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2011-12 School Annual Report N361 Military Rd. - Sherwood, WI 54169 (920) 989-1373 email: heart@tds.net www.stjohnsacredheart.org St. John - Sacred Heart School is accredited by the Wisconsin Independent and Religious School Accreditation Association.

<strong>2011</strong>-12<br />

<strong>School</strong> <strong>Annual</strong> <strong>Report</strong><br />

N361 Military Rd. - Sherwood, WI 54169<br />

(920) 989-1373 email: heart@tds.net<br />

www.stjohnsacredheart.org<br />

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> - <strong>Sacred</strong> Heart <strong>School</strong> is accredited by<br />

the Wisconsin Independent and Religious <strong>School</strong> Accreditation Association.


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

Our Mission is to provide a<br />

quality academic education for life-long<br />

learning, rooted in the Catholic tradition.<br />

<strong>SJSH</strong> STAFF &<br />

SCHOOL BOARD<br />

Administration<br />

Fr. Michael Betley, Pastor<br />

Kerry Sievert, Principal<br />

Faculty<br />

Tabitha Nate, Little Lions / K2<br />

Amy Breckheimer, K3/K4<br />

Bee Yang, Gr. K<br />

Katie Tennessen, Gr. 1<br />

Donna Hanson, Gr. 2<br />

Dorothy Postl, Gr. 3, Technology<br />

Cherri Betters, Gr. 3<br />

Donna Seefeldt, Gr. 4<br />

Shirley Fischer, Gr. 5<br />

Val Lewis, Gr. 6-8<br />

Alyssa Jackels, Gr. 6-8<br />

Kelly Fiedorowicz, Gr. 6-8<br />

Laurel Marchinowski, Band<br />

Our Philosophy:<br />

We believe that parents are the primary educators of their children and<br />

that the school provides the facility, the resources, and the personnel that<br />

contributes to the child's ongoing education.<br />

We believe the role of the teacher is to facilitate and enhance each child's<br />

foundation of knowledge, instructing in a manner that recognizes<br />

individual talents and learning styles.<br />

We believe that the curriculum revolves around the religious dimension<br />

of the school, focusing on instruction, prayer, service, and community.<br />

We are a sacramental community united in the Eucharist.<br />

We believe that the school's curriculum must enable each child to<br />

develop his/her intellectual, physical, spiritual, moral, aesthetic,<br />

emotional, and social skills.<br />

We believe the role of the school is to develop skills that encourage our<br />

students to become life-long learners, who make educated decisions<br />

rooted in Catholic values, and who function as contributing members of<br />

the community.<br />

Support <strong>St</strong>aff<br />

Peggy Dhein, Secretary<br />

Linda Foxgrover, Aide<br />

Lisa Olson, Aide<br />

Sarah Thiel, Aide<br />

Audra Schuessler, Cook<br />

Kris Halbach, Cook<br />

Peggy Braun, Development<br />

Custodial <strong>St</strong>aff<br />

Pat Firkus<br />

<strong>School</strong> Board Members<br />

Kelley Weber, President<br />

Michael Broderick<br />

Amanda Buckoski<br />

Debbie Schmalz-Buhler<br />

Nicole Clark<br />

Nancy Davis<br />

Sue Herrmann<br />

Kristine Kolb<br />

Kelly Thiel<br />

Michelle Thiel<br />

" PAGE 2


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

Dear Friends of <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong>,<br />

The Gospel from Mark tells us:<br />

FROM THE PASTOR<br />

“And people were bringing children to him that he<br />

might touch them. Let the children come to me; do<br />

not prevent them, for the kingdom of God belongs<br />

to such as these”.<br />

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> – <strong>Sacred</strong> Heart <strong>School</strong> has a long and faith-filled<br />

history of spreading the Good News to the children in our<br />

community. Our parish school has touched and influenced<br />

many lives in the way of faith, values and learning. We<br />

continue to be fully committed to our school and continue to<br />

work to keep our methods and technology current with a<br />

changing world. Through these important educational efforts we celebrate our<br />

strengths, identify areas for improvement and work together to ensure our school will<br />

flourish for generations to come.<br />

I call upon all parishioners of school-aged children to visit and consider <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> - <strong>Sacred</strong><br />

