CES PICKS WINNERS FOR FALL BALL PUMPKIN DECORATING CONTEST
Parents as Teachers of Rural South Central Texas (formerly Parents as Teachers Schulenburg-Weimar) celebrated National PAT Day on Nov. 8.
ST. MICHAEL FIELD TRIP
Columbus Education Foundation (CEF) received an outstanding gift from the Hancher Family: $25,000 to enhance educational opportunities for Columbus Independent School District (CISD) students. The donation will make more scholarships available for both college, trade and technical schools.
The beginning of November found SAS celebrating All Saints Day and All Souls Day. SAS 4th graders presented their Living Museum of Saints projects on Nov. 1 in honor of All Saints Day. Students chose a saint to research, and “came to life” to present their project in character. Parents and other SAS students enjoyed learning about the lives of over 20 saints.
EAGLE LAKE PRIMARY SCHOOL’S STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
ELIS PICKS OCTOBER STUDENTS OF THE MONTH
Second grade St. Michael students researched and portrayed saints for All Saints Day Mass. The students and the saint they represented in the front row from left are Annie Wessels as St. Kareri Tekakwitha, James Connor as St. Andrew, Avery Vanicek as St. Rose of Lima, Easton Melnar as St. Roch, Matthew Srubar as St. Matthew, Sadie Davis as Joan of Arc and Addy Berger as St. Elizabeth of Hungary. In the back row from left are Isabelle Prichard-Jones as St. Lucy, Kyle Barrow as St. Nicholas, Emily Herzik as St. Elizabeth, mother of John the Baptist and Hadley Wick as St. Cecilia. Their teacher is Mrs. Sandra Muras.
COLUMBUS ELEMENTARY HOLDS FALL FESTIVAL
ST. MICHAEL CATHOLIC SCHOOL TAKES TRIP, CELEBRATES RED RIBBON WEEK
The St. Anthony Halloween Carnival on Oct. 28 was once again a successful event.
EAGLE LAKE PRIMARY SCHOOL MEETS SMOKEY THE BEAR
NESBITT LIBRARIAN TEACHES ORIGAMI TO BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
LIL EINSTEIN’S HOST TRUNK OR TREAT
Halloween Carnival week hits St. Anthony this week. The PTC and families are busy as they prepare to host the annual event this coming Saturday, Oct. 28.
Above left: Pre-K3 had a picnic lunch on Thursday, Oct. 19. Students are from the top left in clockwise order: Rosalyn Hatfield, Lily Hubenak, Ellis Hatfield, Walker Prihoda, John Brady Martinez, Amelia Dreitner and Maddox Blasig. Above right: WVFD gave the St. Michael Catholic School students a scary demonstration of what can go wrong when cooking unsafely. Left: SMCS Junior High students learned from WVFD members about fire trucks and asked questions about the equipment and safety precautions when fighting fires.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB HAVE HALLOWEEN ARTS AND CRAFTS
NESBITT CELEBRATES HISPANIC HERITAGE WITH BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB CREATES HALLOWEEN ART
RHS SENIORS AT WHARTON COLLEGE AND CAREER FAIR
St. Anthony School Homecoming is on Wednesday, Oct. 18. Mums, garters and lots of orange are all over campus as the Saints football team takes on St. Michael of Weimar on Cardinal field at 6 p.m. Students at the Oct. 18 Homecoming pep rally will see either Tracy Theut, Shanna Collins or Fr. James Dvorak get “pied”, depending on whose jar collects the most money.
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