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THINK AHEAD TO NEXT SCHOOL YEAR!
All parents, grandparents, volunteers and employees of St. Peter’s parish MUST be safeguarded trained, an initiative by the Archdiocese of Milwaukee to keep our children safe. If you plan in anyway to be involved in or around children in the school, CCD program and any activities involving children this class MUST be taken before you attend. For the month of June and July because of the COVID virus, the Archdiocese is holding on-line training. You must pre-register for the class just as you would if you would have to attend in person. They will be taking attendance periodically throughout the class. Please contact the parish office or the Religious Education department 642-7225, ext. 5 and we will send you a packet of information to assist you in this most important training, to safeguard our children. We have many great items that were donated to our Casino Night school fundraiser that was scheduled for this past April. The event has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 14th, however we are accepting bids for events and items that are open and can be enjoyed this summer!
To bid, email stpetersschooleasttroy@gmail.com with the amount you would like to “bid.” We will get in touch with the high bidders. There may be additional bids if there are two of the same bids, duplicate items, etc. 1. Fabulous Italian Steakhouse Dinner (for 10 – 12 guests) Donated and catered by the Bartoli family At the home/location of your choosing, generally serves about 16 - 20 guests · Counter apps - bruschetta, cheese tray, antipasto tray, blue cheese stuffed mushrooms · Sit down apps - fried calamari, Italian wedding soup, Caesar salad · Entree - fettuccine Alfredo with chicken, filet Oscar, garlic mashed potatoes · Desserts - tiramisu, apple tart · Lemon cello Dates available: August 22 or September 12 Value: Priceless! Bidding Begins At: $250 2. YMCA Camp Edwards in East Troy – week of summer day camp and gift basket (ages 7 – 12, boy or girl and excludes week of July 4th), value: $300 Bidding Begins At: $75 3. Camp Phantom Lake YMCA in Mukwonago – week of summer day camp (ages 3 – 13, boy or girl), value: $250 (two of these prize packages are available) Bidding Begins At: $75 4. Alpine Valley Resort – 4 golfers with cart, value: $200 Bidding Begins At: $35 5. Broadlands Golf – 2 - 18 holes greens fees, value: $74 Bidding Begins At: $25 6. Morningstar Golf – 4 rounds of golf (cart not included), value: $240 Bidding Begins At: $35 7. J. Lauber’s Ice Cream Parlor in East Troy – gift certificate for $25 (4 of these are available) Bidding Begins At: $5 8. East Troy Railroad Museum – 2 tickets, value: $25 Bidding Begins At: $5 9. Lake Geneva Cruise Line – two tickets, value: $68 Bidding Begins At: $10 Our thanks in advance for checking out these amazing events and packages. The proceeds will help support St. Peter’s Parish School. We are truly grateful for your support! Please be aware that there is an issue with report cards. The system did not change the wording at the top of the report card to indicate that a 1 refers to the student having Insufficient Evidence. This will not negatively affect your child in any way moving forward. This is not an issue on our end, but I have reached out to the company to see if we can have the wording changed. If they are able to change the wording I will reprint report cards for all families. Thank you for understanding.
Looking to next year, our BrickBusters Team has 2 open slots and would like to hold interviews over the summer for these positions. This is an amazing opportunity to learn skills such as robotics, programming, and team building.The team meets 3 times a week on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays (6-10 hours a week). Expectations are for students to be able to handle practices while also maintaining good grades. If your child is interesting in BrickBusters for next year please contact Jason Feyen at jason.feyen@gmail.com.
I want to start out by congratulating our graduates! You all worked so hard this year and did an amazing job! I know this isn't how you expected the year to end, but I appreciate you finishing the year strong regardless of the circumstances. I hope that you enjoyed your gifts from the teachers that we dropped off yesterday. Please email pictures into the office so that we can share them on Facebook!!