Heart <strong>School</strong> for your children. I invite you to join me in this spiritual and educational<br />

adventure. Take a close look at what <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> has to offer and the well-rounded<br />

young adults they help to nourish and mold. Research has proven that Catholic schools<br />

provide a uniquely powerful education for the child’s spiritual, intellectual, physical, and<br />

social growth. You may find that you want that for your children. Come and invest in<br />

the future of our youth.<br />

Thank you for your prayers, service and sharing that makes this ministry of the school a<br />

source of deep family faith and pride for our faith community. May God continue to<br />

bless our parish and school!<br />

Grace and peace to you in Christ,<br />

Rev. Michael E. Betley<br />

" PAGE 3


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

Dear Families and Friends,<br />

FROM THE PRINCIPAL<br />

Another exciting and rewarding year concluded with graduation of 15 outstanding students from <strong>St</strong>.<br />

<strong>John</strong> – <strong>Sacred</strong> Heart <strong>School</strong>. As you will note later in this report, 10 of these students were recognized<br />

for earning the Presidential Excellence and Achievement Awards. All of the other five students in this<br />

class were also honor roll students. It speaks volumes about their dedication and commitment. We<br />

continue to be so proud of our students.<br />

This past year, a technology committee developed plans and began a<br />

three-phase program to upgrade the technology resources within our<br />

school. Ceiling mounted projectors and white boards can be found in<br />

most classrooms, with Elmo projectors and laptops in the other rooms.<br />

Phase 2 involves the purchase of classroom sets of laptop computers<br />

which will enhance our students’ use of technology. Phase 3 involves the<br />

installation of smart board technology.<br />

<strong>St</strong>aff have been trained to implement the new Common Core<br />

curriculum in language arts and math and received training in<br />

technology integration options throughout the curriculum.<br />

But an equally impressive component is our religion curriculum. This,<br />

after all, is why the school exists. While we can boast about our students’ academic achievements, the<br />

religious aspect of the school is of prime significance. Consider that a child attending <strong>SJSH</strong> for nine<br />

years will have approximately…<br />

• Received 970 hours in religious instruction (including Scripture, morality, theology, Church<br />

history, prayer and sacraments, saints, and liturgy)<br />

• Participated in 324 liturgies<br />

• Received the Sacrament of Reconciliation 30 times<br />

• Participated in 6,480 prayers and prayer services<br />

• Prayed the <strong>St</strong>ations of the Cross 54 times<br />

• Participated or attended 18 religious performances (Christmas Program and Passion Play)<br />

• Received 180 hours of training and instruction in religious music<br />

• Prayed the rosary and attended Marian devotions 30 times<br />

• Participated in 10 student retreats<br />

• Shared in 40 service opportunities<br />

• Received 45 hours of instruction on mission awareness<br />

In addition, he/she will be exposed to the integration of religious topics and themes in most academic<br />

disciplines. He/she will have been exposed to 11,340 hours of instruction in a religious environment.<br />

This environment, including religious symbols, banners, boards, prayer corners, etc. is evident every hour<br />

of every day spent in school.<br />

Our school mission statement charges us to provide a quality academic education for life-long<br />

learning, rooted in the Catholic tradition. All school families and school supporters can hold their<br />

heads high with pride. A supportive parish community, dedicated parents and teachers, and eager<br />

students together make <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> a “<strong>School</strong> of Distinction.”<br />

" Together in Christ,<br />

" " Kerry Sievert<br />

" PAGE 4


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

<strong>2011</strong>- <strong>2012</strong> ACCREDITATION GOALS<br />

• Evaluate specialized reading programs to address the needs of all learners<br />

• Implement a staff development plan utilizing Professional Learning Communities<br />

• Implement an effective building management program for cleaning and repair<br />

• Implement concept-based units of instruction<br />

• Review fire codes<br />

• Develop a long-range plan to address future maintenance and facility improvement needs<br />

Goal Results:<br />

• Utilized a remedial program from Scientific Learning and evaluated a new program from<br />

Scientific Learning (Reading Assistant) for for all students for implementation in <strong>2012</strong>-13<br />

school year.<br />

• Began PLC meetings twice monthly from 7:00-8:15 a.m. for staff development.<br />

• Part-time maintenance position for school and parish established along with a full-time<br />

custodian for the school. Pastor and principal, respectively, oversee the two responsibilities.<br />

