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Elementary School
©2011
MichaelJay Design
MichaelJay Design
The 2010-2011 school year will begin the first chapter in the story that will become St. John of the
Cross School. On August 25th over 350 students in grades K-8 will be welcomed back to school.
This new school year promises to be filled with quality learning and meaningful faith experiences
rooted in service, justice, and community. The social justice theme that will be our focus is “Call to
Family, Community, and Participation.” A most appropriate choice, as we unite with our parish and
become one, the community of St. John of the Cross!
We are anxious to show off our new computer lab. As the result of a continued commitment to our
school and the generosity of many school and parish families, the new computer lab was relocated
to the main school building. It houses 25 computers with full Internet access. This will afford the
students an extended computer period each week. A perfect addition to our school program dedicated to preparing students with 21st century skills.
Our school name has changed but the purpose for which we are called will be everlasting –
“Providing a quality educational program which integrates Catholic Christian truths and values with
a life-centered curriculum. This atmosphere is the framework for the love and structure that prepares
students for higher education with the ultimate goal of becoming messengers of the Good News
in their family, parish, and neighborhood communities.”
Please keep the students, the teachers, and the parents of St. John of the Cross School in your
prayers as we begin this new school year.
Mrs. Martha Dodd
Cross School. On August 25th over 350 students in grades K-8 will be welcomed back to school.
This new school year promises to be filled with quality learning and meaningful faith experiences
rooted in service, justice, and community. The social justice theme that will be our focus is “Call to
Family, Community, and Participation.” A most appropriate choice, as we unite with our parish and
become one, the community of St. John of the Cross!
We are anxious to show off our new computer lab. As the result of a continued commitment to our
school and the generosity of many school and parish families, the new computer lab was relocated
to the main school building. It houses 25 computers with full Internet access. This will afford the
students an extended computer period each week. A perfect addition to our school program dedicated to preparing students with 21st century skills.
Our school name has changed but the purpose for which we are called will be everlasting –
“Providing a quality educational program which integrates Catholic Christian truths and values with
a life-centered curriculum. This atmosphere is the framework for the love and structure that prepares
students for higher education with the ultimate goal of becoming messengers of the Good News
in their family, parish, and neighborhood communities.”
Please keep the students, the teachers, and the parents of St. John of the Cross School in your
prayers as we begin this new school year.
Mrs. Martha Dodd
Welcome to St. John of the Cross School
where Service Justice Community Marks our Mission
where Service Justice Community Marks our Mission
The 2010-2011 school year is underway and our students need your support. St. John of the Cross
School participates in many programs throughout the year to earn cash and educational merchandise
for the school. We would appreciate your support of the following programs:
General Mills Box Tops for Education: This program is an opportunity to earn cash for educational purposes. Clip Box Tops from hundreds of General Mills products. Each box top is worth 10¢ to our school. For more information about this program, visit boxtops4education.com.
Campbell’s Labels for Educatio: This program awards free educational equipment for our school in exchange for proofs of purchase from the Campbell family of brands. Clip labels from dozens of products to earn points for our school. For more information about this program, visit labelsforeducation.com.
Tyson Project A+: This program is an opportunity to earn cash for educational purposes. Clip and save the
entire Project A+™ label from participating Tyson products including Tyson lunch meats and Tyson frozen
chicken products. Each label collected is worth 24¢ for our school. For more information about this program,
visit http://projectaplus.tyson.com.
For your convenience, a collection box for General Mills Box Tops, Campbell’s and Tyson’s labels
is located in the Gathering Area of the church.
Other programs that need your continued support include:
Paper Recycling Bin: The paper recycling bin is located behind the school. Items to recycle include newspapers, magazines, general office paper, junk mail, envelopes, computer paper, posters, folders, and fax paper. For more information about this program, visit paperretriever.com.
Market Day: The nation’s largest food fundraiser and offers an assortment of more than 160 convenient and nutritious foods for your family each month. For more information about this program, visit marketday.com.
Heinen’s ABC School Donation Program: Up to 1% of qualified purchases from September through April
will be donated to our school. All Preferred Card holders must register for the Heinen’s Tasteful Rewards program at heinensrewards.com and designate our school to receive a donation. Customers without computers please contact Heinen’s at 216-475-2300 ext. 2337.
Target Take Charge of Education Program: Use your Target® Visa® or Target® Card and 1% of each
purchase will go back to our school in the form of a cash donation from Target twice a year. Visit :
target.com/tcoe or call 1-800-316-6142 to designate our school. (St. John of the Cross School ID: 13894)
Giant Eagle Apples for the Students: Please register your Giant Eagle Advantage Card at gianteagle.com.
(School ID: 2825) or by calling 1-800-474-4777.
