping at Forbes State Park. His favorite restaurant is TGI Fridays. Gaige is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Holy Cross Day Wednesday
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will observe Holy Cross Day this Wednesday, September 14. Wear a cross (or a shirt with a cross) to school in honor of our Savior who died on the cross for our sins.
Early Dismissal Friday
School will be dismissed next Friday, September 16, at 12:00 p.m. due to a school improvement day. Lunch will be served before dismissal.
Buy a Raffle Ticket
Raffle tickets for a Flat-screen TV from Roger’s Appliance in Altamont, a tree stand, KT Boutique gift certificate, plus three $50 cash prizes are currently available from any student. The Raffle will take place at the paint party on Sunday, September 25. Don’t miss out.
Sunday School News
Sunday School kick off is this Sunday! Students AND parents are invited to join us on the sidewalk on the South side of the school for a balloon release. Afterwards, refreshments will be served in the gym, and our new Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. Mahala Jacquin, will answer any questions that you might have and give an overview of this year’s Sunday School Program and organization.
New Sunday School Group! Starting Sunday, we are forming a brand new combined Jr. High & High School (6th-12th grade) Sunday School Class! Grab your Bibles and meet us Sunday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. in The Fallout (church basement). Help your students understand what they believe and why they believe it! There will also be snacks. Text or call Nathan Murphree for more info: 636-544-4274.
Reminder: PeeWee Basketball forms are due today!
We Sing Sunday
Students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at St. Peter’s at the 9:00 a.m. worship service. All students are to meet in the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The PTL will meet this coming Tuesday night, September 13, at 7:00, in the 7th and 8th grade room. Agenda items include the Raffle, the Paint Party, and the Butter Braids sale. Meeting ends at 8 p.m. All parents and teachers are welcome to attend.
Volleyball Alumni Game Coming to Our Gym
All volleyball alumni and past coaches are invited to come to our Third Annual Volleyball Reunion on Sunday, October 2, at 12:00 to celebrate our great volleyball tradition here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. The first game will feature our current team versus our dynamite moms, and then we will showcase our former St. Peter volleyball players and coaches in action. The concession stand will be open.
This Week’s Schedule
Sept. 12 4:15PM SB @ home
5:00PM BB @ Altamont
Sept. 13 5:30PM BB # home
7:00 PM PTL
Sept. 15 4:15PM SB @ home
Sept. 16 12:00 Early Dismissal
Sept. 17 Community Vendor Fair
& Garage Sales
SB Round Robin @ Woodlawn
Volleyball Next Week
Please note the day and time changes for next week’s practices. All practices next week end at 5:00.
Mon. 9/12 3:30-5:00 (3-5 grade)
Wed. 9/14 3:30-5:00 (6-8 grade)
Fri. 9/16 3:30-5:00 (all)
Menu
M-12
Cereal
Chicken Patty, English Muffin, Green Beans, Fruit
T-13
Breakfast Hot Pocket
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit
W-14
Sausage Sandwich
Meatballs & Rice, Corn, Fruit
TH-15
Doughnuts
Hamburger, Biscuit, Carrots, Fruit
F-16
Bagel w/cheese
Picnic Brown Bag Day
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. Menu subject to change.
