11/13-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/n1sf
St. Paul FFA Canned Food Drive Update!
Thanks to all the community members, staff, and students who donated to the Food Drive.
We were able to collect 139 lbs of food during the Fridays in October. In addition to this canned food, we received a donation of 321 pounds of vegetables to our food drive. Our total donation to the Marion Polk Food Share was 460 pounds! Good job Buckaroos! Seniors won the class competition and can pick up their prize, which is in an envelope with their name on it, by the school office. Thanks!
11/12-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/n0g6
11/10-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/mxe3
Congratulations Buckaroos! Oregon Athletic Coaches Association awarded St. Paul with the All Sports Award-1A for 2019-2020!
K-12 Scholastic Virtual Book Fair: 11/16-11/29. Click on the link to get started! https://www.scholastic.com/bf/saintpaulelementaryschool
11/9-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/mvxc
Dear St Paul Community Members, the St Paul School District will host a Zoom Town Hall meeting on Tuesday evening November 10th at 6:00pm. Parents and interested community members will receive a district wide update on Comprehensive Distance Learning and additional information regarding school operations.
Join Zoom Meeting
https://zoom.us/j/97966653682?pwd=MlVEOXlKMlY1d09wY2ZGbW81dTYrZz09
Meeting ID: 979 6665 3682
Passcode: 993017
Sincerely,
Joseph M. Wehrli
Superintendent of Schools
St Paul SD #45
Hello St. Paul MS/HS Families,
There will be no school on Wednesday, November 11th, in recognition of Veterans Day. As a result we will be adjusting the schedule for Thursday, November 12th, to compensate for that loss of instructional time. Here is the bell schedule for Thursday, November 12th, 2020:
Period 1 - 8:00-8:38
Period 2 - 8:43- 9:21
Period 3 - 9:26-10:04
Period 4 - 10:09-10:47
Period 5 - 10:52-11:30
Lunch - 11:30-12:00
Period 6 - 12:15-12:53
Period 7 - 12:58-1:36
Period 8 - 1:41-2:19
New York City/Washington DC Trip-June 2022 Adventure! This trip is for current 6th and 7th Graders and Parents. If you would like to hear more, I am hosting an online meeting on November 12, 2020 at 6:00 p.m. Please read the flyer. You must RSVP online before the day of the meeting. See flyer for RSVP link. Only those who RSVP to the meeting will receive the link to attend. Hope to see you there, Ms. Hempel.
11/5-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/msfa
ASB is having their annual Spirit Gear Sale! Order yours from now until November 24 at https://www.customink.com/fundraising/stpaulhs.
11/4-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/mr5a
11/3-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/mpo2
11/2-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/moe0
Grad Night 50/50 Raffle -The drawing will be held December 12! View image for details. Grad Night parents will be selling tickets in person this Saturday, October 31, in front of the high school, with more dates to come. Social distancing guidelines will be followed. Thank you for your support!
Important Update on St. Paul District Operations
October 30, 2020
Dear St. Paul Community,
Our district continues to operate under the Ready Schools, Safe Learners guidance from the State of Oregon. We know that our staff, parents and students all want to be back in school in as close to normal a situation as possible. We also know that it is critically important especially for our younger students to receive their instruction in person at school. This morning some major changes to the conditions that must be met prior to opening our schools to a larger number of students was announced by the Governor and the Director of the Oregon Department of Education. This new information is based on research that has been done and data that has been collected since the start of the Covid outbreak. We understand what a burden the closure of our schools has placed on our students and their families. Our teachers have worked long hours to provide support to the at home learning effort. It is my hope that we can soon be in a position to reopen our schools to the benefit of everyone, in particular our students. Here are the highlights: the county will now use a 14 day look back at case rates to determine whether or not students will be allowed back on site in our schools. A case rate of less than 50 per 100,000 and a test positive rate of less than 5% must be met over a 2 week period. Though Marion County still does not currently meet the requirements for opening, this new metric gives us a glimmer of hope that we will be able to consider reopening sooner than would have been possible under the previous guidelines. Our test positive rate in Marion county is currently at 7.5%. Many other changes were also announced including cohort size for limited in person instruction and the removal of a state wide metric requirement for returning to school. I will continue working with our district team and the school board to make sure that we are ready to open as soon as possible once the metrics have been met. It has been the combined effort of school leaders across this great state with the support of our communities and other educational organizations and school boards that has allowed us to move to a place where the reopening of our schools could be a possibility in the near future. We will host another Town Hall virtual meeting on Nov.10th in an effort to provide additional information to the community. A link to the meeting will be posted on the website prior to the 10th of November. Thank you again for all of your support. Have a safe and enjoyable weekend.
Sincerely,
Joseph M. Wehrli
St. Paul School District
Superintendent/Elementary Principal
10/30-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/mn6y
Sophomore Class Holiday Wreath and Garland Fundraiser! Talk to a sophomore or email garret.mclean@stpaul.k12.or.us for ordering. Checks can be made out to St. Paul HS. See flyer for more information!
10/29-MS/HS Daily Announcements: https://5il.co/mlvb