As we wrap up the end of the year and enter into summer I wanted to give a few more updates. Report cards and any left over locker supplies can be picked up in the entryway beginning Friday morning. Each family either has a labeled folder or bag depending on the amount of supplies that were left at school. The office will be closed on Friday, so please email me directly if you have any questions about report cards or supply pick up. Moving into summer, the office will be closed from Friday, June 5 - Monday, June 15th. The office will then be open from 8am-11am for the remainder of the summer. If anyone has questions please stop in or feel welcome to call the office during those hours. Please remember that although the office is closed for that period I am still available through email anytime and I am available to meet by appointment. Looking to next year, our BrickBusters Team has 2 open slots and would like to hold interviews over the summer for these positions. This is an amazing opportunity to learn skills such as robotics, programming, and team building.The team meets 3 times a week on Tuesdays, Fridays, and Sundays (6-10 hours a week). Expectations are for students to be able to handle practices while also maintaining good grades. If your child is interesting in BrickBusters for next year please contact Jason Feyen at jason.feyen@gmail.com. Thank you so much for all the support you have given us this year and we are looking forward to next year. I will continue to send newsletters with updates throughout the summer! Megan Prudom I hope that everyone is having a wonderful week! I have been getting some questions about next year regarding combination classes as well as teacher placements. I wanted to give you all some updates so everyone knows what to expect moving into next year. Combination classes have been chosen based on numbers and instructors and none of our classes are larger than 18 at this time. This allows teachers to give students more small group and one on one instruction even in a combination classroom. Below is the plan for next school year:
3K/4K: Hailey Robran 5K/1st: Christina Kaminski 2nd/3rd: Jenni Lehman 4th: Adam Schrieber 5th(Homeroom): Mary Hudec ( Social Studies & ELA) 6th(Homeroom): Sue Flogel (Science & Religion) 7th/8th(Homeroom): Ashley Kommer (Math) Middle school (Grades 5-8) will rotate between teachers throughout the day for the various subjects. Thank you for the continued support and if you have any other questions about teacher placements or next year please feel free to contact me or the school office. Have a great rest of the day! Sincerely, Megan Prudom I hope that everyone was able to go outside last weekend and enjoy the weather! Wow was it beautiful! I wanted to give some updates on our school and also thank everyone for their continued support as we navigate through this transition to virtual learning. I know it hasn't been easy, but I assure you that the teachers and myself have been working hard to make this as seamless as possible. I know all of you have also been doing everything you can to help your students progress academically. I am a firm believer that this will look different for each student. Please do your best to have your children complete the work assigned, while also giving them time to be kids. With two kids at home myself, I know that some days are harder than others! Please see below for all of the school updates that we are able to provide at this time.
Thank you again for everything you have done to support our school and your children! If you have any questions or concerns please feel free to reach out to myself or the school office. Sincerely, Megan Prudom The transition to virtual learning has dramatically changed the way we teach and learn. The Office for Schools and 3K-12 schools in the Archdiocese of Milwaukee have worked together to design options for grading in these uncharted times. In an effort to more accurately report your child’s progress this quarter, St. Peter's has modified the grading scales used prior to the closing of school buildings due to the pandemic. These grading scales will more accurately and fairly reflect your child’s progress in a virtual learning environment.
Grades K4/K5- Parents will be provided a summative written assessment of where your child was at prior to March 18th. Grades 1-3 will be on a 3 point grading scale as follows: 3: Proficient · Student demonstrates consistent understanding and application of concepts and skills aligned with grade level standards · Student can complete assigned tasks independently. 2: Developing · Student demonstrates partial understanding of grade level standards. · Student can sometimes complete learning activities without assistance. 1: Insufficient evidence · Insufficient evidence is available at this time to determine proficiency. Grades 4-8 will be on a 4 point grading scale as follows: 4: Advanced · Student demonstrates understanding of concepts and skills extending beyond grade level standards. · Student can independently complete self-directed studies. 3: Proficient · Student demonstrates consistent understanding and application of concepts and skills aligned with grade level standards · Student can complete assigned tasks independently. 2: Developing · Student demonstrates partial understanding of grade level standards. · Student can sometimes complete learning activities without assistance. 1: Insufficient evidence · Insufficient evidence is available at this time to determine proficiency. There will not be traditional grades given as there were in prior quarters, only these proficiency grades shown above will be used to grade progress and understanding on grade level standards. Although these look similar to our regular standards they allow teachers to determine that there is not enough evidence at this time to give an accurate proficiency grade. That is why it is extremely important that students continue to turn in assignments throughout the remainder of the year. The Office for Schools has also advised all schools to stop marking attendance and tracking behavioral grades for the 4th quarter. Therefore, those sections will be left empty when you receive your child's final report card. If you have any specific questions or concerns about the grading scales please feel free to email me . Sincerely, Megan Prudom This newsletter is going to be focused Mrs. Rotier and her long and dedicated career at St. Peter's School. It is with a heavy heart that we are announcing her retirement this year. We want to thank her for everything she has done for our school over her 24 years at St. Peter's.