• PLC sessions focused on concept-based instruction. Units of instruction using the model<br />

were created and implemented.<br />

• Fire Department personnel met with the principal to evaluate compliance.<br />

• Various groups evaluated facility needs and plans were developed and implementation begun<br />

for some changes. An ad hoc school board committee was formed to evaluate future<br />

building usage needs.<br />

ENROLLMENT<br />

Grade <strong>2011</strong>-12<br />

K3 / K4 24<br />

Kindergarten 7<br />

Grade 1 12<br />

Grade 2 8<br />

Grade 3 15<br />

Grade 4 17<br />

Grade 5 14<br />

“I’m so happy that my parents sent me to <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong>-<strong>Sacred</strong> Heart<br />

<strong>School</strong> because I know that the friends I have made there will stay<br />

together for a long, long time. I went to <strong>SJSH</strong> for 10 years and it went<br />

by so fast. I liked going to a school where the teachers know all the<br />

students and the students know all the other students. It’s also nice<br />

with the small class sizes.” Karli Van Camp, Class of <strong>2012</strong><br />

Grade 6 20<br />

Grade 7 7<br />

Grade 8 15<br />

TOTAL 139<br />

" PAGE 5


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

A TRADITION OF ACADEMIC & FAITH EXCELLENCE<br />

MAP Test Scores<br />

MAP, or Measure of Academic Progress, is a<br />

computerized adaptive test which helps<br />

teachers, parents, and administrators improve<br />

learning for all students and make informed<br />

decisions to promote a child's academic growth.<br />

NCEA Test Scores<br />

Each year students in grades 5th & 8th take a<br />

national standardized religion assessment. The<br />

assessment gathers achievement levels in the<br />

four pillars of the Catechism of the Catholic<br />

Church: Faith Knowledge (creed), Celebration of<br />

the Christian Mystery (liturgy), Life in Christ<br />

(morality) & Christian Prayer.<br />

Reading<br />

% of students who<br />

scored advanced or<br />

proficient<br />

Pillar Grade 5 Nat. Average<br />

2nd Grade 100%<br />

3rd Grade 83%<br />

4th Grade 100%<br />

5th Grade 93%<br />

6th Grade 67%<br />

7th Grade 100%<br />

Faith Knowledge 88.8% 71.8%<br />

Profession of Creed 96% 78%<br />

Liturgy & Sacraments 89% 69%<br />

Life in Christ 80% 68%<br />

Christian Prayer 85% 70%<br />

Math<br />

% of students who<br />

scored advanced<br />

or proficient<br />

2nd Grade 100%<br />

3rd Grade 92%<br />

4th Grade 100&<br />

5th Grade 86%<br />

6th Grade 89%<br />

Pillar Grade 8 Nat. Average<br />

Faith Knowledge 84.8% 71.9%<br />

Profession of Creed 81% 69%<br />

Liturgy & Sacraments 83% 69%<br />

Life in Christ 85% 76%<br />

Christian Prayer 89% 79%<br />

7th Grade 83%<br />

“I am thankful that my parents sent me to <strong>SJSH</strong> because the teachers prepared me for high school by<br />

teaching me a great work ethic. The grading system holds us to higher expectations and we have to work<br />

hard for the grades that we get. We are taught to respect our peers ideas and personalities which will help<br />

me as I go through life.” Andrew Shimon, Class of <strong>2012</strong><br />

" PAGE 6


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

FINANCIAL REPORT<br />

Revenue........................................<br />

Parish Subsidy" " " $241,440<br />

Tuition/Fees" " " $220,640<br />

Fundraising" " " $ 93,230<br />

Program Revenue" " $ 4,673<br />

Unrestricted Donations" $ 68,628<br />

Restricted Donations" " $ 19,884<br />

Lumen Christi" " " $ 2,808<br />

Rental Income"" " $ 6,620<br />

Miscellaneous Income" " $ 221<br />

Total" " " " $658,144<br />

Expenses.....................................<br />

<strong>St</strong>aff Comp./Benefits" " $542,481<br />

<strong>St</strong>aff Development" " $ 1,430<br />

Insurance" " " $ 10,913<br />

Computer Server/Mtnc." $ 13,284<br />

Advertising/Promotion $ 807<br />

Instructional" " " $ 12,318<br />

Library"" " " $ 307<br />

Utilities" " " $ 38,524<br />

Janitorial/Maintenance" $ 23,398<br />

Office/Phone/Fax/Copier" $ 10,093<br />

Miscellaneous" " " $ 4,588<br />

Total" " " " $658,144<br />

FINANCIAL DONATIONS<br />

<strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> – <strong>Sacred</strong> Heart <strong>School</strong> acknowledges the many people and<br />

