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It’s beautiful outside,
we can’t stay in all day.
The sun is shining bright,
let’s go out and play!
Enjoy the warm weather. Head to your favorite grocery store with Scrip (Fred Meyer, Safeway, Albertson’s, Whole Foods), get some ice cream and lemonade, and head to the beach for some Vitamin D!
And don’t forget, it’s May Madness, so stock up on all those grocery, gas, gift, and/or travel Scrip.
Please note that some items are special order and may take up to 2 weeks to arrive.
Scrip cards may be purchased:
Contact Mija Hamilton at mija@windermere.com for more info.

Hi St. Al’s families,
We are opening our doors for the remaining Thursdays in May between 9-11am for 2019-2020 prospective families! Please invite all of your friends and family to observe what great things our school has to offer.
We have space available in most classrooms and would really love to see more 1st graders next year! Please let me know if you have any questions. Flyers will be coming home with each student today, please post or pass them along to someone who may be interested.
Thanks for all your help!
Jenny Horstmann
Admissions Director

Angels’ Angle: May 9, 2019

Hello St. Al Families,
This week was again a busy one with camp, MAPs, Bike to School Day, and looking forward to the final musical performances this weekend. We also took time this week to honor our teachers, and really all of our staff, for Teacher Appreciation Week. I would like to extend a special thank you to all of the parents who volunteered their time and talent to provide lunch and other goodies for our staff. All of the staff here at St. Alphonsus are so thankful for the ongoing support we receive from our parent community.
Jog-a-thon was a huge hit last week. We all had a great time running/walking to support our school. Thank you to all of the families and our school friends who donated. Remember all donations are due May 10. I would also like to extend a personal thank you to our Jog-a-thon Committee for all of their hard work putting this event together. They reached out to companies, collected prizes, and, organized every detail of the event.
Finally, I have the unfortunate duty to announce Ruth Foisy will be leaving St. Alphonsus at the end of this year. Ruth has been feeling the call to go back into administration and God has provided a wonderful opportunity for her. I have been so thankful for Ruth this year as she served on both my leadership team and my GRACE teacher leader team. She has been a huge help for all of us in the accreditation process and a strong support for our students. The following is a statement from Ruth:
Note from Mrs. Foisy – “One of my long term plans was to return as a learning resource teacher. Here at St. Al’s, I truly valued that role and enjoyed contributing to the success of this special program. I’m answering the call back into administration near my home. Please know, it has been a blessing to work with so many wonderful students, parents and faculty. I wish all of the St. Alphonsus families and school the very best in the future.”
I will be posting her position before the end of the week. If you know someone who may be interested feel free to direct them to the Office for Catholic Schools employment page.
May God bless and keep all of you. Thank you for being a part of our community and thank you for all of your support with the work we do.
Thank you,
Kathleen Cifu
Principal, St Alphonsus Parish
(206)782-4363
www.stalseattle.org
Angel’s Angle: May 9, 2019
Kindergarten Book DriveKindergarten will have a donation box outside the school office beginning on May 6 and will collect books until May 17. Thank you for your donation!
A Note from the LibrarianApril showers bring the May BOOK FAIR?!?
We’re excited to host our final Book Fair of the school year from May 20th to May 24th. We will be open for book sales before and after school each day, plus we will have evening hours on Tuesday and Wednesday that week for those of you who can’t make it during the day (these times coincide with the K-4 and Middle School orientations). Let’s help our students avoid the dreaded “summer slide” and keep their brains engaged with great books! We’ll see you at the Book Fair!
Angel’s Angle: May 9, 2019
Coffee with the PrincipalCoffee & Conversation with Ms. Cifu is happening Monday, May 13th at 8:45 am in the Commons.
Coffee & Conversation is an ongoing community engagement program aimed at providing a space for open dialogue on school centered topics. We hope you’ll join us!
Angel’s Angle: May 9, 2019
Jog-A-Thon Donation Deadline: Friday, May 10THANK YOU for another fantastic Jog-A-Thon! All the kids did a wonderful job and gave it everything they had for their class, their school, and their families.
Just a friendly reminder that all Jog-a-thon donations are due back to school by May 10th. Friends and family can give easily and securely online to help you reach your $125 family commitment, $75 for PreK only families.
And don’t forget, for every additional $100 your child raises by the deadline, they will receive an extra entry in our GRAND PRIZE drawing on May 15th.
Thank you!
2019 Jog-a-thon Committee
Angel’s Angle: May 9, 2019
Last Weekend! Don’t Miss Out!Ticket sales are running very strong for this year’s middle school musical. Opening Night (May 3) is SOLD OUT, and Closing Night (May 11) is a few tickets away from selling out as well. Don’t procrastinate on buying tickets, or you may not be able to see the show!
Here are the dates of the show:
Tickets are on sale now at ShowTix4U
You can also make a donation to the middle school drama program on the website. All donations are tax deductible and support our outstanding drama program so we can offer amazing shows like Beauty and the Beast year after year.
Please contact Stephanie Lucash, Box Office Coordinator at sllucash@yahoo.com, if you have any questions about ticket sales.
Thanks for supporting our actors and for coming to the show!
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We’ll meet around NW 60th St. and 26th Ave NW. Look for the St. Al’s spirit wear or school sweatshirts, our school banner, and a familiar face or two.
Please note: All children must be accompanied by an adult (either you or another adult you have communicated with in advance).
ALL Participants need to complete the following document and bring it with you:
Once we know exactly where we will be starting from – the parade organizers line us up – we’ll move from our meeting spot over to the starting location.
The parade route begins at the corner of NW 62nd and 24th Avenue NW. The route follows south to Market Street and eastward to Bergen Place park, then turns right onto 22nd and continues south down Ballard Avenue and ends at Lone St.
Text any last minute logistical questions to:
Be sure to submit your volunteer parent hours on RenWeb! Yes, marching in the parade counts as volunteer hours!
Angel’s Angle: May 9, 2019