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It feels so good to be back and seeing students and staff in the hallways of St Ann Catholic School again. This week has finally felt more normal and I am enjoying handing out icepacks and band-aids!

On behalf of myself and the Finance Council we are pleased to report the parish financial results for the fiscal year ending June 30, 2021. Despite many challenges posed by the pandemic, we were greatly blessed by your generous support, resilience and patience. Click here to read report.

As a school counselor I will be able to see students in the classroom setting, individually, and in small groups. I will be giving monthly/bi-monthly classroom lessons to each grade level. We cover many different topics in our classroom lessons like: managing our emotions, friendships, time management, stress/calming techniques, study skills, setting goals, self regulation.

Tickets now on sale! TEXT stannff21 to 243-725 to buy Fall Festival Tickets and Tiger Tickets.

St. Ann PTO is hosting a fun filled evening of food, games & excitement leading up to the Chiefs vs. Raven's Game on Sept. 19. Ticket Prices are $35 per Mother & Son Pair with $10 for each additional son.

It is hard to believe we are already wrapping up our second full week of school! As students return next week, we will begin MAP (Measure of Academic Progress) testing for grades 1st - 8th in Math, Reading, and Language Arts. Kindergarten students will take a little more time to adjust to the school setting and test the week of September 20th. Click here to read more.

The September lunch menu is now posted online. Click here to view.

Special thanks to the Family Life Office in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas for publishing this newsletter. Enjoy reading the September/October 2021 issue.

In an effort to provide more space for each student, while still allowing each child to have the opportunity to participate in Mass and receive the Eucharist during the school week, we will be celebrating Mass on Tuesdays & Wednesdays starting August 31st. This schedule will be for the first semester and will be re-evaluate in December to make a Mass plan for the second semester. Click here for schedule.

Thank you for doing your part to help support a successful start to the 2021-2022 school year! It has been such a blessing to have our Tigers here in person. Teachers have been stopping me in the halls to tell me how much they are enjoying their students, and the students’ positive energy is contagious! I enjoyed seeing so many of you parents here for Back to School Night, also!

Let's Celebrate Again! You and your family are invited to celebrate the Feast Day of Saints Joachim and Anne this coming Monday! Click here to read all the details.

The Class of 2021 gifted the school with four heavy duty picnic tables this week. These tables enhance the area outside between the library and gym. Click here to read the story.

New 1/4 zip sweatshirt for 7th & 8th graders & handbook reminder for haircuts and skirt/short lengths.

Y Club Academy before and after school programs offer learning support and healthy social interaction for grades K-6 in a safe environment. Registration is NOW OPEN.

The St. Ann Catholic School will have adjusted office hours for the Summer. Click here for details.

What a year! With graduation this week, it has been such a beautiful opportunity to reflect. Thank you, from the bottom of my heart, for your partnership this school year, and for trusting our staff with your precious children. Well done, everyone!

We are excited for the many end of year celebrations ahead, beginning with celebrating our 8th grade class next Wednesday for their graduation! As we begin preparations for next school year, we are thankful to have made some amazing hires.

It has been such a blessing to honor our St. Ann staff members for Teacher Appreciation Week! Thank you to everyone who has continued to lift up our amazing staff this year.

Special thanks to the Family Life Office in the Archdiocese of Kansas City in Kansas for publishing this newsletter. Enjoy reading the May/June 2021 issue.

Throughout the month of April our virtues were perseverance and patience. This year our students have had to persevere through many different challenges and they have done so gracefully. They have managed to be in person the entire school year, with so many changes and challenges.