After 41 years of dedicated service to teaching, Mrs. Sandy Rotier, is setting her sights on a well-deserved retirement and spending more time with her family and her recently retired husband, Steven Rotier, of whom she has been married to for 52 years. Mrs. Rotier has four children: Sonja, Steven, Sarah, and Sacha. She has seven grandchildren: four boys and three girls. She enjoys visiting them and having them over to her home on Lake Beulah. She has lived in East Troy since 1996 and lived in Spring Green prior to that. The lake house was where they vacationed in the 1980’s. Mr. Rotier is originally from East Troy. Mrs. Rotier earned her teaching degree between Vernon Teacher’s College, where she attended for 2 years, and then she finished at UW-Plattevile after her husband returned from the Vietnam War. She began her career as a third grade teacher in Wales Elementary School. She also taught middle school 5th-8th at St. Luke’s Plain for 15 years where she also coached 5th-6th grade basketball for 10 years! She has taught at St. Peter’s Parish School for 24 years. She began as a Preschool Aide, part time third grade teacher, and then taught 5th-8th grade science. A few of Mrs. Rotier’s activities that she took on as a teacher at St. Peter’s are: Advisor to Kiwanis student organization, Garden Club for students, Spelling Bee organizer, bus duty guard, Knowledge Quest coach, Forensics coach, Accreditation Team volunteer, server coordinator for school Mass, May Crowning Mass lead for school Mass, Assistant to Mrs. Bezak for school musicals, summer school teacher at St. Peter’s/tutor, Director for staff plays for children, organizer for fundraisers/drives at our school, organizer of All-School end of the year picnics/Halloween party, advisor to middle school classes with raising money for their 8th grade trip, school store coordinator, volunteer at parish/school fish fry and Fall Festival, financial supporter for Casino Night and students needs at our school, and dedication to her craft as an excellent science teacher and other academic areas that she was willing to teach each year. The entire school community benefitted from Mrs. Rotier’s leadership and passion for both learning and teaching. The seamless functioning of her role in different capacities at St. Peter’s is evidence that Mrs. Rotier made it a priority to give generously of her time and experience. St. Peter’s would like to dedicate an honorary garden in front of the school to Mrs. Rotier for her years of dedication. Please send a thank you card to Mrs. Rotier to show your appreciation. She would love to hear from you. All of us here at St. Peter’s will miss her dearly. We will never forget her contributions to our school. We wish her all the best in her retirement. Due to her long service and dedication to our school we are in the process of remodeling the landscaping around the flag pole. Raising the flag every morning was important to her and her students and we thought this would be a great way to honor her for many more years. Thank you to everyone who has helped make this project a possibility and thank you Mrs. Rotier for everything you have done for all of us! Sincerely, Megan Prudom I want to start out by wishing everyone a Happy Easter. I hope that all of you had a joyous and restful day with your families. Spring break allowed all of us to step back for a moment and take a break from our busy schedules and reset for another few weeks of learning from home. Thank you to all of our families, you all have shown such dedication and understanding during this trying time. Please remember that myself and the teachers are here to support your individual needs so reach out if you need anything moving forward.