organizations that have donated time, talent, and treasure to ensure the<br />

successful operation of the school. We are blessed to have dedicated<br />

volunteers who contribute much time and effort in generating revenue<br />

through these fundraisers.<br />

Likewise, we appreciate the many donations of items from our Teacher<br />

Wish List and various services from local businesses.<br />

It is through these combined efforts we are able to keep our tuition costs<br />

affordable. Thanks to these fundraisers an education at <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> - <strong>Sacred</strong><br />

Heart <strong>School</strong> is obtainable for all families in our community.<br />

<strong>2011</strong>-<strong>2012</strong> school fundraisers generated $124,119<br />

THANK YOU !<br />

Top Fundraisers:<br />

Bids For Kids" $ 55,548<br />

Scrip" " $ 19,277<br />

Packer <strong>St</strong>and $ 18,112<br />

Technology Fund $ 14,618*<br />

<strong>Annual</strong> Giving $ 12,280<br />

Apple Pie Sale" $ 7,910<br />

Adopt A <strong>St</strong>udent $ 7,350**<br />

Labels / Box Top $ 2,058<br />

Magazine Sale" $ 2,078<br />

* $9,000 generated at Bids for Kids<br />

** $5,000 generated at Bids for Kids<br />

INVOLVED PARENTS ASSOCIATION (IPA)<br />

Hand in Hand<br />

Teaching our children faith, love and Christian values.<br />

IPA officers:<br />

President - Debbie Phipps<br />

Vice President - Sally Thiede<br />

Treasurer / Secretary - Brenda Marquardt<br />

Income:<br />

Seroogy’s Candy Sale - $1537<br />

Scrapbook Weekends - $2470<br />

Account Balance: $7,290<br />

Expenses:<br />

Teacher Inservice Meal $ 527<br />

Laminator film " $ 227<br />

New Tables (5) $ 581<br />

Fall Fest $ 256<br />

Power <strong>School</strong> Fees $2,806<br />

New Lockers (15)" $ 1,663<br />

Movie Night" " $ 58<br />

Miscellaneous " $ 150<br />

" PAGE 7


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

EXTRA-CURRICULAR / ACADEMIC HIGHLIGHTS<br />

Christian Leadership Council<br />

Promoting school spirit and service opportunities<br />

Carter King, Matthew Bertello, Caleb Braun, Andrew<br />

Shimon, Ben Brochtrup, Trisha Van Handel, Kyle<br />

<strong>St</strong>adtmueller, Jake Paulson, Jacob Bertello, Melody Thiel,<br />

Grace Orella, Macey Herrmann, Manuel Sheahan, Benjamin<br />

Heid, William O’Brien, Eli Ruffing, Brandon Wagner, Bryce<br />

Gruett<br />

Publications Club<br />

Yearbook Committee<br />

Liz Schuessler, Shelley Butler, Alli Ruffing, Megan Brochtrup,<br />

Jackie <strong>St</strong>icka, Katrina Franda, Jackie Probst, Elizabeth Thiel<br />

Service Club<br />

Serving our school and community<br />

Jack Balster, Jakob Franda, Sylva Daun, Samantha Thiel, Erik<br />

Shepardson, Madelyn Grabow, Kirsten Buelow, Andy Kesler,<br />

Ryan <strong>St</strong>adtmueller, Jared Freier, Brittney <strong>St</strong>umpf, Ellie<br />

Biersteker, Ray Butler, Erin Schuessler, Bennett Lau<br />

Holy Folkz<br />

Liturgical Instrumental Accompaniment<br />

Jack Balster, Caleb Braun, Jacob & Matthew Bertello, Ben &<br />

Megan Brochtrup, Jakob Franda, Bryce Gruett, Bennett Lau,<br />

Liz Schuessler, Erik Shepardson, Kyle & Ryan <strong>St</strong>adtmueller,<br />

