Dear Parents, Guardians, And Young Ladies,
July 2020Dear Parents, Guardians, and Young Ladies,Welcome to Academy of Our Lady—The Innovative Highs School of New Orleans! We are excited that you arejoining our Salesian Family! Together we can help our young women develop “the values to live as CatholicChristians, the drive for life-long learning, and the skills to succeed as responsible citizens in society.” (VisionStatement)The Academy will be a place where you grow intellectually and spiritually over the next few years. We ask ouryoung ladies to prepare to open their minds to new and exciting curricula, to find their voice as they grow todiscover who they are called to be, to learn to lead and to enjoy being an integral part of our world-wide Salesianfamily.Every year the students choose a theme that will be used throughout the year. This year the Student Council haschosen the theme: As young Salesians, we are called to be role models of hope and strength in our daily lives as weprepare ourselves for the future.This theme is an excellent expression of our goal to help each young lady at the Academy grow academically,spiritually and socially. Our students are called to be active citizens now so they will be able to take on leadershiproles in the community and business when they are adults.This summer the campus started to get back to normal with summer camp, the enrichment program for incomingstudents and various sports practices. All activities were more or less like our pre-covid time.Covid-19:There are still Covid protocols necessary as we begin the school year. These are subject to change based on thestate, archdiocesan and CDC guidelines. We all know this is a very fluid situation. Students who take the bus must wear masks.If a student is sick, they should stay home (regardless of illness)In accordance with the state policy, all Covid cases are reported to the LDH.Social distance will be in place as much as possible.Students who have not been vaccinated should wear a mask.o Solid white, grey, light blue, black or the one sold by student council.o This is subject to change based on federal, state and archdiocesan guidelines.Classrooms will be wiped down twice a day.Bathrooms will be sanitized during the school day and cleaned thoroughly at the end of each day.CASPR in-Duct HVAC system will be installed.The stairs will be one directional.Microwaves will be NOT be available at the start of school. We are planning to resume eating in thecafeteria.Students will NOT be able to leave early from study hall or arrive late. Seniors only will receive this privilegesecond semester.Oschner should be on campus August 11th (book day) to give vaccinations to any student or their familymembers who need it. More information will follow.o They are requesting an approximate number so they can bring the appropriate number ofvaccines.
oPlease sign up at: on-sign-upPlease see the attached bell schedule. The school day will begin at 7:30 and end at 2:45. Although the campusopens at 6 a.m., supervision of students does not begin until 6:55. Once on campus, the students need to report tothe cafeteria or cafeteria courtyard.There will be afternoon bus service only. The busses will arrive at approximately 3:30 p.m. Students are expectedwait in the library or chapel courtyard after 3:00 p.m.I hope that our seniors have already begun to fill out their college applications. Juniors should begin to look atdifferent colleges and majors they might be interested in pursuing.Many of you signed up to sell raffle tickets this year. I thank you for that. Fundraising is critical if we want to keeptuition from increasing as we continue to grow our program offerings and facilities. Tickets will be distributed thefirst week of school.We have been busy all summer preparing, and I cannot wait to see you on August 11th for Book Day.August 12th will be classes for the Pre-Freshmen and Freshmen. There will be afternoon bus service.August 13th, Sophomores through Seniors will have classes. Pre-freshmen and freshmen will not have school thatday.This e-mail contains a great deal of information. Please download the attachments read everything carefully.I have included the schedule for orientation day.Mrs. Amy Danos, Dean of Students, has included a schedule for book day. If you have any questions, please contacther at ext. 209.Mrs. Maryanne Paley, Registrar, will be e-mailing a copy of your courses, as well as, the course fees. Informationregarding the Parent Portal will be available after the July 4th break. 8th 9th and 10th grade questions should bedirected to Mrs. Paley at ext. 206. 11th and 12th graders should contact Mrs. Blanchard at ext. 216 with anyquestions.Mrs. Melinda St. Germain, Technology Director, requests that you read the Technology Policy. Please bring thesigned form on book day. She can be reached at ext. 222. Students who attended summer enrichment havealready turned in this policy.The school office is open Monday through Thursday from 8 am to 1 pm. Normal office hours will resume July 26th.Should the person you need not be available, please leave a message. Your call will be returned.Praying that you have a safe and wonderful end of the summer!God bless!Sr. Michelle J. GeigerPrincipal