I'm sure that one of the concerns that many of you have is grading. At this point the Archdiocese is coming up with a plan of what that is going to look like for the various levels and I will share those details with you hopefully in next weeks newsletter. Remember that part of your child's grade is attendance so it is very important that you are checking your child in each day. Many of our teachers are also using Zoom and students are expected to participate in these meeting in order to grade on participation. If your child is unable to attend on any given day please reach out to the teacher so that they can make accommodations. Lastly, I know that the East Troy School District has decided to give the teachers a work day on Wednesday so there is no virtual learning on these days for the students. St. Peter's however is not going to be following this procedure. We are going to stick with the schedule of Monday-Friday as instructional time. Thank you and I hope that you all have a great week! Greetings,
With the ongoing developments in our world, our Casino Night school fundraiser with catering by Toothpicks has been rescheduled for Saturday, November 14. All sponsors and donors will still receive the benefits of their donation(s) including tickets, recognition, etc. In addition, we have also received lots of great items for the auction. A few are time sensitive and will be available for bid. More details will follow in the next few weeks. Speaking of sponsors, thanks to their generosity, we have already raised $11,750! Here is the list so far: Friends Richard and Edna Stevens - $50 Wanezek Family Dentistry - $50 Maxine Hough - $100 Kunes Family Foundation - $100 Judy Mitten - $100 Greg and Kathleen Price - $100 Wisconsin Oven Corporation - $100 Cheryl Preiser - $150 VIP at $250 Todd and Sarah Bricco Don and Gina Dingman First Citizens State Bank James R Taylor & Sons Dr. Greg Nyffeler Ronojoy Ghosh Family Sandy and Steve Rotier Sullivan Dentistry, LLC / Dr. John and Emily Sullivan VIP Plus at $300 Fluery's Auto Body Repair / Jim and Lori Fluery Noah and Lindsey Phillips Pit Boss at $500 James and Mary Johnson Klumb Family Foundation Adam and Rese Schrieber Eric and Erin Severson Family Hedwig Spaight Troy Electric / Jeff and Renae Robran Pit Boss Plus Richard and Nancy Scanlan - $600 Josetta Berg - $800 High Roller for $1,000 KS Energy Services, Inc. / Dennis and Pam Klumb Jackpot for $1,500 Michael and Julie Cotter John and Alexis Olejniczak On behalf of the school and event committee, we are truly thankful for your support and generosity! With the recent developments in our world, we are rescheduling the Casino Night school fundraiser (originally scheduled for Saturday, April 25) to a later date...most likely this fall. All sponsors and donors will still receive the benefits of their donation(s) including tickets, recognition, etc. Since Casino Night is our school's largest fundraiser of the year we will put a few items up for bid in the next couple of weeks. Stay tuned for more details!
Our thanks to everyone for your support. As we are working through the third week out of school, I hope that everyone has been able to find a schedule and routine that works best for your family. Please know that the teachers are working harder than ever to provide the best education possible for your children under the current circumstances. I appreciate the feedback I have received from families regarding how we can improve, and I will do everything I can to make sure that we are moving forward in a positive and effective way. Thank you for your continued support and understanding. Below I have a few updates from the School Office. If anyone has any questions or concerns that are welcome to email me or call the school office. Have a great day!
Art to Remember orders are going to be delayed due to the company closing down the production facility because it was deemed non-essential. We will update you with pick up dates as soon as we know more. We are in need of a couple TVs for classrooms. If you have a working TV you are looking to get rid of, we will take it off your hands!
I wanted to make you aware that the ETSD sent out an email yesterday stating that they have no confirmed cases in the school district. St. Peter's would like to echo that sentiment, as of now there are no confirmed cases in our school community that we have been made aware of at this time. I will remain in constant contact with you throughout all of this so that everyone is aware of any changes that may come up. Within the email they also stated that all school district buildings and grounds will be closed until further notice. This includes the tennis courts, skate park, and playgrounds. St. Peter's is still going to have our first set of double doors open for drop off and pick up of materials at this time. However, our playground will also be closed until further notice.
As we continue our work from home, please be aware that each family has their own set of needs and we are doing our best to accommodate. The teachers have been working hard this week setting up Google Classrooms for the middle school students. Make sure that students are logging in everyday and completing necessary assignments. For our younger students we are asking parents to continue to check in everyday with the teacher so that we are able to take attendance for the day. Thank you for your continued efforts during this time. Next week Wednesday red folders will be available for pick up and will contain the students third quarter report cards. Grades can also be viewed online through Powerschool if you prefer. Please reach out to the school office if you are in need of new login information for Powerschool. Per the Governor's order we will not be returning to school until Monday, April 27th. Unless the order is lifted sooner. Updates will be provided as I have them. We are going to keep our Spring Break from April 6th-April 13th. Please reach out with any questions or concerns you may have. I am grateful for the hard work that both the teachers and parents have done over the last few weeks. Keep up the great work and stay healthy! Sincerely, Megan Prudom Please note that the school with be open until 6pm tonight to pick up or drop off any necessary work. Sorry for the late notice, just wanted to open this up to all parents! Thank you!
I want to start out by thanking everyone for their continued patience with us during this time. Please know that like everyone right now we are doing our best to adjust and make this work as effectively and efficiently as possible. Every family has their own set of circumstances and we are doing our best to accommodate as necessary. If your family has a specific need, please reach out to your teacher or myself and we will do our best to help.