Karli Van Camp, Brandon Wagner<br />

Honor Roll<br />

% Eight Grade:<br />

Matthew Bertello*, Caleb Braun*, Megan Brochtrup*, Shelley<br />

Butler*, Katrina Franda*, Carter King*, Jackie Probst*, Alli<br />

Ruffing*, Liz Schuessler*, Manuel Sheahan, Andrew Shimon,<br />

Kyle <strong>St</strong>adtmueller, Jackie <strong>St</strong>icka*, Elizabeth Thiel*, Karli<br />

VanCamp*<br />

" Seventh Grade:<br />

Sylvia Daun, William O’Brien*, Erin Schuessler*, Melody<br />

Thiel*, Samantha Thiel*, Brandon Wagner*<br />

" Sixth Grade:<br />

Ellie Biersteker* Kirsten Buelow, Jacob Bertello*, Ben<br />

Brochtrup*, Jakob Franda*, Madelyn Grabow*, Bryce<br />

Gruett*, Benjamin Heid*, Macey Herrmann, Andy Kesler,<br />

Bennett Lau*, Grace Orella*, Eli Ruffing, Erik Shepardson,<br />

Ryan <strong>St</strong>adtmeuller*, Brittney <strong>St</strong>umpf, Trisha VanHandel<br />

*denotes students who achieved hight honors for one<br />

quarter or more<br />

Xavier Math Bowl Competition<br />

" 8th Grade: 3rd place (31 teams - 124 students)<br />

Caleb Braun, Matthew Bertello, Karli Van Camp, Shelley<br />

Butler<br />

" 8th Grade: 21st place (31 teams - 124 students)<br />

Katrina Franda, Megan Brochtrup, Kyle <strong>St</strong>adtmueller, Liz<br />

Schuessler<br />

" Indivdually: Megan Brochtrup placed 4th<br />

"<br />

" 7th Grade: 5th place (41 teams - 164 students)<br />

Wiliam O’Brien, Melody Thiel, Samantha Thiel, Erin<br />

Schuessler<br />

" Individually: William O’Brien placed 9th<br />

"<br />

" 6th Grade: 5th place (35 teams - 140 students)<br />

Bryce Gruett, Ben Brochtrup, Grace Orella, Trisha<br />

VanHandel<br />

" 6th Grade: 6th place (35 teams - 140 students)<br />

Brittney <strong>St</strong>umpf, Benjamin Heid, Jacob Bertello, Bennett Lau<br />

" Individually: Grace Orella placed 4th,<br />

" " Jacob Bertello placed 6th<br />

Forensics:<br />

% Group Interpretation:<br />

1st: Grace Orella, Kirsten Buelow, Madelyn Grabow,<br />

Brittney <strong>St</strong>umpf<br />

1st: Ray Butler, Ellie Biersteker, Trisha VanHandel<br />

% Prose:<br />

2nd: Erik Shepardson<br />

Knights of Columbus Knowledge Contest:<br />

" Math:<br />

1st place – Matthew Bertello (8th grade)<br />

1st place – William O’Brien (7th grade)<br />

1st place - Grace Orella (6th grade)<br />

" Spelling:<br />

1st place – Brandon Wagner (7th grade)<br />

1st place - Vanessa Thiel (5th grade)<br />

Knights of Columbus Poster Contest:<br />

Grade 1: Owen Broderick (1st), Adela Thiel (3rd)<br />

Grade 2: Austin Thiel (3rd)<br />

Grade 3: Isabelle Clark (1st), Ellie Davis (2nd),<br />

" Olivia Broderick (3rd)<br />

Grade 4: Melanie Thiede (1st),<br />

" Evan Lau & Roslyn Van Abel (tied for 3rd)<br />

" PAGE 8


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

Best Wishes to the Class of <strong>2012</strong>...<br />

Presidential Educational<br />

Excellence Award<br />

Above 85% on national testing &<br />

3.5 GPA or higher<br />

Caleb Braun<br />

Matthew Bertello<br />

Megan Brochtrup<br />

Katrina Franda<br />

Karli Van Camp<br />

Achievement Award<br />

Not meeting a& of the above but showing<br />

outstanding growth and commitment<br />

Shelley Butler<br />

Alli Ruffing<br />

Liz Schuessler<br />

Elizabeth Thiel<br />

Back Row: Mr. Sievert, Karli Van Camp, Andrew Shimon, Liz Schuessler,<br />

Carter King, Matthew Bertello, Father Mike Betley<br />

Middle Row: Kyle <strong>St</strong>adtmueller, Jackie Probst, Shelley Butler, Megan<br />