July 19, 2021Dear Parents/Guardians and students,Welcome to the 2021-2022 school year at Academy of Our Lady. I hope each of you had a terrific summer. I amlooking forward to working with you and your daughter this year. I know that this year will be a great one, filled with a widevariety of learning experiences for your daughter.We have broken down book day timed schedule even further according to last name. Please adhere to the timedschedule attached.To enable a smooth flow of traffic, please bring the follow paperwork filled out with you: AOL Medical Information and COPY OF INSURANCE CARD Technology Policy Receipt of PaymentTo foster an excellent school year, I am sending you all a few reminders regarding rules for your daughter that willaffect book day. I wanted to reach out to you all before book day to enable a stress-free day. Please review the rulesbelow that could affect your daughter on book day if not followed.1.White school blouse must be worn.2.School plaid skirt (length must reach to the knee) must be worn.3.School socks (with emblem visible) and black-tie Eastland shoes. New students wear white socks that cover theankle.4.Hair must be clean, neat, and not distract from or disrupt the learning process (i.e. hair pulled back, not in the faceor covering eyes). Unnatural colors, exotic cuts/shavings, and extensions/wigs that are not a natural hair color(i.e., blue, purple, orange, pink, non-natural red, grey, silver, white etc.) are not acceptable. Hair adornments,such as headbands, barrettes, etc., must be of a basic design. Hair colors must be blended naturally with naturalcolors. No two-tone colored hairstyles are acceptable. (i.e. top half one color and bottom half a different color.)5.Make-up and nail polish may be used in moderation. No pointed edges are allowed.6.Excessive jewelry may not be worn. For safety reasons, earrings cannot exceed ½ inch in length or width, or thesize of a nickel. No more than two (2) earrings in each ear. No stretched ear lobes or earrings hanging from topcartilage may not be worn.The following list of items must prepaid either online or in person prior to book day: Penguin spirit wear, P.E. uniforms,socks, course fees, class dues, and parent partnership.I look forward to seeing you all on book day. I will be in the cafeteria if further clarification is needed. Thank you inadvance for your support. By working together, we can make this a wonderful year for all of us. Please feel free tocontact me at school by calling the office during school hours. You are a very important part of our Academy of Our Ladyfamily.Sincerely,Amy L. DanosDean of Students(504)341-6217 ext. 209
BOOK DAY INFORMATION 2021-2022New StudentPlease pay careful attention to the time schedule of Book Day to avoid long waits in line. ATTENDANCE IS MANDATORY.Book Day—Wednesday, August 11—Parent/Guardians are more than welcome to accompany the students to Book Day.Students will have their yearbook and ID pictures taken, I-pads, agendas, and pick up pre ordered spirit wear, P.E. uniformsand socks. Final schedules will be distributed. Please come at the assigned time according to last name in full uniform.PLEASE PAY CLOSE ATTENTION TO THE SCHEDULE (LAST NAME INITIAL, TIME AND BUILDING).Book Day – Student Schedule (Cafeteria)Letter of Last NameTimeA7:30-8:00B8:05-8:35C8:40-9:10D, E and F9:15-9:45G and I9:50-10:20J and K10:50-11:20L11:25-11:55M12:00-12:30N, O and P12:35-1:05Q and R1:10-1:20S, T and U1:25-1:55V, W, Y and Z2:00-2:30THE FOLLOWING IS A LIST OF ITEMS THAT MUST BE PAID EITHER ONLINE OR IN PERSON “PRIOR TO AUGUST 6th” BOOKDAY:Payment may be made by cash, check, Visa, or MasterCard. A 2% charge will be added to all credit card charges. Course FeesClass DuesP.E. UniformsUniform SocksParent PartnershipSee attached Course Sheet Online for total due.8th-10th 35.00; 11th 75.00; 12th 175.00Shirts 12.00; Shorts 15.00 6.00 per pairFull Payment of 350.00 due only for those parents who chose the Buyout Option.Those selling raffle tickets will receive the tickets in homeroom.Proof of payment for course fees, class dues and parent partnership must be shown when checking in for book day. Printout your receipt.Spirit Wear/PE—Items will be available for purchase ONLINE prior to book day. Orders can be picked up in the gym orcafeteria according to last name. This payment is separate from course fees. Payment may be made by cash, check, Visa,or MasterCard. A 2% charge will be added to all credit card charges. These items will be available throughout the schoolyear.5501 Westbank Expressway, Marrero, Louisiana 70072 T: 504.341.6217 F: 504.341.6229