With the ETSD going virtual, we are doing our best to keep up, but this is going to look very different depending on the grade level of the students and the comfortability of the teacher. We are all going to be learning new technology skills through this process! If your family needs access to a Chromebook please let the teacher or school office know so that we can have one available for pick up. It is imperative that our students have access to technology to continue communication with the teacher throughout this time. Lastly, attendance is very important right now. We are asking each family to "check in" with their teacher once a day. We are trying to be flexible with all families to make it work best for you, but this is a vital step in the process. According to the Archdiocese and the State of Wisconsin we are required to be in school a certain number of days/hours. With being out of the building we still need to know that each student is checked in for the day. Your teacher will email you with more information regarding their checking in process. Again, this will look different depending on the grade level of your student. Any questions or concerns you may have can be directed to me. I am available through email at this time. Thank you again for all your support and understanding. I promise to keep you updated with any changes that come our way through this complicated time. Sincerely, Megan Prudom The East Troy School District released an update this evening regarding school closures in East Troy. As of this afternoon, the CDC issued a new, updated guidance regarding the virus. The new guidance recommends that organizers (whether groups or individuals) cancel or postpone in-person events that consist of 50 people or more throughout the United States. As a result, the school board held another emergency meeting this evening and decided to close all schools in the district effective tomorrow. Health and safety for our students and families is first and foremost.
St. Peter's will follow this guideline and we will be open Monday from noon to 3pm for all parents to pick up their children's educational materials and personal belongings. Staff will be preparing materials from 9 AM until noon. If you are unable to pick up the materials tomorrow, this will not adversely affect your child's grades. We will make every effort to coordinate with you so that your child will be able to move forward with their education this month. Thank you for your patience during this time. Please call the office tomorrow morning if you have any questions or need to make arrangements for a later pick up time. Our school office number is 642-5533 Earlier this morning, East Troy Public Schools released a statement that they will remain open Monday March 16th and Tuesday March 17th, but will close from March 18th through April 14th. This encompasses the previously scheduled Spring Break. Keeping in line with my previous communication, we are also going to follow this schedule. With many other schools in the area choosing to close beginning Monday, we understand if you prefer your child to stay home. These absences will be excused, but we ask that you please call the school office to inform us of the absence.
We will do our best as a staff to make sure that your child is given the resources necessary to continue learning during this time. Next Monday and Tuesday will be used as a time to prepare the students and staff for this period of modified instruction. Thank you for your continued commitment to our school and if you have any specific questions you are welcome to reach out to me via email or by calling the school office. Sincerely, Megan Prudom As many of you may have heard, Governor Evers declared that all schools will be closed starting Wednesday March 18th until Monday, April 6th. I have spoken with Father Mark and at this point we are going to follow East Troy School Districts decision on whether or not we will have school on Monday March 16th. Please know that as soon as I am aware of their decision I will notify you. Students were sent home from school with resources and assignments that they can do from home. More information will be provided in the coming days as to how we are going to continue this altered format of in-home instruction. Thank you for your patience and understanding in this ever-changing situation.
