Newsletter November 2026

November 2026 (Friday)
Regular Classes
6
Regular Classes
13
Polish Independence Day
Class Photos & Senior Portraits
Regular Classes
20
No Classes
27
Thanksgiving Break
November 2026 (Saturday)
Regular Classes
7
Regular Classes
14
Polish Independence Day
Class Photos & Senior Portraits
Regular Classes
21
No Classes
28
Thanksgiving Break

Polish Independence Day – November 13–14

Join us as we celebrate Poland’s independence with the National Anthem and special student performances!

  • Friday, November 13: 7:45 PM
  • Saturday, November 14: 11:45 AM

Students are encouraged to wear red and white, school T-shirts (available for $15), or traditional Polish folk costumes. Parents are warmly invited!

📸 Class Pictures – November 13–14

Class pictures will be taken during regular school hours. Individual portraits will also be available for 11th-grade students.
Students are encouraged to wear school T-shirts or sweatshirts. Polish-themed accessories are welcome! Order forms will be shared with parents.

❤️ November – Month of Giving

This November, we are supporting Food Pantry Helping Hands to assist local families in need.
We invite all families to contribute nonperishable food items. Every student who brings a donation will receive a lollipop! 🍭
Thank you for helping us teach our children the importance of kindness and generosity.

👨‍👩‍👧 Parent School Duty Reminder

Each family is required to complete one school duty shift per school year to help ensure student safety.
If you cannot attend your assigned shift, the following fees apply:

  • $50 – Absence reported in advance
  • $100 – Absence without prior notice

Thank you for your cooperation!

🏫 General Parent Meeting

Thank you to everyone who attended our October 23 meeting! The School Board provided updates on enrollment, finances, student safety, and school activities. We appreciate your continued involvement.

🌟 School Board News

Congratulations to Mrs. Teresa Rafacz, our newly elected Vice President of the School Board! We look forward to her contributions to our school community.

🎓 Polish Language Credits & Seal of Biliteracy

Attention, especially 8th-grade parents!

Continuing Polish language education may help students earn high school foreign language credits, depending on district policies.

Students may also pursue the Seal of Biliteracy, a recognized achievement demonstrating proficiency in two languages, subject to applicable requirements.

We encourage families to explore these opportunities as students plan their high school education.

🦃 Happy Thanksgiving!

We wish all our students and families a wonderful Thanksgiving filled with gratitude, joy, and time with loved ones.

Reminder: No classes November 27–28.

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