Brochtrup, Caleb Braun<br />

Front Row: Jackie <strong>St</strong>icka, Elizabeth Thiel, Manuel Sheahan, Alli Ruffing,<br />

Katrina Franda<br />

Christian Witness Award<br />

Best display of sincerity, integrity and respect<br />

Matthew Bertello<br />

Lessons learned while at <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong>...<br />

“I am thankful my parents sent me to <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> because it has helped me become the best I can be by developing<br />

social skills, taking advanced classes, and nurturing my faith in everyday life. <strong>SJSH</strong> has helped me greatly in preparing<br />

me for high school. I feel I have a very strong background in math, which allowed me to qualify for Honors Geometry.<br />

In addition I was able to take a Biology class with sophomores/juniors and almost all of the topics that have been taught<br />

are a review for me. <strong>SJSH</strong> has taught me many values that I feel I will carry throughout my life and has put me in a<br />

position to succeed.” Caleb Braun, Class of <strong>2012</strong><br />

“I am thankful for my education at <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> because of the things that I wouldn’t have learned in a public school,<br />

like faith and Christian values. <strong>SJSH</strong> nurtured my faith by teaching me many different ways to pray and thank God. It<br />

has helped me do different activities to build upon my faith, and teach me all of the ways that I can be a good Christian.<br />

At <strong>SJSH</strong>, I learned many different values, like respect, responsibility, compassion, and productivity. Academically, <strong>SJSH</strong><br />

has a very good math program. We learned Algebra in 8th grade while most of my friends are learning it now. Now I am<br />

in Geometry with sophomores, juniors, and seniors. <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> has a strong English program as I tested into<br />

Advanced English 9. Only 30 other freshman are in the Advanced English classes.” Megan Brochtrup , Class of <strong>2012</strong><br />

" PAGE 9


" ST. JOHN - SACRED HEART SCHOOL<br />

CONTINUING THE TRADITION<br />

We are extremely fortunate to have financial support from those who are dedicated to the longevity and<br />

success of our parish school. A gift to <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> can be large or small, for when all contributions are<br />

combined they quickly become a significant amount. Please accept our most sincere and heartfelt thank you<br />

to the following contributors to the annual giving campaign, endowment, Bids for Kids sponsors, memorials<br />