Our ABC passage for the week was “Be still and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations. I will be exalted in the earth!” Psalms 46:10. Next week’s passage is taken from Matthew 11:28-30: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
Featured Students of the Week
Emma Jenne is in the fifth grade class. She is the daughter of Lance and Anne Jenne. Her favorite season of the year is summer, and favorite month is June. She picked “Ten Thousand Reasons” as her favorite Christian song. Something that is precious to her would be her five cats and two rabbits. She enjoys swimming as a fun activity with the family. She also enjoys eating out at Taco Bell. Emma attends church at St. Elizabeth Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
Payton Potter is in the sixth grade. He is the son of Ron and Sabrina Potter (stepmom) and Amy Garrett. He rates the fall as his favorite season of the year and May his favorite month. He mentioned “Holy” as his favorite Christian song. His family and his pet dogs are his most precious items. One activity that he enjoys doing with his family is swimming at the Salem pool. Pizza Hut is his favorite place to eat out. This is Payton’s second year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Painting for the Saints
Painting for the Saints will take place in the school gym on Sunday, September 25, starting at 12 Noon. Information and forms were sent home last Friday. This is a great event and you are guaranteed to walk away with quite a creative painting. It is for the school and community so bring friends and cousins
Gaige Phillips is in the seventh grade class. He is the son of Kelly Hall and Jason Phillips. Summer and September are his favorite season and month. One Christian song he particular enjoys is “Ten Thousand Reasons”. He said his most precious item is his family. One activity that he likes to do with the family is camping at Forbes State Park. His favorite restaurant is TGI Fridays. Gaige is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Holy Cross Day Wednesday
St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will observe Holy Cross Day this Wednesday, September 14. Wear a cross (or a shirt with a cross) to school in honor of our Savior who died on the cross for our sins.
Early Dismissal Friday
School will be dismissed next Friday, September 16, at 12:00 p.m. due to a school improvement day. Lunch will be served before dismissal.
Buy a Raffle Ticket
Raffle tickets for a Flat-screen TV from Roger’s Appliance in Altamont, a tree stand, KT Boutique gift certificate, plus three $50 cash prizes are currently available from any student. The Raffle will take place at the paint party on Sunday, September 25. Don’t miss out.
Sunday School News
Sunday School kick off is this Sunday! Students AND parents are invited to join us on the sidewalk on the South side of the school for a balloon release. Afterwards, refreshments will be served in the gym, and our new Sunday School Superintendent, Mrs. Mahala Jacquin, will answer any questions that you might have and give an overview of this year’s Sunday School Program and organization.
New Sunday School Group! Starting Sunday, we are forming a brand new combined Jr. High & High School (6th-12th grade) Sunday School Class! Grab your Bibles and meet us Sunday mornings from 10:30 a.m. to 11:15 a.m. in The Fallout (church basement). Help your students understand what they believe and why they believe it! There will also be snacks. Text or call Nathan Murphree for more info: 636-544-4274.
Reminder: PeeWee Basketball forms are due today!
We Sing Sunday
Students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at St. Peter’s at the 9:00 a.m. worship service. All students are to meet in the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
PTL Meets Tuesday
The PTL will meet this coming Tuesday night, September 13, at 7:00, in the 7th and 8th grade room. Agenda items include the Raffle, the Paint Party, and the Butter Braids sale. Meeting ends at 8 p.m. All parents and teachers are welcome to attend.
Volleyball Alumni Game Coming to Our Gym
All volleyball alumni and past coaches are invited to come to our Third Annual Volleyball Reunion on Sunday, October 2, at 12:00 to celebrate our great volleyball tradition here at St. Peter’s Lutheran School. The first game will feature our current team versus our dynamite moms, and then we will showcase our former St. Peter volleyball players and coaches in action. The concession stand will be open.
This Week’s Schedule
Sept. 12 4:15PM SB @ home
5:00PM BB @ Altamont
Sept. 13 5:30PM BB # home
7:00 PM PTL
Sept. 15 4:15PM SB @ home
Sept. 16 12:00 Early Dismissal
Sept. 17 Community Vendor Fair
& Garage Sales
SB Round Robin @ Woodlawn
Volleyball Next Week
Please note the day and time changes for next week’s practices. All practices next week end at 5:00.
Mon. 9/12 3:30-5:00 (3-5 grade)
Wed. 9/14 3:30-5:00 (6-8 grade)
Fri. 9/16 3:30-5:00 (all)
Menu
M-12
Cereal
Chicken Patty, English Muffin, Green Beans, Fruit
T-13
Breakfast Hot Pocket
Pancake Wrap, Hashbrown Patty, Fruit
W-14
Sausage Sandwich
Meatballs & Rice, Corn, Fruit
TH-15
Doughnuts
Hamburger, Biscuit, Carrots, Fruit
F-16
Bagel w/cheese
Picnic Brown Bag Day
All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk. Menu subject to change.
