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2018-2019 School Calendar - Important Dates
August 16 – First Day of School
September 3 – Holiday – Labor Day
October 5 – Teacher In-service
November 1 – Holiday – All Saints’ Day
November 21 – 23 – Thanksgiving Holiday
December 20-January 2 – Christmas Holiday
January 21 – Holiday – Martin Luther King Jr.
February 18 – Holiday – Presidents’ Day
March 15 – Teacher In-service
April 18 – 26 – Easter Holiday
May 27 – Holiday – Memorial Day
May 31 – Tentative Last Day of School
6th Grade Panther Pause for Charity
The 6th grade Panther Pause group collected needed items for local charities. The Parish Kitchen was so grateful for the offer of the bags but felt the greater need would be served by providing the bags to the Cold Shelter. The NKY Shelter was beyond THRILLED to receive the bags. Kim Webb, the director was deeply moved by the generous spirit of the St. Pius X community. What you are seeing is only a portion of the 80 full bags plus one additional shopping bag full of extra hand warmers, cough drops and hand sanitizer. Thanks for supporting the 6th grade Panther Pause efforts
2017 Advent Prayer Service
The St. Pius X Student Council planned an Advent Prayer Service for the whole school. Students came together to create a human advent wreath using glow sticks to "light" each candle.
2017 Sushi Making Class
The students of 403 enjoyed a sushi making class from Mr. Park, father of classmate Sung Park. Mr. Park owns and operates Sake Bomb Sushi. We made our own sushi rolls and the learned about the importance the food holds in the Korean culture. It was delicious!
2017 Veterans' Day Prayer Service
St. Pius X School held a Veteran's Day prayer service on Friday, November 10th. We asked our school community to invite any veterans they may know to join us. After a short video presentation, Fr. Hennigen spoke and students representatives lead us in prayer. Our guest speaker, army reservist, Mr. Ben Bessler, talked about how his faith and childhood led him to serve, and what it means to honor a veteran.
Dia de los Muertos
During Panther Pause, Mrs. Farmer worked with a group of 6th-8th grade students to learn about Dia de los Muertos, Day of the Dead. The group studied the beliefs and traditions associated with this holiday and created an altar to honor loved ones that have passed.
Saint Parade
The second grade marched in a Saints Parade after Mass on Friday. After choosing a saint that inspired them, the students researched the saints’ lives, wrote a report on them, and dressed as the saint for the parade.