and matching funds in the <strong>2011</strong>-12 school year:<br />

Saint<br />

Acts 20:35 Family Fund<br />

Dennis & Gloria Halbach<br />

Warren & Linda Schneider<br />

Les & Dar <strong>St</strong>umpf<br />

Paraclete<br />

Anonymous<br />

Best Advantage Credit Union<br />

William Engler Jr.<br />

Dave & Kay Goeser<br />

KEDA Fund<br />

Tom & Kristine Kolb<br />

Dale & Cindy Marx<br />

Joan Petrie<br />

In Memory of Joseph Pilon, III<br />

Nick & Jackie Schneider<br />

<strong>St</strong>eve & Sandy Shimon<br />

Tom & Sedona VandeHey<br />

Dave & Kay Wagner<br />

Gary & Diane Wickersheim<br />

Apostle<br />

Anonymous (x2)<br />

All About You<br />

Mike & Jean Bertello<br />

Scott & Peg Braun<br />

Michael & Elaine Broderick<br />

Walter & Connie Brummond<br />

Catholic Financial<br />

Gilbert Family Practices<br />

Dave & Kay Goeser<br />

Mike & Michele <strong>John</strong>son<br />

Generose Kiefer<br />

Bruce & Tina Moehn<br />

George Mueller Endowment<br />

Eric & Lisa Olson<br />

Dan & Renee <strong>St</strong>adtmueller<br />

Joseph & Mary Schwalbach<br />

Jim & Shelley Smrecek<br />

Disciple<br />

Anonymous (x8)<br />

In Memory of Pauline Arthur<br />

Diedrich Construction<br />

Patrick & Susan Doherty<br />

Jerry & Ginny Dohr<br />

Marian Dorn<br />

Paul & Diane Eichmeier<br />

Douglas & Mary Ann Freund<br />

<strong>John</strong> & Mary Frozena<br />

Gary & Bonnie Funk<br />

Gruett’s Power Center<br />

In Memory of Pat Halbach<br />

Head Insurance<br />

In Memory of Kenneth Heid<br />

& <strong>John</strong> Schumacher<br />

Hilbert Lions Club<br />

Kees Insurance & Financial Services<br />

Joseph & Alyce Kilsdonk<br />

Jack & Mildred Nett<br />

Gene & Cathy Ott<br />

Paul & June Preissner<br />

<strong>John</strong> & Lisa Ruffing<br />

D.J. & Brenda Schneider<br />

Seidel Trucking<br />

Sherwood Animal Hospital<br />

Sherwood Elevator<br />

Roland & Sue <strong>St</strong>ephenson<br />

Les <strong>St</strong>umpf Ford<br />

Theil Cheese & Ingredients<br />

In Memory of Dick Thiel<br />

Eric & Kelly Thiel<br />

Jim Thiel<br />

Joe & Marianne Thiel<br />

Bob Van Daalwyk<br />

<strong>John</strong> & Catherine Wordell<br />

Clarence Zahringer<br />

<strong>John</strong> & Brenda Zitzelsberger<br />

Patron<br />

Anonymous (x4)<br />

Kevin & Becky Bornemann<br />

Daniel & Karin Christ<br />

Denny & Cheryl Dewing<br />

Brian & Laurie Halbach<br />

Robert & Angeline Koehler<br />

Rose Mary Loderbauer - In memory of<br />

Ruth and Art Loderbauer<br />

Scott & Vicky (Ott) Merzlicker<br />

Matthew Preissner &<br />

Catherine Sanders<br />

Lorraine Rogalska<br />

<strong>St</strong>udio 55<br />

Dolores Thiel<br />

Chad & Kelley Weber<br />

This list has been prepared<br />

with great care. However,<br />

despite the most sincere<br />

efforts, errors sometimes<br />

do occur. If your name was<br />

inadvertently omitted or if<br />

your information is<br />

incorrect, please except our<br />

most sincere apology.<br />

" PAGE 10


TUITION ASSISTANCE CAMPAIGN<br />

A special thank you to all those who pledged support of Catholic education at <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> by<br />

contributing towards tuition assistance. Our most sincere thank you to the following donors for your<br />

belief in Catholic education at <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong>. As a result $7,350 was raised at Bids for Kids and <strong>Annual</strong><br />

Giving to be used toward the tuition assistance fund to help students receive an education at our parish<br />

Rose Barribeau<br />

David Bayer<br />

Matt and Bridget Bayer<br />

Elaine & Michael Broderick<br />

Aaron & Amanda Buckoski<br />

Robert and Debbie Buhler<br />

Chad & Nancy Davis<br />

Robert and Peggy Dhein<br />

Jack & Joan Diedrich<br />

Douglas & Mary Ann Freund<br />

Vern & Karla Gebhart<br />

<strong>St</strong>ephanie Higgins<br />

Eric and Sheila Holmstron<br />

Ronald and Ann Holzer<br />

Tom & Sue Kees<br />

Joseph Kesler<br />

Tony & Kathy Kesler<br />

Andrew and Lori King<br />

Beth Merbach<br />

Bruce & Tina Moehn<br />

Eugene and Cathy Ott<br />

Joan Petrie<br />

Kevin & Jodie Polasek<br />

Bob & Audra Schuessler<br />

<strong>St</strong>eve & Ann Schumacher<br />

Doug and Janice Thiel<br />

Eric & Kelly Thiel<br />

Al & Michelle Thiel<br />

Bob Van Daalwyk<br />

Chad and Kelley Weber<br />

TECHNOLOGY CAMPAIGN<br />

As a part of the <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong>’s strategic plan, a Technology Committee was formed to review and evaluate<br />

the technological needs in the classroom for the enhancement of teaching and instructional capabilities for<br />

all students. This review was conducted to allow <strong>SJSH</strong> to stay competitive as an educational provider, as<br />

well as planning for the three phase strategic objectives. A Technology Capital Campaign was created to<br />

