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Mary Elias

Principal

January went by without snow storms; however illnesses affected the school with the flu and stomach virus. We persevered with the use of hand sanitizer multiple times and sneezing the proper way was the correct way to go.

January Highlights

  • Dine for Dough at the Blue Angus in Dracut. What a perfect time to take advantage of not cooking. Let someone else do the work, while the school makes a profit from your bill. So eat and eat!
  • Bake Sale was sponsored by Grades 2 and 6. Wonderful treats, good popcorn and great raffle items.
  • Dress Down Day theme was to wear your favorite winter scarf. There was a variety of colors and styles worn.
​Catholic Schools Week was great! The entire school hall was decorated with pennants depicting how students feel about Catholic education and footsteps with each child's family interest were on exhibit with 3 sizes to reflect our younger students's feet.

During the week we focused upon a folklore storyteller telling tales with life lessons expressed, an almuni panel of SMS graduates who spoke about their lives after their education, career days, and ice cream sundae treats. Snow tubing event, Chunky's Movie Time and meteorologist Danielle Niles are rescheduled to next week. As we ended the month of January, Faculty and Staff were honored with an enjoyable brunch sponsored by P.T.O. members and other families. This was a very appreciative gesture to all.

Until next month for SMS Happenings!

Pass the word: Open Enrollment is going on for the next school year for Grades PreSchool age 3 to Grade 8 students. Call us at 978-453-9511 or email:  melias@saint-michael.com. Don't forget to Donate to Saint Michael's School by going on our website at school.saint-michael.com to give a contribution.

"Education is not the filling of a pail, but the lighting of a fire." W.B. Yeats

Respectively,
Mary E. Elias, Principal
​Saint Michael School
​21 Sixth Street
Lowell, Massachusetts 01850
Phone: 978-453-9511
​Fax: 978-454-4104
sms@saint-michael.com
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