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Mrs. Maura Nash Principal
January 27, 2023
Dear SJF Families, The building is buzzing with excitement for this weekend’s Open House and Family Mass. We are elated to have this school family experience back in full swing and cannot wait for you to tour your child(ren)’s classroom(s) and halls and catch up with friends, faculty and staff! Don't forget to take a peak at our fun bridge display showcasing our Family School Spirit Banners! If you need directions or guidance, feel free to ask any one of our student leaders in uniform on Sunday. Dr. Chermak has also planned a beautiful Mass to add to our Catholic Schools Week Celebration! We can't wait to welcome each of you on Sunday! Our Falcons concluded their iReady diagnostic testing this week. The faculty is going to begin their data analysis next week. Our assessment scores look great so far! So many of our Falcons showed growth. We will be sharing more iReady information and reports in February and will be inviting you in to have a data chat with us during our next round of Parent Teacher Conferences. Thank you for choosing St. John Fisher School and for entrusting your most precious gifts to us each and every day. PEACE LOVE SJF. -Mrs. Maura Nash In unity and hope,
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Ryan O'Keefe, 5th Grade
November 20, 2022
In December’s month of kindness, SJF paid close attention to kind acts performed by students. In 5th grade, Ryan O’Keefe is a student who is always making kindness a priority, taking kindness to a new level. As a class, the 5th graders performed random acts of kindness for the teachers and students throughout the school. Ryan and a couple of his friends wanted to show some kindness to 2 of their former pre-k teachers. They made them a giant poster telling them how special they are and brought it to their room to surprise them! Ryan was so inspired by performing that act of kindness, that he decided to bring in candy canes for everyone in his class. With his teacher's permission, Ryan skipped lunch one day to secretly place a candy cane on the desk of each of his classmates. He then wrote an inspiring note on the board thanking them for all the kindness that they had shown him and asked them to pay it forward. These acts of kindness are a part of Ryan’s every day actions. They come very naturally to him. Ryan is an extremely kind and generous student, inspiring others to be giving and kind. One day after a weekly mass, Ryan noticed that there were still tags on the giving tree in church. He approached his teacher and asked if he could talk to his homeroom about...