Please note that the date for this event has been updated below.
Friday, March 26, at 2:30 pm in the Parish Center
The 5th grade class is receiving instruction from Officer Susan Adams of the Normandy Police Department. The D.A.R.E. program provides students the information and skills they need to resist drugs, alcohol, and violence.
St. Ann Catholic School was chosen as a project site for the UMSL Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service. A group of 7th-8th grade students provided free babysitting supervised by a parent volunteer. A team of 30 St. Ann School teachers, parents, students, and parishioners arrived in the morning of Monday, January 18, 2010. They got busy cleaning the halls, stairways, Science Lab, and cafeteria. They painted walls in the main hallway, the 5th grade classroom, and the 4th and 5th grade stairwells. They scraped paint in the cafeteria and repainted those walls. An UMSL team of 7 volunteers arrived after noon with lunches for our 30 school volunteers and paint for the Science Lab and the cafeteria. The UMSL team painted the Science Lab and helped to clean the cafeteria. An enormous amount of work was accomplished!
Mark your calendars for January 17, 2011. We will be asking for volunteer help from parents and students for the 2nd annual event! We hope to be chosen as an UMSL project site again next year, too.
Below are some photos taken during the Day of Service.
Catholic Schools week was kicked off with the fourth annual Academic Bowl in the Parish Center. The students were divided into 15 teams. Each team had one or two students from every grade. The students had to answer questions created by the teachers. The winning team (pictured here) answered 47 out of 50 questions! Congratulations!
On Tuesday the students participated in game time. Each student was encouraged to bring a board or card game to share. It was a nice way to get together with friends from another grade and have some fun!
On Tuesday the school was treated to a presentation entitled “Birds of Prey” The bird handlers showed the students 7 different bird species and shared amazing facts about each. Owls, falcons and ravens flew across the gym, coming within inches of the students heads. One raven was able to land on a teacher’s arm, take a soda can from her hand and recycle it in the bin! Awesome! Thanks to SACPO for sponsoring this fun presentation!
It’s time to sharpen your pencils….and wits!
Get together a Team for Superbowl Saturday Trivia Night!
Sponsored by SACPO with assistance from the Men’s Club
Proceeds benefit St. Ann School and the Early Childhood Center
Saturday, February 6 in the St. Ann Parish Center
7530 Natural Bridge Road
Doors Open at 6:00 p.m. - Play begins at 7:00
Cost is $20.00 per person – maximum of 10 players per table
Cash prizes for the top three tables
Beer, wine soda and snacks are included in the entry fee
Teams are encouraged to dress up in your favorite NFL team’s uniforms – a prize will be awarded to the best-dressed team!
Attendance prizes – 50/50 – raffles
To reserve a table or for more information, call:
Order in the court!!
Order in the court!!
That’s what you’ll be hearing when the 8th grade class presents “The Big, Bad Musical” in February. It seems that the big, bad wolf is being put on trial for crimes against various fairytale characters. His lawyer the Evil Stepmother, will be pitting her wills against the Prosecuting Attorney, the Fairy Godmother. Little Red Riding Hood and Granny, along with many other defendants are looking for a big settlement from Mr. Wolf. Will he get off scott free? That will be up to you, the jury!!
Come join us for this hysterical courtroom calamity! Performances will be Thursday, Feb. 11 – Saturday, Feb. 13, beginning at 7 pm in the Parish Center.
Tickets are $5.00 for adults, $3.00 for students, and $2.00 for children 5 and under. All tickets are general admission.
Come one, come all to the St. Ann Parish Picnic on Saturday May 8th, 2010.
The Parish Picnic Committee is working very hard to make this year’s picnic bigger and better than ever before!
We invite all to attend, students, parish members, teachers, Alumni, friends, family, and local residents! So mark your calendar NOW!
There will be something for everyone to enjoy including games & inflatables for the kids and music, food, drinks and card games for the adults. Everyone is sure to enjoy the dunking booth….who do you want to dunk?
Help make the picnic a NOT to Miss Event! We are now seeking Committee Volunteers……Contact Michelle Haley if you can volunteer Haleyinc@sbcglobal.net or call 314-348-1553
Next Planning Meeting: Monday January 25th 6:00pm Rectory Library. All ideas and people are welcome!!!!
You are welcome to come to visit St. Ann Catholic School on Sunday, Jan. 31, from noon to 3:00. Student Ambassadors will be available to give tours. The faculty will be here to help answer your questions. We look forward to meeting you and showing you the great things our students are doing every day!
On Wednesday the students surprised Father Bill with a special mass to celebrate the 25th anniversary of his ordination. The altar and ambo were decorated with beautiful silver cloth. Some 6th and 7th grade students opened and closed the mass with a joyous liturgical dance. Before the mass ended, student council representatives presented Father Bill with a money tree filled with dollar bills from all the students. Finally, Mrs. Reichenbach and the whole congregation gave Father Bill a blessing. Congratulations Father Bill and thank you for everything you do for St. Ann School!