The Friday Note September 2, 2016
Be Still and Know that I am God
Our ABC passage for the week was “Be still and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations. I will be exalted in the earth!” Psalms 46:10. Next week’s passage is taken from Matthew 11:28-30: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
Sunday School Starts Next Week
We hope you will join us for Sunday School starting Sunday, September 11, at 10:30. It will end at 11:15 a.m. There are plans for three sections: Pre-school to Kindergarten; Grades 1-2; Grades 3-4; and Grades 5-8. Pre-school will be held at Little Saints, Grades 1-4 will be held at the school; and Grades 5-8 will be held in the Fall Out room (youth room). What a great opportunity for us all to learn further about the good news of Jesus our Savior each Sunday morning. Mrs. Mahala Jacquin is our Sunday School superintendent.
PTL Meets September 13
The PTL will meet Tuesday night, September 13, at 7:00, in the 7th and 8th grade room. Agenda items include the Raffle, the Paint Party, and the Butter Braids sale. Meeting ends at 8 p.m.
Featured Students of the Week
Addisyn Sigrist is in the third grade class. She is the daughter of Brian and Aime Sigrist. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she enjoys building a snowman. She also likes the month of March because that’s the month of her birthday. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something that is very precious to Addisyn is her pet cat Oreo and her dog Marshall. One activity that she likes to do with her family is swimming. She likes to go to Ponderosa to eat out. Addisyn attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Evan Hoover is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Matt and Anne Hoover. His favorite season of the year is spring because of the startup of baseball season. He also enjoys the month of May. His favorite Christian song is “The Lamb.” Something that is precious to Evan is his family. He enjoys family vacations. His favorite place to eat out is Buffalo Wild Wings. Evan attends St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
No School or Day Care this Monday
There will be no school this Monday or Day Care at Little Saints due to Labor Day. School will resume on Tuesday.
Buy a Raffle Ticket
Raffle tickets for a Flat-screen TV from Roger’s Appliance in Altamont, a tree stand, KT Boutique gift certificate, plus three $50 cash prizes are being sent home with the students today. Each family was given a packet of tickets.
Painting for the Saints
Painting for the Saints will take place in the school gym on Sunday, September 25, starting at 12 Noon. Information and forms were sent home last Friday. This is a great event and you are guaranteed to walk away with quite a creative painting. It is for the school and community so bring friends and cousins.
Reading Buddies Starts
Tuesday, September 6
We look forward to another year of Reading Buddies set to begin this Tuesday, September 6, starting at 12:30, and held in the gym. We have 25 K-2 students, so that means we need twenty-five adult reading buddies. If you can serve as a regular buddy or as an alternate, please contact Mrs. Carpenter.
Reading buddies will always meet the first Tuesday of each month.
We Sing Next Week Too
Students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at St. Peter’s at the 9:00 a.m. worship service. All students are to meet in the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
Softball Scores
August 29
ALIS/St. Peter 7
Oblong 16
August 30, 2016
ALIS/St. Peter 22
Sandoval 2
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Sept. 5 No School
Tues. Sept. 6 12:30 Reading Buddies
Wed. Sept. 7 8:30 AM Chapel
Fri. Sept. 9 4:30 BB @ St. Thomas
MENU
T-6
French Toast
Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-7
Breakfast Bagel
Grilled Chicken Biscuit, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
TH-8
Apple Bosco
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potato, Gravy, Bread, Fruit, Milk
F-9
Muffins
Hot Pockets, Corn, Fruit, Milk
Our ABC passage for the week was “Be still and know that I am God. I will be exalted among the nations. I will be exalted in the earth!” Psalms 46:10. Next week’s passage is taken from Matthew 11:28-30: “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you, and learn from me, for I am gentle and lowly in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy, and my burden is light.”
