Bishop Raymond Chapetto celebrated Mass
for the school & parish community
on our Feast Day October 4th. 

Dear Parents,

With the busy lives that most families live today, it is very easy to get caught up in the demands that an often overcrowded schedule can place on you and your family. Certainly, we want all our children to experience the benefits of a good education, one that will prepare them for the adult world of work. In a Catholic school, we also desire for our children to develop strong faith lives that will serve as a preparation for a spirit-filled meaningful adult life. There are also many advantages that participation in sports, the arts, and other enriching activities can provide. Of course, we want some quality family time together too. We can all think back to the times that we enjoyed “just being a child” with no demands on us. Balancing all of these wishes can become a real challenge for parents and their children

Dear St. Francis of Assisi School Family,

We hope the summer has been an enjoyable and restful time for all of you.  We are grateful for the commitment and responsibility that is required to make the 2012-2013 School Year an exciting learning experience, and we pledge to do our best for your children.  We want them to enjoy learning each and every day. In a few weeks your thoughts will return to the routine of school, therefore, in order to make the transition as comfortable as possible we would like to provide you with some information that will help you to prepare. 

PARENT ORIENTATION MEETINGS:   All parents will meet for a brief meeting with Ms. Stefano and Msgr. Maresca in Msgr. Campbell Hall.  Important changes and expectations will be addressed.  After this brief meeting you will be directed to your child’s classroom to meet with their teacher.  Please follow the schedule below.