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Our Mission
St. Ignatius educates each student by helping to develop their faith and by teaching them academic skills that will last a lifetime. Our programs are designed to celebrate and develop the individual gifts of our students and to assist parents in their efforts to educate the whole child. Our ultimate goal is to graduate students whose lives are examples of the Gospel message.
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Approved 8th grade shadow date October 14, 2019 *All Day*
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Spirit Shop Open October 18, 2019 @ 8:00 am Sch-1-Art Lobby (30)
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2nd gr. Grandparents Day October 18, 2019 @ 9:15 am
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Spirit Shop Open October 21, 2019 @ 8:00 am Library
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Approved 8th grade shadow date October 23, 2019 *All Day*
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Confirmation Commissioning October 24, 2019 @ 7:00 pm Sch-2-Cafeteria (300)
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Saint Ignatius Loyola School, Cincinnati
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This year Mr. Vance and Mrs. Sieve are recognizing students who are: Practicing kindness, Initiating good deeds, Placing others before themselves, or Being Servant Leaders. Here are the awardees for this week:
· Ms. Schoenfeld nominated a student who brought in a $20 donation to the magazine drive. His donation was from money that he had received for his birthday. He decided to donate the money to our school and he had the biggest smile on his face as he shared that this money was his own money and not his parents’.
· Mrs. Anderson nominated some students who walked over to a classmate that was standing alone at lunch looking for a place to sit. They invited him to their table. Then, two more girls came over and joined them.
· Ms. Schoenfeld said this student's good call of the day hasn't been just on one day. During dismissal on a daily basis, this student can be found walking around the classroom. She is always helping to organize, clean, and prepare the classroom for the next day. She has never been asked to clean up scraps, try to clean marks off the prayer bench, or to collect pencils off the floor, but she is always working hard to help Mr. Jeff keep the classroom nice and neat.
· Mrs. LaPine nominated four students who have assisted with dismissal for Kindergarten for the whole month of September. They show up in the Kindergarten room each day at car rider dismissal (instead of socializing with their friends in their own homerooms) and stay until their own bus is called. They sit and chat with the Kindergarten students while they wait for the buses. They also escort groups of students to their buses, often holding their hands, teaching them how to locate the bus number on the bus, and helping them feel safe and confident in getting to the correct one. Each day they show kindness and care for the Kindergarten students and are a big help to the teachers!
· Ms. Zimmerman nominated a student who sang all the songs with joy at Mass.
Each day a child is called to the office for a photo, then Mr. Vance or Mrs. Sieve calls home with the great news! Way to go students!
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Love all of these!
Meghan Sullivan Chris Sullivan ❤️
Saint Ignatius Loyola School, Cincinnati
2 weeks ago
This year Mr. Vance and Mrs. Sieve are recognizing students who are: Practicing kindness, Initiating good deeds, Placing others before themselves, or Being Servant Leaders. Here are the nominees for last week:
• Mrs. Timmons nominated a student who was a brave volunteer to lead prayer during class when over half the class had already said they would not like to. Mrs. Meyer and Mrs. Timmons really appreciated that he stepped up when so many before him were too nervous!
• Miss Eichhold said she watched a student pick up a classmate's dropped water bottle immediately as it fell; no one needed to ask for his help, he simply hopped up and did it.
• Mr. Meyer nominated a student who saw that a classmate was struggling, and didn't hesitate to spend his time to help them.
• Ms. Zimmerman nominated a student who exhibited patience and good will while helping a classmate. She went above and beyond the role of a partner to make sure her friend felt confident. Her encouragement and positive attitude are an inspiration to us all!
• Mr. Gemperline nominated classmates for asking to sit with a student in a different grade who was sitting by themselves at lunch.
• Mrs. Anderson nominated a student who was walking with a few younger kids and helping them find their bus. She was talking to them and pointing out bus numbers until they found what they were looking for. She was very engaged with them and showed what an older student should be doing with those that are younger or new.
Each day a child is called to the office for a photo, then Mr. Vance or Mrs. Sieve calls home with the great news! Way to go students!
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Mrs. Burgan organized 90 students for classroom readiness day. These hard-working volunteers saved our teachers 180 hours of preparation time! See what they were up to around the school this morning. @CatholicCincy @cathtelegraph
4Friday is Spirit Day at @StIgnatiusCincy. April's collection will be given to @makeawishohkyin, in addition to a $1,000 grant from @MagnifiedGiving. Students are encouraged to bring in $1 and/or a prayer. Thanks for helping make kids' wishes come true!
Congratulations to Alyssa and all @StIgnatiusCincy confirmandi!
I spy FOUR @StIgnatiusCincy grads! Good luck! https://t.co/VqbKc4EHiL