Sunday School Starts Next Week
We hope you will join us for Sunday School starting Sunday, September 11, at 10:30. It will end at 11:15 a.m. There are plans for three sections: Pre-school to Kindergarten; Grades 1-2; Grades 3-4; and Grades 5-8. Pre-school will be held at Little Saints, Grades 1-4 will be held at the school; and Grades 5-8 will be held in the Fall Out room (youth room). What a great opportunity for us all to learn further about the good news of Jesus our Savior each Sunday morning. Mrs. Mahala Jacquin is our Sunday School superintendent.
PTL Meets September 13
The PTL will meet Tuesday night, September 13, at 7:00, in the 7th and 8th grade room. Agenda items include the Raffle, the Paint Party, and the Butter Braids sale. Meeting ends at 8 p.m.
Featured Students of the Week
Addisyn Sigrist is in the third grade class. She is the daughter of Brian and Aime Sigrist. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she enjoys building a snowman. She also likes the month of March because that’s the month of her birthday. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something that is very precious to Addisyn is her pet cat Oreo and her dog Marshall. One activity that she likes to do with her family is swimming. She likes to go to Ponderosa to eat out. Addisyn attends church at St. Peter’s Lutheran Church.
Evan Hoover is in the fourth grade. He is the son of Matt and Anne Hoover. His favorite season of the year is spring because of the startup of baseball season. He also enjoys the month of May. His favorite Christian song is “The Lamb.” Something that is precious to Evan is his family. He enjoys family vacations. His favorite place to eat out is Buffalo Wild Wings. Evan attends St. Elizabeth’s Catholic Church in Kinmundy.
No School or Day Care this Monday
There will be no school this Monday or Day Care at Little Saints due to Labor Day. School will resume on Tuesday.
Buy a Raffle Ticket
Raffle tickets for a Flat-screen TV from Roger’s Appliance in Altamont, a tree stand, KT Boutique gift certificate, plus three $50 cash prizes are being sent home with the students today. Each family was given a packet of tickets.
Painting for the Saints
Painting for the Saints will take place in the school gym on Sunday, September 25, starting at 12 Noon. Information and forms were sent home last Friday. This is a great event and you are guaranteed to walk away with quite a creative painting. It is for the school and community so bring friends and cousins.
Reading Buddies Starts
Tuesday, September 6
We look forward to another year of Reading Buddies set to begin this Tuesday, September 6, starting at 12:30, and held in the gym. We have 25 K-2 students, so that means we need twenty-five adult reading buddies. If you can serve as a regular buddy or as an alternate, please contact Mrs. Carpenter.
Reading buddies will always meet the first Tuesday of each month.
We Sing Next Week Too
Students of St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool will sing at St. Peter’s at the 9:00 a.m. worship service. All students are to meet in the church basement at 8:45 to prepare for singing.
Softball Scores
August 29
ALIS/St. Peter 7
Oblong 16
August 30, 2016
ALIS/St. Peter 22
Sandoval 2
This Week’s Schedule
Mon. Sept. 5 No School
Tues. Sept. 6 12:30 Reading Buddies
Wed. Sept. 7 8:30 AM Chapel
Fri. Sept. 9 4:30 BB @ St. Thomas
MENU
T-6
French Toast
Corndog, Green Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-7
Breakfast Bagel
Grilled Chicken Biscuit, Broccoli, Fruit, Milk
TH-8
Apple Bosco
Salisbury Steak, Mashed Potato, Gravy, Bread, Fruit, Milk
F-9
Muffins
Hot Pockets, Corn, Fruit, Milk
The Friday Note August 26, 2016
Ask and it will be Given Our ABC passage of the week is “Ask and it shall be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, it will be opened.” Matthew 7:7-8. Next week’s passage will be “Be kind to one another, tenderhearted, forgiving one another, as God in Christ forgave you.” Ephesians 4:32.
