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Weekly Update for St. Patrick's School Community
September 4, 2020
The Ministry has approved our back to school re-opening plans. What we shared with you last week is our final copy.
Thank you to those who completed the survey to let us know of your plans. For those who didn't do it, we will assume that your child is coming back in person or you have notified the office of other plans in writing.
We are looking forward to greeting the students who are returning on Thursday. The staff is in good spirits and the classrooms are starting to take shape! We will be sharing short videos with you on the Virtual Parent's Night (Sept. 15) so you can see it for yourself!
Attached to this newsletter is a simple COVID-19 Health Check that we ask you use on your children DAILY. Please put this somewhere handy for you to use. You do not need to send us a paper copy each day but please let us know if there are any changes to your child's health.
I want to thank you all for your patience and understanding at this time, especially when changes arise that are out of our control. Please continue to pray for our community at this time for a smooth transition for all.
Breaking bread together but apart
Mr. De Guzman brought in an ice cream truck!
Proud to wear my new St. Pat's colours!
IMPORTANT TO NOTE
What's New?
First Day Reminders
Parents are able to walk their children to the roped off area and staff will direct the students where to line up. Alternatively, you may also drop your children off using the "drive thru" lane. Please be reminded that parents are to remain in the car and only allow the students to come out on one side of the vehicle for safety. The playground is closed first thing in the morning and after school.
For Sept 10, last names
A-L 8:40-11am
M-Z 12:30-2:55pm
Friday, Sept 11 is a regular school day for Grades 1-7 from 8:40-2:55.
Kindergarten will have continue with their staggered entry until Sept 29.
Temporary Transition Option Plans
Sanitizing & Disinfecting
The SaniCart™ is engineered to sanitize a controlled environment or mobile transportation trailer efficiently and effectively. The mobile sanitization delivery system’s simplistic design allows the user to release a disinfectant of choice into the environment in the form of a fine, dry fog composed of droplets between 6-10 microns. This fine fog easily settles on or can be absorbed by different surfaces situated in the environment. The fog will get into areas that conventional disinfecting system cannot. This ensures a 100% effective and efficient sanitization approach. Through industry certifications and accreditations, Aguair ensures that its products provide the utmost safety and efficiency for its customers.
Important Dates
Sept 15: Back to School Night--VIRTUAL! Videos will be posted that day.
Sept 18: School Photos
Sept 25: Celtics Day-- Non Uniform-- Fall Colours
Sept 28: No School- Pro D Day for Staff
Contact Us
Email: school@stpatsschool.org
Website: stpatsschool.org
Location: 22589 121 Avenue, Maple Ridge, BC V2X 3T5, Canada
Phone: 604-467-1571