Pictures— Southern Images will be present to take school pictures. Information concerning picture packages will beavailable for you on Book Day. These pictures will be used for school records and the yearbook. Seniors may take thesepictures at the same time they take their senior pictures over the summer. Students with unnatural colors/extreme hairstyles will not be allowed to take pictures on Book Day.Textbooks and Supplies—Textbooks are issued on the first day of class. At that time, teachers will inform the students as tospecific supplies needed for the course.Technology Policy—As an iPad school, it is very important to have the cooperation of the students as well as theparents/guardians concerning the technology policy. A copy of the policy, as well as the parent/guardian signature sheet, isincluded in this mailing. Please print and bring it to school on Book Day signed by a parent/guardian. The student will notbe issued an iPad until this form is signed and submitted. All students must provide their own case when picking up their iPads on book day. Their iPad case must have akeyboard and four covered corners such as the Zagg or Logitech keyboard case. Incoming 8th grade will have theiPad Air 4th generation screen size 10.9 inch screen. The 9th grade will have an iPad Air 3rd generation 10.5 inchscreen.Please contact Mrs. St. Germain if you have any technology questions through email:mstgermain@theacademyofourlady.org or by phone (504)341-6217 ext. 222.Transportation—Students are to provide their own transportation on Book Day. Jefferson Parish bus service will begin onThursday, August 12th. Bus transportation will be P.M. only.Cafeteria—Information Sheet enclosed. In order for your daughter to have money on her account for extras please pre-payonline or have your daughter bring cash or check the first day of school. Breakfast is served each day from 6:55-7:25. Likelast year, there is no charge for the basic breakfast and lunch.Uniforms—The official supplier for Academy of Our Lady uniforms is Skobel’s School Uniforms. The official Eastland tie shoecan be purchased from Ponseti’s Shoes in Clearview Mall in Metairie or Skobel’s School Uniforms.Athletic Information—Students who wish to participate in athletics or take a Physical Education Course must have a physicalform submitted to Mr. Marroccoli by August 16th. The physicals will be offered here on campus on August 13th (8th-12th @12:00-2:30 pm in the chapel foyer). Physicals are good for one year only. The only forms accepted are the official LouisianaHigh School Athletic Association (LHSAA) forms. These forms are available on Academy of Our Lady’s website on theAthletic page. All students must provide a copy of their birth certificate when they turn in the form. Those who do not turnin a physical form to Mr. Marroccoli by August 16th, are subjected to not to participate in athletics or PE Class. The athleticfee for all team members is 50.00. This fee applies to those who make the team.Parent/Guardian Meetings—Parent/Guardian Meetings are an important way in which parents become involved in the livesof the students. At least one parent/guardian is asked to attend this beginning of the year meeting. New Student Parent OrientationAugust 236:00 PM (GYM)Parent Portal —Parents/guardians will receive a link by email, which will allow you to create a password in order to logininto Plus Portals. If you have not provided us with an email address, you will not be able to access the Parent Portal and seeyour daughter’s progress, assignments, calendars etc. If you do not receive your link before Book Day, please contact theschool office.
Drug Testing—One grade of students will be drug tested the 1st week of school. After that students will be chosen atrandom to be tested every other week.First Day of ClassesAugust 12th – Pre-Freshmen and Freshmen Only - Students will report from 7:30 a.m. until 2:45 p.m. Hot lunch will beserved in the cafeteria. Students may bring their lunch or purchase lunch in the cafeteria. Students may put money on theiraccounts this day. Students should bring their student handbooks, schedule and writing supplies.August 13th – 10th – 12th Grade Only - Students will report at 7:30 a.m. Dismissal will be at 12:00 p.m. (Juniors andSophomores), 1:30 p.m. dismissal for Seniors on that day.August 16th- This is a full day of school for all students.