Featured Students of the Week
Chloe Gambill is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Brook Wasmuth and Jarred Tucker. Her favorite season of the year is summer because she can ride her bike and do cartwheels outside. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something that is very precious to Chloe is her pillow and stuffed animals. One activity that she likes to do with her family is bean bag games. She likes to go to Taco Bell to eat out. This is Chloe’s first year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Addy Ruholl is in the first grade. She is the daughter of Paul and Mandy Ruholl. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she likes playing in the snow. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something that is precious to Addy would be her kittens Rainbow and Mouser. One activity that she likes to do with her family is swimming. She likes to eat out at Wendys. Addy is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Elijah Trammel is in second grade. He is the son of Rick and Amy Trammel. His favorite season of the year is summer. He mentioned “Jesus Loves Me” as his favorite Christian song. Something precious to him is his kittens and cats, Tiger, Blacky, Smoky, Lizzie, and Waffle. One activity that he likes to do with his family is swimming. His favorite place to eat is Buffalo Wild Wings. This is Elijah’s first year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Parade Tomorrow
Join us for the Prairie Days Parade this Saturday, August 27, at 12:45. All students of Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School, parents, and teachers are invited to ride the “People Wagon” which includes benches and is shaded. Meet at the Elite Fitness Center and get on board. Wear a St. Peter shirt and bring a bottled water to keep cool. The parade officially begins at 1:00, so if you can’t join us, cheer for us along the route.
Chapel Offerings
The chapel offerings for August and September will be used to support Unity Lutheran School in East St. Louis. This school is a mission school of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. Several years ago, Unity blessed our school with refurbished desks for our first and second grade and third and fourth grade classrooms. May the Lord bless Unity Lutheran School as it proclaims the good news of Jesus to the children in East St. Louis.
Volleyball Meeting
There will be a volleyball meeting for parents on today after school. It will take place in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
The Friday Note is for
Little Saints Too!
The Friday Note comes out each Friday and contains news and announcements for all families connected to St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool. Little Saints families will also receive a Weekly Note produced by Mrs. Angie with more specific preschool happenings. Also, the kindergarten children will receive Mrs. Goeckner’s Wise Owls Weekly Note on Mondays.
Reading Buddies Starts
Tuesday, September 6
We look forward to another year of Reading Buddies set to begin this Tuesday, September 6, starting at 12:30, and held in the gym. We have 25 K-2 students, so that means we need twenty-five adult reading buddies. If you can serve as a regular buddy or as an alternate, please contact Mrs. Carpenter.
Reading buddies will always meet the first Tuesday of each month.
Sunday School Kicks Off September 11
We hope you will join us for Sunday School starting Sunday, September 11, following the 9:00 worship service (about 10:30 a.m.) It will end at 11:15 a.m. There are plans for three sections: Pre-school to Kindergarten; Grades 1-2; Grades 3-4; and Grades 5-8. Pre-school will be held at Little Saints, Grades 1-4 will be held at the school; and Grades 5-8 will be held in the Fall Out room (youth room). What a great opportunity for us all to learn further about the good news of Jesus our Savior each Sunday morning. Mrs. Mahala Jacquin is our Sunday School superintendent.
Painting for the Saints
Painting for the Saints will take place in the school gym on Sunday, September 25, starting at 12 Noon. Information and form are attached. This is a great event and you walk away with quite a creative painting. It is for the school and community so bring friends and cousins.
MENU
M-29
Pancake Wraps, Milk, Juice
BBQ Riblette, Biscuit, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-30
Biscuit & Jelly, Bacon, Milk, Juice
Hot Dogs, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-31
Cheese Bagel, Milk, Juice
Chicken Strips, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Roll, Milk
Th-1
Cereal, Milk, Juice
Pork Fritter w/ gravy, Green Beans, Fruit, Roll, Milk
F-2
Cinnamon Rolls, Milk, Juice
Pizza, Carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Menu subject to changes. Whole grain breads served at lunch. All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk.
