Open house kicks off Catholic Schools Week

Future of St. Paul School: Clara, 1, Hanna 3, and Caroline, 4, with their mother, Teresa Roush

Saint Paul School kicked off the celebration of Catholic Schools Week with an open house after the 11 a.m. Mass on Sunday that drew the usual number of students, parents and grandparents.  There also were a number of neighborhood residents who stopped in to see what the school has to offer. 

The school sent out 2,000 postcards last week to households within a mile to publicize the school.  A new trifold brochure has been printed to publicize St. Paul's pre-kindergarten.  A flier also has been

produced to announce an upcoming Kindergarten Visit Day on February 11 at St. Paul.

There also was a story in the Upublish section of the Beacon Journa’s Ohio.com website.  Click here to see the story.

Theme of the Schools Week is  “Dividends for Life.”

“Saint Paul School will be celebrating all week the dividends provided by our school,” said principal Robert Brodbeck. “It is high quality, faith-based education that will continue to pay dividends for years to come.”

Monday will be Comfy Cozy Day with students permitted to wear pajamas, slippers and loungewear fosr a donation of toiletries for Open-M Ministries.During the week students also will be making valentines for shut-ins These are both part of Monday’s theme: Dividends for Life in Our Community.

Tuesday is Dividends for Life In Our Nation Day.  The day will fature a performance by the Illusion Factory theater group for grade Pre-K through 5 and a speaker for the junior high.

See the complete schedule for the week.


Click on the headline to see an album of photos from the open house.