General Mills Box Tops for Education: This program is an opportunity to earn cash for educational purposes. Clip Box Tops from hundreds of General Mills products. Each box top is worth 10¢ to our school. For more information about this program, visit boxtops4education.com.
Campbell’s Labels for Educatio: This program awards free educational equipment for our school in exchange for proofs of purchase from the Campbell family of brands. Clip labels from dozens of products to earn points for our school. For more information about this program, visit labelsforeducation.com.
Tyson Project A+: This program is an opportunity to earn cash for educational purposes. Clip and save the
entire Project A+™ label from participating Tyson products including Tyson lunch meats and Tyson frozen
chicken products. Each label collected is worth 24¢ for our school. For more information about this program,
visit http://projectaplus.tyson.com.
For your convenience, a collection box for General Mills Box Tops, Campbell’s and Tyson’s labels
is located in the Gathering Area of the church.
Other programs that need your continued support include:
Paper Recycling Bin: The paper recycling bin is located behind the school. Items to recycle include newspapers, magazines, general office paper, junk mail, envelopes, computer paper, posters, folders, and fax paper. For more information about this program, visit paperretriever.com.
Market Day: The nation’s largest food fundraiser and offers an assortment of more than 160 convenient and nutritious foods for your family each month. For more information about this program, visit marketday.com.
Heinen’s ABC School Donation Program: Up to 1% of qualified purchases from September through April
will be donated to our school. All Preferred Card holders must register for the Heinen’s Tasteful Rewards program at heinensrewards.com and designate our school to receive a donation. Customers without computers please contact Heinen’s at 216-475-2300 ext. 2337.
Target Take Charge of Education Program: Use your Target® Visa® or Target® Card and 1% of each
purchase will go back to our school in the form of a cash donation from Target twice a year. Visit :
target.com/tcoe or call 1-800-316-6142 to designate our school. (St. John of the Cross School ID: 13894)
Giant Eagle Apples for the Students: Please register your Giant Eagle Advantage Card at gianteagle.com.
(School ID: 2825) or by calling 1-800-474-4777.
St. John of the Cross School Fundraisers
Easy, no-cost ways that you can help support our school throughout the year
HEINEN’S ABC SCHOOL DONATION PROGRAM
Heinen’s Supermarkets will donate up to 1% of qualified purchases from any participant that has selected our school. Customers that are in the ABC School Donation Program are required to re-register their school of choice each year. The program runs from September, 2010-April, 2011. Participants may log into their Heinen’s Tasteful Rewards profile to select their school at www.heinensrewards.com Customers needing assistance may call 216-475-2300, ext. 2267.
Heinen’s Supermarkets will donate up to 1% of qualified purchases from any participant that has selected our school. Customers that are in the ABC School Donation Program are required to re-register their school of choice each year. The program runs from September, 2010-April, 2011. Participants may log into their Heinen’s Tasteful Rewards profile to select their school at www.heinensrewards.com Customers needing assistance may call 216-475-2300, ext. 2267.
Saint John Of The Cross
140 Richmond Rd,
Euclid, Ohio 44143
Euclid, Ohio 44143
A Roman Catholic Community
In The Diocese Of Cleveland
est. 2009
In The Diocese Of Cleveland
est. 2009
216-289-0770
www.saintjohnofthecross.org
www.saintjohnofthecross.org
The St. John of the Cross School children will be participating in a Walk-a-Thon on
September 30, 2011. The goal of the walkathon is not only to encourage physical fitness, but
also to encourage the spirit of working together to earn money, and for spirit-raising among
our students. The students will ask family and friends to sponsor them for walking on the
school grounds for a specified amount of time. The funds from this year’s Walk-a-Thon will
be used to make capital improvements to our school and to build the school endowment fund.
Parishioners are invited to get involved by sponsoring teachers and other staff members who will be participating in the Walk-a-Thon. Those who own or work at a company that may be willing to be Corporate Sponsors are also invited to participate. Every family or business that donates $200 or more will have their name printed on the official Walk-a-Thon t-shirt. Of course, any level of sponsorship will be greatly appreciated and will contribute to our success!
Sponsorship forms will be available after all Masses on the weekends of September 3-4 & 10-11. Call the school office at (216)261-1240 if you have any questions.
be used to make capital improvements to our school and to build the school endowment fund.
Parishioners are invited to get involved by sponsoring teachers and other staff members who will be participating in the Walk-a-Thon. Those who own or work at a company that may be willing to be Corporate Sponsors are also invited to participate. Every family or business that donates $200 or more will have their name printed on the official Walk-a-Thon t-shirt. Of course, any level of sponsorship will be greatly appreciated and will contribute to our success!
Sponsorship forms will be available after all Masses on the weekends of September 3-4 & 10-11. Call the school office at (216)261-1240 if you have any questions.