Featured Students of the Week
Chloe Gambill is in the kindergarten class. She is the daughter of Brook Wasmuth and Jarred Tucker. Her favorite season of the year is summer because she can ride her bike and do cartwheels outside. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something that is very precious to Chloe is her pillow and stuffed animals. One activity that she likes to do with her family is bean bag games. She likes to go to Taco Bell to eat out. This is Chloe’s first year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Addy Ruholl is in the first grade. She is the daughter of Paul and Mandy Ruholl. Her favorite season of the year is winter because she likes playing in the snow. Her favorite Christian song is “Jesus Loves Me”. Something that is precious to Addy would be her kittens Rainbow and Mouser. One activity that she likes to do with her family is swimming. She likes to eat out at Wendys. Addy is a member of St. Peter’s Lutheran Church
Elijah Trammel is in second grade. He is the son of Rick and Amy Trammel. His favorite season of the year is summer. He mentioned “Jesus Loves Me” as his favorite Christian song. Something precious to him is his kittens and cats, Tiger, Blacky, Smoky, Lizzie, and Waffle. One activity that he likes to do with his family is swimming. His favorite place to eat is Buffalo Wild Wings. This is Elijah’s first year at St. Peter’s Lutheran School.
Parade Tomorrow
Join us for the Prairie Days Parade this Saturday, August 27, at 12:45. All students of Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School, parents, and teachers are invited to ride the “People Wagon” which includes benches and is shaded. Meet at the Elite Fitness Center and get on board. Wear a St. Peter shirt and bring a bottled water to keep cool. The parade officially begins at 1:00, so if you can’t join us, cheer for us along the route.
Chapel Offerings
The chapel offerings for August and September will be used to support Unity Lutheran School in East St. Louis. This school is a mission school of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. Several years ago, Unity blessed our school with refurbished desks for our first and second grade and third and fourth grade classrooms. May the Lord bless Unity Lutheran School as it proclaims the good news of Jesus to the children in East St. Louis.
Volleyball Meeting
There will be a volleyball meeting for parents on today after school. It will take place in the 7th and 8th grade classroom.
The Friday Note is for
Little Saints Too!
The Friday Note comes out each Friday and contains news and announcements for all families connected to St. Peter’s Lutheran School and Little Saints Preschool. Little Saints families will also receive a Weekly Note produced by Mrs. Angie with more specific preschool happenings. Also, the kindergarten children will receive Mrs. Goeckner’s Wise Owls Weekly Note on Mondays.
Reading Buddies Starts
Tuesday, September 6
We look forward to another year of Reading Buddies set to begin this Tuesday, September 6, starting at 12:30, and held in the gym. We have 25 K-2 students, so that means we need twenty-five adult reading buddies. If you can serve as a regular buddy or as an alternate, please contact Mrs. Carpenter.
Reading buddies will always meet the first Tuesday of each month.
Sunday School Kicks Off September 11
We hope you will join us for Sunday School starting Sunday, September 11, following the 9:00 worship service (about 10:30 a.m.) It will end at 11:15 a.m. There are plans for three sections: Pre-school to Kindergarten; Grades 1-2; Grades 3-4; and Grades 5-8. Pre-school will be held at Little Saints, Grades 1-4 will be held at the school; and Grades 5-8 will be held in the Fall Out room (youth room). What a great opportunity for us all to learn further about the good news of Jesus our Savior each Sunday morning. Mrs. Mahala Jacquin is our Sunday School superintendent.
Painting for the Saints
Painting for the Saints will take place in the school gym on Sunday, September 25, starting at 12 Noon. Information and form are attached. This is a great event and you walk away with quite a creative painting. It is for the school and community so bring friends and cousins.
