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Mission Statement:
"GROWING TOGETHER IN FAITH AND KNOWLEDGE"
New families are welcome and encouraged to contact us for more information. We have space available in most grades. The best way to experience the difference is to "Be a St. Germaine Student for the day." When school is in session, contact the office (8 am - 4 pm) to schedule a day!
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Reporting Absences
Please report all absences to the school office
586-771-0890
or via email at platessa@stgermaine.org
Absentee Homework Requests
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Bp. Barron's Lent Reflections
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Friends, we see in today’s Gospel how Jesus’ preaching caused division. Some hearers believed him, but others wanted to arrest him. The life, preaching, and mission of Jesus are predicated upon the...
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School is closed until April 14, 2020 per Governor Whitmer’s order. Remote learning will continue.
Follow this link to superintendants letter
https://m.box.com/shared_item/https%3A%2F%2Faod.box.com%2Fs%2Fttesv757diwkrcmv6rgpixpp2m73q730
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Unleashing Our Catholic Schools
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We LOVE our School!
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Ms Ries
Mrs. Esler Receives $100.00 from the Lions Club to use for class Eco System Project!
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52 Sundays
52 Sundays is a dynamic guide to help you and your family reclaim the Lord's Day with prayer, activities, food, and more! It offers simple and insightful ways for your family to spend time together each Sunday learning more about the Catholic faith and having fun while you’re at it.
https://www.52sundays.com
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Calendar of Events
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Saturday, March 28, 5:00 PM“You are excused from your Sunday Mass obligation in situations where there is a physical or moral impossibility,” Archbishop Vigneron wrote. “Nevertheless, the precept remains of keeping the Lord’s Day holy, which requires that we refrain from servile work on Sunday and increase our love of the Lord and charity to others through prayer and service. Where possible, participation in a broadcast (online, radio or TV) of the Sunday Mass and a Spiritual Communion are advised.” Weekend Liturgies here at Our Lady of Hope are celebrated Saturdays at 5:00 pm and Sundays at 8:30 am and 10:30 am. There is no better way to ensure your child develops in his or her faith life than to regularly, actively, and joyfully celebrate the Eucharist as a family.Read More
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Sunday, March 29“You are excused from your Sunday Mass obligation in situations where there is a physical or moral impossibility,” Archbishop Vigneron wrote. “Nevertheless, the precept remains of keeping the Lord’s Day holy, which requires that we refrain from servile work on Sunday and increase our love of the Lord and charity to others through prayer and service. Where possible, participation in a broadcast (online, radio or TV) of the Sunday Mass and a Spiritual Communion are advised.” Weekend Liturgies here at Our Lady of Hope are celebrated Saturdays at 5:00 pm and Sundays at 8:30 am and 10:30 am. There is no better way to ensure your child develops in his or her faith life than to regularly, actively, and joyfully celebrate the Eucharist as a family.Read More
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Monday, March 30Provided there is no extension or modification of Governor Whitmer's order, students will return to school on April 6 - 8th followed by two days off for Holy Thursday and Good Friday (April 9 and 10). Students an instructional staff will return on April 13 for their first full week of school.Read More
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Tuesday, March 31Provided there is no extension or modification of Governor Whitmer's order, students will return to school on April 6 - 8th followed by two days off for Holy Thursday and Good Friday (April 9 and 10). Students an instructional staff will return on April 13 for their first full week of school.Read More
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Wednesday, April 1Provided there is no extension or modification of Governor Whitmer's order, students will return to school on April 6 - 8th followed by two days off for Holy Thursday and Good Friday (April 9 and 10). Students an instructional staff will return on April 13 for their first full week of school.Read More
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Thursday, April 2Provided there is no extension or modification of Governor Whitmer's order, students will return to school on April 6 - 8th followed by two days off for Holy Thursday and Good Friday (April 9 and 10). Students an instructional staff will return on April 13 for their first full week of school.Read More
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Friday, April 3Provided there is no extension or modification of Governor Whitmer's order, students will return to school on April 6 - 8th followed by two days off for Holy Thursday and Good Friday (April 9 and 10). Students an instructional staff will return on April 13 for their first full week of school.Read More
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Much to be thankful for during our 2019 - 2020 school year...
Mrs. Laureen Krausman wins The Meemic Foundation for the Future of Education 3rd Quarter 2019 Classroom Resources grant.
She will receive a $50 gift certificate to use exclusively at Teachers Pay Teachers, an online market of educator resources!
** Miss Ries wins Channel 4’s Our Teachers Rock Contest (2018-2019)
** Mrs. Esler applies for and wins a $500 mini grant from Michigan Schools Government Credit Union, then the SCS Lions award an additional $100 (2018-2019)
**Mrs. Aboona applies for and is granted a $500 grant from Meemic Insurance/Office Depot (2018-2019)
**Mrs. DeGrez applies for the MI State Police School Safety Grant and is awarded $44,483 for building upgrades to improve safety (2018-2019)