SAINT ANN SCHOOL

Over the last 3 weeks, Saint Ann School students from all grades have been working exceptionally hard in Technology class designing ASCII Text Art, learning about Hexidecimal Code, building, flying, and creating origami. Mrs. Meyer is so proud of her kids and misses them all terribly! Keep up the good work SAS students!

Saint Ann School families... just a small reminder to do our civic duty and fill out the 2020 Census at https://my2020census.gov/ It helps with funding for our school community but also the community you live in! it helps the community get highway planning construction, grants for public transport, special education grants, supports wildlife, provide housing for the most vulnerable! So if you haven't yet, complete your Census today!

Congratulations to Saint Ann School students who entered the Mercer County Science & Engineering Fair and brought home awards! Students submitted pictures and reports of their Science Fair Projects to participate in this year's virtual version of the Fair. For elementary and middle school, this is the breakdown of awards: Superior = 1st, Outstanding = 2nd, Meritorious = 3rd, and Honorable Mention. And the winners are... Jillian Yao- Outstanding Achievement. Project Title: "Can You Keep the Noise Down? The Effect of Soundproofing Materials on Sound Transmission." Category: General Science (Junior). William Black- Outstanding Achievement. Project Title: HOLD IT IN - The Effect of Insulation Material on the Temperature. Category: General Science (Junior). Spencer Williams- Meritorious Achievement. Project Title: Assessing Adverse Effects of Vape & Cigarette Emissions. Category: General Science (Junior). Harry Ravenel- Meritorious Achievement. Project Title: The Effect of Color on Taste Perception. Category: General Science (Junior). Neve Sirois- Meritorious Achievement. Project Title: "Stand or Sit." Category: General Science (Elementary). Congratulations on your achievements! We are proud of you!

Saint Ann School Student Council is working on a new project to connect our students and family during this long and forced break. The program is called "Kindness Rocks" and it's the perfect project to work on at home with your family! All you need is a few rocks from outside (maybe pick up some when you go on a walk) and some paint or markers to decorate your rock. Make it colorful for everyone to see and with your family use your creativity to think of a phrase or word that you think is kind. Once your rocks are ready, hold on to them! Student Council is still working on the details and how to get the rocks to school to be displayed outside. So stay tuned for updates! To learn more about the Kindness Rocks project visit www.thekindnessrocksproject.com

Dear Parents and Guardians, our prayers are with you and your families as we work together to respond to the coronavirus (COVID-19). This past week has been a learning experience for all of us. Our administrators and faculty are working to deliver a new learning platform to meet the needs of your children. The students represent the new pioneers of 2020 in this unique learning environment. With understanding, support and a gentle spirit, we work together in this unprecedented time. To mitigate further spread of the virus, the closure of all schools and religious education classes in the Diocese of Trenton has been extended through April 17, 2020...