Xavier School is once again selling raffle tickets to raise money for the school's general maintenance fund. Raffle tickets should have gone home with your students last week. Make sure you check their folder. Each raffle ticket is $20, and you can win more than once!! If your name is drawn, it goes right back in! There are weekly drawings of $50, a monthly drawing of $100, additional drawings in October & April of $250, and a Catholic Schools week drawing of $500!! The first drawing of the year was today, Friday, September 15th, so get those tickets in for more chances to win! Contact a Xavier parent, or the office for tickets.
St. Francis Xavier School Association is hosting their annual TRUNK OR TREAT event- Bring the kids in their Halloween costumes and enjoy food trucks, bounce houses, and candy & treats from various trunks. October 29th from 3:00-5:00pm in the St. Francis Xavier school parking lot. NOTE: We are looking for businesses or families to submit a decorated trunk or willing to donate candy. Please RSVP your trunk to 563-451-9417 OR 563-543-2792.
Xavier Parish friends, we are looking for more people to teach Children’s Liturgy on Sunday mornings! It takes place during mass and is about 20 minutes long. It involves reading the gospel and teaching the message at the kids’ level! Then some coloring to wrap it up! It’s easy and a great way to volunteer in your parish! If we can get enough volunteers, it will be a once-a-month commitment! Contact Emily Domeyer if interested at 563-599-5069.
Xavier will continue with our health and safety protocols that have been recommended by Dubuque County Public Health and the CDC. Please remember that if your child has one of the High Risk Symptoms (new cough, shortness of breath or difficulty breathing, loss of taste or smell), please keep your child home. If your child has two or more of the Low Risk Symptoms (fever, headache, muscle & body aches, sore throat, runny nose, congestion, nausea, vomiting, diarrhea) please keep your child home. Also, please remember to take your child's temperature each morning prior to sending them to school. We as adults need to do our best to be vigilant with ourselves & our children when it comes to handwashing, social distancing, wearing our masks when we can’t be 6 feet apart from people, & avoiding large crowds of people, as well as following the other guidelines provided by the CDC on keeping ourselves healthy and protected from COVID 19. With your help we can make this a safe and healthy school year!