Student Activities

Wednesday 5/25: NO LATE START Periods 1, 2, 3 (Dismissal at Noon)

Thursday 5/26: Periods 4, 5, 6 (Dismissal at Noon)

Friday 5/27: Periods 7 & 8 (Dismissal at 10:35)

There will be no lunch service.

NEW! Resurrection Cemetery: Looking for people to cut grass full or part time. Interested people call Tom Kuener at 314-575-6938. Really great summer job. Good pay. No weekends or nights.

Garden Villas South Retirement & Assisted Living Community: is hiring part-time Hosts and Hostesses. Minimum age is 15 1/2 with workers permit (They will help you with this). Greet, seat and serve. Flexible hours promote academic and athletic responsibilities. Pay is above minimum wage and no experience needed. Call Michelle at 314-843-7788 or email at mmiller@delmargardens.com.

Holy Cross Academy Summer Clean Team: Holy Cross Academy is looking for 3-4 people to work with our summer custodial staff to help move furniture, paint, clean classrooms and wax floors. We are willing to train an individual that is a hard worker and able to complete tasks in a timely manner. Must be able to lift and move furniture. New summer staff will work with others. Monday - Friday 8:00-4:00 June 1 - beginning of August. Please contact John Fetcher at jffechter@charter.net or Angie Langhauser preschool@hca-stl.org

Condo Association at Lindbergh and Tesson Ferry. Looking for a few reliable students to help their manager and maintenence department with painting and groundwork. See Mrs. Albin for more information or you can call Patricia O'Shea at 314-808-5712.

Sweet EM's: Sweet EM's in Dogtown is hiring. Any interested students should complete this Google form.

Panera Bread: Panera Bread: Want to work in a place where you can learn, laugh, be supported, be yourself and reach your goals? If so, then Panera is for you. Flexible schedules, competitive pay, free meals on shifts! Hiring all positions apply at careers.panerabread.com or contact kevin.parrish@panerabread.com.

Local IAF 73 St. Louis Firefighters Career Opportunity: For graduating seniors. Probationary Fire Private. On the Job Training-Hazmat Operations and Awareness and Emergency Medical Technician. Starting salary of $47,815. See Bulletin Board across from Mrs. Klimpel for more info!

Dairy King: Dairy King and Motel: All aspects of the business…Ice cream dippers, cash register, pizza makers, cooks, motel cleaners. Morries Landing: servers, cooks, bussers, dish washers. Morries Bait Shop/ Ice cream shop: Ice cream dippers, pizza makers, Bait retail, cash register operators. Apply on line - Dairyking@roadrunner.com

or Call Martha at 937-638-1658.

City Museum: Open Interviews on Mondays and Thursdays from 4-6pm. When you visit, head to the Front Desk, and they'll send you up to the Third Floor for your interview. Or click HERE to apply. What makes us the best place to work in St. Louis?

• Free tickets for friends and family
• Free entry to our sister parks in LA, Denver, Nashville, Hawaii, and more
• It's never ever boring
• 2 free Memberships once you're onboarded

Domino's Pizza: See Mrs. Albin for details.

Bartolitos: Hiring busboys. If interested email Mr. England at englandm@stmaryshs.com

Busch Stadium: Applications for Usher and Event Attendant positions for the 2022 season are currently being accepted. Applicants must be at least 16 years of age or older. Game-day staff enjoy benefits such as complimentary tickets, a reward and recognition program, select promotional items and more! Apply here.

Lipic's Engagement Warehouse: Looking for a seasonal fulfillment/warehouse staff members: Responsible for receiving stock deliveries, filling work orders and packaging orders for shipments. Email thunt@lipic.com for more information.

Hollister: Accepting applicants starting at 16 years of age. Flexible scheduling that allows students to uphold their priorities of education and extra-curriculars. Includes an amazing discount, leadership development, and an inclusive environment. Apply here.

McDonald's: Hiring SENIORS at 9 local restaurants. They offer benefits, meal discounts, flexible hours, free uniforms, paid time off and a tuition assistance program for college (Up to $2,500). Minimum 20 hour worked a week and must be with the restaurant for 90 days in good standing. See Mrs. Albin for more information if interested.