Pre-Freshmen & Freshmen Orientation DayThursday, August 12, 2021ArrivalStudents are to be dropped off by guidance gate located on the Shaw side of front parking lot.Orientation SessionOne orientation will include information on academics, discipline, and cafeteria procedures. The secondorientation will include a presentation on guidance services, service hours, technology, theme and SalesianSpirituality and ice breaker games.Orientation SessionAny student who was absent from Book Day must report to the Finance Office after the orientation, beforereporting to homeroom or classes.LunchThe cafeteria will be serving hot lunch. Students may bring their lunch or purchase it. You can put money ontheir account on online at schoolcafe.org (preferred). Students may put money on their accounts this day.Time Schedule for Thursday, August 127:30First Bell7:35-7:45Homeroom7:50-8:35Orientation - 8th Café/9th Gym8:40-9:05A period9:10-9:35B period9:40-10:05C period10:10-10:35D period10:40-11:309th Lunch/8th Orientation in 52:352:458th Lunch/9th Orientation in GymE periodF periodG periodH periodDismissal grade 8Dismissal grade 9DismissalParents/guardians are to park in the front parking lot. The student will walk to the car.OtherSupply list will be given by each teacher this day.Parent orientation and welcome night is Monday, August 23 at 6 p.m. in the gym.As Salesians, we are called to be arole-models of hope and strength!
Academy of Our Lady Bell Schedule2021-22Regular Schedule (85 minute classes)7:307:35-7:457:50 – 9:159:20 – 10:4510:4310:45 – 11:1511:1311:15 -11:4511:50 – 1:151:20 – 2:452:50First BellHomeroomPeriod 1Period 2Senior First Lunch BellLunch 1/Study 1Senior Second Lunch BellStudy 2/Lunch 2Period 3Period 4Dismissal85 Minute Late Arrival (60 0312:05-12:3512:40-1:401:45-2:452:50classes)First BellHomeroom/Period 1Period 2Senior BellLunch/Study 1Senior BellLunch/Study 2Period 3Period 4Dismissal1 Hour PM Activity (70 minute 452:50First BellHomeroomPeriod 1Period 2Period 3Senior First Lunch BellLunch 1/Study 1Senior Second Lunch BellStudy 2/Lunch 2Period 4ActivityDismissal65 Minute AM Activity (70 irst BellHomeroomPeriod 1ActivityPeriod 2Senior First Lunch BellLunch 1/Study 1Senior Second Lunch BellStudy 2/Lunch 2Period 31:35-2:452:50Period 4Dismissal80 Minute PM Activity (65 minute7:307:35-7:457:50-8:559:00 – 10:0510:10 – 5-2:452:50classes)First BellHomeroomPeriod 1Period 2Period 3Senior First Lunch BellLunch 1/Study 1Senior Second Lunch BellStudy 2/Lunch 2Period 4ActivityDismissalExam Schedule (90 minute exams)7:307:35-9:059:05-9:259:30-11:0011:05First BellExam 1BreakExam 2DismissalNormal Dismissal Schedule 2:45 – Seniors 2:48 – All early bus students, Juniors,and Sophomores 2:50 – Freshmen and Pre-Freshmen
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colors. No two-tone colored hairstyles are acceptable. (i.e. top half one color and bottom half a different color.) 5. Make-up and nail polish may be used in moderation. No pointed edges are allowed. 6. Excessive jewelry may not be worn. For safety reasons, earrings cannot e
C H A R A C T E R I S T I C S O F T H E S A M P L E The sample for the current report includes 1,172 parents and guardians of young children in Massachusetts. These parents and guardians represent 1,209 young children participating in ELS@H (some parents and guardians have multiple children in the study).
Jun 17, 2021 · Dear Parents and Guardians, Attached you will find the summer reading list for First Grade and seven book report templates. These books will help to ensure that students do not regress and lose the valuable literacy skills they have learned in Kindergarten. You will also find the Pre-Primer,
Dear St Mark's Whanau, Last night we welcomed new parents to our school for 2019 at an evening supported by our wonderful Parents' Association. It was an opportunity for us all to share many aspects of our school and welcome current parents, new parents and "old girls and boys" as new parents.
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