seek funding to make this vision a reality. As a result $14,618.88 was raised at Bids for Kids and other<br />

donations made throughout the school year which allowed Phase 1 to be accomplished. Many thanks to the<br />

following donors who supported the Technology Campaign.<br />

Matthew and Bridget Bayer<br />

William and Julie Bradley<br />

Scott and Peggy Braun<br />

Dave and Amy Breckheimer<br />

Michael and Elaine Broderick<br />

Aaron and Amanda Buckoski<br />

Robert and Debra Buhler<br />

Catholic Financial Life<br />

Jason and Nicole Clark<br />

Chad and Nancy Davis<br />

Robert and Peggy Dhein<br />

Jack & Joan Diedrich<br />

William, Jr. Engler<br />

Douglas and Mary Ann Freund<br />

Vernon and Karla Gebhart<br />

Thomas and Karen Halbach<br />

Timothy and Janna Halbach<br />

Keith and Paula Heid<br />

Dean and Tracy Hemauer<br />

Thomas and Sue Herrmann<br />

Ronald and Ann Holzer<br />

IDNET PRO<br />

Bernice Kieffer (memorial)<br />

Joseph Kesler<br />

Tony and Kathy Kesler<br />

Andrew and Lori King<br />

Thomas and Kristine Kolb<br />

Bruce and Tina Moehn<br />

Gerald and Patricia Moehn<br />

Sharon Nate<br />

Eugene and Cathy Ott<br />

Kevin & Jodie Polasek<br />

Gayle Pompa<br />

Kathyrn Schaeuble<br />

Alfred and Bonnie Schneider<br />

Nick and Jackie Schneider<br />

Robert and Audra Schuessler<br />

Daniel and Renee <strong>St</strong>adtmueller<br />

<strong>SJSH</strong> Art Club<br />

<strong>SJSH</strong> Class of <strong>2012</strong><br />

Bill and Kate Suttner<br />

Alan and Michelle Thiel<br />

Craig and Sarah Thiel<br />

Eric and Kelly Thiel<br />

Doug and Janice Thiel<br />

Gary and Jean Thiel<br />

Marjorie Thiel<br />

Sr. Elizabeth Ann Thiel<br />

Wade and Elizabeth Uhlenbrauck<br />

Chad and Kelley Weber<br />

Details of our Three Phase Technology Plan are located on our school’s website under


<strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> - <strong>Sacred</strong> Heart <strong>School</strong><br />

named “<strong>2011</strong> <strong>School</strong> of Distinction”<br />

The title “<strong>School</strong> of Distinction” was awarded to only two (out of sixty-one) Catholic schools within the Green<br />

Bay Diocese - <strong>St</strong>. <strong>John</strong> - <strong>Sacred</strong> Heart <strong>School</strong> and Xavier High <strong>School</strong>. These two schools have proven to reach for<br />

higher levels of achievement based on excellence in academics, extra-curricular programs, service opportunities,<br />

and faith integration. <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> is proud to be the only elementary and middle school awarded this title.<br />

<strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> would like to extend a warm<br />

welcome to the following <strong>2012</strong>-2013 events:<br />

Oct. 19"" Family Fall Fest<br />

Nov. 2 & 3" Scrapbooking Weekend<br />

Nov. 8" " Veteran’s Day Program<br />

Nov. 9" " Pizza Sale<br />

Dec. 7" " Family Movie Night<br />

Dec. 19" " Christmas Program<br />

Jan. 25 & 26 Scrapbooking Weekend<br />

Jan.27-Feb. 2 " Catholic <strong>School</strong>s Week<br />

Feb. 1 " Sherwood’s Got Talent Show<br />

Mar. 16 "<br />

Mar 20"<br />

Mar. 22 & 23<br />

Mar. 28""<br />

May 14" "<br />

May 17 & 18<br />

May 31" "<br />

June 6<br />

Bids for Kids - High Cliff Restaurant<br />

" Passion Play<br />

Scrapbooking Weekend<br />

Seder Meal<br />

Spring Concert<br />

"Scrapbooking Weekend<br />

K4 Graduation<br />

" 8th Grade Graduation<br />

Dates subject to change.<br />

Check our website frequently for the latest <strong>SJSH</strong> <strong>School</strong> /Parish information and events.<br />

www.stjohnsacredheart.org

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