MENU
M-29
Pancake Wraps, Milk, Juice
BBQ Riblette, Biscuit, Corn, Fruit, Milk
T-30
Biscuit & Jelly, Bacon, Milk, Juice
Hot Dogs, Baked Beans, Fruit, Milk
W-31
Cheese Bagel, Milk, Juice
Chicken Strips, Mixed Veggie, Fruit, Roll, Milk
Th-1
Cereal, Milk, Juice
Pork Fritter w/ gravy, Green Beans, Fruit, Roll, Milk
F-2
Cinnamon Rolls, Milk, Juice
Pizza, Carrots, Pudding, Fruit, Milk
Menu subject to changes. Whole grain breads served at lunch. All meals served with low fat white or chocolate milk.
The Friday Note August 19, 2016
Welcome to SPLS 2016-17. This is the first edition of the Friday Note. It is available in print, by e-mail, and is posted on the website www.stpeterstpeter.com.
Our ABC passage for the upcoming week is “Ask and it shall be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, it will be opened.” Matthew 7:7-8.
Ninety-Five Students!
Our enrollment increased for a fourth straight year at Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Here is our tally at this start of the year: PS3’s:9; PS4’s:13; K:14; 1st Grade:4; 2nd grade:7; 3rd grade:3; 4th grade:12; 5th grade:8; 6th grade:7; 7th grade:13; 8th grade:5. We give all praise and glory to God for every child in our school and preschool.
Just a reminder – The classrooms open at 7:45 each morning and not before. It is not expected that children arrive any sooner than that time except for the early bus riders. Parents of Little Saints and St. Peter’s who need day care before 7:45 would be charged $5 per hour. Breakfast is served from 7:45 to 8:10 a.m.
School Day Ends at 3:20
Please make an effort to be on time for pickup as we prepare for full days starting Monday. Students not picked up by 3:30 will be taken to Little Saints Daycare and assessed $5.00 per child.
Parade Next Saturday
Join us for the Prairie Days Parade next Saturday at 12:45. All students of Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School, parents, and teachers are invited to ride the “People Wagon” which includes benches and is shaded. Meet at the Elite Fitness Center and get on board. Wear a St. Peter shirt and bring a bottled water to keep cool. The parade officially begins at 1:00, so if you can’t join us, cheer for us along the route.
Back to School Night
Back to School Night is this Monday evening, August 22. The evening begins at 6:00 with an opening in the church followed by two classroom sessions for 20 minutes each. St. Peter’s apparel will be available for order in the Play Room along with some tasty refreshments. Hay Rack rides will start at 7:00. It should be a lot of fun and a great time to chat with your child’s teacher and meet other parents. It all ends at 8:00.
Chapel Offerings
The chapel offerings for August and September will be used to support Unity Lutheran School in East St. Louis. This school is a mission school of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. Last year, Unity blessed our school with refurbished desks for our first and second grade and third and fourth grade classrooms. May the Lord bless Unity Lutheran School as it proclaims the good news of Jesus to the children in East St. Louis.
Baseball Team
Sam Rubin, Cameron Brandt, and Mitchell Brauer represent the SPLS on the ALIS-SPLS Rockets baseball team. Assisting in coaching the team is Jason Brandt. The Rockets will play at Altamont in the ALIS Tournament on Saturday.
Softball Team
Alexis Roberts, Madyson Magnus, Halle Smith, Taylor Jenne, and Olivia Brauer represent SPLS on ALIS-SPLS Sprockets softball team. Coaching the team is Shannon Smith assisted by Scott Brauer. The Sprockets will be in action on Saturday at the Altamont Tournament.
Volleyball Meeting
On Friday, Aug. 26, at 3:30, we will be having a meeting for all parents and players interested in playing volleyball this year. We will also be handing out uniforms at this time. The meeting will be held in the 7th/8th classroom. I’m very excited to see everyone!