Sincerely, Megan Prudom Coronavirus Update
We are doing everything we can at the school level to take extra precautions against the spread of illness. We are wiping down light switches and doorknobs everyday. Desktops are being wiped down at the beginning and end of the day and chromebooks after every use. We have spoken with the kids about proper hand-washing procedures and also encouraging the use of hand sanitizer. We are working closely with the Local Health Department and Archdiocese to ensure that we are taking every necessary precaution. If you have any questions or concerns please call the school office. St. Peter's is part of the Wisconsin Parental School Choice Program (WPCP). To apply visit http://www.stpeterset.org/school-choice. Enrollment is open till April 16. Spread the word and help to grow our St. Peter's School Community! Spring Concert Our spring concert is called Summer Camp and will showcase the talents of all of our students. The concert will be held on May 7th so mark your calendars. After School Care We are in need of an aftercare person to work Wednesday nights and we also need someone to fill in as a sub when needed. You must be 21 in order to apply and the hours are 2:45-5:30pm. If you or anyone you know would be interested in this position please reach out to the school office at 262.642.5533. Important Dates March 13th: 4th Grade Camp Edwards Trip-bring cold lunch March 26th: Quarter 3 ends-Report cards sent home the following Wednesday March 28th: Brickbusters Honor Flight April 1st: All school Basilica field trip-bring cold lunch April 6th-13th: Spring Break April 25th: Casino Night Soles 4 Souls St. Peter's Brickbusters is hosting a shoe drive! This is a year long project so please continue to bring in your gently worn shoes and place them in the designated bin that is located near the school office. Every pair of shoes helps! Calling all volunteers for Casino Night Please consider signing up to be a volunteer for Casino Night! We are in need of volunteers to help be a part of the planning committee as well as volunteer to help on April 25th during Casino Night. Last week in red folders volunteer sign up forms were sent home to all families asking for volunteers for Friday, Saturday, and Sunday to assist with the various jobs necessary to make Casino Night a success. Also, remember that every time that you volunteer you are given one entry into a drawing for a $2000 tuition credit. There will be $6000 given away in total! So help our school and also earn entries into the drawing at the same time!! Casino Night is our largest fundraiser of the year so please consider volunteering as well as attending this great event! The St. Peters Brickbusters are currently working with the village on the potential re-development of the Trent Tube Site located on Church St. across from the former East Troy dam. We would really appreciate your input! Please take a few minutes to fill out the below survey online: www.surveymonkey.com/r/F95CR38
Another record quarter and year. 2019 4th quarter raised $469 for our parish/school. The 2019 year made a whopping $1,667. Also, over the last 5 years Frank's has paid out $7,464 to St. Peter's. Thank you so much to everyone that continues to turn in receipts and thank you to Frank's Piggly Wiggly for this fundraiser.
Ice Cream Social
Friday, January 31st at 2pm we are hosting an ice cream social in our school cafe. The cost is $2 per person and we hope that everyone is able to join us for this wonderful event. If you have not already signed up please do so by tomorrow morning! Thank you! CSW Mass & Open House We are having the middle school choir sing at 10am mass on Sunday February 2nd. We are asking that the choir singers arrive at school at 9:30am dressed nicely for mass. Following mass from 11am-12pm we are hosting an open house and bake sale at the school. New and current families are welcome to come over and say hi! Teachers will be available to answer any questions that you might have. Hope you can join us for this wonderful event! After School Care We are in need of an aftercare person to work Monday-Friday nights and we also need someone to fill in as a sub when needed. You must be 21 in order to apply and the hours are 2:45-5:30pm. If you or anyone you know would be interested in this position please reach out to the school office at 262.642.5533. Important Dates January 27th-31st- Catholic Schools Week January 31st- Ice Cream Social-2pm January 29th- Report cards coming home-Grades K4-8th February 2nd- Children's choir singing at 10am mass -Open house and bake sale following mass 11am-12pm February 7th- Sledding & Spaghetti Night-4:30-7:30pm February 13th & 14th-No School February 17th-No Bus Day Catholic Schools Week Thursday: Mass and Field Trip-wear red polos (permission slip and payment due asap) Friday: School Spirit Day-Ice cream social 2pm (sign up sheets in red folders) Soles 4 Souls St. Peter's Brickbusters is hosting a shoe drive! This is a year long project so please continue to bring in your gently worn shoes and place them in the designated bin that is located near the school office. Every pair of shoes helps! Sledding and Spaghetti On February 7th from 4:30-7:30 the PTO is going to be hosting a sledding and spaghetti night at St. Peter's School. Enjoy a night on our sledding hill followed by a yummy spaghetti dinner. Sign up sheets are going home in red folders today and the cost is $7.50 for adults and $4.00 for students. Hope you are able to attend this wonderful family event! Children's Hospital Donations During the month of January to help us celebrate Catholic Schools Week, we are collecting various items for the children in the oncology/medical ICU units at Children's Hospital. Below is a list of items we are looking for. Thank you for all that you are able to donate to this wonderful cause.
Calling all volunteers We had a very generous donor who would like to help us gain more volunteers for our upcoming events such as our Lent Fish Fry's and Casino Night. So, for every time that you volunteer you are given one entry into a drawing for a $2000 tuition credit. There will be $6000 given away in total! So help our school and also earn entries into the drawing at the same time!! Look for sign up sheets for volunteer hours coming home soon! Congratulations to the amazing St. Peter's Brickbusters team 8631 for demonstrating Cooperation and Gracious Professionalism in action! They recently hosted the Laser Brick Builders to have fun going through stations to prepare for the upcoming Wisconsin Championship  |
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