Grateful Pets: Grateful Pets in Soulard is hiring for a dog daycare attendant. Duties include monitoring dog play, cleaning up after dogs, and keeping the facility clean. Monday through Saturday shifts available. Closed all holidays. Our weekday closing shifts start after school and end between 6pm-6:30pm. Must be able to work in a team environment. Pay starts at $10/hour. If you are interested, stop in and fill out an application at 1716 South Broadway or see Mrs. Albin for an application.

Edibles & Essentials: Looking to hire a dishwasher for the hours of 4pm-9:30/10:00pm Tuesday through Saturday nights. Contact Matthew B Borchardt @ 314-328-2300 or matt@ediblesandessentials.com.

External Service Opportunities:

Reminder All students are required to complete (Verified and Approved) at least 10 internal hours at STM and 10 External Hours with a not-for-profit organization each year. GET STARTED ON NEXT YEAR! FULL LIST OF OPPORTUNITIES HERE!

Annual Run for Life: The Friends of Birthright are hosting their annual Run for Life and Learning at Creve Coeur Lake Park on Saturday, June 4th. Proceeds benefit the Birthright Scholarship Program which supports the education of Birthright moms by offering scholarships that cover tuition for GEDs, CNA certificates, trade/career programs and 2 or 4 year colleges. To volunteer, please visit runsignup.com/run4lifeandlearning. *Please note that participants and volunteers under the age of 18 must be registered by a parent or guardian.*

Southside Youth Council: For ages 13-19 at Thomas Dunn Learning Center. Field Trips, service hours, social events and Thursday meetings from 4-5:30. To register, contact Peggy at 314-353-3050 or at peggy@tdunn.org. More information at www.tdunn.org.

Academy Captains: Mrs. Albin will be interviewing and choosing Academy Captains by Wednesday 5/25.

School Supplies: If you have unwanted school supplies that are new or gently used, please drop them off in the MRC with Mrs. Albin.

The St. Louis County Election Board Student Election Judge Program: Open for this August 2nd Primary. Our election analysts expect a higher voter turnout because of contested statewide races that will occur in the Primary. Hence, the need is great for Student Election Judges and students of 18 years of age who can qualify to serve as official Election Judges. The students will, as always, have a choice to receive community service hours or earn a wage for their work. Permission slips need only to be filed out by a parent or legal guardian, since the students will not be in school for this August Election. See Mrs. Albin for more information.

Backpacks and Personal Bags: Backpacks and personal bags with backpacks should not be carried during the school day. We know this is an inconvenience, but it is also a safety issue. Please keep these items in your lockers during the day.

Chromebooks and Hotspots at Library: The St. Louis Library is giving out chromebooks and hotspots at all of their locations.https://www.slpl.org/hotspots-chromebooks/

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Important Dates:

Friday, May 20th: Baccalaureate Mass 6pm @ St. Anthony of Padua

• Students should arrive no later than 5:45.
• Students are asked to wear a dress shirt, tie, dress pants and dress shoes.

Saturday, May 21st: Graduation 7:00pm @ St. Mary’s

• Students should report to the gym at 6pm.
• Students should wear khaki pants/shorts, a polo shirt or collared shirt and nice shoes as this is what people will see.
• Bring your cap and gown with you.

Chromebook Information:

• If you are using a loaner, PLEASE turn it in before you leave school next week. If you have a Chromebook in for repair, Mr. Bobbitt will need your home address so I can forward it to HP so I can have them ship it to your home when it is done.

• If you want to preserve all the school work in Google Drive, you will need to download it all to a flash drive or external hard drive and move it over to a PERSONAL GMAIL ACCOUNT that you should have already. Also, any services, subscriptions, or anything else you've used your school account should be using your personal Gmail account as well. Your account will be deactivated at the end of July. Once your email account is deactivated, you will no longer have access to your schoolwork.

• Deprovision of your Chromebooks will happen at the end of July. An email will be sent the week before with instructions on what you have to do on your end to make it ready to use outside of St. Mary's.