Coach Megan
Next Week’s Schedule
Mon. Aug. 22 6PM Back to School Night
Sat. Aug. 27 1 PM Prairie Days Parade
MENU
M-22
Breakfast Bagel
Pizza Bosco, Green Beans
T-23
Muffins
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown Patty
W-24
Apple Bosco
Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Mixed Veggies
TH-25
Doughnuts
Spaghetti/meatballs, corn, garlic toast
F-26
Cereal
Hot Pocket, Carrot Stix
Our ABC passage for the upcoming week is “Ask and it shall be given, seek and you will find, knock and it will be opened. For everyone who asks receives, and the one who seeks finds, and to the one who knocks, it will be opened.” Matthew 7:7-8.
Ninety-Five Students!
Our enrollment increased for a fourth straight year at Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School. Here is our tally at this start of the year: PS3’s:9; PS4’s:13; K:14; 1st Grade:4; 2nd grade:7; 3rd grade:3; 4th grade:12; 5th grade:8; 6th grade:7; 7th grade:13; 8th grade:5. We give all praise and glory to God for every child in our school and preschool.
Just a reminder – The classrooms open at 7:45 each morning and not before. It is not expected that children arrive any sooner than that time except for the early bus riders. Parents of Little Saints and St. Peter’s who need day care before 7:45 would be charged $5 per hour. Breakfast is served from 7:45 to 8:10 a.m.
School Day Ends at 3:20
Please make an effort to be on time for pickup as we prepare for full days starting Monday. Students not picked up by 3:30 will be taken to Little Saints Daycare and assessed $5.00 per child.
Parade Next Saturday
Join us for the Prairie Days Parade next Saturday at 12:45. All students of Little Saints Preschool and St. Peter’s Lutheran School, parents, and teachers are invited to ride the “People Wagon” which includes benches and is shaded. Meet at the Elite Fitness Center and get on board. Wear a St. Peter shirt and bring a bottled water to keep cool. The parade officially begins at 1:00, so if you can’t join us, cheer for us along the route.
Back to School Night
Back to School Night is this Monday evening, August 22. The evening begins at 6:00 with an opening in the church followed by two classroom sessions for 20 minutes each. St. Peter’s apparel will be available for order in the Play Room along with some tasty refreshments. Hay Rack rides will start at 7:00. It should be a lot of fun and a great time to chat with your child’s teacher and meet other parents. It all ends at 8:00.
Chapel Offerings
The chapel offerings for August and September will be used to support Unity Lutheran School in East St. Louis. This school is a mission school of the Southern Illinois District of the LCMS. Last year, Unity blessed our school with refurbished desks for our first and second grade and third and fourth grade classrooms. May the Lord bless Unity Lutheran School as it proclaims the good news of Jesus to the children in East St. Louis.
Baseball Team
Sam Rubin, Cameron Brandt, and Mitchell Brauer represent the SPLS on the ALIS-SPLS Rockets baseball team. Assisting in coaching the team is Jason Brandt. The Rockets will play at Altamont in the ALIS Tournament on Saturday.
Softball Team
Alexis Roberts, Madyson Magnus, Halle Smith, Taylor Jenne, and Olivia Brauer represent SPLS on ALIS-SPLS Sprockets softball team. Coaching the team is Shannon Smith assisted by Scott Brauer. The Sprockets will be in action on Saturday at the Altamont Tournament.
Volleyball Meeting
On Friday, Aug. 26, at 3:30, we will be having a meeting for all parents and players interested in playing volleyball this year. We will also be handing out uniforms at this time. The meeting will be held in the 7th/8th classroom. I’m very excited to see everyone!
Coach Megan
Next Week’s Schedule
Mon. Aug. 22 6PM Back to School Night
Sat. Aug. 27 1 PM Prairie Days Parade
MENU
M-22
Breakfast Bagel
Pizza Bosco, Green Beans
T-23
Muffins
Pancake Wrap, Hash Brown Patty
W-24
Apple Bosco
Grilled Chicken Sandwich, Mixed Veggies
TH-25
Doughnuts
Spaghetti/meatballs, corn, garlic toast
F-26
Cereal
Hot Pocket, Carrot Stix
