Please read the information below so you get the details for the activities we have planned for this upcoming month and save the dates!

Pledge Money Due

YAY! The thermometer is almost there! The school has received $11,912.50 of the total pledges so far,  Plus the $1,816.00 from the Latino Heritage event. That makes a total of $13,728.50. We are so close!!!

Remember to send the collected money to the office no later than this coming Monday, October 20th! You can send them via Zelle (Using the email principal@saintsebastianschool.com) or in cash or check (payable to Saint Sebastian School) directly at the office.

Together we can reach our goal!

GO SPARTANS!!!

Free Movie Night

Bring your blankets and pillows to get cozy!

There will be treats and pizza for sale to enjoy the movie. All students from aftercare will go down to watch the movie. If you want your child to purchase a treat, remember to send cash or Zelle and tell your child!

Here is the price list so you can plan ahead:

• Pizza: $2

• Small popcorn: $2

• Large popcorn $3

• Nachos: $4

• Ice cream: $2

• Soda: $2

• Juice/water: $1

• Chips: $1

Halloween Bake Sale

Send cash or zelle to get a delicious fall treat during dismissal for after school!  You can also take some treats to go and share with your family and friends! Aftercare parents: If you want your child to purchase a treat, remember to send cash or Zelle and tell your child!

*Event organized by the Student Council.

Student Council does fundraisers throughout the school year to collect funds to make fun activities for our student body. 

Let’s show them our support!

Costume Parade and Contest

The Halloween Costume Contest will be held on Friday, October 31st  in the school yard. Students are asked to wear costumes that are appropriate for a school setting with young children on campus.

The guidelines include the following:

• No weapons

• No blood on the costume, mask, or skin

• Appropriate outfits for a school setting

• Includes skirt lengths and tightness

• Costume cannot be scary for younger children (Example – scary clown with blood on face)

Students come dressed up ready for the parade. Parents will be allowed to come and see the Halloween Costume Contest and if you want to, you can dress up too! Students can change by themselves after the event if they want to or they can wear their costumes all day.

Please click here to read the costume guidelines

Fall Festival is coming!

This year we will do a different event: Harvest Festival. We’ll have lots of fun games and activities, as well as performances and vendors!

Start sharing the information and passing out the flyer to invite your extended family, friends, co-workers, neighbors, everyone!

Save the date! November 7th from 1:00 to 6:00pm